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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-11
Was One of the Most Enjoyable
i'm State History.
The Sessions Lasted Three Dsys-Ofi.
GERS We're Elected Yes
terday.
NEXT MEETING AT GLASGOW

The Paducah delegates to the state
Christian Endeavor convention return
ed from Mayfeld this morning at 2
O'Clock, the train being late, and re-
port one Of the biggest meetings ever
held in the state. There were notables
from all over the country present and
the meeting was one of the most en-
thusisstic ever held. The hospitality
Of the Mayfield members of the socie-
ty can not be surpassed and the Padu-
cab delegates as well as all others
heard, were moro than pleased with
the convention.
The convention lasted three days.
Rev. Francis A. Clark, Of Boston, the
founder of the society, was present
and also was Rev. Ira Landrith, Of
Nashville, a missionary worker.
f. N. Rains of Cincinnati was
among the delegates and there were
other prominent men in the society
present.
The election Of officers resulted Of
follows; Rev. Wyatt, of Hopkinsville,
president; the vice presidents were Sc
lected from each society in eact
church; Mrs. Baker, of Glasgow, sec
Rotary; Calbert Mead, Louisville, re
elected treasurer; Elizabeth Shaver
of Anchorage, elected secretary ant
superintendent of prison work ant
Miss Kathleen Whitfield, Of the city
was elected her assistant.
The next meeting will be held il
May at Glasgow, KY.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-11
Alleged Assassin of Attorney
Marcum Soon Captured.
He Declines to Talk About the Murder
But Says When He Gets Out
He'll Get Even.
EVEN WAS NOT sHo'

Lexington, Ky, May 1.-THE cap
turo Of Curtis Jett, charged with the
assassination of J. r, Marcum in Jack
son. Monday, was accomplished with
out bloodshed. at 3 O'Clock yesterday
morning. He is now in the Clark
courty Jail at Winchester.
Bearing a warrant, which had been
sworn out by Sam Jett, uncle of the
accused, Sheriff McChord and posse
Of seven left Winchester at midnight
Saturday. Reaching Jackson's Ferry,
ten miles distant, at $3.50 a. m. they
put away their buggies and crossed
the Kentucky river to Madison county
IN canoes.
They proceeded on foot to the home
Of Mrs. A. Haggin, Jetts mother,two
miles from the ferry. Six Of the posse
were stationed around the dwelling
and Sheriff MgChord and Deputy
stokeley approached the front door
and knocked. Jett's mother answered
and after some parley, admitted that
Curtis was within. They were ad-
mitted and found Jett awake, but still
in bed. He shook hands with the
sheriff and said that he would give nc
trouble. Reaching under his pillow
he drew out his pistol and turned IL
over TO his mother to keep He made
no show of resistance and was landed
in jail at Winchester at 6 q. m.
Jett's stepfathei, A. Haggin, charg.
es that when Jett reached his houss
last night from jackson, he proceeded
to draw his ristol on him and ordered
him to get out of the neighborhood
Haggin went to Richmond and swor'
out a warrant charging Jett with
breach of the peace by assault with I
pistol In the Jail Jett was communi
cative on sill matters save the killing
of Marcum. "rll get out of this al
right" was the only statement h
would make that could be construed
as a reference to the charge.
He said he wanted to be tried ii
Breathitt county. He was bitter IL
! denounciug his uncle who had him ar
rested and said that the score woul'
be evened mp when he was at libe rty
When asked in reference to the state
ment that five men would testify tina
he killed Marcum he simply sneere'
and replied: Whats that to yon ?"
To Sheriff McChord he was equal,
non communicative as to the Marcun
tragedy.
Jett is 2s years of age, athletic il
build, with deepset, keen eyes, an
has bushy red hair. That he submit
ted to arrest was an agreeable surpris
to the officers who feared an encoun
ter. Jett denied that he drove hi
stepfather from home. He will be ar
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-11
No Figures in the Democratic
Primary.
The Msohine Ticket, With Very
Few Exceptions, Won Out
Easily.
REED, LovETT AND CLARK WIN
THE STATE TICKET.

