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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-08

st. Paul, July 2.-The six months
ante-convention fight between Dunn
and Collins for the Republican guber-
Material nomination has ended in the
selection of the former by reclamation
Ut the end of a two-day session of the
state convention,
/. This unexpected denouement was
the result of the vote on the report Of
the credentials committee, by which
the convention seated the Dunn dele
cation from Hennepin county as rec
commended by minority Of the COM
mittee. The vote on unseating the
Collins men was 62231 to 450h. and
friends Of the judge promptly &C.
mowledged their defeat. No name ex-
eept that Of Dunn was presented to
the convention, The managers Of
Judge Collins campaign and the rep
tesentatives OF Frank M. Eddy moved
that Mr.. Dunn should be named by &C.
elanetion. 4
The convention was remarkable for
the time It required to get itself in
shape tt do business. Once the COM
mlttee on credentials reported there
was action, rapid and certain.
Beginning at 10 o'clock Thursday
the convention killed time until late
Friday Afternoon, when the credentials
committee made ito appearance and
Ne report which, after amendments
Ia the interest OF the Dunn contin-
gent. was adopted by, the convention.
About s o'clock in the afternoon the
convention got down to work and IN
seated the Hennepin delegates. From
that time on there was no dispute as
TO the control Of the convention.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15
6ouareb.
eenai /.

Darlington n, Ia. 6eb. Der
5enat fdbrt in DieIer Wode nit BE.
ratbuna oes pauama-g ertra9s fort,
in Olfener uno In Greeutips Gibung.
Senator Morgan Dat perldisOsne Re
ben Dorbereitet.
Mnfanas Der Wode ermartet man
cine 6%e1Isbung fiir cen Mbfimmunas-
tag, Der wabrideinlid alIf ben g.,
be lebte perabreoete 3sitgren3e, falten
tpiro.
Sm Safe oes 1ooes bon Senator
5anna wiirte cins oOer 5tueitdgige Yer-
tagung eintreten.
Sails bieSu 3eit bleibt, tOnlmt Die
lanoniribIdaftlide gorla9e our erls-
Oisuns.
3ablrei6e 8eiddfte permiIdten gba=
raiters ffeben auf benz Calender.
y " " %
Die meilfe 3eit in Der WOde wirb
benz Warine=@ Budget setpiomet, nobel
bic iibli9e General. Debate iid ni4t
blob auf oas GloitenprOgramm, ion=
bern AUDI auswdrtise Jragsn ertrsdsn
ohrfte.
Mad bieisr YOrlage ioQ bic pom
6anoels, Warine-N usiduB einberidtete
Yorlaae aur gerbannlun9 tommcn,
melde G~iniebung einer llnteriudungss
gommillion fiir Die ameriianiIdeS 9iff-
iabrt borliebt.
Str Greitag finb priDate pealions=
0orlasen auf Der Sagesoronung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15
g6ubre1t aus9eabt
9ie american. Neuiernn0 interptnirt
fir bic T~reilaHnng bon Sapanern.

Wab gton, II. 6ebruar.
Sapan miro al Die gereini9ten Staa-
tel appsliren, I'm bel Der ruiIilhen
R%eoierung anidbli6 Der 6reilahuns
Der 100 IN BORT 4rtbur 0eiangensu
5apansr Doriieiig 81 ueroen. Der ja-
paniiae Geianbte oiitIte baB @eIud
moreen iiberreihen.
Sn elmer EepeI6s Gus 8otio wurOe
Dem @eIanoien bsute pemelbe.. Dab IN
Bort Aribur einem btitil6en Dampier
100 japan 6liihilin9e bon ben ruIiis
imeu yeb0roen weggenommen wuroen.
ga bic amer. Aegieruno ben Gdub
Der japdn. unteribanen i'm ruihIden
GJebiet iibernommen. 10 miro yotf6afs
t<r Wscgormid inifruirt, tpeQen oef
anoeleeenbeit In Petersburg an3ufra.
gen.
RubIanos NnimDrt auf Die Woie oes
Staaisietretdrs III nod nidt anae.
lanci, aber es 1T inoireit %beiannt, bah
oieIelbe giiniti9 lauiei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15
gra@ts LAD @emats.

