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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-30
Red Flag Floats in Front OF Strike-Ridden
City After Bombardment.
ALL RUSSIA AGHAST AT AWFUL
TURN OF AFFAIRS In THE EMPIRE
1000 Mutinous Sailors and Troops Have Been Fight
ing Since Tuesday.

Iu strong reinforced by machine
Iwhoar in u snaIiw
The fight In progress the
secured and
mutinou sailors who driven
back in he woods aud sut
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-30
CLOSE of Fiscal Year,

To-day marks the close of the hs-
cal year, the quarter and the month
with the postoiiice and the clerks are
busy with the numerous reports Incl
dent thereto, There are over 100
reports TO be gotten out.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-30
MIR. Edwards Must Hang.

Reading, Pa June 3O.-M Mrs Kate
Edwards who was convicted of muir
dering her husband, must die by the
hsngsman's moose The pardon
hoard refused to commute her SEN
tence. and this was communicated 10
her today. She lies In cell a
nervous and broken wreck
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-30
500 MINERS HOPEbESSLY
ENTONiBED.

st. Petersburg, June 3O.-A
report has been received of a
terrible explosion OF gas that
occurred in coal mine near
Nal<eyohka. Five hundred min
ers are reported entombed and
there is no hope of getting out
alive.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-30
Fired ON the city.

London June ao.-The Mail this
morning prints the following from
its Odessa correspondent, timed
10 40 Thursday night,
Using full charges, the kniaz
Potemkine opened Ore on the city
this evening The nrst shell struck
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-30

New Haven KY, June S0,--John
W, Dawson who helped To build the
railroad from Elizabethtown to Pa
ducah. d,ed here today OF general de-
billty. aged so years.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-30
Russian Batlcship Raised.

Toxic. June 30.--The Russian bat
tleship Presviet, sunk at Port Arthur
has been successfully noated by the
Japanese engineers.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-30

l. Chosen 20 succeed .. y. Wallace
ON Panama Canal.

Washington. June S0.-John W.
stevens. formerly vice president of
the Rock Island railroad, the man
who built the Rocky mountain see
ton of the Great Northern, has
been appointed chief engineer OF
the Panama canal 20 succeed Johh
n. Wallace.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-30

A warrant will be issued today by
the city authorities against Mr.. Ed
p. Noble, president of the board of
public works, according to state
ments made at the city hall. Mr.. No
bic is having a house built in the
West End and Contractor Karnes,
who is building It, neglected to OBJ
tain a permit A warrant was sworn
out against Mr., Karnes, but II was
shown that II is not the duty OF the
contractor but of the owner, to get
the permit, and the warrant was
dismissed, and one ordered against
the owner,
Mr., Noble said today that he
supposed the contractor would look
after the building permit, and did
not know II had not been done until
the warrant was issued, Al the city
engineers Office II was stated that
it was the duty of the owner of
property to obtain a building per
nit. but that the contractor nearly
always attended TO II.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-30

ITS no use agonizing In prayer for
the light when you keep the shutters
locked.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-30
TEMPORARILY CHECK.

military e getting the hand
fear however that rong will be
at
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-30

Hopkinsyille 90 Play Here sunday.
The zane between Paducah and
Hopkinsyille sunday has been trans
ferred 10 Paducah, arrangements
having been made today.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-30
WEATHER

rsrti, cloudy with possibI,
local showers tonigh, and Sat
urday.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-30

Ccontinusd on Page EighD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
my friends, we should not only be a
proud people but "a thankful people.
OUR PRESENT POSITION

my friends, we should not only bo "A
proud people, but h thunKrul people,
nt,p nn,,.,,,,,, .r,yrri,N
''h lNh0HNl I''' WV
Tho United gtutea has taken her place
In tho great concert MI nations and
there stands rotoW factor I'M The
politics of tho world Ouy uyouty
our president ha0 undertaken 10 mHug
about I'd pclpo conference. between the
contonding powers ui tNU WIuul lliH
attempt seems lo A.. mu.U. with sug'
sg r.,t Hh1 all NE rW'.g U0I, o,,. '' ami
destructive WA. Om influence abroad
II only oqunlcd hy 0ur prosperity ul
home
! see I'm Vpur uuuu,l 'I..s here toe
day that h1ppIur" UUI luNp Of lio''
dom that characterize No. whole coun'
Try Here We Yrt nWnU|l ui po'plv
with one poyommWU uU. 0lNW ana ouu
God And up Wu 300 FORTH today HiW
take up our work. Ura'n uI.. from me
scnulohroa uf our mnp" u1WoN am
udmonlshlng voice "lluNu % cane, q
sons Of the west, NuNru OIr INTO your
hands has been lulur.pl The RIohI
tabernacle Of human IlUlN Justice
ana equality We gave our llres tor
freedoms fuko, ana NOW ltt You ln
do ana dare Gun ll.Up blood lloN'l
nt Lexington ana muErl the rocks o'
Bunker Inn pt BrUudNNUg NJ Ger
mantown, Ut Trenton un the Delaware
II stained the SHOWS NO valley Forge hs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL,


