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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
JreiFunise Sonntassidule.
8orbereitunsen fur cine fr0bIide Deibs
nadtss Seier.

Die Sreiinni9e Sonntaesfdule beg
Socialen SurRbereins bertritt bic Nn=
fi9t, bab man bic Jefe feiern iOlle,
ME fe fallen, uno miro bnber ielbf.
ftdnbis unb nit eisenen 4rdften bas
Weibna6tsfef am Sonntag, ben 25.
DECEMBER, i'm Seutfden Sauie in
elmer benz @sifie Der Sdule unb Der
urfprtineliden Sebeutung Der Geier
entipre9enoen Weiit bese9eu.
@inen ba~bingebenoen Sei4luB, Der
cine eetrennte 6eier fur bic Surnfdule
bebinet. faBten S6ulratb uno 2sbrer-
follseium in elmer sefern 8ormittag
abgebaItenen Sibuns, unb bic Nnpe=
ienben tuaren fi9 BARN einig, bab oas
6eif peniger auf ELECTROMAGNETIC
pradt unb nubloisn @lans Nnfprud
erbeben, als bur9 5fobRnn uno gu
frieosnbeit fid ausseidnen m6se.
@lei1 fam als 8rub aug ferner Sci.
matb miro Der Weihna9tsbanm in ool
benem 2i9t ~srfrablsn, fdmad6afts
@absn tD:roen bas 5erae Der lisben
2inoeri1 aar erfrsuen unb fur3e, ee=
oiegene 0orfhbruneen m6aer bic aabl-
rei6en S6nner bon Der 2eiftunssfdbis-
felt Der S6iiler iiberseusen. Sen
Sbeilne6mern am Sefte iollen Stunben
unqetrtbter 2uf unb 6reuoe 9ehoten
neroen. Ser Gher Der SDnntaes.
i1ule unter Der bepdhrten 2eitung bon
SRI. Sdeafhmiot miro feline fd6nitsn
Weiien erfdallen luRsn; cine uleeorifde
Oarfelung nit Defamation !: vSas
Sabr uno feline 9inoer", aufeefibrt
bon Sdilern Der orsi b6beretl
2IaNsn. Singer Der &inoer beg
2inoergartens uno Der llnter-
tlaHe tpsrben bts 9auptnummsrn
oss programmes biloen uno einise
habide betlamatorii9e uno muRtaliide
8ortrdee tpsroen bic Teier reidbaltig
uno abmedslunareih aeffalten. Den
SdElsrn uno Grsunoen Der Sdule
iol bauptiddlid @elesenbeit aeseben
toerosn, fia nod 6ersenslut gu ber-
gnii9en, lei oiss nun beim San3frdns
den Der 9inber unb Bel luffiaen Spie=
len, usl6e ih on bas officielle prp-
gramm nnreiben. Die Weibnadtsfeier
Der 6reiinnigen Sonntaesidule pirb
fd 3usifslsobne 81 einem fr6bliten
oeuti9en Gamilienfefe seifalten. Dab
es bic Sdule bor3iislid berfebt. Gsit.
liGfeitsn FOLDER Nrt gu peranifalten.
bafiir fino fdon binrei9enoe 8epeiie
geseben Doroen. G
Die gintrittsfarten ueroeu am nd9s
Hen Gonntag unter Die Schiller our
8ertbsilunS gelangen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
CO,
5no,ana's srbBte Drp gooos gambler.

Ncabemi lie, 26. Noo. Mit er.
bebenoen @eremonien unb GROCER
Bra1t= @ntfaltung 1T bier bic neue
tatbOlif6e ct. 8incent Stride einae=
Deibt tporoen. Sas qsidmhdte @ot.
tesbaus mar fat 81 tlsin. bic WenQe
Der Inoddtig.n gu fafen, benin ss bat-
ten fi4 aud mebrers bunbert @dfe bon
Jort Wapne e%in9efunoen. Ser feier=
lihe @inweibun9satt purbe bon Dem
8iiaof Ileroins pOrsenommen, unter=
ftibt bon sablreiden priefern pnn Sort
Wapne.
urter ben berDOrraeenbsn Soften be-
fanb fi4 aud Pfarrer QntbOnp abam,
melder Nnfanes Der iedaiger Sabre
Seeliorger Der @emsinbs mar uno bic
fleine 9ir6, erbnute, in pelder bisber
Der 8Ottesoienf abgebnlten tpuroe.
Die ct. 0incsnt's @emeinoe muroe
I'M Sabre 1910 bon einem balben
Subtno fran36fider Gamilien seariin-
bet; Der erfte 8eiftlide mar Der Mif=
iondr Sultan 8enoit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28