8rihte .
Gitronen-s2 To- 800 fir B00-360.
Dransen-Galtfornia-S2. 10 per Bog.
Honanen-1swdblte 81. so Der Bun9.
9ofusnnne--$3 90 per Sunoest.
Seigen l1-l6c baB gfano.
DatteIa &c per @funb. so Yfc. Riiien.
4epfel-$l.75 bis 50. 90 per 6ab.
9leuer 5oni9-i6e.
p~ineatpIes So. 80.
@sonberries s2.25-2.75 per BuibeI.
Gemle.
8piebeIn-S2 25 per 6oB.
Gpanil1e 9wiebeIn 81 30 per Crate.
Rartofeln 81 10 per 5aB.
SuinoiS eiibtartofeln $500 per SAB.
Rraut-Sl.5 30 per '5ab.
GeIerb-per Tubeno 30e.
aotbe Riiben 81 per 6ab.
NapD Hobnen $2.00 per UuibeI.
GnobIaub DC per 4funb.
Neibe Giben s1.20 per 6cb
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15
Ke'nerlet boRnune mebr.
eenator 9anna'S eeben mad a(nSiprnd Der 9er3te
b%erIGreu.
2~lufsaben oes Gon9refes. 5dlimmes Stra6pnbabnlln'
gIdd. Gin 6eIo aus Dem merit. 5eIo5u9.
lluter moroperoaft.

Il inter- d merem Yer0a d 1.
Doper, Del, Ia. 0ebr. Grail
MnrD ". pomea puroe beuie 2lbeno
untsr Der Nnila9e Dsrbaftst, lire 2l'
idbrise qlooptips8 odter Gnela Qnla.
banO srmor0et 3i baben, oeren Dsr'
Ifiimmslte Heide tir5lid IN Oer Ndbs
bon bier gefunosn wnrbe.
3wei 2euts get6btet.
Is am ri b, wib., Ia. Gebr.
gsieinsr SttaBsnbabn.e ntgleiIung IN
6rolibur9 muroen bsuie 2 perIOnsn &c.
t0oist uno etipa rs, barunter IS ct.
beblid, Derlebt. Der Wa9en eni9ieif'
ali elmer idarfsn Guroe uno fieF
gegsn sineu 5eIs9ropbenpfabl. Don
ben 80 paiiagieren blieb fan ieiner un-
berleBi.
Ram O ter 5uri It Der.
6ieoen.
Danburp. Conn.,, Ia. Gebruar.
Ridter 6. DENTON Brepiter, elm Suriii
bon n%ationalsm Ruf, 1T beuie gsItOr'
ben. Das einbeitli6e ebei6eioungs-
@eieB. weldes bic Meifen Staten Der
Union arnebmsn Diiriten, III bon
grspiter entworfen. er mar nit 3.
8. GbOate, benz gOtidafisr III eng
lamb. aHociirt.
Maffernotb oroheno.
gbansbille, SnO., Ia. Gebr.
-Sn Golee oes ihaobaften 3uIianoes
Der WaHsrperts orObt bier cine WaRsrs
nOtb. Der Druid lit iebr idwad unO
i'm 5aae eines granoss beidnoe iid bic
6%euermebr in lbler Gage. es 1T IN.
betannt. ipis lanec Die Reparaturen bel
Den Wersen in Anipruh nebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15

sFri{Ges @inbFei9-BefIi9e 6tiere 81 :
7e; bieflse etiers 7t--ec; biefige Rinbes
$50 bis En0 Dfuno 7c; biefge Ribe 400
bis $50 qfuno 5ie ; albe $50 bis $40 gfuno
SIC; etier yorbsruierteI 7e, etser Sinter'
pterteI Sc, Sainb SinteruierteI SIC, Htnb
gorberpterteI &c, Rub gOrt eruierteI &c. Rub
0interbierteI TIC.
Strides NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1o4s S.nter.
uierteI 13c. BoroerrierteI &c.
Strides G9afHeii9 - 2drsmer per gfinb
10: (; e9afe &c; SGsnieI l0}e; %ads, fars.
l6c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15

