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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-10
WORTH S5O,OOO,OOO
Eight Million More Spent Each year
in Their Maintainina--of Inter
est to Cairo Yacht Owners.

The members of the Cairo zach
Club and other Cairoites who own
pleasure crafts will be Interested IL
the dispatch from Boston, which is
given below and which says that al
expert has figured that American
have more than $4,000 900 invested III
yachts that s8,090.000 IS spent ever.
year for pleasure in yachting, and that
III all the yachts, large and small, we
mo0red bow to stern In the Hudson
River, beginning at the Battery, the
would form line that would reach c
Albany, making it 155 miles long
The boats taken into account d
these calculations are pleasure Graf
as distinguished from racers. Some
of them measure up with ocean liner.
have powerful engines 10 move them
and are manned hy large crews. OF
ers are little more than rowboafs witt
a mast stuck in the thwart Besides
lthese there are the racing machines
with their masses of canvas and thei
slender hulls
The difference between sailbnat
and a yacht, as Professor Cecil II
Peabody Of this city puts H. Is tina.
| You hire one for Is cents an hour and
bny the other for $500 or s25 .00C
| The chief difference between a service
able boat intended for pleasure cruis
i ing ard a fisherman or a merchant
Imam is in workmanship ana finish
living accommodations in place ol
cargo room, and seaworth ness com
bined with speed, instead Of ability e
carry a heavy load and stand hard
lhuffeting
/ None OF the qualities of The less or
nate craft are despised in the yacht
| however, and the best designers ct
pleasure boats Is he who makes the
most successful combination of the Gle
ments that count for speed, comfor
| and safety.
| y II one goes to a naval architect witt
an order for yacht he can SHOW
roughly what she will look like, an.
can tell approximately what she w /
cost as soon as he gets clear idet
'
Of the kind Of boat In mind. JUST a.
the architect can sketch out new
house and give estimates ON the in
yestment II will require
The naval architect will have I,
know, in a general way, now long tht
boat is to be, and whether for sailin,
by the day in some sheltered harbo
or sound, or for cruising, or for deep
sea voyages. Then he will sketch
; body plan and name a price from IN,
figures OF cost in his head, very mucl
as caterer tells off hand the expens,
Of giving a luncheon or dinner.
+. The calling Of the naval architect.
, Is one of The coming occupations
with the rehabilitation promised 10
American merchant shipping. he vii
find plenty of occupation. Yacht dc
signing Is but d minor branch of hi
profession, but 1t Is wen paid and i
Z generally but part of the work of
Z man engaged in more important 81
ftr1-f .
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DIED IN FATHERS ARMS
Ballard County Man Sees Baby Pass
Away While Being Taken to a
Paducah Physician.

Ida May Helms, the four-year.old
daughter OF John Helms, Of Ballard
county died in her fathers arms at
the home Of G. G. Thompson Of Co
oil. The father was taking the child
70 Paducah 10 consult DR.. Franf
Boyd. She became worse and when
he neared the residence Of Mr. Thomp.
son, an old friend. he decided to take
the child in the house Flc alighted
from the vehicle and carried her in,
but she breathed her last just before
he reached The door,
The funeral was held yesterday and
the body buried at the Ragland Gem,
satnrv M 5l
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CHRONOLOGICAL
7uly 10 In bistory.

iss-Adrian. Roman emperor. died
H. Christopher Columbus born at Ge-
noa; died i5tS
f5s4-yilliam L 1.-THE SILENT. prince OF
Orange assassinated at Delft.
1gs2-President Jackson vetoed the bill re-
chartering the United States bank
ls5i-Iouis Jacques Mande Daguerre, m
ventor OF the process of portrait taking
which preceded photography in general
use died near Paris; born l7Ss.
fse7-Ascent OF Andree's balloon In the
attempt TO reach the north pole.
lSeS-The long truce before Santiago
broken bomhardment Of the city BY
the guns of the American army and
navy
1903 General Jose Toral, who surrendered
Santiago to General w r. Shatter' s
United States forces . July Il. 1883,
died at Madrid.
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RECORD BREAKING BABY
IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS

A daughter was born ~ Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Roberts, Of this city, last
night which weighed IS pounds and is
claimed TO be the largest baby born
In this state. says a Centralia, ILL., dis.
patch
Residents Of the town, enthusiastic
over the accommodating arrival, arc
showering the couple with congratula-
tons A telegram was sent President
Roosevelt this afternoon telling him
OF Centralla's new claim % fame.
The mother and child are both do
Ing we'll
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

MRS. ANNA SCHlNDLER-Died
Saturday, at the home Of her son, viii
liam Bergfelt, near Willard.
Funeral this morning Services al
st. Josephs church at s. a, m. by Faith.
er Gillen.
Special train will leave foot Of
Eighteenth street for Villa Ridge al
$3.50 O'Clock. Friends of the family
invited
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Hereros Cattle.

