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The Paducah sun., 1904-07-02
THE EAGLES
BRANCH ORDER Is TO BE OR
GANIZED IN PADUCAH.

Mr.. Arthur Van, the actor and
State Organizer Fowler, of CAIRO, ILL.,,
are organizing a branch of the order
of Eagles, one of the biggest orders
in the country. They have nearly
100 names on the charter membership
list.
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-02
MARRIEs IN ILLINOIS.

Mr.. q. E. Wood, an agent for the
Metropolitan Insurance company, has
gone to Armstead, ILL.,. where he will
marry Miss Nellie Gray, Of that
place. The couple will come at once
to Psducah and reside on Trimble
street between / eth and 18th.
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Misses Mary X. and Carline Sowell
and Mr.. Horace Sovell have issued'
invitations to dance Tuesday evening
at Wallace park in honor OF their
guest, Miss Mabel Kew, OF Cossioans,
Tex.
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-02
FEATORES OF SUNDAY SERVICES

docs 1t Pay to do Right" will be
the subject for the Sunday evening
service at the Evangelical church on
South Fifth street. Sunday school
and german preaching in the morning
at the usual hours. Rev. W. L.
Bourquin, Pastor.
At Tenth street Christian church
tomorrow Sunday school at $3.50 a.
m, communion at 10:45 a. M, aud
preaching by Rev. J. O. Shelton at l /
.. m, and 7:45 p. IN. All members
of the church should be at all the
services. Public cordially invited.
Rev. M. B. Porter, of Crescent Hill,
suburb OF Louisville, will have
charge of the First Presbyterian
church of this city for the mouth Of
July.
At First Baptist church Rev. W.
II. Upton, Of Tennessee, will occupy
the pulpit. He and Mrs. Upton will
sail for South Ohins in September,
this church paying his salary. All
members are expected to be prese mt
and meet them. He will speak at
the North Twelfth street mission at 3
O'Clock.
Childrens Day exercises, postpe tined
from several weeks ago, will be held
tomorrow afternoon at Little's Chapel
in Littleville. An excellent program
has been arranged. The exercises will
begin at 2 $3.50 O'Clock.
Lay reading ct Grace Episcopal
church tomorrow morning at 1880
O'Clock. Rev. NJ. N. Benton, OF
Louisville, srchdeaoon for the Epis-
copal diocese Of Kentucky, who has
been in the city several days, left for
home yesterday.
There will be no morning service
at the German Lutheran church to-
morrow.
First Cumberland Presbyterian
Church: The pastor, Rev. George o.
Bachmap, returned from an extensive
trip in the interest of the general
Sunday school work last evening.
Every member is expected to be in his
or her place. The morning subject
will be "The Family" and the even.
ing "Despising Gods Little Ones. +"
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-02
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Vaughan
have returned from trip Of several
months through California.
Mrs. Frank Murray of Pueb bio, Col. +,
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-02
THE HOPE OF 1T.

Hope, dear, for tomorrow
Brave heart and strong
Soon you'll see the sorrow
Twinkle to a songl
Life's golden minute
y Where the daisies throng,
II a sigh is in IL
IL is half a song.
IF. l.. s.
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-02

