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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-07
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brinaen peroen. OaB man oartibsT
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unieren hetp6bnlihen Sanuars gus=
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rebusierten preiIen su taufen.
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Notis at eamtrafterets.

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son Susenrapas Gpuntn Ohio. oerts9eie Mn9eoote
hras, 9tan6arbsett enteeoennebuen itir ausgrabang
Oer ped,en Grbe pon benz bittden oer
Canal 9oper 8tper Bride, 9ieieibe DenR anses-
orabeu lit NIT Gpncret aufsufen ilu aeberetnfttnes
muno init BEN 8ldnen. SpecificottDneu NIB &Ofteis
ouIdltdoeu bic in Der: @puutp Iubttprs D1fae anF=
liegen.
BON 500 o6er etne1M be9laubtgtem gAeh 5obibaa
an ben gountp=auotsr be9leitrt ieta. ans SaraHtIe
bah Der 9eperber db on Dem Sontratf bs9et t9t mlo
uub 5it1erheit iteat lpenn eir Mn9e6pt oceePtHrt
miro
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Sm snftrooe Der aseb5roe Der @pmmnTinndre aaEi
Susc caramas Gnnutp,
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Mannesalter miinIdt Iia cine behere
Sdlfte I'M 4lter Don unSef1hr 30 Sah=
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-07
3eittabeAe fiir Nbbalttttg
oeS Gon,.mOn Nleas
6ertd)tes fiir oas
sSabr u. ..
1906.

Staot Ohip,
a1ter Seribts.Ditrilt.
Gs lift ansepronet boB bic Gesmtue bes GommDn
QleaS @eri6tes in ben oerdlehsuen Counties ses |
beoaten 9erbts 8iriftes fir bas Sabr 1906 eitge'
iest meroen iDlen wie foiat:
0urrnIes 6sants.
am 5. gase oes 6ebraar, am 3 Gage beS Mlai nnS
an i. 2ase oes SfiObsE.
0nbie Gsnnta.
am q Iase bes Sannar. an 2. Ia9e bes april uno
am g. Gage seS September.
selmsat Guun!s.
gm 23 Gage bes sSaunar ant 10. Sage bes april nnb
om IL. Gage oes Gftober
1usearaDas enunts.
am g 9aQe bes eannar am 10. 3o9e oes WtarS nno
am 10. 3age 50 september.
6arritnn Gauntb.
am 10. Tase 6es Sebruor. ON ID. Gage bes wtat nuo
am 20. Gage bes Dtfober.
SeHsriom gOunts.
am 8. Gage oes Sauuar ont 2. Gage Oes april nnO
ani IT, Gage DeS September
Eorsan County.
am 9. 3aae bes eonuar, ON TO- Gage bes slpril uno
om 2 Gage pss Gttpber.
MustiueHm Gsuntb.
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| am l. Gage Des Sftober
Gs lit ferner anaeorbnst baB Die Sibungeu Der
erheu Guboipiiipn non ben 8btern Nreb u. sSraaler
Gbrutn 81 &ennebD NIB Snltus .. Wtadep ob9ebalten
| iuerben
| DaR bic Gibuneeu bet 5peittn Snbbipifsn BEN
Rtthter cteSIe W sooain9sipsrtb abgebaten uerben.
9aB bic Sibungen oer oritten Subbtniiion psn ben
| 9ihtern MaIter 9. Sbstlpea nnb Hees @. &idaros
| abaebaiten merben.
] Ser Weiteren lit anaeuronet soB Der @d1tb. 8ess
g. yfiharbs sum beaufiibhgeubeu Gttbter beftimnlt
ie nnD bic beia9ten 9eritbtstermine I'm n9r Dora
mittagS be9innen.
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Gidter beS odDteu 9erthtss2 2iitrttts.
@eseben 5u Cambridge, Ohio, am II. Sftober oes
Sabres y. 3. 1905.
Staot Obin ss
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SID Spbn 20. 6il, @lerf beg Common 1leos Se
fibtes IN inb fir 5nScoralpaS epnntp Dbto, befel
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rdtige Mbibrift bet Srgnals syerprbnnn9 Der rSett
Iabeile fir bic albbatnng Der @pmnpn pleas 9srtds
GiBnoem beS at)ten @erltbtSs0 ltrifts pDn Eblo 1n
baS Sahr u. 8, 1906" III ME lod4e 1sgt III Melne
Office auilie9t.
] 2ur Northumberland bieue melne eigenbouotge antel
Srist uu6 has Giega 6eS genaltiten @erits III sfei
Ybilabelpblo am 25 Gftober u. ?. 1905;
(e5ieaeI1 Spbn SO 2ilL @Ierf.
Dnrb 80. s. &iniep, 3epntn-eiert
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01
RoYnl Gun,,la Arrested.