The native cattle of the Hereros in
Southwest Africa are tall lean, long
horned and Of little value for beef or
milk, but they are excellent for rid
ing and drawing loads, and. like cam
els, can travel for days without water
and with little food They are guided
by relns attached to a stick through
the nose
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Washington bulletin.

Washington. July Following is
the weather forecast for Illinois for
the next "A hours:
Fair in north. showers in south,
Monday fair and warmer; light north
winds becoming south.
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WIFE BEATER IN JAIL
Negro Put His Wife and All Her Be
longings Out in the Street--Sus-
picious Negro Arrested.

Clarence Ross, colored. was arrested
last n ght BY Officers Wade and Brad
ley, after he had severely beat and
choaked his wife, who resides with
him at tho cornell of Twenty-flrst
street and Commercial avenue.
Ross. it Is said, had difficulty with
his better half and after beating her
almost fnsensible packed up all Of her
belongings and threw tnem out in the
|street and dragged her out after them
He will be given hearing this morn,
ling.
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Officers Wade and Bradley arrested
three suspicious negro characters last
night near the subway. They gave
their names as Matt Hall, George
Johnson and VIII Hewing. One Of the
negroes had a large piece Of green
cloth known as crap" cloth which "
used at impromptu dice games.
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A nav Of Houe.

The average married woman now
adays has everything her own way"
"woll, perhaps the married men are
like the rillpinos--they' be allowed
the privilege Of self.sovernment as
soon ~ they are II fQr 4.
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The river shows a slightly larger
drop each day now and. unless the
rains of the past few days prove heavy
enough to swell it again it is expect
ed that 1t will soon be down to a %
foot stage The stage yesterday after.
noon showed a mark Of 29.9 feet, or a
fall of o6 Of a foot over the mark Of
the preceding twenty-four hours.
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Judge A. ] Ross and wife are in
Mississippi visiting relatives. During
his absence Justice A. Whitcamp il
acting as police magistrate,
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Yesterday, for the first time in sew
eral weeks, Sunday business at the
wharfboat was very light, but few
boats coming and going
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How TO Preserve EGGS.

New-laid eggs can be preserved for
months by smearing the shells Of
them with pure glycerine on the same
day that the eggs are laid 1t is best
to place them in a position with the
smaller end up. Pure glycerine Is
much better than butter or grease, as
It never turns rancid and thus avoids
the chance Of spelling the flavor Of
the eggs.
Autos for Fruit Growers.
The California Fruit Growers AS
ISOLATION is furnishing It's fruit buyers
ana travelling agents with automobiles
having received a carload of the ma
ohinne rrnonilv
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Mr. w. P. Halliday left last night
for Chicago en- route to osterville
Mass, where he will Join his family
for the summer months.
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The S. Fl. Fl, Clark arrived from 81
Louis at 10 o'clock last night with
tow of empties.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-10

Mrs. G. b. Mcknight leaves today
for Union City, Tenn, to spend few
weeks for the benefit of her health.
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THE WEATHER
Temperatures Yesterday.

Mamixum temperature. II degrees.
Minimum temperature, ca degrees
Temperature at p m, II degrees
Rainfall in "a hours. a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-10

The Rees Lee, on her regular triT
from Memphis to Cincinnati, came il
at 8 o'clock yesterday morning ans
departed at 10 O'Clock
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-10

Mr.. George Stark Of st. Louis, spent
Sunday Ill Cairo with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward B. Stark. Of Twenti-
eth street
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The towboat Fulton departed for the
upper Ohio at 12:i5 o'clock this morn
ing With tow of empties
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-10

n Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hilton and
daughter, Miss Ruth, of2714 Sycamore
street left yesterday ON trip to
Niagara Falls and Boston, Mass.
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Miss Elna Davis, assistant book.
keeper at kaufman Bros. left yester-
day for two weeks vacation with
relatives at ST. Louis.
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DR.. and Mrs. Gilbert Wing OF Los
Angeles. Cal. are guests of Mr. and
Mrs John Herman at The Halliday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-10

Mr., w. r. Smith has returned from
Chicago accompanied by his bride.
They have secured apartments at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Schulz,
Seventh street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-10

