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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-08
MANY TO GO
TENNESSEE RIVER IMPROVE
MENT ASSOCIATION MEETS
THE 22ND.

President Thomas r. Roulhao, OF
he Tennessee River Improvement A.
socisiion, which holds its next annual
meeting In Decatur, Nov. 90, has
issued . call for the convention, invit
los the governors in the states Of
tennessee, Kentucky, Mississ ppi,
Alshama and Georgis, mayors of all
tiles and towns in the TERRITORY
iouched by the Tennessee river, and
al commercial organizations, boaris
n trade, manufacturers and prominent
men TO attend the convention. This
convention will discuss the question
Of the building Of dam in the noun
tain section without oost TO the gov
eminent in reference to the proposed
iocs and dam power plant 70 be erected
by @. L. James, J. g. Guild and
others.
Hon Jane N. Lang has bsen APP
pointed 10 represent Paduoah
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SISTERS SLAYER
fiend viii be Run Down by
Brother.
Edwsrd steinway Tired Waiting on
the Gin cinnati Police.

Cincinnati, o.. Nov. s 81 will
devote NV life t. the discovery # the
murneer Of my SISTER feel thst my
lifr would be well ,pert if n he srd
could trace that 1uboly nend aud
br ~ him TO a portion Of the reward
due him for his Crime. / Will run
that man down myself sm tir d If
the mauneI ln which the police hsve
been acting on this case they have
not developed one single fact of any
cons qu'uo Toe reporters have
WORKED coLsoien lonsly. AMI have
found wnat little there IL known Of
ih- murderer of my poor ALMA.
TINS was ihe statement OF Edward
steinwa, a brother of the victim Of
he Wintun Place murderer Of lasi
wean,sdsy night Although he lie IN
the employ Of tbe oiIy as fireman,
be has not been at work since the
discovery Of BILE sisters murder, and
has devoted HE time to the tracing
of olews. Il is inlimated again that
an arrest viii be made in a few
hours.
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licenses were made:

LICENSES were made:
r. M. Matlock at Tenth and Hus
bands streets transferred to W. W.
Gibson. J. L. Potter ut Thirteenth
and CLAY streets Transferred to Gus
Bennett. j. W. Nelson was granted
a new license to open at Twelfth and
Flournoy streets, while John W.
Moore was given license to open q
new place at 50l South Seventh
streets
1t was ordered that supplementary
registration officers be paid.
The hospital committee was an
thorized to sell any Of rhe old material
taken from the new hospital site on
North Fourth.
Auditor Alex. Kirkland reported
that he had bought in the tax b lis for
the oity, tee total amount being soou'
81 500.
Solicitor Puryesr reported that to-
FIRST Baptist church cannot take 81
santage of the ten year plun IN pay
ing for street Improvement.
A request from the Gu taiu Pol
O.mpaov in Aechsnicsbn y, relative
10 light bling chained 81 tno cor.
ner, was referred TO the Beard Of
Works
The deed co the Porter property d.
tired by the city for cemet.Iy aioi-
tion WAS presented. the price being
1910, payable IN two years. IL was
decided this was not long enough time
and the deed was referred TO the GENE
terry committee.
Ii was ordered on suggestion OF
Councilman Rehkopf that an ordi.
nance be brought in prohibiting
hut hers or others from driving nails
into or Otherwise defaoiDg the new
market house walls.
The alley between Tenth and DO, d
was ordered repaired at the city's eI
pense
The matter Of obstructing Maiden
Alley tetwooo Warrington aud CLARK
streets was referred
The board then adjourned.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-08
FOR ASTHMATICS
PHENOMENAL RESULTS FROM
THE USE or TIE NEW
AUSTRIAN DRUG.

