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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-17
ORESPONDENCYE
q w1zyty j. E. Najpr. Ks.
Arcybiskupa SymOn W
Bay City, Mich.

ME znani re swych cn6ti gorliwosci'
w dniu tym przyjmowano z ca}a
okaza{oscia J. E. Arcybiskupa Sy~
mon, kt6ry wysfany zosta} przez
Stolice Apostolska specyalnie ma
zbadanie stosunk6w polskich para
f i, ably po}ozyc tame zuchwalstwu
szerzacemu sig zlemu, kt6re jak
rak toczy coraz bardziej nasze wy
Parafianie sw. Stanislawa Kost-
XII tylko kilka dni mieli do przygo-
towapia sic ma przyjecie dostojnego
.Go6cia i Wys}annika Stolicy Pio~
trowej, to tez ME div, ze przyjecie
to wypad}o tax wspaniale i pony
6lnie jak chyba zadne inne, para
fianie przyjmowali Dostojnego Co.
6cia i Meczennika "a sprawe polska
KS. Arcybiskupa Symon bawiacego
cd kilka miesiecy W Stanach Zjed
noczonych.
J. E. Arcybiskup Symon przyby}
do naszego grodu o godzinie 5tej
pc po}udn'u koleja Pere Marquette
z Saginaw, Mich., " towarzy-
stwie sekretarza biskupiego j
kilku ksiezy, pomiedzy ktdremi "a
uwazy}em ks. Alex. Lipihskiego z
Saginaw, Mich. ks. KAHN. Skore-
90 z Grand Rapids, Mich, ks.
dziekapa Maryana Matkowskiego 2
Grand Rap DIS, ks. Rrakowskiego z
Grand Rapids i ks. Nawrockiego
z Chicago, Ill.
W wymarszu ma dworzec kolejoe
wy brady udzia} wszystkie towarzy-
silva W Bay City; poch6d licza~
cy ma diva tysiace ludzi, opr6cz pc
w,ozu i bryczek, uda} sig doskonale.
G}6wnym marsza}kiem by} J6zef
W elter. Domy polskie ulice, kt6-
remi prowadzono J. r. ks. Arcy-
biskupa symon, by4y tax pieknie
udekorowaie, re sam Arcybiskup
podziwa}:~
O godzinie s tel J. E. Arcybi~
skup Symon stahaf ma progu pleba..
nil, gdzie towarzystwo .,Dzwon"
za6piewa}o ,,Niech zyje nam'' ma
Geese J. E., Arcybiskua Symona, "a
co TAME podziekowa} "a wszystko
co idzia4 i s}ysza}, ,,Dzwon" po'
nownie zaspiewa} ,,Jeszcze Rolska
ME zgine}a p6ki my zyjemy -
Chociaz teraz W obcym kraju, pc
polsku m6wimy. Popolsku Gosciu
nasz, dis Gig witamy Jeszcze
Polska ME zgini}a my swoich ko~
chamy", J. E. Arcybiskup Symon
kt6ry pe}en ducha zywego, us}y-
szawszy 6w wiersz zmienil sig ma
twarzy i poblad}, a Ivy mu W o.
each stane}y i b~logos}awh .ea}ae
r4esze stojaca " oko}o plebanii.
O godzinie smej wieczorem roz-
poczeto nieszpory. Pred nieszpora-
mi J.. E. ks. Arcybiskup Symon z
ambony wypowiedzia1 piekne a
wzruszajace kazanie, a najbardziej
dawa} nacisk ma rod zic6w, ably do
swych dzieci m6wili pc po]sku, DO
jak powiedzia}, ,,szko}y same ME
wystawia dzieci ma dobrych pola-
kdw jezeli rodzice ME wypefnia
swych 9bowiq.k6w. "Niesspory 3D.
prawi4 J. E. ks. Arcybiskup Symon
W asystencyi wszystkich ksiezy.
#-S - s.--, .' "
Gazety angielskie szeroko sig
rozpisa}y "a informa,ya wydawcy
,,Prawdy"o J. E. Arcybiskupie
Symon, zkqd pochodzi, "a co Rad
moskiewski miaf Go we wiezieniu
W jakim celu przyby1 do mas j przez
kogo przys}any.
SEP.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-17
NEW YORK.

