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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12

cash mutations ve-e follows; FLOUR steady
WHEAT. No . spring. 4iaqSsc: No B. a2gs5tzci No
G56-s Ct4T@S No 2STac: No , white 29iz a30c; No
white 2sG29zc RYE No ?. 69lsGIgc; 5AttL-14 FAR
10 choice mailing 42G45c FL-ANsEssD No eSsis 30
Northwestern 81 Of CLOVER contract grade. 81 90
TIMOTHY SEED prime, So -, PORK, mess per Dbl
SIX SG6t15 60: LARD per 100 70, 81 224; CUT MEATS
-, ms sides Qoose TOISS short clear sides
e. 30 ON the Produce Exchange. BUTTER Arm: cream
cry I7i@d2O1zc, diaries, i63egllc; EGGS steady. at
p05.H extras 22hc. CHEESE hrH I911l1c
Dnluth oct. 1I-Close wHEAT-No Northern.
ssIqc No Northern. sic; December. SHE; October.
s2isc May, So nc
Milwaukee. Oct 11-wHEAT-No Northern. 81 nc:
No 2 Northern. s29s5c; December. ssA q sac bid.
RYE-No l. 6Sl2ci No ;. SIC; sample 80 q 53c- CORN
May, 44l4 bid
Minneapolis. oct. I.-C1ose: wHEAT-December.
ssac; May. S5Ssc: No hard IS 7sc No ! Northern.
SS.oc. No . Northern. sG7sc FLOUR-Flrst patents
8 70 g 90: second clears, s. 40 IA s. So BRAN IN
bulk. sl1 30
Philadelphia Oct. 11-wHEAT strong and &c
higher: contract grade October So = a s3c. CORN
scarce and &c higher; October 59G59ftc. OATS
clipped 34634lc BUTTER arm; extra western
creamery. 22ct nearby prints. 23c. EGGS firm
and choice fresh wanted nearby. fresh loss OF
g2c az mark CHEESE dull bur nrmly held. New
York full fancy. l2c; do choice II ike: do
fair to good. 1lQl1Ac Reoeipts-Flour. 500 bbls
and 1.2ss. 900 pounds in sacks; wheat 0O0 bush;
Wheat 1850 bush; 20 0O0 bush 900
St Louis Oct 11-WHEAT'-No red. cash So =
Ss2.c: track. 90USiac; December. y ~ May.
ss4s No hard, Sc Z n ste CORNING > cash. 5ols
OATS-No cash, Csc December. 2SLc; May, SOC
SOj.c. No . white, 30tsc
Toledo. Oct I-CIovERsEED-Cash and october.
81 50 IA December 81 s21s; January. 81 e5; prime
aisiks, 81 so prime timothy, u &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
international Automobile Race
Saturday, October l4th.

Long Island r. r trains will leave y Y. E s4ts e
Ind Brooklyn tFlatbCsn Ave StaJ for Mtneola go
from 34th St ony) 400 stopping at Garden Glty 30
hour. be obtained Garden ~
HoteN. $50. $50 $50 9-OO lou 49,
A Parlor and 500 A IL trains,
Frequent 4ilneola and specAl tle'
Immediately after finish -. s-or,
Saith St Ferry Boats will be every - minutes -
500 A NJ for accommodation Of autOrno5ilsts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, Oct, u.-FLOUR steady. wHEAT-Sprng
nothing doing: winter firm No red. s5iac. CORN
strong: No yellow. 621z c; No white SIX &c. OATS
stronger. No white. 3314c No mixed, SIX 81 nc
RYE quiet: No 1. Tic CANAL FREIGHTS firm
Chicago Oct 1.-THE leading ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
e.q the ana ,nts5lor BGiP ss+ tS e5a CON-