eusar Gureb G9inien - grffe luaIttdt /:
1870 pfuno 12t; 10 9funb l23e; 10-l2
gfurb 10; 3peite nuaIitdt /: 20-l8 gfEah
l1ic /; Is gfunb l2e /; 10 @tsnb 1910 10
Yiunb 1895.
gaIfornii4e g@infen-6 Bis 8 ptuno SIC;
9 Bis IL a,funo SIC.
Srnbnudse ped-aIarer Gnglifb eursb l6,
aeudbIter guaar Gursb To-, 81 9funb TN
Dut9I9mitt l5e 8 bis 9 YfinO i'm Gur4'
I9nitt l35c; 10 BIS IL 4fuub I'M Dur9i9nitt
l2He; 8 qI anb i'm Dur@i9niH. f9ftaI. 1l3c;
q q'unD I'M Dur@iGniit, f9mui, 1l4c.
Gped, gI.-@epdbIter, 8 Bic 10 pfunb
I'm Dur9i9nitt. 1916; IL Bis IA Pfunb I'm
DurGidnitt, 12Kc.
eped-agare geiten, 80 Dis so ssfunb tn.
9urGtdaitt, 9ke; 4Iare Csitgu, 30 bis 40
gunb, 9zc; aIare Bellies. % bis 80 qfunb.
9lc: IL bis ~ 3d., 9lc; Ia bic l6 pfunb,
lo3c; alare E.lden. 20 bis 80 Pfunb. Gle;
5ai6en 10 Bio 10 gfuib sac; aIare aiiffu Q
bis Q Bfuno, 10ie
@er 5deltes g4uetnefeii9 - Rlo4enIoieD
8anep pig $40. so; RIarsS s5son sls. 80; Sans
lp 1880; e9ort Glear S14.60; Rumpi
3l5. 90.
Celebrities HinbFei{@ - G9tnfen, reg.
getB, 1s}e; aubenieiten lie; Snneni. lac
Rn0@eI 1916.
Wirfe - @erdu@erte Hratpurf SIC,
5ronifurter Be-; Bologna In Ddrmen 6ie. In
Eub &c.
g9maL- In Tierees-l. luaI. 9Bc; 3.
nualtdt 93se; 8. nuaIitdt Sc.
G9uItern--GngI. Gureb, 10 ste 20 Diunb
TN Drrtifnitt, 103c; 10 Dfwne Dur6i9uitt.
lie. 10 BIS IL qhinb Ike.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15
ID. Tebruar.

Id. 6ebruar.
paris. Ser 9reDfus. procsb be-
ginni am %. 6ebr. Dor benz @oHa-
tionsbof.
Sans n, g.. U. Gas 3sle'
gatenbaus bat nit Is aeasn IL Stim-
men cine NOrlaee auf gfbi6afung Der
5oOesitrafe angsnommen.
aufin 5er. s. 9ia, elmer oel
5 lleberiebenben Der Sdladt bon so.
cinto, III %gsiOrben. gr mar sc Sabre
uno i'm gan3en Siioen bstannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15

Neben go. 2 rDtber $l.o3 oui gele'
fen. 81 BON ber ydibIe; go. 3 rotber 97e;
6ebruar 81; BaseHpesen 81.
aorn (neres) - SO. l peib 46c; 30. 2
peib 45c; SO. Q weib z5c; SO. 4 peib,
43c; no. 2 weib semif9t z4e go. 3
weib semii&t 44c 80. 4 petb gsrui@i
45e; go 2 seIb dc; 80. 8 seIb 45e I;
go. A seIb 43c; SO. 2 seniT@t 44e ;
$40. 8 ssmii8t z4e; Eo. 4 semii@t "a.
RpIben 45c.
Safer- HD. 2 weiber 42e; go. 8 pester
4l3e; go. 2 eemii@ter 403e; no. 8 semii9tsS
40c.
0eu = SO. 1 Iimctbb Sll.5O; siO.
2 Einsotbp $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15

7itnotbb-BerfaufspreiIe: $40. 0O-l2.O 90.
Rice - Berfaufspreile: 81. 50-s8.O0.
BeIiGtorn - gerioufspreiie: ie no4 bss
nuaIitdt, 40-50c.
~Safer-eei9dIt 8S-42e; In ben Ge5ren
So N-s10.00 per Eonnes
etrob-gretie. lie mad benz Grab. IN Beis
len, $5-7.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15

