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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-26
THos. ]. OWEN & son. AUCTs.
1LNAos " WIEN u NO-'' <aOC4Ds
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALU-
ABLE UNIMPROVED PROP
ERTY, LOCATED ON NEW
HAMPSHIRE AVENUE BET.
N AND 0 STREETS NORTH
WECT

By virtue of deed Of trust to us. dated the
18th day of May, A. D. 1889, and recorded In
Liber No. 1893 at folios 165 ct seq, of the land
records of the District of Columbia, will SELL
at the request Of the holder of the note secured
thereby at Eg6lio AUCTION s in fEoHs Of the prem
OF JANUARY. AID 1905 at FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
the following described property, situate in the
city Of Washington, District OF Columbia, and dis
two t52) In Starr and others subdivision of square
ninety seven C9O as per plat recorded In the
office OF the surveyor for the District OF Columbia
Terms of sale 0nethird cash and the balance In
one, two and shree years the deferred payments to
D. represented by totes Of the purchaser secured
b. deed of trust -pon the property sold and to
bear interest at the rate Of five 5 per centum per
annum until paid, payable semi-annually, all
$500 to be required upon each lot at the time of
sale and sll conveyaneing and recording to be at
eonriSd with b5 feS DAYS fnm d da sae tbepeof
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and OF the defaulting
purchaser, after at least five days notice of such
resale published in newspaper OF the District
Of Columbia. c. C. WILLARD,
WM 2. YOUNG,
JOHN b LARNER. Trustees
Attorney holder of note.
13'1 {. NV ia4-d&ds
THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY JANUARY THE TWENTY-FOURTH,
1905 same hour ard place By order of the trustees
tals-d&ds
THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POSTPONED
on account OF the weather until FRIDAY, JANU-
AIRY TWENTY-SEVENTH, 1905. same hour and
place. By order of tie trustees. ja25-d&ds
ARLINGTON HORSE COMPANY
Auction and Sale Stables will sell on EVERY
MONDAY AND FRIDAY AT TEN AM, fresh
bot Of valuable horses and mules, Of which will
guarantee every one. Give us call and examine
ARLINGTON HORSE COMPANY,
ja24-3t'-s 1921 and 32s9 NJ st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-26

WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING SUMS IN HAND
to loan on d. C. real estate:
s10,000-(will diyide).
S2,OO0-5Ge-S2. 600
s. OOO-5Go-$2, 500
81. 000-5GG-$1, 800
S1,500-5%r$1, 600
$4,0OO-5I- $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-26
ja19-d&d
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

PRIVATE PARTY WILL, MAKE LIBERAL
without removal publicity; strictly confidential;
money same day you write. l will call at once.
Z. O. Box 239. ja24-tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE; FIRST
trust at AZ, and Sc. No unnecessary charges.
THE HARRISON BROWNING CO., 9O7 G ct.
NV. ja13-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-26

ALSO MONEY AT 41996 and monthly payment
loans at so and 5h.
Quick replies.
ja7-tf MOORE HILL Gnc.), III 14th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-26

THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, JANUARY THE TWENTY FOURTH,
1903 same hour ard place. By order of the trustees
ja1s-d&ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-26

MONEY TO loan IN SUMS TO SUIT AT CUR
rent rates of interest real estate In the Dis
trict Of Columbia
FITCH. FOX & BROWN,
de1-tf,5 1406 G st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-26

WE HAVE CONSIDERABLE MONEY IN HAND
to loan on D. c. real estate at 4hco per
mum. We prompt in making and closing
loans
1a7-tf STONE & FAIRFAX, sO4-sos- sos E NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-26

THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POSTPONED
on account OF the weather until FRIDAY, JANU-
AIRY TWENTY SEVENTH, 1905, same hour and
place. By order of the trustees. ja25-d&ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-26

MONEY IN SUMS FROM $500 UPWARD TO
loan on life ins. polls. Endorsed notes, I'd trusts,
or any available security repayable In monthly
installments. IL desired. Old line life ms. poll
bought, and large loans same specially. No
delay. ATTWEI.L & TREADWELL. 600 18th St.
NV. bet r and G. no26-7St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-26
ia4-d&ds