~ @audt Die fish l Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
Gin Yfero sm Sooe seblmtet

Gin benz See @ream- 6abritanten
Sbem. WbitlOd, 2128 &ina9olo Str,
9eb6ri9es pfero rannte seitern Had=
mittag nit benz 9opie aesen einsn 2as
ternsnpfoIfen uno oerlebte i4 oerartig.
oaB es bort 81 Sooe blutete. Gin
etma Is Sabre alser 2nabe, Der BON
Wbitlod sraogen uiro, rift auf benz
pfsroe bic Strabe sntlang, als bas
Sbier Dor elmer An5abl 6Hbnern
idsute. Ser 9rabe iprana ab unb
snttam 10 unperlsbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
Mnseblt4 beim Yofer bemoselt


Bert garnes, eift Wirtb, 1875 Weff
Warplanb Str. @bas. Barnes, Der
feline Nor.Re uls 10 WasnOIia@ ebduoe
ansiebt. uno Grant Settabauab. e21
Sio Weribian Str, tpuroen tpdhreno
Der Radt burd @apitdn Splano uno
Ser9eanten 6agermann uerbaftet.
@eQen ben Griferen murbe bic Nns
tlass oes 8erfaufens Ooer 0eri4entens
bon Spirituoien am Sonnta9e erbO-
ben, mdbrenb bic bsioen 2sbt9enannten
peeen Sbielens angeihrisben fpuroen.
D%ettabaugb er3dblt. oab er nit einem
Sreunoe in bic Wiribi1aft aina unb
bob ibn Elm &siienosr, anseblid aus
3entudp. gu einem Spielden Sarten
einlub, an tpeldem fd @bas. Barnes
betbeiligte.
@dbreno oss Spisles bsmertte Der
9entnfier, oaB Barnes cine ausae5ei6-
nete poferbanb bate unb amiihen
Barnes uno benz 9entudier. bic 3uiam=
men ipielten, einerieis. uno 0e~ttabaugb
anbererIeits iol bann cine Wette auf
Nnreguna bes 3entudiers D~erantaltet
moroen fem. in welher 0ettabauab
UNI sinen &ins i'm Bertbe BON ettua
SO aerupft puroe. 6ettabau9h b0rte
Damn bon einem 8eifeaer, oaB er einem
.Srid" gum Opfer fiel unb %ffattete Der
poliasi Beridt ab, woraufbin oann bic
@enannten perbaftet unroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
0erlam9t Mn3et9en

N@erlanst = Sin Wtdbheu In beuti4er SamiIie fhr
~ Argentine Sausarbeit, iein Bai9eu. Na6su'
fraseu 4s4 OF sasm Dcrt Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
Nu0ttortum Bar.

Neinen 6reunoen uno @6nnern 3ur
Na&ri1t, bob i6 cine neus
Wirthi&aft unter obiaem Namen in
449 Nirainia Nne. erbHnet babe. Sd
tperbe MID ffets bemibsn nit ben
beifen @etrdnten uno @tgarren, fotpie
nit einsri fsinsn 2und auf3umarten.
I'm siitiaen 3ujpru4 bitteno 3ei9net
AdtunasboQ
0ufab Soebber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
Ttermometeritane.
Mns bemti@en Sereinen.