For Governor-J. O. W. Beckham,
OF Nelson.
For Lieutenant Governor-W. p.
Thorne, of Henry.
For AUDITORS. W. Hager,o Boyd.
For Treasurer-H. NJ. Bosworth, OF
Favette.
For Attorney Generally. b. Hayes
For Secretary of state-H. V. Nc
Chesney, of Livingston.
For Superintendent Of Public In
struction-J. II. Fuqua, Of Logan.
For Commissioner of Agriculture
Hubert vreeland, OF jefferson.
For Clerk of the Court of Appeals
II. l.. Green.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-11

The regular baseball season OF the
X. I. I. league will open at Paducah
May 81 with GAINESVILLE. The sched-
ule has at last been arranged, and will
be shortly announced. Paducah will
play away from home as follows:
At Henderson, June 8, 8, z, August
1, 2,3, September 10. IS, Ia. At Vim.
cennes June 8, o, 10, August 4, 8, 9,
September 8. 10, IL. At Owensboro
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raigned Tuesday and it is supposed
will be transferred to the jackson dis.
triot for trial.
The report that b. J.Ewen was shot
a. jackson is untrue.
Even was with Maroum when the
latter was assassinated last Monday.
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WAS NOT FAR AWAY.

Louisville, May l1-Henry Draudt.
defaulting bookkeeper of the Western
bank, surrendered at noon. He says
he has been away, bu. will not say
where.
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POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
REGULAR MEETING WILL BE
HELD THIS EVENING.

The fire and police commissioners
will meet tonight, with little business
to transact. There was some talk of
Officer whitehurst being suspended for
fighting, but one of the commissioners
stated this morning that q policeman
was as likely to get into difficulty as
anyone else and that he saw no reason
why the police commissioners should
be called upon to take any action in
the matter.
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sion here from Joppa and other points
below here.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-11

Louisville, Ky, May 1.-THE above
appears from the returns in thus far
TO be the ticket selected by the Demo
Gratis at their primary Saturday.
The races for attorney general, SUI
perintendent Of public instruction aud
clerk Of the court of appeals were very
close. and the result a. given above
may yet be changed. Yesterday it
wss believed that Fuqua was defeated
for superintendent of public instruo-
tion, but today IL seems otherwise,
white il was At first believed that Nor
gan Chinn had defeated his opponent
II. l.. Green, . conclusion that now
appears to be incorrect.
Il appears that Dempsey wins in
the railroad commissioner race In
the first district
TodAy's kilograms from the Demo.
cratic committee headquarters at Mt
Sterling state that the above ticket is
beiieNeu 70 DC correct.
There Is some talk that state con-
vention may now be ordered 20 ratify
the work of the primary and thereby
remove all doubt as TO tho regularity
of the ticket nominated, but nothing
definite has been given out by the par
~ authorities.
Chairman Allie Young says the
ticket above has won, with the excep.
tion of Hayes. Ee claims that Mitch
ell wins the nomination for attorney
general. There are yet no figures.
NOMINATIONS IN THIS DISTRICT
WIN. Reed. Paducah. circuit judge.
John G.. Lovett. Benton. common
wealth's attorney.
II. II. Hobson, Psducah, circuit
clerk.
W. O. CLARK, Paducsh. representa-
tive In legislature.
SO little interest was taken in this
judicial district that complete returns
have not been reported. II is known,
however, who has won. The wsrmesi
fight was between John c. Lovett,
Benton. and J. NJ. wortcn and L. X.
Taylor, OF Paducah, for common.
wealth's attorney. With unofficial re.
ports from all precincts, it appears
Lovett wins the nomination by about
$50 votes. His vote In Marshall conn
ty is what carried him through. At.
torney Taylor is in Benton today.
Hon. W. NJ. Reed secured the nomi.
nation for circuit judge over Hon.
John G.. Miller by 600 or more major.
ity.
Captain W. @. Clark was nominal
cd for the legislature from this county
by about 400 votes, while Colonel II.
II. Hobson, having no opposition for
the nomination for circuit clerk, won
in walk.
RAILROAD COMMITS
"a sIoNER's RACE.
While there are no complete returns
it seems from the reports in yester-
days Louisville papers that Med. Fer.
guson, of Paducah, is beat for railroad
commissioner. Mr.. Ferguson could
not be found today to get any returns
he may have received. and it 10 be.
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The Usual Array of Offenders
in Police Court.
Judge L. d. Husbands Able to Resume
Court Today After Weeks
Illness.
SESSION OF COUNTY COURT
POLICE COURT.