New York, Nov IS The thousands
udering from asthma viii hail with
genuine delight the news that rem.
dy has at last been discover d which
not only relieves the oistress hat al
tends asthma bronc hits and catarrh,
but completely ami permanently cures
these diseases. The new discovery,
SHOWN a. ascatoo has been unusually
sucoessi al in the most obstinate cases
Il ssthms, some OF them Of twenty
ears anding. The Austrian dis
pensary, 4 East Fourteenth street,
New YORK City, is now, by special
commission supplying a catoo free Of
oharge to every one who writes to
them for it.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-08
new FEDERATION
STATE ORGANIZER AUTHORIZES
ONE N KENTUCKY.
4 Meeting L. Go BE Held at Louis
vile December ~, for the
Purpose.

Charles Wells. president OF the
Miners union OF District No. 80:
william Hicks. vice president. and
J. d. Woods. secretary treasurer. Of
the Miners union. who have been in
the city in conference with Henry
Fischer. state organizer for the
American Federation OF Labor. re-
garding the afhliation OF the miners
with the State Federation Of Labor
returned yesterday morning to Cen
trail City. Ky. says the Louisville
Herald. The Miners union OF Dis
trict No. 20 includes in its member
ship 5000 miners. and the organi-
Eation will become part OF the
State Federation OF Labor
Mr.. Fischer has been authorized
TO organize n Kentucky State FEEDER
alton OF Labor. and a meeting will
be held at Germania Hall IN this city
December ~ for that purpose. Many
OF the labor organizations I'm the
state have already elected delegates
TO this meeting. and the others are
falling into line. II is expected that
every labor union in Kentucky will
be represented IN the State Fedora
tion. The charter OF the old Ken
lucky State Federation Of Labor was
revoked last July. and since that
time the reorganization has from
time 10 time been agitated. There
arc IN the state 500 labor organlza-
lions. and q Is believed that every
ono OF them will be represented at
the meeting TO be held in this city
next month.
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MUST LEAVE
NEGROES ORDERED OUT OF
PARTS OF COLORADO.

Coal Greek, Col., Nov. 8 The
killing 10 cold blood Of Mar hal Batee,
OF Goa Greek, coal mining Town il
Fremont county, by two negroes
Grand and Wesley Thompson, whom
he was tryins 10 arrest for disturbing
the peace, hss caused the white resi-
dents 70 issue waning tosil neRroes
h. leave the camp. Nany negroes
have altead, left town. 10 any insist
o. remaining IL is o'lieved hloodsher
will result The whites charge Tn,
n gfoes with numerous crimes com
mittod since the latter were imported
into camp year ago, TO take tn
places Of s,ri king coal miners.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-08
PROGRESSIVE CUBA
NUMBER OF SCHOOL CHILDREN
IN ISLAND INCREASED
10000 IN PAST YEAR.

Havana, Nov President Palma's
Message to congress yesterday reviewed
me prosperity of Cuba, urged leRisla-
ion so as TO comply with the terms of
he Plstt amendment in matters Of
sanitation and the public debt. The
lumber of pupils in Cuban schools is
30, 900, an increase for the year Of
5000.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-08
IN KENTUCKY
THERE HAVE BEEN AIDED SEW
ERAL NEW TNDUsl RIES.

Chattanooga, Tenn, nov g. The
progress in southern industrial dc
veloument for the week just closed a
reported TO the Tradosman, include
the following new industries for Ken
tucky;
Kentucky - Louisville, 100000
chemical works, mining company
Danville, electric light plant; Mt.
Vernon, lime worss; Salt Lick, $40.
900 wooden mill Nioholasville, IS, 0oc
lumber company.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-08
LABORER HURT
TENNESsEE RIVER BRIDGE NAN
BREAKS AN ARM.

W ". Ralston laborer employ ed
az Tenn ssee river bridge, while hand
ling huber yesterday afternoon broke
his right arm tie was brought to
Paducah and placed in the local !. O.
hospital for treatment. He will be
disabled several weeks the fracture be-
ing q bad one
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-08
BOARD OF WORKS
Mel Last Night and Will Meet
Again Tomorrow Night.
Oplni on OF the Solicitor Regarding
Street Imp ovements.