Der YreuBen Yerein nabm
in ieiner 9efrisen in Der Columbia
Sale abssaaltsnsn 9eriammlung Elm
neues Witslieo auf: 8 @anbioatsn fur
Witslisoidaft wuroen borsefdlasen.
Sa Weinadten auf ben lsbten Sonn=
tag i'm WOnat DECEMBER fdat, 10 miro
Die nddfe 8eriammlung bereits am
SOnntas, ben H., ab9ebalten.
Sas Nnoenten beg am 6reitag ber=
forbsnsn Miteliebes CHARLES u. Sen9.
tOd wuroe our9 Grbeben bon ben
GiBen 9eebrt. Die Witglieoer muroen
aufgeforoert, fi9 an Dem bsute itatt=
finoenosn Seidenbesdn9nib in corpore
gu bstbeilieen. Sc III oieies felt 8e-
ffeben oe5 8ereins Der erffe Sterbefal,
bel msldem feline Nufags e1boben miro;
oas Sterbegslb miro aus Der 8ereinss
Safe bs3ublt. sewiB Der bette Beweis.
in pel9' 5libenosn finan3ielen I'm.
fdnben Der @erein fd our 3eit beins
bet uno ME fdbi9 er bon ieinen geam=
ten pernaltet niro.
Ser Serrmarlrt u n I Il B.
u ngs=8eretn uno bic y r.
b rauer= Il go. ", tpel1e
ebenfaIs in Ger Columbia SaQe tag
ten, e~rleoisten nur @efddfte, pel9e
inners Qn9elsssnbeiten beg 8ersins an=
b~etrafen.
@benfals in Der @Olumbta Sala
belt gsfern bic Irbeiter2ran-
t E ne unb Sterbetae lire
rsgelmdBiee 8sriammlung ab. Sin
Ritslieo wuroe aufgenOmmen unb 2
@anbibaten murben in WOri9Ias se.
bradt.
Die nd9fe I0srfammlung finbet bss
Weibnodtsfeftes ruegen nidt am leBten
Sonntas. iOnoern bereits am oritten
Sonntas Q8. Sesember) ffatt. Sn
bieisr 8sriammlung miihen ale Wit=
sliebsbi9er bebufs Sabres= &ebifion
oorseIsgt tperoen. Sic Mitelieber fino
aufgefOroert, oaftir au iOrsen, oab ale
Bidder our STEELE fino.
Sn Mnbetra1t bss %umfanbes. bab
am 18. DECEMBER z Sabre perfofsn
finb. feitbem bic bisfise Brand Der
arantsntaHe gesrtinoet uuroe, miro
na& Der @ei&dfts,y eriammluns nod
elm fleiner @ommers f%fattfinoen.
Der goncorbia 0erein
nabm in ieiner sefri9en in Der Ser
mania 6ale abgebaltenen 8eriamms
lung 2 reue Witglieoer auf.
Der Beri9t bes @omites fur bas Dor
einigen $aqen ab9ebaltene q. Stif=
tungsfef uuroe entgssengsnOmmen;
oerielbe lautete febr 9iinfig uno bas
@omite tpuroe nit Dant entlaken.
DDS @Omite fur Die Weibnadtsfsier
beridtete, bab fir oieielbe sans beirns
oere gOrbereitnngen 9etrOHen usroen,
oas @omite tpiro aber DOR NQem iein
Sauptau9enmert auf unterhaltuns Der
Rinoer ri9ten.
Der Sefretdr bsri4tete, baB Der Ser
Elm fid in proiperirenoem 3utanbs be.
finbet unb oas Die Witgliebersabl be-
rsits SO betrdet.
9ierauf muroe our Wabl Der ge-
anten asi6rittsn.
Sisielbe ersab fOlssnoes @eiultat:
Yrdfbent-Soispb 6aslinqer.
Observation-Disclosures Sole.
Secretdt-Srant Hewalo.
S&abmeiher-Gbarles Dorser.
Srufees-Ntlas Woore, &uop Wau=
roth unb Robert Dorser.
@eremonienmeifer- Sarrp Sbrone.
Nm 2. Sonntas i'm DECEMBER per=
anffaltet Der 8erein in Der 8ermania
6alle cine Qartenpartie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28

0lHa ginbeimtide arduter furieren Shire
~ Ra8eubeihiDeroen. Bum p%erfnufeu tn
25 Met Wefhtngtcn Stra6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28

~ Ser 2abrer Gtnfenoe
Note iotpte Oct Negemsbmr9er
@arten QaIenoer fur 1905
itno omrM uniere Office su
beateben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28

Bauer e.
&. &o9, &%eparaturen. 225 81 pearl,
s2lOO. = 8. 3. Wing. b6l3. @obn-
baus. Sbel6p uno gn9lifb. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28

2ocaIfN etterbert9t.
5beitrpeiie beip0lft beute Nadt un6 am
0ienftas; lansiam fteiSenbe Temperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
@etterbe rt@t.