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot MOD
eL1te eeElaHc; sales 10 900 bales speculsdon ana e-
!2rt, 5t5s American 5000: receipts SOoo; American
-yyy. --1d4ng upland. 35d Futures opened ste4I!,
t-a-s higher 10 points higher on oist4It
L--S0-s Closed steady at net adFateSe q % q "a
E-tS october aid OcJobeT-No yeTnDfT 80,
ii1eeeHbeF 522d. DeceuaberJanuary. $50; Jen1aIy-
eoE1aIy. $3.50; Feb-uaryNarch o41a. Ma apr
go, Apr!l-Aay 5.4Gd Ney-June. $50; June-July'
FLOUR AND MEAL-Trade in -four was confined 70
scattered lots-sprng patents Kansas clears WINTER
s!ghts and low grades Market wes arm and nom
!hsly higher Rye -four ruled firm. but business was
saleL Spring patents 81 70 50 %; winter stEelghts
ss9ti le; winter patents 50 % q - % spring ceFs
Nh-tsr. a. IS q 81 RYE FLOUR firm quoted: talr
z good 81 choice fancy, - 10 N - 50.
Ioth spas and 70 arrive. COE&AEAL hTln QuoIed-
AiH dried. g O5 q 50 10. q 10 brand BAG MEAL
- quoted Fine white and yellow u 20 coarse.
it9sIls FEED-City steady; Western barely
Hteeey quoted: spring. SIC So standard
n9liodlng SIC so all sacks: -four do SIS. red
cog, s22 so October shipment; city bran. SlI bulk.
SO sacks; niddng s1s9S 23 red dog SZ4 30 honlny
eA12, 81 so buik. So IS sacks; oilneol. FSo
GRAIN AT-Speculattve trade N wheat broad
ened considerably to-day and the market had an
advance lGl &c mostly based on an improved cash
demand export account an advance
q I'd buish home statistics sales
q about aads reported On export account AT
various ports while dispatches noted good export
ceaand for -four Winnipeg dispaiees BESIDES re-
porting prices up &c bush since Monday called attention
. liberal export Transaction CearaEces slso picked
good DEAL exports of -four being <aooo b6is from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.

,r nor No fdy.S1s 90 Flour Npls patents. So 90
- 80 No soft. 16 so Cotton, middling. 10 Is
80 IS 90 Coffee, No Rio. 1l-16
go eopper ingots- 16 80 Sugar. ETanulated--. AS0
- .--.-.------- b L Aolasses. o x prime IS
lead S. Beef, faEily.-.-..-.- Il 20
6 OS Beef hams d 10
5Tzbes. No red 21H 'Tallow. prime AZ
49, No ? mixed. 6l12 Pork 16 8712
SS3ves cats % 50 Hogs. dressed. 160 70 SA
....----..--. -SS1fS4 Lard priTae--.....-. 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
Railroads.
Pc LuANlA

Pc LvANIA
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot 0, WEST TwENTT- TIL RsgrREETs
AND DEsBROsSEs AND CoRT IoAaS! and CortIandt
Streets ive minutes than that given 0s'0"
1~'n'','al'd s''s foE E,1 HE WEST
1858 4 II. 81 iC LoTis L1M1TED. For Cincinnati
OCEAN rs and I P'ESLS SsAY LIMITED =
ssPm cH r R9q5' to cfGac7NSAr1 AND ST
1855 NJ PENNSYLVANIA !, sP ba1rs to Chicago
So RM 81 4qYLS EAH EXP E5S0lNNA11 ~
s5 PA ST14 E E6P Res CINCINNATI EXP
'0S5 as RIPTSRGEd aS sBE fHE SOUTH
'S: o2 agSS '1 E@ts5 ' as 80
is .i2E5 80 Is Consressionai Limited . %
otTa X q Il Il r. i Il aa AS n i21o
Atlantic COAST LINE-'s25 a n and s2' p NJ
sEABoARD AIR LNIE.-l225 p. and 12lO a n
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-'825 p. n
cHEsAPEAKE OHIO RAILwAY.-75S g. m week
FOR OLD PoiNT r c6IFoRT and NoRFoLK-7'6 a m
ATLANTIC cITYGS955 a m. and 20S n weekdays
BROWNS Observation-Disclosures 4 NJ
LONG BRANCH AsBURY PARK Ocean Grove CSo[th
rs Saturdays only except Long Branch 80, 80
e.25 except Long Branoh): and 455 ?; m weekdays
Sundays 30 Fox Fox 7 FH Ii abs .,ou
81 f55 "a M NJ Il s. az g IS
% Is 55 ("fA55 North Philadelphia ontyy'
'555 655 755 s e25 Cs55 for NORTH 55
"755 SIS, *925 96S, 't1065. 'lo5o a m. r5iia Ia
deInbis orIy1 "a Is IS IS So SIS. 0 Is t9S5 FOR
North Philadelphia only D. 1910 night
~Diuing Car. Extra-fare train "a. r.,,L
Ticket ofaoes Nos 461 and 96 Broadway; 1sS F5e
Avenue (oelow 2Sd ST.. 263 Fifth Avenue corner -
ST.. Astor House stations named aboyei BIooA
iyn 542 Fulton street, s60ulton Street 800
Annex Station The New OK
fer Company call for and check baggage frono A"'
nd residences through TO destination ~
Telephone '543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania ESallro~o N
Service -roo0
w. General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO. W BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12