St. Petersburg. Dec. 1.-The most
alarming indication of the spread OF
the disaffectlon In the army. extend
Ing even to regiments near the per-
son Of the emperor. was given in the
arrest at Tsarskoe Selo yesterday of
a number OF soldiers belonging to the
Yellow Cuirrassiers or the Guard.
Hussars OF the Guard and Life Guard
Rifiemen for presenting series of
petitions. protes;in against the use
oftroops for police purposes.
The regiments in question are
hose witch have been especially Sc
lected by General Trepoff to guard
the emperor and his family. They
have been counted upon as being 10y
al to the last. Their arrest. however.
although not for open sedl,ion. shows
how the heaven of discomfort Is work.
Ing even within the precincts of the
imperial party at Tsarskoe selo.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01

Electrical Inspector William Glls-
dorf is preparing his report for the
month He viii report about Go per
cent of the wiring In the business
portion OF the city finished. This I'M
Guided new wiring and the compile
tion eff old work which had to be
done ever again. To-day marks the
cxpirat1on of the six months given
the merchants and properly owners
in which to perfect wiring or expert
ence another pink slip period. 1t
is understood that the insurance men
understand that the amount of work
was too great for the time specified
in which to complete It, and because
of this viii not authorize a raise or
the attachment of che pink slip TO
policies.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01
THE GAS WORKS
ARE TO BE IMPROVED AS SOON
As MATERIAL ARRIVES.
VIII Give PaduCah One OF the Best
Systems In the State of
Kentucky.

The Paiuoah Gas and Fuel Co to
day announce Il that IL viii immedi-
a,s,g make decided Improvements in
he gas plant which Wiz mean the ex-
peniitu9e of several Thousand iola' :
and better gas servics than the city
has ever had
The company wiz, inn.aM an ex-
hauster wh,oh with ,he street regu-
,ator. another improvements, Wi.
make It possible to vven,y distribute
The gas through the mains. causing a
gseaiy supply of gas throughout the
city. The improvements have been
clllered and WIZ be made at once.
Gas o.tn fiickens when burning be-
cause the supply is not steady. Some
lines 2. Is strong and at other times
weak, but the Improvement will
make 4 tire same all the t.me.
'nh,1 company via also extend
mains az once TO the Harahan divis-
ION IN the West End II will make
other improvements in the way of ex-
tension of mains.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01
Heavy Loss of Life.

st. Petersburg. Dec. 1.-The ad-
miralty announces that II has re-
'eived from General Kaulbars. gov
ernor general Of Odessa, kilograms
covering the events OF the past few
lays at Sebastopol. These dispatches
contain very little information not al
ready published. After the defeat OF
he mutineers, Lieut.. Schmidt. who
commanded the rebel fleet. escaped
disguised as common sailor, but
was later captured. The fire of the
shore batteries swept death, and de-
ltructlon among the rebel fleet and
al the vessels were soon out of ac-
ton. several having been sunk. The
loss of life aud the number of wound.
ed are not known but it is believed to
be very heavy,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01
The COOperage Company and
Langstaff Fires the Largest.
Good Month For Business in General
Police Made 40 Arrests Dur
ing the Month.
VARIOUS OTHER REPORTS.