Sur "a etuHSsH. .noenb = ubr ysOrssns. az. aOpbr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28

@afbin 9 o n, rs. Roubr.
Sir SnSiana: 8abri@einIi& S4auer
beute Ea4t unb am Dienitas fteisenbe
Semperatur.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15
OF son
WHO SUIC1DED HERE
Aged Father in Ireland Asks
About George Maze.
The Deceased Was His Son and
Hanged Himself In I. &. Hos
pital "a Year Ago.
FATHER HADN'T BEEN LOCATED

City Clerk Henry Bailey yesterday
received letter from Andrew Maze.
of Belfast. Ireland. inquiring about
the fate and disposition of the eff
fects of his son. George Maze. who
hung himself in the local |. c. hos
pltal a year ago last September.
The son was a machinist by trade.
and came here few weeks before
he was taken III of typhoid fever
He grew delirious and while the
nurses were out of the ward. slipped
down stairs and hung himself In the
toilet room.
The machinists' union appointed
an administrator who took charge OF
Maze's watch and prayer books. and
sent the effects TO the father. but
each time they were returned, the
address proving incorrect. The faith
er in some way heard OF his sons
death. but did not know how much
money and what effects the son had.
and wrote to Captain Henry Bailey.
thinking he was on the police force,
to ascertain.
The facts OF the case were turned
over to Oficer T. ]. Moore. who was
acting captain last night. and an an
swer to the letter written. The ad-
ministrator now has the correct ad-
dress and will forward the watch All
other effects at once, which will
make the fourth time.
Maze lived in Ireland and had been
away from home only a short time.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15

The democrat does not feel
that Kentucky is past redemption.
In commenting on the Powers re-
versal. 1t says:
There must be an awakening In
Kentucky, as there has been in Mis-
souri,. No court would go to such
lengths IL 1t did not feel the response
in popular revulsion of feeling. The
language OF the court should be pub
lished throughout the length and
breadth of our country to show what
things have been done in the name OF
justice, without so much as general
condemnation, and to prove that
finally the protest has been heard.
In Missouri this decision is a fitting
commentary upon an election system
and a police law that promised to
put us upon the Kentucky basis. but
that we're fortunately laid low by
popular will before even graver mis-
chief than the stealing of Offices had
been done"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15
BONNO GONE
PADUCAH'S ITALIAN TWIRLER
SOLD FOR $3.50.
viii Play Next Season With the
Newark, \. ), Team.

II will be bad news to the fans
here to learn that Gus Bonno will not
be in Indian uniform next season.
the draft papers and money have
been signed and turned over. The
Italian twirler will therefore be no
obstacle for Cairo batters next sea-
son.
Bonno wanted to go east and play
in the eastern leagues and tried sew
eral ways to get away from Paducah.
but he had signed and the manage
ment held him to IT, Manager Har-
ry Burnam, of the Newark, n. j..
Eastern league team. wanted Bon
no and after trying to secure him ev-
cry other way. finally sent $3.50 in
draft money to the local management
and the papers have been signed and
will be sent away today to Buruam
which ends the Bonno matter
Bonno. by the way. has about the
best record OF any pitcher in minor
leagues. He has pitched more games
than ordinarily a pitcher Is expect
ed to pitch. and has won in the last
three years over three-fourths OF
them. He was recently given a very
fine complimentary notice in the Gin
cinnati Inquirer sporting news.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15

John d. Rockefeller. who is daily
abused by pulpit, press and every
thing else. as no other man in the
country is abused, has just given
away three million dollars more. II
he would give any Of his critics
even the worst on the iist-a very
small slice Of such a sum, 1t is likely
that the critic would straishtway be
ready to proclaim to the world that
John d. is the mightiest philanthro-
pist. greatest genius and most godly
creature alive John D.. We are In
ol'ned to think, Is abused more be-
cause he is envied than because he
deserves II.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15
Marshall County Negro VIII
Spend Two Years in Jail.
The Verdict Says AT Hard Labor
-Today's Police Court
Docket.
NEWS OF THE OTHER COURTS
Circuit Court.