fOLlOE OOOhI.
Ike Jones and ]. II. Petty were the
only two offenders charged with a
plain drunk in Judge Sanders court
this morning. They were touched for
the usual 81 and costs.
Hester Crutohfield was fined So and
costs for being drunk and disorderly.
A breach of the peace case against
Emma Nash and a Mrs. Sheppard,
white residents of worten's addition,
was continued until next Monday and
the women, who were there with Q
host of friends, relatives and children,
were recognized for their good behav-
ior.
Jerry Winston, colored, charged
with emitting one of the Greeks, was
held to answer in the sum of $500.
A breach of the peace case against
Salem and Annie Given, colored, for
engaging in fight was continued un-
til Monday.
JEFF and John Hayes and Will Cor
don Of the county were fined So and
costs each for disorderly conduct.
They went into Buchanan's restaurant
and ate lunch and left without pay
ing for it. They were subsequently
captured.
Walter Sullivan was on motion OF
Acting Prosecuting Attorney Gross
fined s5 and costs for q breach Of tina
peace. He had fight on street car
yesterday and struck Officer Evetts
until forcibly subdued.
: The breach of the peace case against
! Alderman Singleton and Officer White
hurst was continued until today week.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge Husbands has recovered from
his recent attack Of rheumatism suffi-
GENTLY to be at court, and this morn
ing convened court after a weeks adj
journment. go
The case Of ]. W. Eden against
Maggie Boswell was settled and dis
missed.
r. J. Bobby and l.. p. Dix were
excused as petit jurors and Y. ID.
Rouse and J. ". Schmidt were substi-
tuted.
The case of e. G. Gibson against
the Psducah Railway and Light Go.
was continued by agreement
At press time the case of John l..
Powell against s. O. Vaughan was be-
ing argued. The jury will get the
case about O'Clock.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge r. 7. Lightfoot this morning
, held county court and little was done,
, court ad journing at IL o'clock
All settlements filed were ordered
over for exceptions and this was fol-
lowed by the establishment of two
new roads. The first runs from .
proposed new road from Clark's line
road to woodville road and then to
Ingleside road. The second road runs
from the Hinkleville road at Little
Union school house to Fishers school
house on the Mount Zion church road.
DEEDS.
Martha Leech to W. f. Brigham,
for sl26, property in Rowlsndtown.
VIII. Yonker and others to Barbara
Yonker, for 800, property in the
county.
]. e. Coulson to W. B. MCPHERSON,
for 81, 900, property in Fountain Park
addition to the city.
Allie and T. H. Echols to ]. l..
Pethshares, for $1,000, property near
Eighth and Adams streets.
} Margaret Livingston gives to II.
Smedley power of attorney to do bust
.bness in this county in her name.
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RAILROAD COMMITS

While there are no complete returns
it seems from the reports in yester-
days Louisville papers that Med. Fer.
Ruson, of Paducah. is beat for railroad
commissioner. Mr.. Ferguson could
not be found today to get any returns
he may have received. and IL 10 be.
lieved he is not In the city.
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MAYFIELDs' VOTE.