Tine uNuui of the Week ana ono of the
.Ig,u of tho gp,sou Sup the rocoptlou
..'.,. .,.,.,.l,,., Ana .,,g,o ,r,,,r,.s.
t'''" w
Eos under whom the hostow SUCCESS,
nuy rulI,d music. Tho r,opl took
n r..,t., No.. a.. .,.
H''' '' WIZ i,''u''' '''"''' WV '"'
the rooms beautifully decorated iu lho
national yulWa From p 10 o'clock "a
Mmug ol guests ylmo and won't about
800 hDuB IN sent during the afternoon
A most dpllRUuul musical program WnH
rUdpIud by Vull known artists, amoug
thW Nw Edward Mla. Agnes OH
buuuo pJola lieut. shelton aud Me-
tlu,Im Mr l'lcl Gwmuh Mrs Bessie
GoruuH Nr John Robinson, Mllllg
william. uNO Che lluh WuliuL while
lllr Don rWloH Wood WNo rouo
clover lrluNnn. lhr hoAloFs Nof .N
HI..Ou lU lrrNIuG by Mrn N, Y nous
RlI Mrs 81 w. Benedict and Miss Loot.
uo OW,n Nuu wsINlWB n entertaining
Non NlH NWdCr MN,m Aonlr 9ud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
CUTLER CoNGRAruLArIs,
of state Tells People of
Murray lie ReioiGss with Them

Fon,wmq Mr. Holman Gov, cutler
AHA. uyon mo Ia he congratulated ON
me- .,l,rdld p,o,,th of your city, (
noyo '"l Nixon grouior pleasure I'M any
"f my ooiclol ncis nR guycmor of lho
eiuia ,hpn An ISSUING proclamation
docluYlng Murray a lily OF the aogod
class II IA n tribute TO the 8rul and
udustiv of the citizens of Murray pi
which you have rlght to ho proud tn
Industries placed IN you community by
when II has been advanced en rapidly
arc a source of wealth ana prosperity
ana worthy of being encouraged oW
lostorcd, We are Interested m hg
grrN a ana progress Of every part or
our state, because ot what II moons Io'
the community uF 10 whole ana on ~, u
% dag aa this congratulations ON WI,
magnificent progress of we '.l ot
Murray Az also OF DINER portions on Vu'
state, may be extended 10 we I"'u'
at large, That II IN 'onlput,,.ol WI 'u''i,,
munlilos when arc pelioIm!k su.MM,n
me lutlcf, ol dcV'loplu'O. u,'u H,""',,u,
M assembling ON tu,,O az " o,.n. n,, ''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
DEADLY POWDER cas-,
MR.. MCCORMICK HOME,


President w. a. Mccormick Of mo
Nenculmnl college returned homo
from ha European trip lhls morning os
ioroehadoWcd W luel evenings "Nrwg"
Whou soon ny u representative of hls
paper today and asked " ho had any
thing to wy rognwng lno troubles of
the school no dnNhorolcd lur sometime
ma then smoke 1910 follows
u do not know lurl when I shall
roll a mColnE ol ihD hoHrd of drou.
tors Of the Collogo, but ID Vlll be IN the
worry moan future know nothing NJ
the nulurr or the real trouble cyBluR
m the institutions uH h1No been away
for two months n huN been mtmllud
~ mo that President KcWH aim W IN
mako political holhol M the y0lppa.
'rhH charge ! do mot urIInyu unless Mr.
ku uus DhIngol NoN materially with.
iu the short Wu,o nf tn dnys Tho
Agricultural ooIIuHu president hu ale
WuyH used his ulWOt. uudoUy0V ip
keep religion md pu.lU. uulhuIy out
Of tho school pnl hu'ItNp lhat hr hua
succeeded ,uy No'l n lnOuu wdta,urs.
I'm my opinion lrwldnNI korr fra man
"a ho rpllu0 upon IIn luN built up IL
grout school and uuUslvr him u0t
only lho nol of any educator I'M tho
rutc, but off lho UtIr Up.l so far UR
am concerned, would MOI. uoUu0un.
Onco fu U moment Nh. introduction ut
politics con- religion into Tho yu''uHu'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
THE LITTLE BAR, "