COTTOE-Reports frost in North western sections o.
bel. on Tuesday ghtand predictions ior flSs N
exposed portions q eastern belt and in parts OF
caused good oea4 OF covering
to-day market mad quite sharp aaVaaes CIrR
middle with prices at one tlrae showing
recover from the lowest point Of Monday OF about s.
points Yielding 10 realizing later the market c!osea
barelv steady at Of only TO points safes
we're estimated 600 bales Liverpool ives
The market opened at TO L points
higher in response, worked another point or Two
o. he active covering and commission mouse
demand professionals mad bought IN eauc1p1
weather and temperatures low enough
% Kill were only reported from or points IN the TERI
cold would be rooWed
more seasoEahle caused considerable realizing
selling for short account me nlsIFet
consequently within or points OF last night
midday rallied again by the [re-
continued cold weather ana furer
through commission houses Aovanclns
70 net gain OF about points. the market at
realizing by early buyers and toward the close
tie gain was down about o1e-ha-f Southern spot
markets unchanged 20 sc higher generally hlgnsl
local advanced . points Re
day heavy. but the estimated receipts
Houston to-day showed considerable falling on and
helped 10 private wires regarding drTneT
among holders.
The prices IN the local market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12
Naval STORES.

The market FOR spirits turpeniine wa q u
~ &c h l III 10 GOOD strained quoted az - Tar,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-12

NUTs-Chestnuts firm ard higher for faI:y HLcSory-
S4ds6 Southern s2QS3 90; large cultivated, $21S4
CHINOUAPIN NUTS, 50clS1. HICKORY NUTS, 81 234
70: do bull nuts 75c. BLACK WALNUTS, T5c4l$l;
DO butternuts. I1c
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-22
ONE KILLED
AND SEVERAL SECTION HANDS
HURT BY ACCIDENT.
Car Door Fell From Moving Train
Into Crowd of Men at
Garrison.

Three section men were hurt, one
fatally, on the Paducah district of
the |. c. this afternoon about 2
O'Clock at Garrison Creek, few
miles north of Paducah.
John Rabbit, colored, was report
ed dead at press time.
Virgil Carter. had an arm broken
and was otherwise hurt.
The names of the other men hurt
could not be learned.
Freight train No. 1872, engine No.
28 Engineer II. Bean and Conduc-
tor Brown in charge, was bowling by
the creek at a pretty lively clip. The
section men were standing by the
track waiting for the train to pass.
Just as one of the cars passed the
door fell off its hinges into the
crowd of section men, injuring sew
'eral, and MORALLY injuring the COL
Ored man.
At last accounts a train had been
sent to bring the injured to the city,
but had not arrived.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-22
Peoples Home Purchasing Company
Made an Assignment This Afternoon

The Peoples Home Purchasing Co.
today filed in county court a deed of
assignment, naming Cecil Reed as re-
ceiver The deed is made out in the
for of an ordinary deed and states
that on account of numerous suits
brought against II lately and the in
clination of certain persons to bring
IL into litigation, and this being
menace to the success of its business
and damaging In other respects,
would prefer the courts to direct the
settlement of business.
A partial list of property is given
in the deed, the remainder being
withheld on account of being incom-
plete. The property listed is the of
flee fixtures in the Paducah and At
lanta Ga. Offices and several mort
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-22