EEL s.E
NEW YORK, W obecnosci
setek przeohodni6w ma mo6cie broo-
klynskim, jakl6 przyzwoicie odzia.
ny m~ezczyzna wyskoczy4z tramwa-
ju jadacego do Brooklyna, podbieg}
ku 6rodkowi mostu pomiedzy wie-
zami, zawaha} sic chwile, q potem
.przez porecz wskoczy4 do rzeki.
Widziano, jak W powietrzu obr6cil
sic try razy i glove naprz6d wpad}
woda. Tramwaj, z kt6rego wy
skoczy} zatrzyma} sic natychmiast
a motorowi i r6zni podrozni pobie-
gil "a desperatem, ale ME zdo1ali
go pochwycic, MIN wskoczy} W wo-
de. Policyanci W cz6lnach nadarem-
ME szukali zwfok.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-08-25


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MISS Al" il"''e OIL bayou cara La are
registered at 'ne lt'oertson House until
,,0S' o'' account Oh Keno" IeVer at
view orleans MISS May Gutter OF the
D'''o school at nashville was III Law
r'l'eeoarS l"esuay anu wednesday OF
'n'S week she wants any one who knows
Of ollnd enid TO notify her at Nash
Robertson Hopse will bo forwarded
The saliva tb.. hoo,, ,,;thon. , .oor :.
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cro donno,o,r. coIIt,,r s,,,,'', ,s ."e'
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Never IN the way no trouble to carry
easy 10 take pleasant and never failing
IA results are DeWltts Little Early
N'"s'S' These famous little pills are a
CERTAIN guarantee against headache, bill
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-08-25
For Sale.

Truck Farm of q acres . miles north
of Lawrenceburg on Military road, all
under fence, IA acres in cultivation bal
ance in wood and pasture orchard of 66
trees Plums Peaches and Apples, house
of 4 rooms with cellar and cistern, Barn
90 by 40ft. chicken house with sheds
etc. Fer further particulars call at the
place.
A. A. Anderson.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-08-25

Mrs. J. Q. Crump nee Miss Lula
Whitaker has taught for Years in the
Franklin Institute, and | take great
pleasure in recommending her as q
thoroughly competent and capable teach
err.
She is christian lady one who cxerts
a most wholesome influence over those
NTH whom she comes in contact, she
is full of energy and determination and
pleasant in her manner but at the same
time, firm when she is right and the &C
casion demands it.
She had charge of about fifty boys. in
the primary department and later on as
joint principal of the entire school and
lean trpthfully say that She gave entire
satisfaction to MI interested parties.
therefore cheertully commend her
to any principal, Or superintendent, or
community desiring an accomplished
lady teacher.
e B. Cayce, Ex-Secretary of boasd
Of school directors OF. the ninth school
district of Williamson county.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-08-25
Card of Thanks.

! am very grateful to my frieuds who
gave me Snch splendid supp44tJast Sat
urday. ! have the frien1lest feelings
for those who supported my competitors
either Of whom was entirely worthy |
am sure. Hoping that | may deserve
the high honor you have shown me and
assuring you of my life long gratitude,
| am,
Yours Truly
Robin B. Harvey
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-08-25
Wool Carding!

The Fall River Wool Factory is
now in first class order, and under
the management of Rufus Choate
will give its patrons good work.
Leave your wool for the factory
at the "Rpcket" with Tom Smith
and it will be cared for.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-08-25
Private School.

Twill open private school Monday
Aug. 2Sth. will take children years
old, us | combine kindergarten work with
regular school work. Terms cheap =
Below is testimony from Elder E. B.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-08-25
School Opening.

School will open Tuesday, Aug 90,
at 9 o. clock. Examinations will be Civ
en- those who for any reason failed to
the work of their grade last
year. If a passing grade is not made
last years work will be taken again.
+. e. RANcK, Principal
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-08-25
Dirt

We are selling it too, and in way
that itmakes us friends. We ask no
man to buy it without a title. We do
not try to make him believe its all alike
for j, is not We do not advise him to
load up with a big debt, for it might be
dangerous, Soft soap in our business
DON'T do "Mutual aud Financial Bene-
tit to All'' is our motto. Fair }ay and
face the music. See? Investigate your
real estate man then investigate the land
and prices. Don't be hypnotized. Don't
listen to 4 man vino says, al am the
bright shining star and the only one and
that al the Others are dudes and not re-
liable and should be under bond" All
this is tolderall Elevate your heads
and hold them level. Our transfers are
direct from the seller to the buyer.
Come to our coy Office rooms, on west
side of square, or phone us. We have
both phones. Ask for our new booklet
just completed and see how we adver-
tise. We can afford to treat you Hon
orable and give you value received and
will do 50. A trial will convince you.
We invite same.
Respectfully not the only firm but the
firm whom all know.
LOCKWOOD s CRlLDS
Real Estate and immigration Agents.
LAWRENCEBURG, TENN.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-08-25
10 eeeeGgsCG@ &eeSeGg4
! Town And County. :
Observation-Disclosures @