JOHN B. LARNER. Truste,
Attorney holder Of note.
13S f {. NV ta4-d&
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1905-01-18
VtwtupvrvapvpvwvbtVnwpVpV1t
% WY 9k Z AMERIKY 3k
pN pNmv0tNntv1tNnNpNrNttqlp VlpVllp vttacdpdl a1t

v3ch bankAeh budou penize ulo-
seny, ktore stryci Samu dali Mich
nejvyssi 1rok.
Dne Ia. ledna senatu pfijat
byi rozpotet ma vIadni odbory a
nesolik dobrych navrhn, mezi mimi
i povoleni nahrady SO, 900 pro
jednoho kovafe, ktsry We vladni
praci pfiscl 0 oko.
Dne r3. ledna zaslal president
Roosevelt jmenovani kongr. V.
Wsrnera . IlIinoisu "a komisafe
pro vysluzne vojin0m, na misto
odstoupivsibo Warea 2 Kansasu,
V senatu byla potvrzena roma
Jmenovanf presidenta, mezi mimi
Davida L Thompsona Nebrasky
"a velevyslance do Brazilie.
Dne IA. ledna povoleno bylo
nizsim domem zbudovanf mostu
pies feku Mississippi v Mime
apolis.
v senatu SIC dosud nemohli do
hodnouti, ma ktery den Sc ma po
Ioziti odhlasovani navrbu ostat
neni 1semi Byl tam pfyat "a
kon, jenz prohlasuje to "a tezkj
zlotin, kdyz by nekdo padels
peter spolkove vlady.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1905-01-18
Ze statnieh snemd.

V Jefferson, Mo-, nsstolen byl
dne IL ledna guverner Josef w.
Folk, stcry 5aslupni sve feci
kladl hlavnf dnraz ma zadouci O
prayy pro,i porusenosti ' dfsdecb.
Folk pronesl mezi jinym tuto
pravdu; "Nejen branim 1platkn
przni 1fadnik poyefeni ma nej sIo
1ene, ale tim, kdyz uziva moci
mu sveFene pro dobro cclku, k il.
ngm 1Gel1m. Maze 1fadnik
zproncvefiti yefejnou moe TAX
dobfe, jako penize. Kdyz zako'
nodarce pfiJme syobodny listek
cd zeleznicc, dava ma jevo, ze po
rusil zakon a jest podroben trestu
jeho.'
Aekoli v kaukusu rep. zastupcn
Iegislatury Missouri bylo odhla'
,ovano, BE pfedseda statniho W.
boru, Niedringhans, ma byti zyo
len "a spoIkoveho senalora, 10
sedm pFatel byyaleho statniho
ofedsedy Kerense Sc usneslo, 10
budou hlasovati proti n1mu a po'
a6yadz y6tsina republikanska y
Legislature obnasi jen S hlasn, to
by .echto sedm rebeiaptd pfeka
lilo zvoleni Niedringhansovo.
Proti ,cmuz vznesena byia tez oh
1aloba, ze od dvou sladkh pfijal
Sac, 600 kampannfho pfispevku,
Niedrighans ysak podsl dnkazy,
be pFisptyek tento byl dan pouze
4 tomu 1tclu, ably kryt byl scho
lex, ktery mel statni vybor ns
rku a "a nejz Niedfin ghans by
osobne zodpovednym.
v Kansasu novy guyerneI
Hoch ye sye nastupni feei kr
,nsmu praviI, zc zenske volebn
bravo We statu nezpnsobilo zadnt
zlo a ze stat 8 MIN mnze byt spo
4ojcn a dale upozoriiovaI na fade
Of monopold, ktere smefuji k to
mu, aby oloupiIy lid We prospech
spolecnosti plynarnickych a olej
nfch.
Nizsf dom y Ksnsssu pfijal po
chvalne usneseni pres. Roosevelt
tovi "a to, ze odporutuie a nslehf
ga kongres, ably pfijal zakony
proti nezakolitostem u korporac
snem odporutuje kongresnik0n
We Washing,onu Ksnsssn zyolc
oym, ably snahu pres. co neJvic'
podporoyaIi. -.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1905-01-18
Kornoyl Wax pro Iowu.

vcdle vyprav zvlas,niho korno.
veho vlaku po Nebrasce, Jizni
DakotG Minnesota, rozhodla Sc
Chicago x Northwestern draba'
ze take podobny vlak vypravi
pfisnho meslce po lowe. Prof
ze statni koleje Ames, =. g
Holden, bude vlak fiditi vysyet
Ioyati a znazorfiovati farmernm
dnle5itost vedeckeho vyberu se'
meme X sazeni korny, ably yynos
teto stal Sc lepSfm a vetsim. Wax
tento zastayi Sc nejmene ma 400
stanicich sice tech ncjdhlezi'
tejslch rolnickych krajinach,
Iowa vypestovala Y loni pies
2so mil. busln korny q professor
Holden tvrdi, 10 kazdy farmaf
m1ze vypestovati 0 10 al 40 proc
korny vice nea vy2estoval, pakli
pouzije jcho navodu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1905-01-18