Frankfort, Ky June 22.-Attor-
ney Jas. p. Helm, OF Louisville, rep
resenting the National Bank OF Ken
tueky, American National bank,
First National bank, Union National.
Citizens National bank and South
ern National bank, all of Louisville,
and others, this afternoon entered
with the state board OF valuation and
assessment protest against paying
taxes for this year on the amount Of
funds of these banks, which is in
vested in government bonds.
He later filed in the state fiscal
court a petition for an injunction re-
straining the board from attempting
to collect taxes on such funds.
He also gave notice that he would
on June 20 next apply at Paris to
Circuit Judge Stout for such an in
junction for the Southern National
hank OF Louisville. the American
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-22

Mentor. Ohio. June 22-Running
al rate OF sixty miles an hour. the
Twentieth Century Limited on the
Lake Shore railroad dashed into an
open switch at the passenger station
shortly before 10 o'clock last night
Four or five persons were killed and
twelve or fifteen badly injured. The
combination baggage and smoking
buffet car and coach behind il caught
iGe and were destroyed.
The train was east-bound. having
left Cleveland at Q o'clock and as IL
does not stop here was running at
great speed The engineer did not
notice the open switch until the train
struck Il, The engine left the rails
and plowed into the ground, tearing
up the track for yards. Two coaches
following. jammed into Il with great
force and were crushed fire from the
engine setting them ablaze. Fortu-
nately most of the occupants OF these
tbtNhto Wtlt A'oNutN btioit 'h' nv
reached them.
Among the killed is the engineer,
the others dead being passengers who
were In the smoking car. The fire.
man was so badly hurt that he Will
die. Among the injured Is a Mr..
Welman of Cleveland, and Attorney
Bennett, OF New York,
The dead are.
John II. bennett, attorney. New
York City. burned TO death.
Thomas II. Morgan, of the Well
man seayer- Morgan company, cleye-
land, burned to death,
Allen Tyler, engineer, collinwood,
Ohio, crushed under the engine.
Newt. Walters, Baggagemaster'
Hamburg. N, "
Fireman Graham, collinwood, o.,
Five bodies, horribly burned, We're
taken from the wreck. II was inn
possible to identify them at the scene
OF the wreck.
The injured are
w. ID. Mickey, New York,
Charles H. Wellman, OF the Well
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-22
Government Detective Arrests
the Man In theICase.
,. IT, Williams Landed In Jail
Here Early This After
noon.
HE GAVE GIRL THE BILL

Detective Donalla, of the United
States government, who came here a
few days ago from Louisville 20
work up raised bill case, arrived
In Paducah this afternoon with j.
VI. Williams, a river man he captur-
ed up the river on tie boat. who Is
charged with being implicated in the
passing or the raising of the bill in
question. [
Williams denies nothing, so the
detective says, but he is not permit
ted to see anyone at the Jail. the Of
ficer having left these instructions.
The secret service man had been af-
ter Williams two days and made
good quick job in his arrest.
Williams Is alleged to have given
Bertha Lassiter, 1G year old girl,
50 bill which had been raised to
$40 bill. The girl passed It on Mrs.
Carrie Warren Girardey and it was
later discovered to have been raised.
The matter was placed in the hands
of the local police and they soon had
the girl under arrest. She stated Will
liams gave her the bill, which she
did not know had been tempered
with. The police locked her up and
then went after Williams.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-22

cages. The mortgages are l.. b. Re
gan, $1,000; ]. V. Voris, $1,000; Joe
Hannah. $3.50, all of Paducah; Mrs.
Dolly Mcdonald, Atlanta, $4,000;
Mrs. Lollie Carlisle, $4,000. and J.
w. Shepherd. $1,000. of Birming-
ham.
The cash and bills receivable Will
aggregate s2,912,2S.
The assignment, il is explained by
members of the company, does not
affect the deal with the Lexington
company. mentioned elsewhere. The
deal SIMPLY means that those share
holders who desire may transfer their
contracts to the Lexington company.
Those who do not may have their
contracts wound up In the courts for
which purpose the assignment is
made.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-22
Another Victim.