Clarence Brittle, alias Burdell, the
Marshall county negro who last sum-
MGR attempted to stop Miss venio
Schoening. of the Tyler neisabor-
hood. a young girl of about "A years
OF age, was found guilty els morn
ing and given one of the most pccu-
Her sentences recorded in McCrack-
en- circuit court in many terms.
The verdict OF zee jury IS TIM the
defendant shall be confined in the
county Jail for a period Of one year
at hard labor to be worked at the
rate of 81 a day and in addition to
the Jail sentence that he be fined
5000. This means that Brittle in ad
dition to the one year term Will
have to serve two hundred days long
- unless he can make up the fine
1t is not known how he will be work.
I'd. is no provision has ever been
made in this county to work Jail
rrisom;s
Brittle was returned from Clark's
river. he claimed. after loading a
load of logs. and was coming to
town. He stepped in front OF the girl
as she was going to a small creek
after water and her screams brought
help and frightened Brittle away.
Monroe Mitchell. colored. who
broke into the Rex Manufacturing
Co. in Mechanicsburg and attempted
to steal picture frames. was found
guilty of house breaking and given
one year in the penitentiary.
Mandy MCGEE. colored. who ran a
game in her house, was fined 5000
for her enterprise.
Harry Dean, white. who stole Ed
Martins bicycle. was found guilty of
grand larceny and given one year in
the penitentiary.
T.. NJ. Marlin, alias, Marshall. who
passed check on Z. NJ. Blacknall,
the saloon man of Ninth and Ken
lucky avenue. for Sc. was acquitted
OF passing a forged check this after
noon. The cneck was supposed to
have been stolen from a Greenville
firm and was for ice claims against
the |. G.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15
Police Court.

The star case in Judge l.. ID. San
ders' tribunal this morning was that
against G. f. Cox and G. Jeffries,
two blacksmiths, who got drunk sew
eral nights ago and after both being
cut. created disturbance at the |. c.
depot Cox was cut in the cheek. he
claims by a negro woman. He and
his companion later went to the de-
pot to leave town and while there be-
gan quarreling and finally Cox cut
Jeffries in the hand. It is alleged.
They were arrested by Detective
Dinneen, OF the I. c. and brought to
the city hall. A fine of $40 and costs
was assessed against the defendants
for being drunk and disorderly at
the depot.
Others cases we're: Ed. Henson,
white, breach of ordinance, dismiss
ed on motion of prosecuting attor-
ney; Alabama Kid and Henry Har-
din, breach of the peace. $40 and
costs each; Hugh Quinn, white, pet
ty larceny, 80 days in Jail. He stole
the lines OFF Mr.. Dick Calissi's
horse on Broadway last night.
Tad" Wilson, colored. stealing from
I. c., left open; Lille Fisher. colored,
petty larceny. 20 days in jail.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15
Daily Thought.


IL a newspaper cannot handle pub
lie questions intelligently and consis-
tently 1t should not attempt to han
die them at all. The News-Democrat
last week was in favor of paying the
school teachers for the Christmas
holidays, no matter what the result.
Yesterday IL came out fiat-footed
against paying them a cent unless
they earned it.
Here is what the News-Democrat
said only last Friday:
by all means the public school
teachers should have their salaries In
full for December, holidays OF no
holidays. The glad Christmas is no
time for furnishing or abridging the
opportunities for pleasure Of any Of
the Lords children. Any attempted
technical construction Of the law I'm
such cases makes people of Paducah
tired"
Yesterday 1t came out with just
the opposite, as follows:
"The movement to give away near
ly $1,000 Of the peoples money has
hit large and beautifully illustrated
snag. II is not known where this
neat little scheme originated. Per-
haps II was incubated in the brain Of
some men on the school board who
have relatives. employed as teachers.
But teachers are paid with checks
out OF the peoples money.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15

other public spirited citizens are
thoroughly awake-and Cairo is our
nearest rival and competitor. The
other night a big public meeting was
held there and committees appoint
ed to boost the town.
Various public improvements and
other matters were referred to vari-
Gus committees, and the committees
are expected to WORK.
Paducah needs something OF the
kind. Eternal vigilance is the price
of progress, as well as of other
things. The public spirited citizens
of Paducah should develop a little
energy.
Greater Cairo" is the motto down
there now. and no matter how far
they fall short Of their hopes, expec-
tations and ambitions. living up to
their motto to the best of their abili-
ty is not going to hurt the town any.
|; will help 1t.
At the Cairo mass meeting COM
mittees. with duly credited chairmen,
were appointed for securing or pro-
noting the following:
Civic harmony.
Clean and better streets.
Good city laws.
Insurance.
Railroad rates.
And there were other things. A
mere glance will suffice to convince
any one in Paducah that little
work along the above lines here
would be of inestimable benefit. II
Paducah goes forward somebody
must push. A city can no more pro-
gress without the aid OF energy and
intelligence than a locomotive can
run without steam.
We need a little steam here.
Every merchant realizes 1t. and
every merchant knows that for the
town to grow and improve will mean
for his business to grow and i'm
prove. Why not try it?
After the Christmas rush. which
is keeping most Of our enterprising
men busy. why not start in to do
something for the city? Why not
have a Greater Paducah?"
Why not get a good start by New
Year and not allow interest to lag
during the entire year?
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15