MIR. MI @. Metzger left last night for
Chicago to attend d meeting Of the
Illinois state pharmaceutical board,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-10

Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Krebs are
at Tabor's Farm, near BENTON. Mich
igan, for visit of several weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs =. Lazarus and Mr., f..
3. Haas left last night for Portland,
Oregon, to visit the Lewis ana Clark
exposition They will also visit the
Yellowstone Park.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-10

Mr. and Mrs Marion G. Wright and
daughters, June and Augusta, left last
night for Waukesha, Wis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-10

Mr.. Bailey AFTER Of St Louis, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles AFTER OF
Eighth street, was in the city yester'
day. He is employed in st. Louis by
the Postal Telegraph company.
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t PURELY PERSONAL 4
Mr.. Thos W. Cannon went to Chi.
cage last night on business
Mr.. Daniel T. Marberry. editor OF
the Ullin News, was in the city yes
terday
MT. and Mrs. Frank Ferguson have
removed to their new home at 213 Sew
enteenth street.
Mrs. s. G. Hopkins of St Louis. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Alex Royse.
OF 1906 Cedar street
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Eichenberger
and son, Phil, leave Monday night for
the Portland. Oregon fair.
Mr. and Mrs Marion G. Wright and
daughters. June and Augusta, left last
night for Waukesha, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Krebs are
at Tabor's Farm, near BENTON, Mich
igan, for a visit Of several weeks.
-~-~----~-
Mr. M. @. Metzger left last night for
Chicago to attend meeting Of the
Illinois state pharmaceutical board
DR. and Mrs. Gilbert Wing Of Los
Angeles. Cal. are guests of MIR. and
Mrs John Herman at The Halliday
Mrs. G. b. Mcknight leaves today
for Union City, Tenn, to spend few
weeks for the benefit of her health
Mr.. George Stark of St. Louis, spent
Sunday Ill Cairo with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward b Stark Of Twenti-
eth street
Miss Elna Davis, assistant book.
keeper at Kaufman Bros, left yester-
day for two weeks vacation with
relatives at st. Louis.
Mr. w p Halliday left last night
for Chicago en- route to Osterville
Mass, where he will Join his family
for the summer months.
Judge A. j Ross and wife are in
Mississippi visiting relatives. During
his absence Justice A. Whitcamp Is
acting as police magistrate,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hilton and
daughter, Miss Ruth. ofi2714 Sycamore
street left yesterday ON a trip I'd
Niagara Falls and Boston, Mass. Yes,
Mr. WI F. Smith has returned from
Chicago accompanied by his bride,
" They have secured apartments at the
residence Of Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Schulz,
Seventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Lazarus and Mr.. F.
s. Haas left last night for Portland,
Oregon, to visit the Lewis ana Clark
exposition They will also visit the
Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. Bailey Arter of st. Louis, sol
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Charles AFTER o.
Eighth street, was In the city yester
day. He is employed in st. Louis b.
the Postal Telegraph company.
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Miss Kathryn Mcknight left yester
day for Pittsburg on the steamer Rec
Lee. She will be joined at Evansville,
by party OF friends. Miss McKnigh
Will also visit relatives at Cincinnati
before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs Chaplin L. Barr an,
sons, Dick and Meade, left last nigh
for Benton Harbor. Michigan. nea
which place Mrs. Barr and children
viii spend the summer Mr. Barr viii
return home Thursday.
MT. THOMAS w. Williams, editor an,
proprietor Of the Thebes Star. was Il
the city yesterday visiting friends an
relatives Mrs. Williams. who ha
been here for the past week visitin
her mother. Mrs. Katheryn Stapletor
OF Tenth street, accompanied hin
home.
Miss Matte Belle Thornton, daugf
ter OF Mr. and Mrs r. Nj Thornton
OF the Planters House, has been ar
pointed TO the position Of teacher q
vocal music In the Baptist college a
Jackson Tenn. Miss Thornton vii
ID to jackson September 4 to ente
S1p0n her duties. she recently con
SQUIRE ~ study eli
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-10

Miss Matte Belle Thornton, daugh.
Ter OF Mr. and Mrs r. M. Thornton,
OF the Planters House, has been ap
pointed 70 the position Of teacher OF
vocal music In the Baptist college at
Jackson Tenn. Miss Thornton will
ID to jackson September 4 to enter
upoa her duties she recently com
Y II cotrss of study Gin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-10