G. % q consinu zatapel We svd
81 feti guv LaFolleue ne
= .onoponm korporacIm a
ouval SO "a ustanoveni acles
4 komise, ktera by mtla pravo
.anovoyati sazpy dopravni pro
zbozi We statu Guvernerova zpra
va jest velmi dlouha skoro celia
polovina jest venovana aelezni.
cim. Guv. dale odporutuie zru
SEMI zakona uklddaiiGiho dane ma
morgice, zada za,edeni dane 2
d0chodn a "a lepsf ochranu proti
nestestim ma drahach.
v Colorado byvaly guv. Peabo
dy podai Legislature namitky
proti dosazeni Alvy Adamse "a
guvernera, nichz uvadf, BE vet
sina Ad tmsova docilena byla pod
vody v Denver a ma jinych m
stech a proto zada, ably hlasy 2
o5 precinkt1 volebnfch Denver
byly vyhozeny re souctu.
Senat vyloucil tam diva dem
cleny X M Borna a d. Healyho,
ktery prohasil pied odchodem, b
mu byl sobotu v noci nabizer
dplatek, bude Ii blasovati pro po-
tvrzeni nejvySsfch soudcn, God
darda a Bawleyho. Bornovo mi
sto,bylo dano ]. b Dickovi, jen'
byl pied dyema lcty tehoz zbaveI
dem. yt,sinou, ably Teller mob
bgti zvoIen senatorem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1905-01-18
z'washIngtonu.

Obsaioba broH masafma Hssfa pted
m,vy}yim sondcm. Pokrok sa
vodaovdaf --
Pied nejvyssim soudem pro-
jednavana byla obzaloba nasal
skebo trustu, Y niz gen spolkovy
navlsdni Moody vinil mssafsky
trust narodniho spiknuti "a 1ee
lem omezeni obchodu nejvetN
potfebnosti pro zivot. Moody
mIuvil velice pfesvedtiye a bylo
vidno, ze jest dokonale obeznamen
Sc vsemi rozhodnutimi soudu.
Citoval pfipad "a pfipadem, ably
opodstatnil d1vody vlady a vetsi
Cast d1vodi venoval vyvraceni
tvrzeni obhajce jateenfch baronn,
jako by jejich otchod nebyl mezi-
statnfm.
"Jestlize obchod techto obzalo
vanych neni mezistatnim,' pravil
Moody, "tas neni zadny jing
obchod mimo zeleznitni Sohd
ma rozhodnouti pouze dve otazky
sice prvnf; Zdali obzalovaoi
utinili 1nluvu ma kontrolu ceny
pFiprsvenych mas pro spotfebo
vatele a ceny, jaka ma bYti place
ma "a dobytck msjitelnm a "a
druhe. zdali smlouvy takove od-
porujf mezistatpimu obchodu.' :
TGmto dvema otazkam yenoyal
Moody cele syG vYyody.
NejvysM uoudce vezme nynl
cely pfipad dyshu a vyda pr}
rozsudek dobe nejkratsi
v techto dnech byla vydana
zprsya 0 stsyu umeleho zavodfo'
vAni We Spoj. Statech roku 1909.
We zpraye 10 SC pravi:
"Behem poslcdnich 40 let bylo
probuzeni k pfflezitosti, jakou
skyta sucby zApad farmeru a do
moyinafi a pozoruhodna promens
80 udala mnohych castech 1zeml
toho. Tisfcc mil stok, jez staly
obrovske penize praci, rozyadI
vodu ma vice nek 8, 900, 600 akro
zeme. iez pied tim byla holou
pustinou, ale nynf rocne davs
nrodu Gene sIoo, 600, 600. Nej
odlehlejsi tasti nasich velkych
pustin probihaJi drahy a zayeden
snadne doprsvy nasledovaoo byle
odpovidaieim umelgm zavodho
vanim. Farmafi vzd6lavaiici ume
lie zavlszoyana pole nabyyaji
tom zkuscnosti a dodelayajl, 81
daleko lepsicb yysledkd nez jeIicf
pFedchndci, nebof nsntili sc jai
mohou ovlGdati a upotfebiti ph
rodni silly nestetnymi vynalezy.
S.a,istika roku 1909 ukazuje
ze jest 59,3iI mil hlaynich zayod
Hovscich stok q kanaI1, jez zayls
zuji o4S7o77 akrh na i34,o3t
fsrmach. Od roku 1899 do rok,
1900 zvetsen pocet kanald o a.
procent.
Uncle zavodiioyanf rozdelent
jest We hi Tidy, die toho, odkut
( &c voda terpa siee fieni, prs
msnn6 a studnicni. Ricni jes
nejvys ddlezite, nebop zaylazul'
iii ttvr.iny umsle zavodhoysngef
pozemk1 a temef devet desetif
uncle zavodhovsnYch fsrem.
zasedanf So. kongresu.
v nizsim dome j senatu Sc Ca
len utlouka, av celem tgdnu ne
byla pfijsts pfedloha, ktera b,
AZ
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1905-01-18
Amerlka mad AnglIl.