Arthur Goebel. IT is announced in
the dispatches. will go into the
prosecution of Caleb Powers with re-
newed energy" To be sure. He
wouldn't be a Goebel II he didn't
keep up such work. The prosecu-
tons supply of perjury, however. is
said to be running somewhat low.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15

During the long. dry spell and sea
son of low water all the regular
packets in the various trades have
hcen put in rspsir and All are ~ fine
condition for business. Their return
will be hailed with pleasure. as their
services have been needed for some
time by the travelling public and
shippers generally. II will not be
many days before the boats will be
running and the river business be
generally revived.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15
County Court.

James A. Glauber and wife deed
to Laura c. Herndon. for $4,000,
property near Fourth and Washing
ton streets.
F. NJ. Milburn has been appoint
ed administrator Of the estate OF
Bernetta Milburn.
Lydia Carroll was this afternoon
acquitted on a charge OF stealing
SOS from Friddle Yopp.
Jane Webb was fined $50 for cut
ting in sudden heat and passion.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15
K. |. 7. LEAGUE
WILL HOLD A MEETING IN pa
DUCAH SUNDAY.
Several Cities Not In the League
Invited to Have Representa-
tives Here.

Sunday the long talked-of X /. T
league meeting will be held in Padu-
cab at the Palmer House, and every
irdication points to large attend
ance.
Mr.. John Keller. Of the association
has written to several cities not in
he old league, inviting them to a,
tend. They are Washington, Ind
Greensboro, KY, Jackson, Tenn,
Marion, ILL.,, and Murphyboro, III.
The old cities are invited ard will
have representation here, it is ex-
pected
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15

The gauge today is three feet even
and rising slowly. The weather Is
still cool. and there is little prospect
OF much more water on the present
rise. Today's reports show the Ohio.
Tennessee, Cumberland and Missis-
sippi rivers either falling or stand
ing at all points except Padueah and
Louisville, where there are slight
rises.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15
TWO MENTIONED
Fer President Of the Board Of Alder
men to Succeed President Reed.

The board of aldermen at It's next
meeting will elect a president 10 sue
coed President Charles Reed. who re-
signed recently. The new president
will serve only until January Ish
when the new members take their
seats and the board has to reorgan-
izc.
The two hold-over aldermen most
prominently mentioned for president
are Messrs. G. r. Davis and William
Kraus.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15

The Leyhe feet is forming at
Mound City to come to Paducah. for
winter quarters. The Spread Eagle,
Cape Girardeau and one or two other
boats OF the feet are already there
and when the entire fleet with barges
has formed. will start up. The boats
will probably wait for a little rise,
however.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15
WORK FOR ALL TO DO.

Paducah should get to work. as
Cairo, Henderson. greensboro, Louis
willie and many other cities are con-
stantly doing. Some one should
arouse little interest in building
up the town.
Down at Cairo the merchants and
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15

The genial face OF Capt. Egan. Of
the Lily is again Illuminating Mon
key Wrench Corner. Capt. Egan Il a
member of Paducah lodge Of Elks.
and has been coming to Paducah
with his boat for many seasons to
lay up for the winter. His boat is a
government lighthouse tender on the
Mississippi river out of st. Louis.
and is one Of the best on the river.
Capt. Egan is always welcome in
Paducah. where he Is considered at
home. although he doesn't live here
He says he is glad to get back. His
boat is moored up about Kilgore's,
in Tennessee river.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15

The Clyde leaves this evening for
the Tennessee river at o'clock, in
her old trade. Yesterday was her
regular day for leaving. but she did
not get away.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15
To Sell Stock.

F. G. Rudopl, assignee. has filed a
suit against T. X. Harper and 9TH
ers. to sell the stock of Harper. Har-
per was formerly in the wall paper
business here but made an assign
ment to Mr.. Rudolph.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15

Rachel Calhoun has filed suit
against her husband Albert Calhoun.
for divorce and $1,000 alimony on
the grounds of abandonment. They
married in August 1901. and sepa-
rated in November, 1902.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-15

The Duncan, an |. c. transfer boat.
completely overhauled here, was TAX
en- to Thebes. H.. yesterday. Cap
tain NJ. Cole took her down and left
the wheel at Cairo.