The Boerd of Public Works held ,
allied meeting late yesterday otter
noon but did nothing except pass OF
TIE Terrell matter mentioned in the
council report, and on tine pay rolls.
Tomorrow the board will holn iis
regular meeting snd mum Der OF
ings will probab y c,me NJ, inciuu.
iig The repair. TO tine hgbt plant
a member sfst-d today thar IN,
roommendstion thai s1,7OO he rsin
ma Mesrs. Terrell for ipht Of wsy for
a street in the ives End wa. mate
inoipally ecaus ~ - needed for
rsinage 1t seems that the Trioe the
NV IL asked 10 psy Is abou oH-.
onrth the entire cost Of the big ira &
IF land which the Messrs Terrell pro.
ore 10 cut into lots and sell the
ity haa a ditch cut into the land by
roason of privileges granted by tho
.ormer owner 20 drain the locality
INTO Cross Creek The new OWNERS,
9 seems, sbrogated the agreement 81
closed she ditch, and now want the
oity TO pay 81, 700 for land enough TO
cot the same drainage II was getting
before for nothing.
IL is understood the project will be
opposed 10 the Board Of Aldermen
Thursday night. Many think the
plan IL simply one 90 gouge the city,
md that the owners Of the properly
could give the city this proper,y they
want 81 700 for, and make money by
IL on account of tins enhanced valuf
If their properly resulting from build
iug a street through it.
The opinion Of City Solicitor hi II
Puryesr last night in the First Bap-
list church case will have sn Import.
an bearing on future street recon-
: ruction. lt l. simply that before
such improvements are ordered or
made, certain formalitics have to be
gone through with in order to asoer
tsin how many of the property own
ers desire to avail themselves Of the
ZEN year plan of paying their share of
the Improvement. In this case, for
ONE reason, no such action was taken,
and the church is now barred from
taking advantage Of the plan because
M prelimlnsries were not complied
With.
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WHAT A DULLNESS
NO ARRESTS AND NO COURT
HELO.

There IS a general tullDess IN police
circles today, and ths police are doing
nothing
This morning Police Judge Sanders
held No court teosuse Of II oeing else
ton day, hut ttere were no caies %
try, she police having arrested no one
since yesterday morning when Hice
Ecker. color, d, WAS taken mp ana later
released.
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To Elect Precinct Committeeman.
Under tho new democratic party
law precinct mass conventions are
TO be held in this county the third
Monday IN November. which will be
tho 2ist. TO elect precinct commit
iormcn for pace on the county DEM
oeraNc committee.
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PASSES AGAIN
&c. Issuing Them to the Worlds
Fair.
Dsmsged Engine Brought in Today
Gar Men Meet This Evening.

A bu Ietin was this mornins posted
in oil departments OF the local /. q.
announcing that the road would, be.
ginning today issue Transportation 10
employees 60 81 Louis
Last August about the lbth, the
road announced that Q would not for.
nish any mofe TRANSFORMATION 20 I'm.
loves On account OF more emp over
riding IN the trains on free iranspnf
tation than paid passengers, ane sisc
So that the roa cult banole' ,e
patronage st the heient Il thp for
s-on
A IA pber II cmpIn,ts VEN b.
Louis prior 10 the 18TH and t,,~
who left later rad to buy,h II tlckeis
Now they NAV 20 on complment-t,
trans porta'ion and there will be man,
railroad men at the fair until ID.
close. Many panuo.hans have ex.
pr ssed their intention Of going, sew
ersl who have already gone tut psi,
their fare. The temptation with
travelling expenses 9. ems too great.
Tnis morning bulletin was posted
IN all local |. @. shops giving I'm.
Dloyes the privilege of leaving work
ana VOTING, but instructing to srrsngs
80 that not TOO many men leave the
shops a. once. The employees took ad
vantage and the shops we're apparently
working but hslf force, most Of the
men beng out casting their ballots.
Tonight the Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen will meet and proba bly, accept
several applications for membership.
There are many candidates who want
b. become M N bers of the Brother.
nood, which is steadily growing.
Ensine No 1882 damaged in a
small wreck a stiles yesterday, was
brought 10 the city this morning ana
placed in the round house for repairs
The engine split . switch in coupling
onto cars and pitched forward, csreen
in2 to one side. One car WAS smashed
but the damage WAS light. The IN
CINE will be ready for service again ia
a CAV or two.
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Mothers + riend