i've appointments 10 tne Emergency
Hospital in Washington city, and sub
sequently served In several leading
New York hospitals. For the past
year aud half he has been practioing
his profession in Paduoah, Ky.
After the ceremony reception was
given at the beautiful home Of the
brides parents.
Dr. and Mrs. $ usrt lsft on an early
morning train for ST. Louis, and on
their return will reside in Paduoah,
Ky.
Or. and Mrs. Stuart will arrive
here next Friday and will reside at
lil0 South Fourth street.
WEDDINGS.
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth
Mohan and Mr.. Charles Alfred
Gould, of Xenis, Ohio, took place
Tuesday morning at st. Francis de
Sales Catholic church. Rev. II. W.
Jansen performed the ceremony.
The couple left Immediately after
the marriage for u wedding trip to
St. Louis. Chiosgo, and Peoria. Ill.
They will reside In Xenis
The marriage Of Miss Katie Nelson
and Mr.. Davis Buchanan took place
Wednesday morning at the residence
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. :. Nelson, iii Jefferson street.
The couple are in Madisonville on II
bridal trip. They will reside when
they return at the home OF the bride.
Mr.. George Harmon aud Miss Ethel
Pell. Mr.. Walter Pell and Miss Nellie
Hymarsh, were married Monday at
Metropolis Il was . double wedding.
They were given . surprise party
Tuesday evening by some Of their
friends at their home on North
Twelfth street
Miss Willis Davis, OF Barlow, Bal.
lard county, and Mr. Collins Spell,
Of this city, were married at the
hore Of the brides father, Mr.. Haw-
kins Davis Monday. They are resid-
ing In this city.
Miss Nell Morris and Mr.. George
oliver were married Thursday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. Il. T.
Young al Thirteenth and Broadway.
The couple have gore to Dawson and
other points on a weoding trip aud
when they return will make their
home at the residence OF Mr.. James
Graham. 733 CLAY street.
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-02

The ladies' OF Third street Methodist
church are giving an entertainment
at Yeiser park this afternoon.
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-02

A dance was given last night at
Wallace Park pavilion in compliment
to some lady visitors to the city.
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-02

Leveau were married Wednesday even
ing ct the home Of the bride on the
Msyheld road. Rev. T. B. Rouse
performed the ceremony. A number
of Paducah people attended the we'd
ding, which was followed by an elabo-
rate supper.
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-02

Miss Gertrude Leftwich Asher, who
is we'll known in P,ducah from fire.
quent visits to her aupt, Mrs. Henry
Thompson. was married Wednesday
evening to Mr.. Theodore Lester Fos-
sick, at her home in Atlanta, Ga.
The couple is now in st. Louis on
. wedding trip and sre expected here
on a visit to the brides relavties.
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-02

Miss Annie Purdue and Mr.. Henry
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-02

A marrisge Of interest here was
that Of Miss Bessie Allison and Mr..
John Landrum Monday night at May
field. Both are well known in Padu.
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-02
ENTERTAINMENT rs.

The Cairo Citizen says: Mrs. Ma,
Kaufman entertained number OF
young ladies last evening in honor Of
Miss Amy DreJ fuss and Miss Lucille
weille, Of Paducah, who are hei
guests. At progressive euchre, the
first prize. . beautiful fan, was Won
by Miss Amy Dreyfuss; second prize,
two golf pins, Miss Louise Jenner'
Following the game Refreshments
we're served. Those present were the
Misses Amy Dreyfuss and Lucille
weille, of Paducah. guests Of honor
Irene and Louise Jenner, Of Evans
Vile, Ind, Kate Redman, Edna Lind
Ethel Charles, Esther stapleton, Win
fired Cox, Alice Strong, Gladys Ais
,hrope and Kathleen Becker.
The Industrial club was entertained
yesterday afternoon by Miss Berths
Mertz at her home 429 Adams street.
delightful luncheon was served.
The guests were: Mesdanes f. W.
Bockmon, George Katterjohn, Jesse
Gilbert. George Wolfe, f. G. Mertz,
Miss Mary Berger.
A d.,oa u.a oiyan last pioht al
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-02

Rev. M. B. Porter, of Crescent Hill,
suburb of Louisville, will have
charge of the First Presbyterian
church of this city for the mouth Of
July.
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-02

Miss Willis Davis, Of Barlow, Bal.
lard county, and Mr.. Collins Spell,
Of this city, were married at the
hore of the brides father, Mr.. Haw-
kins Davis Monday. They are resid-
ing In this city.
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-02

Or. and Mrs. Stuart will arrive
here next Friday and will reside al
lll0 South Fourth street.
The Paducah sun., 1904-07-02

There will be no morning service
at the German Lutheran church to-
morrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-10
MT. PLRAsANr NOTES.