The month of November proved a
very disastrous one in thu matter OF
fires.
Dunlng the past month total of
l6 fires are reported, several beng
very disastrous ones with loss OF
much money and time i'm filing or
Siers, etc. Thu, most important con-
fiagIations were the heading plant
of the faducah Cooperage Co., loss
$4,000, and the Langstaff sawmlll
fire.
Central Hotel at Eleventh and
Broadway and the residence fires on
Broadway also proved very damag-
ing.
Chief Wood estimated the actuag
damage as is shown by the settle
ment with the insurance men at $45,-
900 fer the month, one of the heav-
est months of the year.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01
BROKEN FLANGE
Causes Bad Wreck and Death of Two
Trainmen.

Wllkesbarre, Pa, Dec. 1.-The
Central ca!lroad. lcf New Jers y. flyer,
cast-boupi. was deralled at stony
Point. at 8 o'c,cck EAST night, causing
? costly wreck.
Engireer Ds,ri. AMI Firen an l. e.
bert were killed.. ard four other train
men were seriously injured.
The engine left the tack At a
curve. AID plunged Gown an n,bank-
ment nio the Lehigh -Iver. iraggins
the combination car and day coach
with =.
The ~, I'an rpmained OF the
edge 0f the hank 81 is sid the
wreck WIS u BY :, broken IldEso
on the ~hael of th.s engine.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01
Many Political Prisoners.

st. Petersburg. Dec. 1.-Advices
from Moscow declare that the city is
n state of panic and that Lhe better
classes are hurrying abroad. Maj
ldvices, from Warsaw say the mum.
her OF arrests of political offenders
is on the increase and that searching
Of premises by the police is contlnu.
Gus. Political prisoners are marched
trough the streets guarded by dra-
yoons with drawn swords.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01
Michigan Defeated Yesterday
by a Narrow Margin.
The Game Was Witnessed by $4,000
Spectators and Was Devoid of
Spectacular Plays.
OTHEI, BIG GAMES YESTERDAY.

Chicago Dec. 1.-The undhspute;
honor of the western football cham
pionshfp was earned by Chicago yes
tenday by the close score of two
points. earned safety touch down in
the second half by the splendid work
Of Captain Catlin of Chicago, but
also by the poor judg-.eat of Clark
of Michigan. IN trying to run back a
punt of Eckersalps which barely
r-ached the Michigan goal line. He
Mas thrown across the line by Catlin
after he had thrown off two of Chi
cago's tack.ers and two points. a
safety touch down were reco ded for
Chicago, the only scoring done in the
game
Curtis, Miaihiyam's left tackle, was
disquaafi d early in the game for
smuggling. The victim was Waiter
Eckersall. ChIlcago's kicking quarter
back. Eckersan, dropping back for
punt from Chicago's 40-yard line,
was huCteG ito the frozen ground by
the plunge of the Michigan tackle in
his attempt to block the kick, and for
neany two minutes hay still. appar-
emily knocked out completely. Ref
cree Rhinehart claimed that Curtis
in his plunge for Eckersall, swung
an uppeHcut to the Maroon quarter
backs jaw, and in spiSs of the fran
tic pleadings of Curtis and the pro-
tests OF Captain No cross, ruled the
Michigan tackle out of the game.
Eckersall recovered within the time
limit and resumed play. although
plainly very groggy for some thine
afterwards.
Brilliant open field play by Chi
oago. and hard, erwdipg man-killlng
line work by Michigan was expected
by the $4,000 spectators that sur
Wounded the gridiron on Marshall
Field But the contrary was the
case. Trick plays almost invariably
were unsuccessful. Eckersall, whose
remarkable powers were expected at
least to score for Chicago, had only
one chance at drop kick and this
was unsuccessful.
OF the fourte:m games played, in
Guiding that of yesterday M Michigan
has won nine and Chicago five.
The contests commenced in 1892
and have been annual Affairs, except
in 1899. when the famous boycott
was on Chicago. but in 1893 two
games we've played.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01
Library Has Big Rush.