Mayfield, May 1.-The official for
auditor in the county was Hsger 1889 I;
Chenault, 997.
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Mrs. A. B. whayne Of Fulton and
Miss Pearl Boyd of jacksonville are
visiting Mrs. will whayne. wife of
the we'll known specialist.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Peter Meyer: 2122l4 1l7th-st $ 10 II e OF Of
3d-ave 4Ox1OO TO- bk hs; public auction
sale: n 12e fl Of Lexington ave 2IxSs
dwg executors sale. 3lZ 24tn ST 3 lSSe
r. Of 2d-ave. ls9x9s9 story bk ten nj e1seator T.
o. Fannie Mcclure. deceased go eflnsl
asO n of 2d-ave 20x1022 story bldg; District
Independent Order Birth agt Theresa Lindsay
e. al 8 john Delahunfy refi amt Que,
IS aIe So taxes etc Southern Boulevard cor
12Tth-sr 80. story bk bldg NJ II nag
ertye ct al. agt G = Wech 81 al Ftartlo
swain atty; G Rogers ref; amt due 30 4So 81 taxes
sg23 -
of i63d-st each 25xI2i6 extending through 10
public auction sale. ~ Nlchois
" cor proposed. IA ixSolx rregnar public
I7sthst. 50 r. OF 81
sUx75 story L; public auction sale Cooper ST
S Of HawtSOrne-st. lSdx1uoi vacant; pubic
auction sale Sichoasave, cor of lsTth-st plot
public sale; Sherman-ave. W cor Of
hcadenvst 5oxo vacant; public auction sale; 1s2d-s
e cor OF Audubon-aye. 2SxT0 vacant: public auction
BY I. Phillips & Co: 326 and 32s 12h-si. g
goo n OF 2d-ave 37xi03 3x-x 8 story blk ten n
NJ Raives agt Tobias Krakower ct al; krakower &
p pToskauer. ref amt Que, ss2l4 30, taxes
etc, s7ea: prior S32 900
Bx PhItp A smyth I22 i25th-st. : 2s5 Il OF 4th-
ave a5xiuo Ii. story frame ten h; " Moore ct a.
a. exrs sgt Fl Mangles jz et al; J A Ko0nss. atty
Max Aitnayer ref; amount due. sl3-3 30
Bv A. Sherman: lst-ave. n W cor luisf-st
100 Ilxloo Van Ness sgt casharna AeeaiEe at
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
EBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Chicago. May lS-The Southwest kept sending
reports of damage 10 wheat to-day, and the St.
Louis market relatively strong. This wheat
market was unchanged TO sse lower than Saturday.
July sold at Si2c and at 73c bid and closed at 3c,
sellers; May closed 1850 September. 702sc. This
market was Influenced by the announcement by
the French Minister of Agriculture that the French
wheat duty would not be reduced for the present
The English cables up less than the advance
here Saturday: Paris was higher, probably
the announcement that its duty would not he re-
duced. Crop advices from abroad were more favor
able than they have been. It predicted that
the Russian crop would be the best in ten years
The French situation reported improved There
were rains in Manitoba, where rain has been need
ed The weather map generally was favorable. ex-
cept that the Pacific Coast still lacked moisture
Worlds shipments 10 SS1 coo bushels included 31eo.
900 bushels from Russia. The on passage wheat
increased $40 600 bushels The visible decreased
17s1-eGJ bushels Clearances were S260e0 bushels.
The market is now considered natural one for
July and September. Armour is supposed still to
have enough May bought TO control it, The July
and September are being Influenced by the crop
situation at home and abroad Spectators here
rather incredulous of damage serious enough
to affect apprecably the huge prospect
The country sold more corn bids sent out from
here on Saturday night than on any day so
far this season. Those who figured carefully esti-
mated the purchases at over 10000 bushels. The
effect on the cash market was to break prices l4c
to 1c. Futures closed unchanged TO 9sc lower. the
and closed at 44lac; May closed at 44l7c and Sep
ternber at 442sc Receipts 1S7 cars. the esti-
mate for tomorrow 80 cars. Cables were lower
from Liverpool but higher from London. The
visible decreased $4,000 bushels. The local stock
1.44So0o bushels decreased $4,000 bushels The
East reselling Sales from here were
only 5000 bushels. The selling mainly by
the cash houses
Early in the day oats were 14c higher. Illinois is
still supposed to lack rain. The oats futures closed
the same a Saturday. and with their early rally
May left off 3624c sellers; July S31c sellers
and September 505sc sellers. Receipts were sew
enty-nine cars: to-morrow's estimate go. The
cash market 12c higher. The local stock, 47o-
600 bushels increased 72.0oo bushels. The visible
decreased 72S;900 bushels. The No. white oats
sold high sc to-day.
In spite of lower hogs and large receipts, ribs
and lard closed 21zc better than Saturday Pork
was Slightly lower The frmness presumably
support from Armour in ribs and from Swift in
lard. There hogs West than last year.
The average weight for tie week was seven pounds
better than last year; the weeks exports were
considerably under those of year ago.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Manhattan Real Estate and Building Association
to Bronx Investment Company. lVtn-ave, n " .
at " 2f1th-st; years, . per cent .
Rozinskf Samuel Morris FRANKLIN aHo an
other Madson-st. No 400. fnstaiHehts 0 per Z.
FIamrner Theodore L, to New-fork sans 1oI
Bank Amsterdarn-ave. 8. % II X OF lVlst- -
st; due June l. Iees. per cent - -
Olnsted. ntamin f, New-1ork s4ortsase Se
curfty Company. Spring No Sls y W corner
. Greenwich No 5I6: due May H. leto' " per e
cent - -
Harburger Henry, to German SAVINGS baiN'
aiorningsids-ave East corner lzOth. als'
Morningstde-ays. East. 30 II OF I-gsh-
Of I20th-st; years. per cent Ai'
Hi.Iman Frank. and another to American 81
gage Company. Forsyth-st. No 6S; due Ap''l SV' %
. .--
Same same. property; prlor llOt's1S7' q,
Sc eco; due April 80 1904. O per cent ----.---
COhn. solomon 10 AIerican Mortgage tctlpa'Ns
Pitt-st. 3 So = : of BroOuae-st- / year . o.,
per ID
Same to same, property: prior n1ortg1iseS'
$1,000. year. . Yer cent
Kaufmann Leopold 70 American Mortgage C3th-
panv 3d-st n s, IfG1O x o. Lewts-sti dae 90
Nav IL 1894. > psr cent - -. 81
Powell Ida NJ. II Title Guarantee AMI 1fost toi4r
pauy Hudson-st. No 115 to lO9 " coIner 80
FrankIirst No les 20 ia years. "a per cen ~
Powell. Ida NJ. TO Title GUARANTEES and TruS. c"h-
pany. Sullivan-st. No ) To 10: years. - PEI q.
. o. s -
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