Mt. Pleasant, Jan. "A Mexican giving
his name SIS Senore De PalIah was adj
mitted into the county infirmary al Fair
view fhis week by the authorities The
man is suffering with q frozen foot
which he got while lying out with a
the other side OF the mountain. He had
been herding sheep over near Mill Fork
Wnen the cold sRaD came on. and be
tore he could get away he was exposed
10 the cold 50 much that the mem Der
was badly frozen. He made his way
over the mountain travelling on foot
and suffering q great deal with the foot
as il was, and came down to Oak Greek
late one night carly IN the week He
was 9nything but clean in appearance
and dress, but the people provided for
him and the next day turned him ever
70 the county authorities. DR.. Ray who
examined him, is OF the opinion that the
foot viii have to be amputated
Fire destroyed the residence of Amos
Bradley Of Moroni Yesterday morning
The blaze caught near the roof from
defective flue, end before help could h.
summoned IL had gained such headway
as TO make any attempt at distinguish
ment futile. The building was Of brick
and adobe and was almost wholly de-
Str0yed. Nearly all She furniture was
saved. The damage is estimated at 500.
\ couple OF young boys from Wayne
county passed through this city this
morning on their way hofae from Clear
9 reek, where they have been trying their
hands at coal mining. They speak ia
anything but pleasant terms of the WORK
and conditions in the camp. They MADE
thstrip from clear Creek here BY foot
through the snow which now covers the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-10
A PEpEgTRIAN JUDGE.
Walks a Distance of Five Miles to
Open Court on Time.

= Coalville. Jan. S-Judge Lewis
reached Echo this morning, and learn
ing that the train would not run TO
Coalville until late I'm the afternoon,
he walked to Coalville, a distance of
five miles. His honor disposed Of the
following business:
An order was made that thirty jurors
for the February term OF court be
drawn.
The cases set. for the next term Of
court arel Welsh, DriscoH & Buck vs..
James Mcdonald: Mary E. Carey VS..
California Mining company; Welsh,
Driscol & Buck KS John Doyle; Albert
Fisher VS.. ". H. Gardner: Ina c. Kon-
nelly vs.. Henry Shields; Ontario Sill
yer Mining company VS.. Eliza Nelson;
Florence McAlmdon VS.. DAILY West
Mining company; John KFieger vs..
Union Lime & Stone company; William
PattiSOn vs.. Patrick Feeney ct al: FL
len Conner VS.. Z. p LeCompte: Mary
E. Nickery VS.. William II. Stalker ct al:
Annie O'Keefe Us. Park City. and John
COntos, administrator, VS.. Union Pa
cific Railroad company. All of these
cases We're set for trial on Feb. l.
Judge Shields, j. NJ. Lockhart, Frank
Evans and c. a. Calls. members Of the
bar, were transacting legal business in
the district court today.
Don Mcguire, commissioner of mines
for the state of Utah, acting for the St
Louis exposition. is here collecting and
arranging for exhibits. chiefly min
eral. to be placed on exhibition at the
great exposition He stated today that
he had secured from the mines in Park
City the finest mineral exhibit ever sent
TO any exposition from this state The
commissioners was negotiating for a
sample OF the Coslyiile coaf and build
ing stone.
The Knights of Pythias OF this city
have petitiOned the county commits
sioners to permit them to rent the
court room Of the county court house
30 hold their lodge meetings in. The
petition was granted. and the Knights
VIII occupy the court room one even
ing per week, at q rental OF 81 ne.
month.
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THREE MINERS INJURED
Struck by Flying Rock, the Re-
suit of q Blast in the
Honsrins.