The report Of patronage at the
Carnegie library for the month of
November shows a wonderful in
crease in both Juvenile and the other
departments.
The fan has set in and readers are
taking out many books to take home
to read. The winter patronage is az
ways heavier than summer and the
libr airy has good steady demand for
books. The demand for new books
and books ON certain subjects is con-
slant and the last consignment of
1,50O volumes of books has added
much to the library the reading pub
lie going after the new books with a
rush
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01
Collected About 200 Photos
Here for Enlargement.
Left Suddenly Over q Month Ago
People Now Calling at Hotel
TO. Pictures.
MEN COLIECTEp ABOUT $co3

Many citizens of Paducah are won
dering what has become OF two young
men giving the names A. J.Lewis and
Il. p. Mcbride, who stated when they
came here that their headquarters
were in Chicago. They were agents
for the enlargement of pictures AMI
while here stopped at the st. Nicho-
las hotel, on South Third street. They
vanished suddenly on October 90
and left two grips which when open
ed after the owners disappeared and
had been gone reasonable time to
arouse suspicion. were found to con-
tain in the nelghborhood of 200 pict-
ures that had been turned over to
them to be enlarged.
Since their sudden departure not
: word has been received from them.
MI Ed Thurman, proprietor of the
hotel, says that the men were honest
with him, as they paid their bill be-
fore leaving, but made no statement
rs to where they we're going from
this point He became suspicious of
heir long absence and people have
been telephonlng him almost daily
the last few weeks wanting to know
whore the agents were. Finally Mr..
Thurman opened the grips left with
aim. and found all the pictures they
BAD collected for enlargement He
held them awhile and is now return
ing them to the owners as they call
at the hotel for them. He is taking
The address of each person so in case
The agents should return, and he
says he has no idea that they will.
ne could furnish the names and ad-
dresses OF every one.
Among the pictures in the grips is
)ne of Police Captain Thomas Potter.
He probably does not know Il is there
thinking 1t is in the city where the
agents stated 1t would be enlarged
The men collected, it is said, s1.1O
in advance on every photograph. This
was the price for enlargement and
hey were thereby enlarged in pocket
book something like 5000. Theli
statement the hotel clerk stated this
morning. was that they represented
Chicago house, but the name Of
he house nobody seems to know.
Some of the pictures, which are In
he grips. are of very old people, Of
families and children, and are probe-
bly, the only llkenesses the relatives
Or families have. For this reason
hey are valuable to the interested
persons. and Mr.. Thurman says he
will return every photograph If the
owners viii call for them.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01
How tho Mutineers Lost.

ST. Petersburg. Dec. According
to the Sloya the mutineera themselve;
began the attack at Sebastopol open
ing fire on the city from ten vessels.
The loyal warships and coast artil-
lery replied. The mutlnous sailors
used rifles and machine guns upon
the entrenched infantry.
The fight. the Slovo say, lasted
two and a quarter hours. The mutt
neers made heroic struggle but th
odds were too heavy and the otcha.
kon, battered to pieces and on fire,
sank with the cruiser Dnieper and 9
transport The mutinous squadron
then surrendered and the mutinouF
sailors on shore hauled down thei'
flag to the Breast and Bielostok reg.
imentc.
When the hattie began the batter
les on the north side, supposed to be
loyal, instead of firing upon the mutt
neers Joined cause with them and Gl.
rected their fire on the city and or
the south side batteries.
The Breast regiment thereupor
stormed the northern batteries witt
fixed bayonets and the guns werf
soon turned upon the ships and the
barracks of the mutineers.
The Listok says tho conspiracy
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01
THE TRIAL OVER.
So Far As the Public Is Concerned
I'm Merriwether.

Annapolis. Nd, Dec. Except
for the announcement of the verdict
after 1t shall have been passed upon
by the secretary of the navy, the
Merriwether court martial. in so far
as the public is concerned, is at an
end.
Yesterday was almost wholly given
fore the court which is trying Meri-
wether on charges the most serious
of which is manslaughter in connec-
ton with the death of Midshipman
Branch
At the conclusion of Roses address
the court was cleared and considera.
ton of the verdict begun.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01
Building For November.