d a liniment for external use only. II
would indeed be shameful If the sacrifice
OF uiodesty were necessary to the success
ful issue OF healthy children. All women
about 10 become mothers need send only
to drug store and for g. 90 secure the
prize childbirth remedy. Healthy babies
are the result Of useing Mothers Friend.
Our book " 1othei hood" mailed free.
me sasoFItLo sueulIIoa CO.. ATLANTA. "a
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-08
A. the Price OF su ffsrina.

Woman on her way to scmi-invalidism
caused by pregnancy suffers much pain.
Ignorance prompts her to suffer alone
In silence and remain IN the dark as to
the true cause brotherhood.
Mothers Frield takes the doctors
place and she has no cause for an inter
view. She Is her own doctor, and her
modesty is protected. Daily application
r the breast and abdomen throughout
pregnancy vii enable her to undergo the
period Of CESSATION in a cheerful mood
and rest undisttIbcd.
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NEW ORDINANCES
TO BE DRAWN SOON
The City TO Enact More Market
House Legislation.
The Board OF Works Must Have
More Money for Street I'm
provements.
OTHER CoUNoILMANIo NEWS

All the members OF the council were
present at last nights regular meet
ing.
The Indianapolis journal., 1904-03-18
Lake shores Big Earnings.

The increase of Lake Shore earnings for
lyOS over the preceding year was $4 425, ,OOO
the largest in the history of the company
but expenses were heavy, and net results
were not so satisfactory. The securities
held by the Lake Shore at the close of last
year amounted to SEC. 7SS. 600. an increase of
nearly SiOOO0,O00 during the last two years
The figures show that the Lake Shore now
owns nearly $17,000,O00 more stocks and
bonds of other companies than it's entire
capital stock. The heavy increase in the
amount of securities owned by the COM
pany last year was the result of large pur-
chases of the ltDadelphia & Reading and
Hooking Valley stock. AS q result of these
purchases the other income of the Lake
Shore increased during the last quarter of
the year over 100 per cent, the company hav-
ing at the close of the year a profit and loss
surplus amounting to s17,2S4,O00 Last year
the gross earnings amounted to $34 6o5 600
compared with $50 200 900 in 1902 and s29 200 900
in 1901 but owing to the large increase in
operating expenses the net earnings last
year were smaller than even I'm 1902 or 1901
The amount of freight carried was slightly
larger than 1902, but the operation shows a
larger cost of revenue per ton, due to higher
cost of material advances in wages and the
liberal policy Of expending earnings on i'm
provements.
The Indianapolis journal., 1904-03-18