The little bar which did such ID largo
business al the entrance 10 the inter.
for NJ tho bicycle TRACK NJ the Salt
Palace during the prl6o night hast night
may be- the cause Of the liquor lioonYo
Ton the resort being revoked by the
cIly council A temporary bar was put
into commission during the nghl and
did ou lmmonso buHucss. Councilman
HOLIDAY OF the lO,Uso committee stat.
cd 10 o. "Nru" representative today
that thcro had been mo- l,ons, issued
for the llulo bar ana il was ram wilh.
uul amy authority WhlloNor
The liquor llcnuso granted lo lhlNor.
fou s. Nelson only applies lo the bar
and rlrcshmrnt pavilion outside tho
enclosure of Che bicycle track and
hcn,t cannot be- transferred 90 the enc
closure which II luuscd from the salt
Palace oWuow hv Manager llcagrou
ana iB separate and apart from tho
Sult Palace grounds proper AZ the
meeting of the council tomorrow night
Councilman Holiday Nlll introduce 70
resolution calling for uu inyorulHlgu.
ton ana nm order ~ chow cause why
the liquor llponsp for the resort should
not ha rpyokpd Wl u IN expected That
the resolution win Voc adopted Thn
nuUl outcome may result I'm the liquor
liupuHo being revoked entirely duINg
the remainder of the season
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04

Forty million bottles Of AUGUST Flow.
~ sold In the United Staltf alone since
us Introduction And the demand for
40 Ia pllll growing, Isn't that nnr
showing Of success Don't II prove
that August Flower has had unfallnr
success I'm the cure Of indigestion and
dyspepsia the two greatest onom,es ~
health ana happiness Docs II not NJ.
FORD the best evidence that August
Flower is a sure specific for an stom.
ach and intestinal disordcra?- that Il
has proved Itself the hest Of al liver
regulators? Aupuat Flower has a
m0tchloas record Of over 90 years IN
curing the aIllng millions Of these dis.
trusslng complaints "a success that IL
becoming Witor I'm its scope every day,
M home and abroad 400 tho fame NJ
August Flower spreads Trial bottles,
2lc' regular size, zoe, For sale by
all DupglHtG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04

NO. stating that Matt Cochran well
known thccp man of this clty hUd boon
arrested and is IN luIl bon lhut D.y
awaiting tho arrival OF o'n,ora from
Salt Llko TO bring hIm b,Dk here no
answer 10 tho charge ul tmbol2lmoul
cochran hia been implicated m wy.
orW rulhor shady sheep transactions lU
Tina past lew months and loll the state
about May go Ton parts mWoWn A
warrant WAS lrsuo1 Tor hlF Wrost ON
the charge of pubuyIIrWrut preferred
against lm hN H. a. M,AUElur Tine
complaint charges that lu October ln.t
Cochran lpusnh Lola houd of sheep from
McAlllNor Bros ol This county Fcv.
oru WoeW upo ho told ON, ul the
brothers TINT hu he'd sustained erNru
losses Hmuuo lho sheep and that hr
had hotter uko poseosulonof the phopp
loaHod Nh MUAlNor won't out lo
tnRo possession, hut he could only
ma bil sheep n appears that lhu
balance had boon drposod NJ by Corh.
ran TO another party
Later NuAlllNDr found 200 hoad OF
his sheep I'm the possession Of another
sheep man ma attached them ~ tho
sumo herd wore also 500 shcop Whyh
Cochran had moUgagcd 10 the Come
lnorrlul National hnuk Of lhls city, rho
bunk lonncd Cochran Al 500 uu 2Onl
sheep but when N attempted 40 hkn
possession of the SHEEN mono could ho
found ul Ull which belonged lu Du.N.
ran. Fo fu u hlH onY found 300 OFF
tho shrcp WhI,h wore with me A..
Alllslor herd ana those have pnundy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
Cream Of Tartar.