Uncle Duck Howard was in town
Monday
J. ], Kalton OF Appleton wasin town
Monday.
See Gibbs & Bellows new Jewe!ry cad"
in this issue
S, V. Tidwell OF Fall River was in
town Tuesday,
Beautiful Watch chains and Fobs at
Gibbs & Bellows.
The brick work of the court house is
almos. complete,
Miss Dora Parham of Columbia is
here this week.
If You have an interesting news item
notify the Democrat
Raymond Howard af Minor Hill was
here on business Wednesday,
hs" Mathews an" rom Nod'n Oh
Iockcson were in town Tuesday
Newell Sanders Disc plow at $1,000
o"'h' NEA0" 0"oS'
FOR RENT-Two rooms on North
Military Street. Mrs NJ Taylor.
Conner and Earl Cheuault Of Spring
field, Tenn, are visiting J. c. Springer.
q ,va,;. . ..,, r,... g
the 4th district was in town Wednesday.
D. v;a D.e,,,, an, ....,, -, NJ
cc,.,t y,,1.,n4t1 10
ar " c 3 ,1; r,;o
,,,s;',,.a,,, - v.,..noa,,osa $50 ,,;a;r;,,n -
Jo c , 49,
H.. p.;,. 49,. i, ,..'.t:..
-.
N,noloo, T,urnk;os who has been
.sicl, f,, oeyecoI davs i ohlo 81 be in
town ooain
win Eino cot tho Nanny Laundry
Co AZ Sims. stnra Thn host worl, at
the lowest bricps
W;Ilos ,.o.o ,,,.r,ioa Srod,,, ofernoo,
Pow =, pol,,,nJ oHc;o,ol.
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al 'o'u' NNA % ni'oS'
ii yo" I'VE IN 'he country leave your
aunoFy at 0lmS store we VIII 40 'he
best WORK Inc Mo0fy Laundry co.
Let us do your Laundry work. Fry
70 VIA" wen ~ " on ~, P' '" "
"0'N WV '
Genuine Etna Blacksmith Coal A
,''''o''" ''i sue 60 ''D'@' r ,'i "A,'' WV
- n''0 'o'D pay '"o '' " '''
'Nop'
Gibbs & Belew have all kinds of
rings, buttons, pms, and everything in
"p'''0"V0 ''"0'iH 'O' '''' az 'ie"'
P''''''
We have placed some great values or
our bargain counter and remnant sale
Don't fail to see them
NJ. 5. McDougal, Dry Goods Co,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-08-25
M Richardson ,on '1'

Caycs one out ola No. | have from
Franklin and other places where I have
taught.
Mrs. j. o, CRUMP.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
IS HORSES. IS HORSES.
WILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD AT
ARLINGTON HORSE CO.'S STABLES,
IS HORSES

32s7 NJ st. NV. Washington. ID. c.
On Monday the 18th. 1905. at 10 a. m.
VIII McHenry * Bro. have consigned
two car loads OF extra fine and heavy
draft horses and mules. 35 head OF local
horses.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
BISHOP Of LONDON
BOOMS THIS BOOK
"When 1t Was Dark" Sub
ject of Sermon.
RUSH OF PURCHAS ERS
Wonderful Tonic Effect Noticed Upon
the Christianity Of England
By the Clergy
RUSH OF PURCHAS Err S

LONDON. Sept I6--When the Bishop
Of London. in sermon preached in
Westminster Abbey. asked his hearers
When 1t Was Dark he did not real
lie that he was inaugurating the most
remarkable religious and social SEN
sation England has known in years.
The novel, written two years before by
an unknown writer whose pen name had
never appeared on any book before. had
lain unnoticed on the. shelves of the
book-dealers and in the cellars OF the
publishers before the alIusion TO IL by
the Bishop of London. II is now the
best selling book in England. the tota
1oo, 900, while the demand is every day
increasing
II is in its wonderful tonic effect upon
Christianity in England that the sale OF
the book is showing its most remarkable
effects II has become the theme OF
hundreds OF sermons. and long extracts
are being printed I'm the secular press as
well as in the religious publications. Il
is known TO have been the cause of Z
number OF stirring revivals throughout
England, and its strange effect Is in
creasing daily.
The book tells of the death of Chris
tianity for six months through the con-
spiracy organized by a millionaire pos
sessed OF I frenzied hatred OF Chris
tianity. and who was resolved to prove
all the basic principles of the Greed
false. The reign of darkness which fol
lows his success in blasting the faith OF
the followers Of Christ is desc ribed II
n most Impressive manner.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
Bunau-Varilla Advocates
Building of Lock Canal