head of common sheep sold at $3.50: lambs at
s696.5o. Dressed mutton steady at 64Sc per lb
dressed lambs at SlsG10c per lb.
Hogs-Receipts. 5.S02. Market steady State
and Pennsylvania hogs. s575a6 per 100 lbs.
LOUISVILLE. March 17,.-Hogs-Arrivals were
fairly liberal. The market opened 10c lower on
lights mediums and lseavies; steady on all
other classes. this decline being due TO unfavora-
BILE reports from other markets. quoting declines
at all points. Local and foreign buyers bought
freely, and the offerings quickly absorbed
up. s555 120 TO 165 lbs. s. 20 heavy pigs "a; light
pigs A.25; roughs, AG4.75. Market closed steady.
OMAHA, March l7.--Cattle receipts. 4.500; mar
ket slow to 1Oc lower. Beef steers. S3.4O95; cows
and heifers. s270q4; stockers and feeders, 81 15Q
40; calves, $3G5.50.
Hogs-Receipts $780,. market 10c lower. Heavy
s5.15q5.25; light. 81. .s0d5.10; pigs. s444.75.
Sheep-Receipts, $500; market strong. Lambs
dull; sheep, s2.75Qi75; lambs. s5Q5S5.
PITTSBURG March 17.-The Ohio Live Stock
Commission Company reports receipts of cattle
light.
Receipts of hogs. 1000; heavy and mediums
selling at So s5M6; heavy Workers at s.. 9005 IS
lieht Workers at So 65q516 and pigs, s.. 40Q5. 55
Receipts OF sheep and lambs, 800; sheep selling
from IS down and lambs from s6.15 down
BUFFALO, March 17.-Sader. Huddleston &
Co. report receipts OF hogs $500; heavy selling
at S5.9cd6; Workers at s5.1Oq5.SO and pigs at
$5.40H5.S5.
Sheep and lamb market higher.
Cattle market steady.
CINCINNATI. March I7.-Hogs steady at si.25
Q5.75
Cattle dull at s2.25G4s5
Sheep steady at s2.75q435: lambs steady at
81 50ff6 25.
The Indianapolis journal., 1904-03-18

sold at si.4Oq4.65 and butcher steers averaging
l,05O 1,015 lbs sold at Sin4.35. Stockers and
feeders We're reported at S25Oq4.25.
The receipts of sheep and lambs continue
small, there being a slight change in the total
thus far this week. compared with the same
time last week. and Increase of 100 over the
corresponding time a year ago. The receipts
yesterday were less than half large as a
week ago and about the same a year ago.
The top price for the best heavy hogs yester-
day virtually s5.55. against s575 the day be-
fore. and there not many at the top
price as on Wednesday. Well-shaped hogs aver
aging 200 to 239 lbs sold at $50. against s5.656
SO Wednesday, and loads averaging around 100
mixed order sold from S5.30q5.45, against 5000
5.65 Wednesday.
The receipts of stock for four days show very
little change in hogs. slight decrease in cattle
and a slight change in sheep, compared with the
same time last week. and a little change in hogs
a decrease of 250 cattle and increase OF 100
sheep, compared with the corresponding time
a year ago. The general cattle market was IN
clined TO weakness yesterday. sheep and lambs
were quotably steady and the hog market was
decidedly lower
The Indianapolis journal., 1904-03-18
EXPERIMENT STATION
IS INCORPORATED

The "Epitomist Experiment Station con-
Quoted by T. Chubb Fuller for some time
past at Spencer, Ind, was incorporated
yesterday with capital of 100000 C. f.
Coffin. +. w. Hays and Thomas Taggart,
of this city, are among the incorporators.
The Agricultural Epitomist. published at
Spencer, will be operated by the new con-
Germ.
"Puritana" food will be manufactured by
the Puritana Cereal Food Company of
this city, incorporated yesterday with sl0C,-
600 capital. OF this $4,000 is in common
stock. Cyrus w. Jackson. Joseph A Min
turn and f. j. Burnham are incorporators.
Other local interpretations were Smith
Cream Separator Company, $1,000. by p
G. Smith and others.
National Lawn Furniture Manufacturing
Company. $4,000. to make lawn mowers, by
j. @. Herman and others.
Other interpretations were: American
Pressed Brick Company, Laporte, $4,000,
by c. G.. Hicks, F. G. Smith and G. l..
Smith.
Union Hospital. Brazil, by r. Z. Wolfe,
G.. X. Shultz and others.
Cooperative Telephone Company, Cam
den, Carroll county. $4,000. by u. f. Tesly.
G. h. Baker and others, of Camden
The Indianapolis journal., 1904-03-18
ELSEWHERE.