Getrodnete 6rii9te-4epfeI, an Der Sonnc
0eirodnei, N; Sobannssbeeren Il bis IKE:
eitron 18c bis l4e; RoTInen, 2 GrOun, per
Plumb, 7c, 8 Gropn TIC, 4 Grown TIC Iaa,
msnfrsie &c bis &c, California WuscateI 7Ke;
euItana 71e, importirte Guiana lie bis lac.
California apriioisn Sc BIS lie.
eprup-Gtanbarb Corn 2se bis Zoe; os.
udbIter 27e Bis 32e; Sorghum 28e BIZ 88e:
weu Orleans NoIaHes Ice bis rec; eerdbIs
tee DOC bis $50.
Nahe-Bra5iI neu &c bts 10c; Ti[berts 12e;
WianbeIn Ia; weiGiddIioe NanbeIn lsc;
Serbian ganbeIn loo; peanuts &c bis bsc;
seronete &c bis Sc; GnsIi9e maIniHe 1916.
Pidles-24oo i'm 5ab $40; 1910 TN Gas
SO; 1900 I'M DoIbfab $3.50; 500 I'M Gas
$3.50.
SnbianapeLi6 RoHeesgreHe:
@eIuobnI. bis gutter l0-l2e, prima bss ers
wdblter l4-lsc (; Sanep 324-83c. @OIbsp
DenorD 10 bis 22c, SaDa 2e-s2c.
Sn gadeten
Artoia S12.26, Zion $l2.26, Serieb S12 20;
Caracas S12. 25, DiufroribB sl2 q. q)ut6
JaDa Y!snb $1,000, NaiI3Ou6 sl2 2s, gotsB
BLENDED Sapc sl2.25.
8ader-Dominoe3 7.a7e; Gth6su6er B.. AZ
tuIus-;drier 4.s7c; XIX puIDeriRrter B.02s,
feiner ~esanuIirter 4.97e; Cubes S.l2c; Con.
feetioners' G4.72S Ritsewoob 4 1876; 800
niE r 4.b7e; empire " 4. 59e; SSeaI drtro
@oloen 6 4.42e; DInoIOr Grtra g 4.S7e
Ribeewoob u 1896; se[ber 6 4. lie: Ia gel,
ter 4.02.
&eis-eoroIino. aoPi. Bs--7}c. 9opan B
-63e, gebro9euer, 34--4}c.
eaIB-2ate, Saigon 2abnneen TIC aIes
mere nuontitdten, 85e-9Oc, 100 bret pfsnn
4adete Sl.9O, So flint 3d., s1.8O, IS 10
Yfunb Sl.70.
eiF8-NaIs 40 Or. Tef). Sat. S-1lc BE-
@ouone.
@etpiir3e - @onse: Nuibiee &c bis he:
@aiita l3e bis I5e (; NusfatbIltbe SOC biz
65c; Nusfatnub 46c bis 6Oe; gonser I&pors
ser pfeffer l5c bic l6e. e6of lsc ueib 26e;
NeIten l5e; sernobIener i9runIssr gfefer Isc,
ueiber 80c bis 35e, rotber zoe.
Stdrie-pearI. bie. Champion @Ios, l unb
8 pfunb padete 8. Rom. / gfs. gadete,
4K-6}c.
Ginsema9te 6ri9te-BIadberries 8 qfS.,
sl.10c; pea6es etonoorb, 3 3d.. a.
2.26; eecOnbs 8 gfunb 81. 60-S1. 6b; 4is
gea@ss, 81. 40-S1.60 c; MnanGs. etanborb,
Q PfO.. 81. 65-sl.S 80; eeconOs, 2 Efunb,
81 .26-Sl.45; CRIME 8obnen, 3 yfunb 9an,
men, 81, Bahama lnonaB 81. 90-$2. Zoe,
Gefisbte Grbisn. 5 .20-Sl. 75. frite ssarni 95
Gents, Tarrcp soc, ernseuei9te 6be-sOe,
xomatoes, 8 pfunb, 81. 1O-SI.15, 8uesr,
aorn 90c-sI.2 EpfsIbutter. per 9uteao.
8 4iunb. 81.
GanbD-Stansen 7; eeniI9t 7c; grO'
Ger ssfniidt 73c; Banner 9pift &c; Cream
4onbonS l0e; go. 2 Cream eernii9t &c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15
sa~iifsnaariaten
" nQefom m { n.