Miss Kathryn Mcknight left yester-
day for Pittsburg on the steamer Rees
Lee. She win be joined at Evansville
by party Of friends. Miss Mcknight
Will also visit relatives at Cincinnati
before returning.
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Mr., and Mrs. Chaplin l.. Barr and
sons. Dick and Meade, left last night
FOR Benton Harbor, Michigan. near
which place Mrs. Barr and children
viii spend the summer Mr. Barr will
return home Thursday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Eichenberger
and son, Phil, leave Monday night fol
the Portland. Oregon fair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-10

Mr.. Thomas w. Williams, editor and
proprietor of the Thebes Star, was in
the city yesterday visiting friends and
relatives Mrs. Williams. who han
been here for the past week visiting
her mother, Mrs Katheryn Stapleton,
Of Tenth street, accompanied him
home.
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Mrs s. G. Hopkins of ST. Louis, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Alex Royse,
of 1906 Cedar street.
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PURELY PERSONAL

MI and Mrs. Frank Ferguson have
removed to their new home at 213 Sew
enteenth street
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-28
Caused Robbers to Flee.

Harrodsburg, KY, June 2S.--
News has just reached here from
Perryyille telling of the attempt of a
gang Of bank robbers to wreck the
bank at tina, place, and of their fail
ure. owing TO the bravery of an aged
colored Waterman who slept In the
bank.
The gang arrived in town about
midnight aud began 10 terrorize the
town in old time western style by
shooting into the air and yelling for
all citizens 10 keep indoors. White
several of the band remained on
watch the rest made an attempt 20
break into the bank, but they count
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Married al Fulton.

Fulton. Ky. June 2S.-A roman
tic wedding occurred here when Miss
Elsie Mccain aud Clarence l.. Doub-
lin were united in marriage by Esq
j. 4. Futrell. The young couple
planned the marriage but were una
BILE TO elude the vigilance OF the
young lady's parents. Monday night
the Mcclain family retired early.
Miss Mccain noiselessly arose anu
meeting her lover outside, the two
hastily repaired to the residence Of
ESQ. }. T. Futrell and after some
diniculty got license and were mar
ried immediately after the ceremo-
ny the young couple left FOR Gallo
Nay eoueiy 10 spend their honey
moon
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-28

bore his suferings throughout his
terrible ordeal with fortitude. lie
even appeared cheerful during his
suffering, to reassure and relieve his
friends and relatives. but IT became
evident yesterday that death was
near. and last night he breathed his
last.
Mr.. Bodenheimer was 2 years old
and was born and reared In Paducah
lie was tailor and was industri-
ous, and honest, and young man
who stood high with all who knew
him. lie was son of the late Ike
Bodenheimer, for years a baker here
lie leaves besides his mother, the fol-
lowing brothers and sisters: Mace
Bodenheimer, Of Memphis; Jacob
Bodenheimer, of Cofeyville. Kan. +;
Mrs. Jos. Dryfuss. of Newkirk, OKLA;
Mrs Jos. Jacobs. of Ames, Iowa;
Mrs. Louis Bookhammer. of Ponce
City. Okla. and the Misses Lille
and Rosa Bodenheimer. of this city
All were at the bedside on death ex-
cept Mesdames Bookhammer ana
Dryfuss.
The funeral took place this after
noon at 3 o'clock. burial at the Jew
ish cemetery. Mr.. Bodenheimre was
a member of the Woodmen of the
World. The following were the pail
bearers: Acting Morris Marx. Don
Dallowe, Ike Friedman, J. l.oeser.
Moriz Friedman aud Joseph Leavl-
son. HONORARY Messrs, II. q. Har-
melrSg, Frank Rodfus, Fred Hum
mel )Dr, H. q, Steinfeld, Henry
Grace aud Dr. Bacon,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-28
DEATHS RELIEF
MIR. LOUIS BODENHEIMER DIED
LAST NIGHT FROM BURNS.
Was Hurt In Gasoline Explosion
Popular Young Tailor Born
aud Reared Here.