ToOeie City. Dec. 9.-Three men were
taaly injured in The Honerine tunnel AZ
Buhei this morning John Nay, shf-t
ioss; Everett Glenn. end a miner known
as Big johnson were the victims.
They had difficulty in splitting eight
ing) the fuse, due to the water dripping
on them, and stayed too long at their
work. They were only about ten feet
away when three Of fbe shots exploded
The mon were all struck by the rocks
that were shot out ny The exploding
gent powder.
Mr. May seems to have suffered the
greatest injury. the flying stores strik-
ing him IN the back and shoulder Mr..
Glenn received some injuries about the
mead, and JohnsOn's injuries were rot
considered very severe. al of the men
VIII recover.
Judge Morse held court here today
Besides attending to some probate mat
tiers. two men were examined as &c their
sanity. Ore was acquitted, but the
other. John DenaTetini OF Mercur, was
committed 10 the asylum.
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EFHRAIM NEWS NOTES.
Mayor Dahl Makes appointment of
Standing Committees.

Standing Committees.
EphraiH Jan. 9.-Mayor Alfred Dahl
has appointed h.s standing committees
rs follows:
WAYS ana Means-N eils Thompson and
F. ". Christensen.
Ciaims-fi e. Jensen and F. ". Chris
tersen.
Police and Prisoa-F. ". Christensen
and H Z Jensen.
Public Grounds-Charles Johansen and
F. ". Christensea.
Streets and Ligating-c. p. Dorius. and
CnaIles J0hansen;
IRRIGATION and Naterworks-Thomp
and Dorfus.
Engrossing ard Printing-Jensen and
Thompson.
Fire observation-disclosures and Jensen
t,emetery-Cbristens and Thompsen.
iary-JohanSen and Dorius
AT a meeting Of the county commission
eTs wednesday the county assessor was
oiFected 10 purchase the necessary me-
teriat 10 assess the property Of various
taxpayers in this city by meter and
bounds; also that the county recorder
was directed TO prepare plats of the said
Epnraim precinct for the use Of the as
SCISSOR, describing the property by metes
and bounds.
BY order Of the county commissioner
All county roads are designated TO ex-
tend only to the corporate limits of eacn
city and town IN the county. with the
exception Of MOrOni. where the county,
suDervises the tax.
The Philharmonic lady quartet Of Chi
cage VIII appear III concert programme
al the opera hoasc in this CITY Satur-
day. Jan. is.
The sunday School and Conjoint ORA
zouri' at the opera house AIonday even
ing.
The annual stake conference Of the Y.
N, NJ I. and \. i. L. II. J. is IN session
ZJames Clausen was down from Spring
City TODAY.
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once 24s4 washington Avenue.
Office 24s4 Washington Avenue.
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TOOK CAR FOR HOTEL
Dems0ted Man on Cutoff
Abuses, Then Scares Other
Western Union Men.

A. i. Lawson, a dernented fabOTer for
the Western Union out on their new
fsucin cut-eff line. made things lively
Friday night. Lawson imagined that
he was in san Francisco and that the
b0xcaT used as residence by the mem
bers of the line crew was d magnifi-
cent hotel lie paraded about its spa
CiOus balconies and gave orders to i'm
aginary ben boys. This was all quite
amusing, but toward morning a change
came over the spirit of the dream. In
some way turn was given to his crazy
faneies that caused him to think mis-
hotel was on fire. Then things COM
nnenced to hum. Lawson, like the faith
eT Of his adopted country. Did it with
his little Ratchet" he shouted warn
ings and called for help. Seeing his
carpenters ak, he went Tor that hotel
and carved his way through it walls.
Glass was splintered and the window
castings and doors fell before his rapid
blows Before the episode was over
the "hOtel' was a wreck and its con-
ents very much scattered about while
its occupants were more frightened
than they would have been il they had
been in a real hotel fire. Special Of
1cer Gordon was sent for to take
charge of the man. He found him out
IN the neio or SHOW standing rfsid an a
position he had taken soon after his
escape from the supposed burning
building. and which he had kept for
hours. The fog was low on the hills
near Hogup and Lawson was cOmmun-
ing with himself, suppOsing that the
biilOwy mist was the rolling waves Of
the ocean. When Gordon approached
the demented man called attention 30
the rolling tides and bade his visitor
hearken 10 the surges roar. He was un-
willing TO leave San Francisco. as he
called the place. but was finally per-
suaded to leave for Sacramento. Dur
ing ali the time Of his stay in Ogden
he imagined he was in the California
capital and later. when taken to Brig
ham, he imagined he was going 10
Bakersfield. As soon as he can be .ex-
amined as 10 his sanity he viii doubt
less be sent TO Provo. unless his con-
dition shall speedily improve. Lawson
Worked for several weeks as a carpen-
ter for the line crew and seemed sound
mentally. His malady followed a trip
10 san Francisco. He is about IS years
OF age and German.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES

Provo Jan. 9.-Marriage licenses have
been issued 10 the following couples: T.
". Tippets. aged q of Lake shore and
Lizzie May. aged - OF Rockiand. Ida /:
John ). Evans. aged .. of I.ehi and MARI
\. Collett, aged Is Of Pleasant Grove:
John Donaldson, aged $. and Annie
Brown. aged 50. both OF I.ehi. Ernest OH
yer AGED p, Of DFaaeF. and Stella v
Kirkhan, aged .. OF Lehi.
Apostle Teasdale * down from Salt
Lake TO attend the quarterly conference
Mrs. James Stewart Of Colorado
Springs is visiting relatives here on her
way To California where she will spend
the winter
n. Z. Price and wife have gone to Cali
forni2 by way of oregon. where Mr.
Price will attend the stockmen's cOnven-
ton.
Mrs. joseph w. Loveless is visiting
frieacs in salt Lake.
Deputy County Clerk Miss Nina Hous-
ton went 70 American Fork this evening
TO spend Sunday with relatives
G. A. He'd luist has purchased the inter
est of Alex HedGnist in the Palace Drug
compauy's business and will be assoc.f-
ated with bis brother Francis IN the
business.
state srreassrer bison came down to
attead she municipal bail iasf evening
4 masquerade bail viii be given in the
N1zsrl pavilion On the 9th
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Ogden Society.


After a pleasant holiday intermis-
sion COtrie met with Mrs. O. A. Parm-
lev al her home ON Twenty-fifth street.
the afternoon guests being Mesdames
Kelly, Towne and Knsuss. An inter
esting paper entitled Puritan WO-
men was read by Mrs H S. Emer-
son, after which current events were
reviewed By Miss Kimball The dainty
refreshments served by the hostess
were enjoyed by ali and the society ad-
journed to meet in two weeks as the
guests of Mrs. A. e. Emerson
Miss Netiie Raleigh, who was the
guest Of Mrs. Andrews, returned to her
home in Salt Lake Monday.
Miss Vera Bowman OF the Agricul-
tural college of Logan spent the holi-
days with her parents in this city and
returned north Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs, John 1. Herrick spent a
few days this week With Mrs. Herrick s
mother. Mrs. Joseph West Of Logan.
Miss Josephine Shields Is home after
q very pleasant visit of two weeks with
friends at Grand Junction, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. G. BamOreaux and
daughter, Miss Grace LamOreaux. left
Monday Tor their home in Mime
apolis.
Mr.. Thomas Anderson has returned
Cal
Miss Selma KOmeske of Butte, Mont.
is visiting i'm Ogden. the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. II. Z. Fisher
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H Schaum have re-
turned from Columbus Junction. Ia,
and are at home to their friends.
A farewell party was given Tuesday
evening in the Fourth ward amusement
ball complimentary TO SIR. Herman
Bestrock. ar. Westrock will leave
&c the near future for the Netherlands.
where he viii do missionary work
+. c. Olson leaves TODAY for g trip
through Oregon and California.
Mr. and Mrs. James of POcatellO are
spending a few DAYS in OGDEN. the
guests of ar. and Mrs Z. a Watts
The Congregational societies are pre-
pairing for an enjoyable reception iu
honor Of their new pastor Rev. Rid
ings The event is TO be Tuesday. even
ing IN the church Darlors
8irs. Clayton Coolidge was the hos
tess Of the Home Culture club Thurs.
day Afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Arinur KuAu hes-a
gene west onsa protractcd wedding trip
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DIsTRIcT coURT az MANTI.