Anglicane upce bedujf, be OBJ.
chody jejich veIice poklesly VI
mnobych zsmfcb be Amerika
rychlc jc yytlscuie. Patrali po
pficins toho nalezli, be vyrabi
tele anglitti meli pouze jediny eli
ma zfeteIi, iotiz, pokud mozno
nejvicc yyzisksti, nebiedice X ia
kosti zbozL Amerieti obchodnfc
zahy postfehli tuto spoleenou
cbybu eyropskYcb vyrabiteIn
dali proto do trhu zbozi siee draz
n, ale nsskrze spolehlive, vybor
ne. TO zfskalo jim dnvery v celem
svete a povzneslo blahobyt zdejsl
mad pomery kterekoli zeme, Praye
totez ucinilo ! Trinerovo Leeiye
Hofbe Vino tim, elm nynf jest;
nejroaslfenejsim lekem ioho drubn
ma celem svete. Lid poznal, ze
Jest to jediny lek tisty, zcels po
ctigg, ktery kazde cborobe Ia
ludku, nery1 krve pomdze Lid
poznal take, ze pravdou jest, co
Sc 0 Ieku tom tvrdio, be totiz w.
tyofi novou, zceIa eistou krev .
pfi tom udrzi zsludek Y pofadku'
COZ nelze zadnem jinem leku
tvrditi; be vyleci kazdy zsludek a
10 doda celemu teIu zvlastni sve'
zesti silly. Utini plet krasnou'
iemnou a r6zoyou, nebot lepsiho
leku ma cisteni krve nenf. Y 70.
karnach. Jos. Triner 7o9 30.
Ashland Ave. Chicago, Ill
aS.r- KaIendAFe American a Vilim.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1905-01-18
zasedani So. kongresu.

v nizsim dome Y senatu Sc Gas
len utlouka, av celem tydnu ne.
byls pfijsts pfedloha, ktera by
zasluhoyals zvlastnl pozornosti
NizM dom pFijal navrh, ably vladnf
penfze ukladany byly ma bsnky
pouze ma konkursy, COZ jest dosti
dobrA oprsya, nebot jen v tako.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-15
HinkIeyillc Road Lots

We offer lots on the north side of
the Hinkleville road and west of Oak
Grove at $3.50 for inside lots and
5000 for corner lot and will give
five years time without any cash pay
ment to anyone who will build a
house. Hydrant water will be put in
out as far as 23rd street during the
coming summer and it is probable
that the street cars will go out the
Hinkleville road in the near future,
as the new cemetery is on this road.
Lots in the same addition towards
Rowlandtown at s125 for inside lots,
and $50 for corners. We will sell
any of the above lots $40 cash, bal
ance $40 every three months.
Whittemore's Real Estate Agency,
Fraternity bldg, both phones, S35.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-15

II will probably then adjourn, un-
less something important comes up
In which event the time can be OK
tended until next Saturday.
Judge Reed has one more criminal
case to try. that against Johnson and
Mullins. colored, charged with ma
licious assault.
Little was done in court today.
The motion for a new trial In the
case against win King, for false
swearing was overrulcd.
Richard Carruthers, colored, took
an appeal in his case. lie got one
year for forgery.
The motion for new trial In the
case against Lee Wolverton was over
ruled and an appeal taken.
Seven bawdy house keepers were
fined $40 and costs.
c. T.. Jennings. as administrator
OF the estate of Tom T. Robiou, to-
day filed a suit In circuit court
against the Globe Bank and Trust
Co. and others to settle the estate.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-15
BoMBARDING BLACKBURN.