Mr.. Louis Bodenheimer. who was
burned by an explosion OF gasoline
at his tailor shop over the Citizen a
bank al Third and Broadway over a
week ago, did last night at $3.50
o'clock, The facts are doubtless
fresh in The minds of the people. Mr..
Bodenheimer had gone to closet
and opened II Ia get something. when
The explosion took place,
io seemed TO have received the
full icsce and efiec. ~ IT, as ne was
coyered with fre aud the skin was
burned from every exposed place, aud
he had TO lie down and roll on, the
door In order to put out the fire that
was consuming his clothing.
lie was conscious when friends
took charge of him, however. and
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-28

inquest held over the body of Ghas-
ton league at Providence, II devel-
oped that his divorced wife, Mrs.
Charles Roach. fired the fatal shot.
II seems that Mrs. Roach had come
from Homer, ILL.,. after her child,
which was in leagues custody. she
league, on going there. was attacked
by Mrs. Roach and the two Cren-
shaws, her brothers. The Cren-
shaws knocked league down and
The woman screamed. and a pistol
was fired. Il is alleged that she had
the pistol in paper sack. Mrs.
Roach and the Crenshaws are all in
jail at Dixon.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-28
Loving Cup Presented.

Louisville. KY. June 2S.-Col,
Andrew Cowan, one of the most prom
inent veterans of the Federal army
In Louisville. was yesterday present
ed with handsome silver loving cup
by the members of Eastin Camp.
United Confederate Veterans. Dur
ing the recent Confederate reunion
no one was more active than Col.
Cowan who spared no trouble TO en-
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-28
Through Passenger Service
To North Michigan Resorts

from Cincinnati and from Louisville
will be established June 25th, con-
tinuing daily during the summer over
Pennsylvania Lines through Rich
mond via @. Il. a l., The Fishing
Line" Through sleeping ears leave
Cincinnati 1900 p. m, and 1900 p.
m, Louisville $3.50 p. m, RAINING
throush ia Petoskey and other sum
mr. haven as far north as Maekinac-
Particulars freely furnished by G..
II, H1gery, ID. r. Agt,, Louisville.
ky
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-28

Mayheld. KY, June 2S.-Paul Me
Keel, OF Wingo, was bite" nv a
snake. while visiting the family Of
Mr.. ID. u. Wilson at Hickman. Paul
did not see the snake, but the print
left on his arm resembles rattle
snake bite, He Will recover.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-28

Henderson, KY, June sc. Il.
Sugg. b. +. Miles and n. p. Taylor,
% this city. and j. V. and w. G..
sugg. of White county. Ark, filed ar
ticles of Incorporation of the New
South Implement company, with $S0,-
GOO capital sotck. They propose to
manufacture newly patented cotton
chopper recently invented by the
Messrs. Sugg.
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ed without their host, for Uncle
Morrison Tharpe, an old negro. who
has for some years slept in the build
ing in order to guard the institution
at night, was awakened by the
thieves, and without delay opened
fire. The robbers. being taken by
surprise, fled without doing any dam
age, but no clew to their Identity has
been obtained.
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Dies Suddenly.

Hopkinsville, Ky, June 2S--capt.
Samuel 4. Fruit died suddenly at
his home near the city Of heart dis
ease. lie was GS years old and serv-
ed in the union army until the close
Of the war as captain of company G.,
i7th Kentucky Infantry lie Is SUR
vlyed by a widow aud three children,
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KENTUCKY NEWSLETS

Henderson, Ky, June rs Mrs.
Carrie Oldham died with the begin
ming of the life of her babe. She
was married last fall 10 Albert Old
ham, who deserted her three DAYS at
ter the wedding, and Is now In the
west
She met Oldham al picnic near
spolia,ille and he proposed marriage.
She assenled aud they came TO Hen
derson and were married that even
ing Oldham afterward claimed he
was drunk when he was married,
The girl was mere child.
a. Killed by his Wife.
MadisonyllIe. NJ, June rs Al the
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-28
L. 4 Y. paint Simon nurned.

Henderson, KY, June 2S.-The
bridge .paintshop of the l.. a. n. rail
road company, located on the bridge
approaches, was destroyed by fire
The loss is considerable. all of the
workmen's suits being burned. TO-
gether with a lot of paint. The
cause of the fire is not known.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-28
lkrOI,p His Neck

Williamsburg. KY, June 2S.-Ar-
thur Potter fell and broke his neck
while running from field To his
home to escape ralnstorm.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-28
Caught in Missouri.

Mayfeld. KY, June 2S.--Deputy
Sheriff r. l.. McNutt received a tel
egram from his father, Chief C. II
lMcNutt, stating that he had arrested
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tertain his former foes. Eastin
Camps gift is in appreciation of this.
Col. Cowan was one of the Union sol
liers who held the heights at Get
iysburg against Picketts charge.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-28

Tom Williams at Glenn Allen. Mo.
Williams is wanted here on an in
dlc,ment charging him with break
ing into the storehouse OF Mr.. r. o.
MILFORD.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-18

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