Ephraim. Jan. 9.-The January term of
the Seventh district court convenes at
Manti on Monday, Jan. II. The following
cases are on the calendar:
State Of Utah VS.. John Edmunds, grand
larceny.
State of Utah VS.. Joseph Hill, assault
with a deadly weapon.
state OF Utah Us. Jagen Jorgensen,
adultery.
State oe Utah KS. II. P. Bossn, com
pounding a felony
Moroni city vs. Peter Justesen. appeal
from Justices coCrt
James ". Hogan W. James . Canoon.
Spring City ct al. vs.. Spring city Irrj-
CATION company ct al. report.
Reuben Christensen CT Al. vs.. II. A.
kearns ct NJ.
Pope
Horse Shoe Canal company vs.. J. G..
II. A Kearus ct al. vs.. Reuben Chris
teuscn 81 81.
Mt. Pleasant city ct al. rs. John Car
ter Ct al.
James Z. Nielsen ~. Jacob Johnson.
George r. Shepherd vs. ]. F. Jensen
Manu City savings bank KS Nels Pc
teTsen.
Margaret Lyon rs. Brigham Lyon.
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Ogden Briefs.

The fureral s-rVices over the remains
Of Miss Nellie Davis will be held today
at ,. m. in the Methodist church.
Friends may view the remains between
the hours Of 10 and I at the home of
her grandfather, Samuel Horroeks.
<. c. Olson leaves this morning for
the northwest. From Portland ne Will
go down the coast to San Frareisco and
viii spend some time visiting IN the
Golden state
The postoffice employees will give a
ball Tuesday night at Dignan's hall.
The case of William B0staph against
Charles Taylor was on ali day yester-
day before Judge Rolapp.
John McGee was in ogden yesterday
from Cheyenne.
Proprietor Lambert Of the Imperial
restaurant has closed the establish
ment. Lee Murdoch viii open a cafe
in the same quarters next week.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hanson is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
0. a. Kennedy has returned from an
eastern trip.
At the army recruiting Office about
thirty men have been examined during
the past week. but none of them was
accepted. owing 10 the rigid physical
examination.
The le0-ton steam crane has just
been placed in position in the new
Southern Pacific shops. The wrecking
engine and machinery was brought Into
service in order TO get the ponderous
weight into place.
The pupils al the state school for the
blind gave a very interesting and en-
joyabie concert last etening.
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MANTI NEWS NoTFs

AIanti. Jan s.-AIrs William Luke Of
this city died Tuesday night last Of
cirrhosis Of the liver. after an Illness OF
several months, She was nearly 50 years
Of age ana was the mother of ten chill
dren. Deceased care to Utah with her
mother in q handcsTt company ia 1856
Since that time most OF her life has been
spent IN this city. The family have many
relatives in this city and elsewhere She
was a faithful member of the church Of
Jesus Christ of I.atter-dar Saints Ft1-
neral services over her remains viii be
held from the tabernacle in this city to-
DAY.
4 family who arrived in Manti from
Denmark shortly before Christmas had
the misfortune of losins two Of their
children this week they having contract
ed severe colds on their journev, which
caused their death. Funeral services will
be held today from the South ward as
Sembiy hall.
7. A. Poulson and Miss Eta Anderson
OF this city were married Wednesday last
IN the Mand temple by President J. d. r.
McAlllster. The bride is the daughter OF
President and Mrs. Lewis Anderson and
the groom IS one 81 the recorders in the
TeHp pic. The relatives OF the couple took
part IA welding supper at the home of
the brides parents the same evening.