,,ax Mary bas sold TO Albert Kirby for his i'm
,n.dia+a occuDancv No SS7 st. Nicholas-ave,
three story private dwelling house, 81 feet north OF
One-hundred and -fourth-st, n6xsdxo9-IoX2z
s Steingut & Co. have sold to Elias Schlomowltz
+ba northeast corner of Twenty-ninth-st- and Sec
ond-ave seven story tenement house. with stores;
on lot 44x5S feet, to ex-CouncilInan Alaruh EIsS4
as investment :, w..
The rockingham estate has sold NO 1S "est
sfth-st a three story building, on a lot 43
1co5 feet The buyer will alter the building for
business purposes. e,,.-
Giles E. Taintor has bought No 40 West Sixty
ninth-st a four story and basement orlck u" eiiis
house on lot 2Gx100.5 feet
Herman ] Levy has sold for George W case 10
a Mr. Fink No sl6 Eighth-ave a four story Dullu-
ing with store on lot 25S14 1sft ADJOINING s
Morris kahn has sold for Henry Rfe to to kaPiqn ofh
d Luiz nn1ner 81 stanton-st on plot 56xl0O feet
Sturtz Gibbons have sold toT Davla entiG bo,1se
SO Madison-st, four story brick tenement HOUSE.
Abraham J. Bena has sold No. se nz ~ 6T[ ot Isx3
feet adjoining the southeast corner Of Park-aXe; We
north corner Of Ninety fth-s5; FIVE story dwell dwell
ing house on lot o8xyo so feet g6er The Nc 'e
Charles ubGger @ 80 CO and hage t to ooia $40 iS Vest
teenth-st five five story fathouses each on loI
Louis BresIaaer Nos 20 and 272 Monroe-st. two
six stqrT Ee9sr tfnGmfat f0r aboat So" 'os
Charles Rubnger & Co: have & sold for eaSa3f Esther
house on lot Z2x66 feet. adjoining the southeast
corner of DeIanCey-st. mo
Frederick T Barry has sold No. 7S Lexington n
ave q three story business building. on lot 9XO
faef The same broker has sold for Henry Meyers
No SIS Iexngton-ave.. adjoining the northeast cor
ner of Sxty-third-St. three story ana oaSelieiiI
dwelling house. lot 20x1O feet 80 ,-.-.-.-
s C3oIding has sold TO L. Lang No. E9S stanton
et a six story tenement house on lot 26Xlo feet
Harris SOkoiski X Son have sold TO a Nj Blshop
Nos 4a4 and 4p East Eighteenth-st., two hVe story
5oTble tenement houses 5ox92 feet The same bro
hers have sold for a Mr.. Weiss NJ AS East 1hiru-
e. a sly story fiathouse. lot 23x1o6 feet
Louis Mnsky has sold TO Elias SchlornoWitz NOS nos
ae1 ard ass F-eventh-aVe two five story fourteen
room houses on lot 52x1Oe feet. s Steingut & Co
We're the brokers. -. ho,,ot+
George I and William J. Kenney have ooGSnt
from the estate of John MonningeT NO III EASY
F!iaventh-st., a five story tenement house z9ASi-o
feeu. ~ ,,a e. e4o
West Seventeenth-st., five hFe story ha'house9
each 25x92 feet.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
rmiek. atty: j c Coleman. ref: taxes. etc.