CHICAGO. March -Cattle-Receipts.
$500. The market was steady. Good to
prime steers, s5.45G5.75; poor to medium,
cows, N.eOq4; heifers, s.. 25a4.5o; Gamers.
s1.50q260; bulls, s2.25a4; calves, s3q450;
Texas fed steers. siG5.
25.OOo; left over, 1926. The market was l0c
lower and closed firm. Mixed and butchers.
S5.1oa5 45: good TO choice heavy, s5.4od55o;
rough heavy. s5.25Q5io; light. s4.S0a5.S5;
Sheep-Receipts. 1900. The market was
steady; lambs steady. Good TO choice weth-
ers. s425d5.25; fair to choice mixed. SO 5ea
$50; Western sheep. S.25q525: native lambs,
81. 5015 30; Western lambs, $4d5.io
KANSAS CITY. March r.-cattle-Recepts.
1000. including $50 Southerns Market slow 70
steady: Export and dressed beef steers steady n
at 81 5OQ5. Is; fair TO good steady at SI5G4. 40;
and feeders RS slow a, ssaSs5 Southern steers slow
native COWS 1ea weak at .ss5asS5; native heifers
steady at IS. 50d4 20: native cows weak at Sag
Steady 's at s. 5ogsso: calves steady at ssas5o
Hogs-Receipts. $500. Market loe lower Top.
packers. s5.O5a5 20; pigs and lights, s4.2Oaso5.
sheep..Receipts;; a.so0. Market steady Native
ewes. sss0a4.so yearlings. s.5oq5.lo: stockers
and feeders. s2.75G4.
ST LOUIS March r.-cattle-Receipts. $500.
including 200 Texans. Market for natives slow;
Texans steady. Native shipping and export steers.
and feeders So 30a4; cows and heifers. So 151 So
Gamers 50 25d2 50. bulls. s3q375; calves, $3.50
6.25: Texas and Indian steers ss.35a4S5: cows
and heifers. 81 2063.i5.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 Market &C 1Oc lower.
Pigs and lights. s450Q5.10; packers. 500. 40;
butchers and best heavy. s.. 3oa5.eo.
Sheep-Receipts.. loo Market steady. Native
muttons. S4G4.15: Ianfbs. s4.7565.50; cuils and
bucks s3a3.15; stockers. s2q3.
NEW YORK, March Ill -Beeves-Receipts 1876
No trading to-day. Dressed beef steady. Exports
to-day lss cattle.
calves-Recelpts. s2i veals In good demand
and firm at ss.59nS50 per 100 lbs. little calves
s32s. city dressed veals. Su13c per ID.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 3.62l. Market fair
ly active and steady: stock was all sold. A few
The Indianapolis journal., 1904-03-18
.SOCIETYS
ANNUAL CONFERENCE

The annual conference of the womens
missionary societies of the Baptist churches
of the city and suburbs will be held next
Wednesday at the Garden Baptist Church
on Bright street There will be an all-day
meeting followed by an evening session.
The STORY of the Year." which will in
clude reports from all the societies. will be
given. and there will be a talk on Home
Missions by Mrs. Pearce. of Terre Haute
and one on Foreign Missions by Mrs
Hopkins. a returned missionary from In
dia. In the evening Mrs Lands. of Green
wood. will talk What We Know and
How We Know IT," and her talk will be
illustrated by mission literature. Mrs. r..
j. Foster, of this city. IL president and
Mrs. Lola Allen. of Franklin, secretary Of
the general organization.
The Indianapolis journal., 1904-03-18
LIVE STOCK NOTES.

Combined receipts OF cattle for four days show
. decrease OF 150 compared with the same time
last week. and go compared with the CORE
spending time year ago. The receipts yester-
day were loo smaller thar a week ago and
nearly 300 smaller than year ago.
The marketing OF hogs continues only fair
very little change being indicated in the total
thus far this week. compared with the same
time last week. and slight decrease compared
with the corresponding time "a year ago. The
1eecilfs yesterday nearly 1000 ler
than a week ago and little larger than a year
ego.
lone load of steers averaging i.4sz lbs sold at
q 20 Aside from thk. the highest price re-
pkrtec Sass for 1.5s5-ib cattle and loads
o&er.sing l.s7l i.535 lbs sold at 81 55a4 So odd