The batteries of the state machine
are now opening up quite lively
against Senator 10 Blackburn, who
has won the everlasting enmity of the
powers that be in Kentucky Democ-
racy. One of the first papers to open
fire on the senator is the Fulton
Leader, edited by one of the state
house officials. In Thursdays issue 1t
says:
Senator ]. C. S. Blackburn in his
speech at Williamsburg Monday
made a bitter assault on those dele
gated by the state convention at
Louisville last year to look after the
affairs of the Democratic party in
Kentucky. In doing this he thrust
his treacherous knife into the back
of the men who fought his battle
when he was succeeded by VIM. De-
Doe.
at is still a matter OF history that
Gov. Beckham, then member OF
the legislature, frail and in precari-
Gus health, rode nearly all night in
order to reach Frankfort and lend
his aid to Joe Blackburn.
ct is matter of history that
Percy Haly, the young man Black
burn now denounees privately as on
ly fit to serve as messenger boy risk
ed his life every night to obtain the
results of the Republican caucuses in
order to serve old Joe Blackburn.
"It is a matter of common history
that Jack Chinn, recently nominated
for state senator In his district, took
all sorts of chances to land Senator
Blackburn in that memorable con-
test, and now he Is classed by the
distinguished senator among the viii
est of the vile.
at is a matter of common history
that VIM. Goebel led Joe Blackburn's
fight in the days that 1t meant taxi
ing ones life In his hands TO do it,
But scarcely has the immortal Goe-
bel grown cold in the clay that Joe
Blackburn has Washington cores
pondent send out special from the
national capital proclaiming that
GOebel wanted 10 turn over the state
to Taylor, the present Republican re-
fugee, but that he, the great Black
burn, forced the contest which seat
ed ultimately all the Democratic
claimants to state offices,
"All of these claims OF Blackburn
loyalty are disgusting to kentuek-
ians who know the facts as they real
In are. No sooner was Blackburn
nominated by the legislature that de-
clded the Goebel contest than he
took the train for Washington and
left the "boys" contesting for the mi
nor Offices and Gov. Beckham to shirt
for themselves as best they could.
Joe Blackburn was never known
10 help a friend, unless II was his
kinsman and brother, Capt jim
Blackburn. We defy him to disproy9
this statement He has been In once
so long that he thinks the Democratic
party is his by right OF conquest
Trey Woodson called him Honest
Joe. When such prefix is added 10
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-15
Got on I.igIlt.

sherman Lunderman. colored, Civ
en- year for robbing the safe of Hen
drick a Miller. will be taken to the
reform school by Detective win Ba-
ser. There is much Indignation
among some of those interested In
the ease at the sentence of the jury.
II is claimed that Lunderman is one
of the meanest negroes in town, and
is fully rs or 20 years old, although
IT Is claimed he is only 1G. His theft
cost the attorneys whose safe he en-
tered about $3.50, and great amount
of anxiety and trouble, and yet he
got only year in the reform school.
He will be taken away tomorrow
night.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-15
Threc Not Sentenced.

Three of the prisoners convicted
at the present. term of circuit court
were not sentenced, as motions for
new trials are pending. These are
Mrs. Mary Brockwell, life. VIII Ham
ilton. shooting without wounding,
one year. and Lee WoIvorton, rob
bling a man in saloon, two years
II is likely Hamilton will get a new
trial. as he came about 600 miles
voluntarily TO answer to the charge
after he had been released on his
own recognizance. Many did not ,be-
lieve Wolverton guilty under the ev-
idence adduced. either, and the YER
diet of the jury was quite surprise
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-15
in THE COURTS


Mr.. Brack owen has filed an inn
lortaut suit in circuit court, and one
Inherent from anything filed in this
curt for number of years. He
ieeks to prevent the city from collect
ng taxes on Ovens Island opposite
he city. He alleges that II is farm
ng land and not inside the corporate
limits OF the city. and that therefore
he city cannot collect taxes on II.
The question to be settled is whore
he corporate limits of the city on
he river side end. The jurisdiction
If Kentucky extends to low water
mark on the Illinois shore. but the
corporate limits of the city, II Is
claimed, do not extend farther than
low water mark on this shore.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-15
SOME or TiiosE
Who VIII Help I'm the Hall of
Fame.