Mngefo m { n.
2ibsrpOOt: rGretic" bon Bolton. pIa
Queenstown; .gtruria" bon Sem
Dort bia Queenstown; v@eorgic"
bon NstD Yort.
Mb9eabren:
Soutbampton: nWOlits" bon 0amburg
mad yiepiYprf.
Queenstown: .Gampania" mad Sem
Dorf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15
@irtbidafts : llebsrnabme.

8iermit CUR eefl. 0lnsetge, baB id bic bis.
Der uHter benz 9lamen ssThe Belmont
b~siaHnte @iribiGaft
Gds MaOiIOn ape. uno Mlorris STR.
fduHih nberuomnen babe uno Sebermann
Ireunolidit einIa6e, mid in meinem 2ofaIe
AZ beiu6en.
SO lpirb mein geitreben fein Elm reIpeis
tables 6ous 80 fiibren uno meinen gditer
Itets bic belten Oetrdrfe uno Gigarren bors
juieten. Marmer 2unh bon 10 lbr Wors
gems bis l 1br 4admittcg.
I'm seueieien 3uiprud bittet
GUSTAV DOEBBER,
ede Wa6iiou Nps. unb Iorris Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15

eHgros . @eriaufspreft Smtortirter
e1rDsssridIe 80e per gfunb sinbeimfoe.
e9wepsrtdie l6e. BiseonFn ereom . Rdls
l3-14s u. y. GbebSorsI l3e. esnhetnIs
i9er eiirburaer l3c. Grid l4e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15

Duttsr, Gter rnD 0enGets.
GAMBLER be8abIen foIggnbe Ereiie:
8utter - Country, 12s, Creamery 24e,
GI9tH 28e.
Gier-2be per Tutenb.
aabnsr Toe, 0dbae 6. E,risbs-lzs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-15

&dnbIers Bretie:
aifern tn aannen-ylep gori eoun,b 40c
j. =. s. & so. Selects 3bt.
See'6ti9e @eibfi9e l2e; gio. / y csrsI
lie; Gatff& l2c; ino1enIoie odrtnae. Joe,
8eretniste Qdrines, &c; BERG 7e.
eIanS-qtttIe gleds soc Der 100.
Sunmern- -26c per 9funo.
ebrimps-Si.3 80 ber Gouons.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-13

The Suns article in Tuesdays issue
on Paducahans for Psducah made
goods and Patronize Paducah Mer-
chants All the Time has been widely
and most favorably commented on by
local merchants. That's the cue, q"
saide Mr.. George Rock, to q Sun rep
resentative yesterday afternoon, at
the same time waving . copy OF The
Sun at him. "You have struck the
right chord and hope will play on it
all the time. Cooperation is indeed
the gateway to success 1t is only by
patronizing the local merchant that
we can expect or hope for our mer-
chants to make a success. The more
prosperous the merchant the better ser
vice he can render the public and the
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-13
German Papers Seem to be on
the Inside.
And Never Have Believed War Like
ly-Final Conference Held
ut Toxic.
TROUBLE BREWING ON IsTHMUs

Berlin, Jan. 13-The German for
eign Office holds to the opinion that
war in the far East is still highly i'm
probable. Beyond this the official
statements do not GO. Unofficial opin-
ion, especially that Of the newspapers
regards the statements telegraphed
from the far East of extreme tension
as part Of great diplomatic game de-
signed to make Russia believe that
more concessions must DO made or ia
pan will attack.
The German newspapers have no
special correspondents in the far East.
and rely for news either on outside
agencies or on official sources here.
Since the official sources consistently
aver that war is wholly out Of the
question, not . single newspaper In
Germany, so far as the correspondents
has seen, regards war as likely.
The German foreign office Is well In
formed. especially from the Russian
side, and 10 may be inferred that the
positive official optimism here is de-
rived from knowledge that Russia will
not permit war to break out.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-13
CARMEN ELECT
OFFICERS AND PROTECTIVE
BOARD NAMED LAST
NIGHT.