Cleveland. o., June 22.--L. NJ.
Kirck. manager OF. Kelth's Theatre
at Cleveland. is another victim Of the
wreck. Assistant General Superi-n
tendent Moon made this statement
today; I'VE have made a careful.
thorough examination of the switch
that was opened. and are satisfied
It was done by somebody having a
key. who opened the switch with ma
licious intent The train did not
jump the track.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-22
Twenty In All Dead.

Cleveland. o., June 22.-Twenty
lives we're lost. according to reports
given out by railway officials and the
hospitals this morning. in the wreck
Of the Twentieth Century limited at
Mentor last night.
The Lake Shores record-breaking
train bound for New York. hit an
open switch.
In an instant the monster locomo-
tive and all but one car behind II
were piled INFO a great lfe-crushlng
heap.
More than score were injured.
The train was going seventy miles an
hour when the accident occurred.
The station was partially wrecked
ami the broken train staggered I'M
IN II struck freight house a few
hundred feet farther on. The heavy
timbers stopped the engine which
turned over on hts side and the
wreck caught FIRE.
\ Ut lNElhtiN iohthh Ah'
recover the dead and succor the in
jured. A few people in the forward
car escaped death or injury.
Railroad officials and Conductor
Train say the switch was tempered
with. The conductor said he found
II open and locked and II worked all
right when tested.
Samuel Beckwith, the well known
New York advertising agent injured
In the wreck last night, died today.
making dhe list o. victims twenty.
Little Of the fatal flyer was left on
the scene today. All intact OF the big
locomotive was the roof cab. The
freight house and buffet car in which
fwelvs men lost their lives was com
paratlvely burned and nothing re-
mains but the iron parts and ashes.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-22
TWENTY KILLED in
WRECK OF THE FLYER
Many Others Hurt..-Lake Shore Record
Breaker Hits Open Switch.
Was Going at the Rate Of Seventy Miles an Hour.
Train Burned

man Seaver- Morgan Company, OF
Cleveland. scalded and burned, will
die.
H. ~. Wright, Chicago.
A. b. German. Norfolk, o.
j. VI. Gibson, Chicago.
G. Cordua, Brooklyn, n. Y.
d. Arthur. Milwaukee.
$. H. Brandt. Toledo.
The scenes following the collision
were pitful. The means Of the dy-
ing mingled with the cries and
screams of the women on the train.
Those In the rear coaches were not
Injured. and pinloned In the burning
cars. The fire spread with great
rapidly. and Il was with difficulty
that the passengers In the two
coaches behind the engine were pull
ed from the debris.
II Is believed the switch was left
open by a freight crew whose train
had occupied the siding a short time
before the limited came dashing
along.
The train was the fastest long dis
lance train In the world and this was
the fourth trip OF the flyer on its run
from Chicago to New York on the IS
hour schedule. The train hauled out
Of Cleveland Ave cars. four Pullman
cars behind a buffetcar. The combi-
nation car was burned completely.
About fifteen passengers were known
to have been riding in this car and at
least six OF that number are dead.
Engineer Tyler was taken from UNI
der the side of the engine dead and
horribly mangled.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-22
EIGHTEEN KILLED AND SEQ
WOUNDED.

Lodz, Russian Poland. June
22.--Eighteen persons were kill
ed and 100 wounded last night
by volIeys fired by dragons and
Cossacks on q procession Of 5O,-
900 workmen which had been
organized as a demonstration
against the government.
Demonstration had been quiz
city arranged. At eight o'clock
$4,000 workmen, with red flags
marched through PotrOkowska
street shouting "down with des-
potism." They gathered In the
old market place where speeches
were made by socialists.
Up to this point the police had
not interfercd. At nine o'clock
the procession reformed and
was marching up Glowna street
when suddenly Cossacks and
dragons rushed from side
streets and fired n number OF
volIeys. The crowd fled strick-
en-, leaving eighteen killed and
100 wounded.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-22
National Banks to Enjoin the State
Board of Valuation and Assessment