New York, April l5.-Chancellor
Henry II. MacCraeken, OF the Univer-
slty of New York. has announced the
personnel OF the board of electors
which will during the coming sum
mer, vote upon additional names of
famous Americans for "A place In the
hall of fame. There are forty-two
inches In this unique edihce now
waiting to be filled. or these yacan-
cles twenty-six are to be filled with
The names OF native-born Americans,
six by Americans born on foreign
soil and ten by the names of Illus
trious women of this country.
The first class on the lis. Of cleo
tors Is made up of university or col
lege presidents. Among them are;
Northrop, Minnesota; Van lIise.
Wisconsin.
Another class Is made up Of pro-
fessiCrs of history and scientists, IL
includes H. G. Adams, Michigan; y.
M. Fling, Nebraska; A. G. Mol.augh-
lin, Michigan; w. n. West, Minneso-
Ia; II. ID. shepard Northwestern; j..
y. Jameson and II. p. Jodson' Chi
cago,
A third class consists of publicists,
writer's and authors, A. j, Beyer-
idge. Indiana; VIM. J, Bryan, Nebras-
ka; Grover Cleveland. Princeton,
n. j.; Charles w. Fairbanks, OF ln-
diana, are on this list.
In the list of chief justices on the
board are; John g. Sherwin, OF To-
wa; ID. ]. Brewer associate justice,
Washington, ID. c.; M. w. Fuller,
Washington. ID. a. J. ID. Cassidy,
Wisconsin; ID. Corson, South Dakota.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-15
Federal Court Monday.

All is in readiness for the conyen-
ing of the April term Of federal
court Monday. Deputy L. S. Marshal
George Saunders having about com
pletsd his work of summoSng Wit
nesses.
The term viii be short as there
are very few cases to CONC TO trial
excepting one civil action In which
60 witnesses have been summoned.
This is the case OF Franklin against
Whitehead, for alleged malpractice,
and will be the star case IN federal
court.
There will be in the civil term
something like 100 witnesses and
with the so summoned in criminal
court. before will make about 100
witnesses in attendance a; this term,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-15
Wants Back s,alary.

City Prosecutor Thomas Il. Har-
rison has filed suit in circuit court
against the city Of Paducah for 5000
back salary. When Attorney j. NJ.
Gilbert, Attorney Harrison's prede-
cessor, was in office, tie salary was
$1,000 a year. Before the municipal
election at which Attorney Harrison
was chosen the general council
passed an ordinance reducing the
salary to $40. Sometime after taxi
ing his seat Prosecutor Harrison
claimed that the $500 salary ordi-
nance had not been repealed. or the
ordinance repeating il had never
been recorded. or something similar
and that as a result the $3.50 ordi-
nance is invalid, and he is entitled
to draw $1,000 salary which would
be $3.50 a-year more than the coun-
ell intended he should draw and ex-
pected him to draw.
The suit filed yesterday by Hen
drick. Miller and Marble Is for 5000
back salary, but It really involves the
question Of the ordinances validity.
and nearly $4,000 salary during the
Tour years OF Attorney Harrison's
term.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-15
Circuit Court.

The April term OF criminal court
is practically over, and has been one
OF the shortest on record Before adj
journing yesterday, Judge Reed eX-
cussd all the jurors and has cleared
ed the docket and tried as we'll a
number of cases, indictments In
which were returned in this court,
II any more indictments are re-
turned In which trial Is desired
Judge Reed will call jury from by
ISLANDERS and try II.
The time of the grand jury was to-
day extended until next Wednesday,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-15
No Information Yet.

Chief Collins Is still waiting for
some Information In regard to the
man serving sentence for carrying
a pistol concealed, who gave his
name as Howard. and was caught
running from an alley into Jefferson
street after the shooting al the Com
meroial House few nights ago,
Howard is believed to have been try
ing 10 break into Rudy, Phillips A.
Cos. when the pistol was fired, but
there is no proof 10 that effect.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-15
Broke up Bicycle.

A mean trick has been reported TO
the police. A little negro boy who
had a bicycle he doubtless priced
very highly left Il standing near the
pavement by the alley running from
Fourth street into Legal Row near
Broadway. A man came along in
an automobile blackboard, turned in
to the alley. and ran directly into
the bicycle. breaking II all to pieces.
He did not even stop TO see the dam
age done, but passed on, and the
small boy cried so he could be heard
for AT least block. The name of
the man is known by the police al
though that of the boy is not.