Last night the Brotherhood Of Rail-
way Carmen of America held its hrst
meeting in the new quarters over the
Walker drug store at Fifth and Broad
way, and elected q new set Of officers
as follows: John vogt, chief oarman=
Will Mercer, first vice chief carman.
William Little, second vice chief car
man; Will Gil lbert, recording secre-
tary; Cryus M ARGUS. treasurer; BAIL
Phillips, chaplain; Rube Rein, guide:
Tom Ward, sentinel and O. A. Vine.
warden.
!, The local protective board was -
lected as follows: Tom Elder, chair
man; John Vogt, secretary and q
Wallace. The trustees were eleotod
as follows: James Leigh, Joe vogt
ana Phillip lynn.
The carmen lodge has grown wond-
erfully and is Que of the biggest organ
izstions in the city. New members
are constantly being added and the
members are proud of their succss
in organization.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-13
Democratic Convention to be
Held at st. Louis.
The Future Great Won Over the Win
dy City, Creating Quite 9
Surprise.
OTHER NEWS BY WIRE

Washington, Jan. 13-The Demo
cratic national committee furnished
surprise yesterday afternoon in select
ing st. Louis as the place for holding
the national convention of 1904. The
date fixed for the convention was We'd
nesdsy. July 6, at IL O'Clock. Pre-
vious to the meeting OF the commit
tee, it seemed forepone conclusion
that Chicago would be selected as the
place of meeting, but political .exigen-
cies entered into the situation and .
majority of the committee voted for
st. Louis. For como hours previous
to the mee.'Lg OF the committee there
was talk la the corridors and among
Democratic leaders that the coDven-
tion in Chicago might be subject to
the influence Of q strong movement
and strong newspaper influence in
favor Of some particular candidate.
Mr.. Knapp Of the st. Louis Republic,
limited ct this in his speech by saying
that the convention, il held..at st. Lou
is, would be welcomed by an absolute
ly fair press.
The committee meeting covered con-
siderable discussion of politics, and
the claims of various candidates were
advocated by their partisans, but moth
ing like fsvoring any candidate ap.
peared in the committee proceedings.
william J. Bryan, when the COM
mittee had concluded its labors, ap-
pesred, but his visit was without any
apparent political significance. Asked
what he thought Of the Panama situa'
ton, Mr.. Bryan said that he Bryan
moved with q elaboration, and events
occurred too rapidly in some quarters
for him to keep pace with them. In
answer to another question, he replied
that 1t was yet too early to outline
the issues for the coming campaign.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-13
The County Begins War on the
Shanty BOaters.
Two Fined and Agreed to Leave the
Country-Others to Be
Arrested.
THEY MUST PAY TAXES

Dan Rogers and Will Lookridge, two
shanty boaters, were arrested this
morning by Constables Shelton and
Sears for failing to pay their county
shauty boat license, ms provided by
law. and were brought before Justice
r. J. Barber.
Justice Barber gave them . speedy
trial, resulting in . fine Of $a5 and
costs and suspended the fine on oondi-
tion that the men leave town inside
OF three days, They promised to do
this and the court will not enforce the
fine unless they remain.
Al Lockhsrd, another shanty boater,
was also warranted but tho officers
failed TO get him. He will be notified
OF the action taken against the others,
ami IL he fails to leave town or pay
his license, will be dealt with Is were
the others.
During the winter shanty boats are
moored to the bank inside the city
limits and when the officers get after
the owners 10 pay taxes they skip out
and moor past the city limit line. The
county had not heretofore taken great
pains to have them jerked mp and
tried, but will now wage war against
them and rid the county Of them.
There may Ia few pooi shnnty boat
ers, hat most Of them are bad charao.
tiers and both counterfeitinR and theft
are charged to them in this section.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-13
Cooperation Is Indeed The Key Note,
The Gateway to Success. Patronize
Home Merchants, Home Manufactured
Goods Our Slogan.
WHAT ONE PROMINENT MERCHANT SAID

better class Of goods he can handle. 1t
is discouraRing to say the least for the
local merchants to see citizen when
he needs anything to rush right off to
some larger city to make his purchases
without even giving local merchant
an opportunity to shcw his line.
The Sun believes though that there
is big number Of Paducah people
who will, when these matters are put
before them in the right way, conclude
that hereafter Paducah made articles,
Psducah handled goods. are what they
want and will refuse to give their
trade to outside cities.
The Sun will fight out this cam
paign for some time and hopes to show
the majority of the people the Justice
Of its stand in the matter.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-13
HOLD MEETING.