The pure, unadulterated product Of
the grapo.-.Is the principal iDgredI.
emit In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04

concerned I hope II win not
Bul n IA not well 10 trust 100
much 10 chance, II " well Tint our
sons and daughters shall De sukht
un Independence day ana on othcr
days me duty NJ uninlorlng loyalty 10
rluh ana ~ the nation Of which ulhh
forms 80 important u part
EVILS NOT HERE
SessccNug with oll lls attendant
evils should hr dismissed from the puD'
llo service. n II should ind Itself there
II FL 10 be- hopcd that neither che state
NOR tlp mutton VIII descend mo tue
mllr a. corruption ana dlehonofly M
thor public aHolrt Every cillaon
should bo true 10 MIS- work and his duly
b0th publlo ana private, IN order that
the safety NJ lhp body polite may De
occurred. lhiuklt IN "A case OF conRrUt'
uMtIuu that our gront state has been
sl free nom the evils name II should
bp Kent irr from them, II ghuold bo
the prldo or oyoly cItiaon Of THIS state
thnt N, on she ~ devoted TO duty lYt
and tO personal interests last IN no
other way can wa show ourselves
worthy of the priceless heritage "hlci
our revolutionary sIres hoquealhod 90
us,
NO BETTER DAY,
/ know Of no bcttcr time 10 impress
this anew IN the minds Of our citizens
ana of our Youth than whom they arc
fired with the recollection with deeds
nf grentncHs There is no day
I'm our history ON which thcy
may be- better instructed In tho
midst of rejoicing and OF patriotism
demonstration the mind w plastic TO
receive Impressions which may form
lasting lessons ~ loyalty ana devotion
I'D our cuuutVa cause, These lessons
can be drawn with little onou from
the lives uf those who founded the ma
ton, And their liyos and doods we
arc now commemorative. Speaking
In behalf " the state Of Utah ! wNh
to urge an citizens 10 take these les.
sons seriously 10 themselves and I'M"
n.rss II strongly ON the minds Of their
YOU my follow c,.l2ona Of the state
urp now tho state your children VIII DO
the state In years lo come. what inc
Nuto Dr. Won are Determining what II
vll be- you children win determine n
through your lIyp1 ana your loyalty
hat UNh De- among me hrlUhlcl of lNN
ahta firmly holcyo that through
your teachings ana example those ohIl'
d,cn VIII Nuke il oven moro roep nd.
oul
That lhla may hc 10 IFS the o0wo't
dosWp Of every loyal cIlI2on ITO m1No
10 49, lot everyone eiyo heed 20 me lone
rdns Of The past ana through aoyo-
lion 90 duty and tho good of tho coN'
m0nNcllUh maintain ltnNN worthl.
moss of hpr heritage M liberty ana equal
ughlN ] lhtnh You FOR your o'loo-
ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04

took place on this day l29 years ago
stands ont most prominently IN the
path Of our nation Ia re- present proud
position
PROUD or THE DAY
We have cause 10 be- proud ot this
cyout uu Of the other prominent lnol'
dents M our history The day IN
which the vyuntH occurred was no Or
binary one, Men were not mNlu sitting
Iu the Zap OF Cufr Or drinking nom
tho en- uf perfect peace or eating the
uUIl of acknowledgements There WuH
% strenuous lliH mot only of
lls difficulties hul of llH dnugorH u
Nu8 moi with mplully That they
bearded the Brlllrh Hon In hlg den,
rhoN know when they plUccd their
hand and HoulH To ih6 immortal doCu.
Wrnl creating the embryo of new
nation That thoY took lhur livoS I'm
their band and That death might be lho
lurIpir ON tho one hand they may
hoNo been I'm imagination honor power
lrO1lom thn everlasting gratitude vi "a
gIOlt ana free nation They may have
.DUu with me uuWor of foresight what
Wo WlnnHs on each recurring uunl'
NDWulN of their great work Tho mr.
nE of gDnH. The ringing Of hollE the
pIuudlt ot the sons ana daughters Of
freedom They may have seen these
thiugs ana roioIrod IN the hope Of what
mi9hl come Ca payp liut ON the other
hand they must assutedly have goon
the prison cell and everlasting infOmN
They did not know which Of these
htOs awaited thom They only Know
that when thpir choice was made 4
must lr conclusive upon thom, That
having put their hand 70 the ploW they
must not look hlDN We must hang
together wld one, yes, or We shall
hang separately wi1 another
When The time umo for them 10 sign
the Declaration. they did not know
whether II would prove 10 hc their re-
lease from bondage en- their doulh war.
rant rhey know that they owed u
sacred duty 90 their country ana lo iho
world Whether good fortune or dia-
grace and death would follow thclr ace
lions, WHg not the question with them
That question they could not then dee
eide and therefore they dll not raise
H. The nroblum confronting them WAS
whether ihp united colonies should lr.
main I'm yuWUhgo go Great lrluu, on
become us they hnd % right .o become
"noo and independent states Thl.
problem lfoy decided ON the broad
grounds of human Justice ana equality
and on those principles itc decision
could bc for nothlnN cleo man lndr'
pcndonco Thcro would ho holhol
Justice nor rlPhl I'm th' olllu d'l"lo'I
PATH or DUTY
Therefore confronted with ibis utter.
native they did what we would cNpcul
d ia. D. q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
CARD OF THANKS,