German National and the City Ma
tlonal banks of Padueah.
Al the time Attorney Helm APP
peared before the board. II had not
taken final action as to the assess
ment of the banks named. This
action was, however, Immediately ia
ken, and the attorney rendered the
amounts of taxes due from the banks
named, less the amounts claimed to.
he due on the funds invested Ia gov
eminent bonds, this money aggre-
eating slO.is9, This the board ae-
cepted as partial payments on the to-
tai amounts OF taxes which II claims
to be due, which aggregates ts4,-
G94.S5.
The question is one OF wide inn
portance, as there are more than 200
national banks In the state which
viii be affected by the decision In
this ease.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-22
wreck Caused by Malicious Mischief

Cleveland. o.. June 22.-Assistant
General Superintendent Moon. OF the
Lake Shore road, stated that II look
ed as though the Mentor wreck was
caused by malicious mischief. He
said fast passenger train mad pass
ed over the switch safely three quar-
ters OF an hour before the Twentieth
Century was wrecked.
Immediately after the wreck II
was found the switch was locked
open. so no train could pass II without
being thrown from the track.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-22
hoy nItten by a Rattler.

London. KY, June 22.--A large
rattlesnake bit John Fortney, OF Ha-
eel Patch, this county, and VIII Prob
ably cause the ehild's death, lie is
suffering terrible agony and the limb
has swollen greatly The boy was
playing in some high grass when the
snake bit him three times on his
naked ankle.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-22
Commercial Club and City APP
point Reception Committee.
PalatiaI Special to Reach Here nj
Ten A. M-Car and Auto Rides
Over the City.
VISITORS TO REMAIN UNTIL ~.
THE PROGRAM.

Reception committee meets
two special street cars at Fourth
and broadway ut O;30 a. m. and
proceeds Ia the Union depot.
The Nashville delegation will
arrive az 10 n. IN. and be taken
over the city on the cars.
At ~ O'Clock the Automobile
club and carriages will assem-
Bile at the Palmer house, and
the visitors will be driven over
those parts of the city not reach
ed by cars.
After informal receptions, etc.
the Tennesseeans will be taken
back to their handsome special
train, and viii proceed south ON
the I. G.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-22
ESQ KILLED IN FIGHTING BE-
TWEEN TARTARS AND
ARMENIANS.

81. Petersburg, June 2O.--A
disturbance in the iriwan dis
trict where Tartars and Arme-
mans were engaged In a race RI
OF has broken out anew and
Troops are unable 10 cope with
the rioters, and preserve order.
The casualties yesterday in the
fighting are placed at two hum
dred and fifty.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-22
RIG RETURNED.
Found By Lyman Wilson'S Father In
kenton, Tenn.

The rig hired by Lyman Wilson
from Mr.. John Terrell has been re-
covered and returned TO the owner
Capt Wilson. the youths father.
found II at Kenton, Tenn, where II
had been sold by young Wilson for
SEQ, lie paid the purchaser his mon
ey back, returned the rig and will
pay Mr.. Terrell for the time he has
been deprived of the use Of the rig.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-22
Wounded by Bomb.

Warsaw. June ga dispatch
from Zenstsichow says that the chief
of police of that town was MORALLY
wounded today by the explosion OF
bomb thrown by errorist. His as
sailant escaped.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-22
popes Tells Catholics.

Rome. June 22,-The pope has is
sued an encyclical encouraging Cath
olics 10 participate In public affairs.
While seeking the advice of the &c
clesiastical authorities the encyclical
says Catholics should retain complete
liberty OF action regarding their tenn
poral interests Members OF the cler-
gy are recommended to refrain from
participation OF party strife.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-22

ST. Petersburg, June 22.-M. Mel
ldoff, Russian ambassador to Paris.
has been definitely appointed one OF
the Russian plenipotentiarles
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japanese Advance.

Toxic, June 22.-It is officially
announced that a Japanese detach-
ment in Northern Korea completely
occupied Kangsong Tuesday A few
thousand Russians. with artillery.
retired toward Siasong.