sI: Mccormick atty Coleman. ref: taxes e'''
s1.316 L. partition. ,,.4t .,,s
BIZ Parish Fisher Mooney Co: $50 Cauldwel ave @
W s. 800 Of CedaF-st, 25xfo0: story fr d~E n,
na Hrsch agt Fanny GottIleb al Leo stem %
u Truax ref: due, S237s "a. taxes, etc s0'o 20
webster-sve 80 e of Anna Place sSx le9Z %
Brook iox1Ts: prior mort. 5000 Broos -.
5O n n OF fI0h-st 25xso: s1.4CO; Moses
Iochster and William RosenzETefs st al "e4
u & X attys: Gerard Roberts. ref. partition
r., Charles A. Berrsn: $50 s3 Norris ave- - 80
15Istsf 9xIp0 and col. bk ten n ~
etorv frame ten H. 621 G25 Morrisave, 5sIO u
leasehold three sJcry fr ten rs
a,.rns % ~ whole front between and 9Th sts
2l6x2G5 Gn.ouport c c Hin agt Louis Ress - a.
George nm atty c Bliss. ref: partition
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
REAL EST4TE.
ReDorts about Dozcntozcn Properties
q Feature.

The principal reports yesterday affected DOWN
town properties One was that = NJ "dIHGl - -
Ctea stanton Of syracuse had bought No. 90
Maiden Lane a five story business building; on a a
lot 2x4o 4x21x35 feet 1t Is near the ste DousH| ~
week bv the ROYAL Insurance Company 1,,.1-o -
Another report that the estate oi tr7-
Moore had sold No 50 to "a Johnost a !oSt 60
and basement building. plot 45x97-SAtoxofo lot
New-York tribune., 1903-05-19
INSTITUTION TAKES TITLE.

The seviIIa Home for Children yesterday took
title 10 a parcel at the southwest corner Oh
Aranida-st and Lafayette-ave-. from John d Crlnl-
Minis The stated consideration was SlVo-