We dcspo 10 extend our heartfelt
Trunks 10 those Of our friends who 80
Kindly assisted us during the loug
sickness ana recent death Of our llltlc
daughter Edna ana also for the hcou'
lul floral offerings
MIR AND Mrs. FRED SMErHuRST
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
FEW ACCIDENTS
MAR The BIG DAY.
Thanks TO Proclamation Of Mayor
It Has Been . Quiet Fourth
SO Far
FIREWORKS STAND ON FIRE.
UorcbcarScd Pyrolcchulc Dlspla, on
last Second South This Morning
Brought 0uI Department

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u,yor ,oea,1,'s a., 'n., - ,,y ,'s,o,,
,orr,d, ,,,rn. nn1 on,,r ,,n..,,,s
,,oa,, ,o,.,,o,. , ,.,,,1 ,,,p,, o.a ,ho
49,
NlB'l' l'' OF inc polne, 'nc R'oINuH
Fourth fo far has been the QnIoiOet In
yenrg. TEg unugun numbor of nngg
,t..,., a. ...,t.., -
"''p''N'V In '"N' N''' VN' Nu"J''' WI
romNrk II seemed uH though every
nag pole ln Tho business quarter ear.
,ied "A o,g and ln IA, .r.oil,pt dlulrlela
.. ,..,., ...,,.
muny u mousse iIohl N d''oIo''l WIN
the National colOra
I'm 90 noon today h1o vorp only
,., ....,.,,,.,.',. ..,.,.,., u,.,,o,,. ..,,,t
WV ''''"V"'' ''''''''" "'""'n' '''"'
delnolIHh'd. ana "a runaway lh' Ith'
occurred bright ana carly nt 6.o3 %, mp
union fl ,,,,u b,, st.uling b frout pf
49,, o...l YAK, FAX, y,,o,.,
INV UI'N"'" '''''I I' ''Uu 'u'''o
barber shop N clsl Second south
street uulptoptIoutllv Of ,0urFo. thl,.y
..t.. IN, ,,. ..t., a., al, ,r,,
''''''h ,'"' wy
tqulb was Wy lolo Nllrrl'l mo lN'
stock OF patriotic goods belonging 10 70
no,riot nupcd unuks ana d general
'".,,' ~, 49,. 'n,. ,,,'. ,o,,,,,,, ..,
'Nplo"on "l ''o'B 'U' VIC I"''oNo' w
a natural sequence to the boys propo'
aition.
u.... .,.,,..a. ,,,,s., ,,,,u ,,,,,y 81,
nne,u '..U'nu y" XXX ,,,,nniU.h bnrhoood
"A' m ,s i ~, .,,,i h,ny ,o "i06l,
ag'u WY ueuvu v, u,'', ,.,,,5i N, ttn,.
OF ,onl'ilW ou, ,llo 5nv ,u'J J,.'uu.,w, W,s
w. Hura We lIoI,l.'', llu'' ,,,,, ",r",,, sS0p
NY ~ lo'' wv WV s,V,, NTiitno vli"h
hl'l VIZ pHnVs, 'othno W",,''"e ,,os "si6
", m oMnu' ~ n1lu uu,''llsg,i ,,,n,,,,,'
he nto ueplllul.' ,v'l'','",' f,s
w out lh' ''Ob'r was '''' WIN WI W.
hlliNai ...........,, ,..,
oIno olhol a',ll'ul WY ~ ,l",l wv l rn
hlhle tIoel hol.u, ','n,n,l "n,iu,ntt'
lNelE, Wgkon %, We eva, sU,ul l',u' W. ,,
MaH lIIsh,,,Nl pn IS,n' i
plohlo. uoluN VIZ NUu' W. "Wt
tlhltol UP n,r'ol uliEElub W. N'ihmtt
ntlor MN WIN "n u'uiuu,1' ,, ,,',,u,i u,
noIso plvG,,a' h', ,.',,,', il,t 5l.'
NAL wreck and away up che street ho
wtb,, N onluuogTiioo Mo th , dTo's',,s cu,,b,
ushn,,r, 'v,t ,o,,,I, nr In.nst uud,r.
,nLinc nri,rs MA borge owl.
Irntiv unusbt 4, vouid hc ', gnod lac,
Ga gn II, ,5d h,vo b,a p,pnc and nn
M,Ss,d ptt unfortunately ar fortun.
n,oly lac golt,ica ,,ith nrothcr uolc
,vhIcb rolioycd him of mo shnflg and
,,nsi,d bi,, nm gn I'M tho vialiatlon
,o ,ho h'Ir Ir.wr.r ,vng ndo0nltely
,o,tropcI Tho bo,so Nus rnurhi nv
iho man iran, gollors' oiablc and rarod
tn,, ,utl No drlvrr All nut of br,ih
.ua ''''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
CAUGHT IN MISSOURI
Matt Cochran, an Alleged rmboalcr
Arrested at Springfield,