November proved pretty fair
month in building circles because of
the mildness of the wea Their making
IT possible for the builders to work
without interruption from rain or
cold weather.
City Engineer l.. a. Washington
issued total of 20 building permits
during the month, the prices ranging
from $50 to $4,000. Most of the
buildings were in the $500 class and
the total amount will reach to $40 =
000 II Is thought.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01

\ Number of Changes Made Abou,
the Building.

Washington, ID. c., Dec. AR
engagements for the opening of the
first session of the seth congress
Monday are practically complete. 4
number of important and interesting
changes have been made at the CAPT
tai in anticipation Of The reassem-
bling of congress. A new and extern
sive ventilating system has been put
in and the improvement is distinctly
noticeable. The interior of the. ro-
tunda has been restored in such a
manner to now look as clean and new
as it did half century ago.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01
Railroads Have Good Business.

The railroad companies report q
very good business dnnng the past
month, in every depac tment.
The baggage business showed little
increase due to the fact that drum
mers are leaving the road for the
winter season, having sold practically
an the winter stock.
The ticket department reports a
steady business both north and
south out OF paducah. The pas
month showed little increase over
the preceding month i'm passenger
traffic.
The mechanical department shows
good, steady progress with plenty
of work and a steady force employed
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01
TWO MURDER CASES
On tho Docket in Circuit Court fol'
Term Beginning Monday.

The criminal term of McCracken
circuit court will begin Monday and
will probably be short, the docket
having few important cases.
There are 109 cases dooketed,
mostly nuisance and gaming. There
are but two murder cases. They are
against II. III. Loving for killing
II. A. Rose, set for the 18th of De-
cember, and Willis Mount for kill
ing Willis Nutty, set for the seventh
of December.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01
Misc Nora Nichols Dead.

Miss Nora c. Nichols, age 90, the
daughter of Mr.. J. S. Nichols, of
1919 South 18th street, died yester-
lay afternoon at 1880 o'clock of a
complication of diseases, after an Ill
ness of about one year. The funeral
was conducted this afternoon at 1880
o'clock. services conducted by Rev
Chiles of the Rescue Mission, inter
ment at Oak Grove.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
Italian Found Dead i'm Chicago With
Loaded Pistol Near.

Chicago, Dec. Alexander, Gut
DO. an Italian, was killed early this
morning near his home by unknown
persons whom the police believe are
members of the Malta. Close by the
body was a revolver that had not
been discharged and the mans body
near the heart was riddled with
shots.
With the arrest of five men and
one woman. the police believe they
have cleared up the murder of Guido
Alexander, who they claim was shot
and killed by Italian murderers early
today.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01
CITY Auditors Report.

City Auditor Alex Kirkland has
prepared the financial report of the
city for the past month. The reports
show a balance of s93,3G1.67, Nov.
LIST. Collections amounted during
the month to s30.7SS.55, with SIS
S42.27 disbursements, leaving a bal
ance on hand at the close OF the
month amounting to s105. 307.95.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01
LOSS or LIFE HEAyY.

~. Petersburg. Dec. f.-Thr adj
miraIiy announces that Il has recciv-
cd f,om Gen. knulbars, governor of
Odrssa. tricgnm addressed TO him
by Eicc-Admitai Chouknin at Se',as-
tupoi, dated Nov. 80, rsfcri-ing to the
battle there. In which at least 5000
lives were lost.
Gen. kRulbars wired thnt he had
Just received Telegram from Capt.
Bcrgpl. chief OF Admiral Chouknln's
stan. saving that about 800 muti-
nceis had surrendered with ten quick
firing guns To the Brcst regiment, and
that the barracks were occupied by
? the troops.
Gen. kaulbars also Forwarded an
additional dispatch from Admiral
Chouknin saving that the barracks
In which the mutlnecrs had defended
themselves had been occupied by the
troops.
Gen. Kaulbars' dispatch says that
the mutineers who surrendered, to-
gcther with the capfurcd from the
Otchakoff, number 1000, the MAORI
" of them being reserves who Were
sent 10 the barracks at the time of
the mutiny.
A torpedo boat which was suppos-
ell TO have been sunk was found ON
the shore. II was on fire.
The OtchakoG Is floating, but her
interior IL Quilted.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-01
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