Last night many division officials
were in the city. and held = meeting
st the Palmer house II was merely
. social meeting. however, the officials
having by chance all met in the city
at the same time. Those present were
Supt. Egan. Roadmaster Thomson,
Trainmaster Scheuing, Supervisor
MoNsmara. Agent Donovan, Super
visor wsgeener and Chief Surgeon
Murrell and Srpt. II. II. Dill.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-13
Woman in Tyler Suddenly Lost
Her Mind Monday.
Last Night Tramped in her bare fsse
Through the Snow
and Rain.
NOVELS THE ALLEGED CAUSE

Mrs. Mack Steel, wife Of an empIoys
of the Paducah Furniture company
has been violently insane at her hos
on the Fubsands road, in Tyler. .
suburb of Meohaniosburg, since Mon
day MOI l. ing. ana will be sent to IL
asy lum is soon ss she can be tried.
Mrs. Steel ia about 80 years old.
and has four children. No case -
known for her sudden Dement'S unless
it was the reading of novels. "'is =
said to have caused her men.s; col
lapse.
She now seems to have a violent
mania to do harm to those about hcE.
She was restrained by her family until
last night, when suddenly escaping in
her bare feet, she vanished in The
woods and thus wandered about al
night.
Her husband and others searched
for her everywhere they could. bat
failed to find . trace Of her until day
light. when she was found still
wandering about in the woods through
snow and water, and was captured and
taken home.
As she neared the house she picked
up bottle in the yard and hurled IL
at her husband with great force, strik-
ing him in the head and cutting .
painful cash, but . wound not believ-
cd to be serious.
Justice A. W. Sears, who lives
nearby will today issue and order and
commit her to jail, and she will b
tried in circuit,court for lunacy.
4 The woman was committed to jail
this afternoon and will before the Cd
journment Of court be tried for
lunacy.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-13
Democrats OF Kentucky Are
Meeting Today.
A Handsome Chicago Church CLOSED
-Louisvilles New Board Of
Trade President.
SISTER NATALIE

Frankfort, Ky, Jan. lathe
Democratic state committee met at
o o'clock this afternoon. Chairman AL
lie W. Young arrived last night and
committeeman whittemore, Of the
First, Griffith, Of the second. Rhea,
Of the Third. Board. Of the Fourth,
vreelaud, of the Fifth, Pugh, Of the
Sixth and Gardner. Of the Tenth,
came In today. The Seventh 10 the
only district not represented. Commit.
teemsn Hedger being in the West.
IL is understood tho Lexington pri.
mary. and a proposed law to require
she holding Of all primaries within
the year OF regular elections, are the
only matters to be considered.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-13
APPROVED BY THE THRONE.

Toxic, Jan. l3-The final confer.
ence before the throne to decide upon
the response to Russia began yester-
day afternoon. The formal confer
ence before the.throne was Of long du-
ration. and it's result is unknown. IL
10 said, however, that the response
WAS approved. and that it will soon
be- delivered to Baron De Rosen, the
Russian minister.
This answer Of Japan is regarded as
the final step in the negotiations.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-13
MRS. JAS DOZIER
WELL KNOWN LADY DIES AFTER
AN ILLNESS FROM
COMPLICATION.

Mrs. f. M. Dozier, wife Of Mr.
James Dozier. OF All jackson street,
died this morning at 2 O'Clock from
stomach trouble and grippe, aged ST.
She was born in the Green river coun-
try this state, but had resided in Padu-
cab many years and was an estimable
Christian lady.
She leaves q husband and one son.
the latter being Captain John W
Pearce, the we'll known pilot, now Of
Memphis.
The funeral will take place Friday
a terroon a. . o'clock.