Chltt Deputy ehorit j. rorley white
iccoiyod telegram today from Chlcf
n Police ], II, McNult " Springfield
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-03-01
MURDER IN new JERSEY.
Aged Woman Robbed, Murdered
and House Burned to
conceiI Crime.

Mont Clair, N. j.. Feb. "a
Every effort is being made by
the local police as well as those
of surrounding cities to locate
the coachman Of Mrs. Hannah E.
Ross, the aged recluse whose
charred body was found in the
burned ruins of her home yes
terday. The police believe the
woman was roobesl, murdered
and the home set fire to conceal
the crime: The coachman whose
name is Robert Everett, has not
been seen since the fire and the
police believe he can throw light
on the mystery. The woman was
wealthy and known to have had
valuable jewels sin her home and
a large sum of money.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-03-01
COLLEGE TRUSTEES MEET.
Resignatioe Of DR.. Finn Accepted
by South Carolina College
Trustees.

Columbia, Feb. 24.-At a
meeting today of the South Car
olina College trustees the resig-
nation of the professor Of Nor
al Philosophy, DR.. j. William
Finn, was accepted as efectiye
at the end Of the present scholas-
tic year. The resignation was ar
ranged for at a meeting last
summer and DR.. Finn has had it
in contemplation over a year, SO
that it created no great surprise,
although there has been a move
ment among his friends recently
to get the board to retain him.
A committee of organization
was appointed consisting OF j,
q. Davis, R. P. Hamer, Jr., ano
Robert McFarlin to revise and
readjust the class schedule to
fit changed conditions incident to
this resignation and the coming
choice of a professor Of Geology.
This election will occur at an
adjourned meeting to be held
next month, when DR.. Films
successor will also be chosen.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-03-01
TERRIBLE CRIME.
Related by Engineer Of Shoe Fac
tory.

Rochester, N. Y, Feb. 22.-
G. N. McCafrey, engineer at
the shoe factory of Mcmillan &
Gilchrist, last night told the po-
lice a story Of a murder COM
mitted at the factory. The po-
lice are investigating. McCaf-
frey says he was sitting in the
boiler room shortly after two
o'clock yesterday morning
when a man entered and open
ed the door Of the furnace. In
demonstrating with him Nc
Cafrey faced two revolvers
and a threat was made to blew
his head off. Another man and
heavily yelled woman entered
and one of the men took a bl,u-
die from the woman and threw
it into the furnace. The woman
uttered expressions Of anguish
and the walls Of an infant were
heard. The men left threaten
ing to kill him if he told a word.
He says there is no doubt that
an infant was burned in the
furnace.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-03-01

London, Feb. 23.-S Karshi,
one Of the leaders Of the Polish
revolutionary propaganda, WHO
is, now in London, in an inter
view regarding the situation in
Russia, said: 'sThe present lull
i'll the strike movement in Po-
land is only temporary. We have
planned a national uprising next
summer which I believe will
bring us a great measure of self
government. We now know our
true strength as never before.
The only thing which can now
stop the coming national revolu-
ton is the granting of antono-
rnous rights, including a Polish
parliament at Warsaw"