Beyond q doubt a lock canal should
be built across the isthmus of Panama.
In that way alone can the great prob
lens OF the Chagres river and the Guile
bra cut De overcome within a reasonable
time
In five years az most I am convinced
the United States can open the great
waterway TO traffic, IL the plan to build
a multi-level lock canal IS decided upon.
] am prepared to submit to the consult
tas board OF engineers at a hearing on
f~a.sday, a plan by which this multi
level canal can be so constructed that
Il will be possible TO convert it into
sea level canal in future without dis
turbing traffic"
This statement was made last night
by NJ. Banau-Varilla formerly the dip
lomatic representative OF the Panama
government in this country. who has
now returned TO Washington to appear
before the international board OF con-
Nj. BunauVarilla was shown a copy OF
the Presidents remarks addressed TO the
consulting engineers when they met the
President at Oyster Bay recently. He
considered the Presidents emphasis OF
the fact that the canal must be built
with great speed as an indication that
a lock canal must surely be decided
upon.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
NAN AND HUSBAND
REACH NEW YORK
Says Martin Is Her Only
Love.
SHE WILL SHUN N0T0RIETY
Will Never Go Back on the Staga
Attracted No Attention in
Gotham
SHE WILL SHUN N0T0RIETY

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Nan Patter~
son and her husband returned to New
York tonight from Washington. where
they Were quietly married at noon to-
day No one recognized her and she
attracted no attention OF any sort.
On her way over in the ferryboat she
expressed her pleasure with this:
Il want no more notoriety- I have
had more than my share OF 1t and ali 1
want is to be left alone. Leon and I
We're children together and 1 now real
ize that ne is the only man / ever loved.
We had our quarrel and separated,
3 but 1 have had time to think over my
past mistake since then. and 1 now
want only TO be permitted 10 live with
him quietly and untouched by notoriety
of any sort.
Il shall never go back to the stage. ]
have given up that life for good, and
viii find my only happiness in living
for Leon alone. l am certain We shall
be so happy Leon loves me. and in my
moments of quiet reflection / am con-
vinced that / love Leon.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
OLD GUARD WILL
VISIT GETTYSBURG
Delegation Going to Sons
of Veterans Reunion.
PARTY DEPARTS TOMORROW
Many Will Be Accompanied by Wives
and Daughters, and Good Time
Is Anticipated
PARTY DEPARTS TOMORROW

Arrangements are being made Tor
large delegation OF the Old Guard 10 go
to Gettysburg next week TO attend the
twenty-fourth annual encampment OF
the Sons of Veterans, to be held Sep
tember IS TO % The party viii leave
tomorrow morning on 4 special car at
tached to the regular 10 O'Clock train
OF the Baltimore and Ohio railway.
Lieut.. Charles L. Patten Will head the
delegation, and Sergt. NJ. M Lewis will
bear the colors Of the organization
Sons of Veterans Guests.
The Old Guard will go as guests of
the Sons of Veterans Many of the for
mer participated in the battle of Get
tysburg Major Z. R Campbell. past
comma nder-in-chlef of the Sons Of Vet
Grams. VIII go with the party.
Many of the old soldiers will be ac-
companied on the trip by their wives
and daughters Wednesday will be
spent on the battlefield. when the North
and South will shake hands. where
years ago they crossed swords. Here
and there an old soldier will stand on
the field and tell how not twenty feet
from that very spot he received the bull
let which cost him an arm or a leg.
Among those who will go on Monday
will be Lieut.. Charles L. Patten. B. F.
Graham. NJ. Nj. Lewis. A B. Brunt.
Sergeant Montgomery, w. H. H.
Hoover, G. w. Scheerer w S. Seymour.
w. s. Odell, A. F. Densmore. n. d.
Adams. and Major E. R. Campbell.
Tanner Honorary Member.
The Old Guard has always acted as
escort to the Department Of the Po-
tomac, G. A. r. Corporal Tanner. who
was elected commander-in-chief at the
convention in Denver. Is an honorary
member of the Old Guard. and next year
| the members are planning to attend the
encampment at Minneapolis as a compli-
ment to Corporal Tanner.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
GIANT SKELETON DUG
UP IN WISCONSIN SEWER

LA CROSSE. Wis, Sept 16.-Sewer
diggers here have unearthed a skeleton
and a stone tomahawk. teeth one inch
long, leg below the knee, twenty-eight
inches long, portions OF a skull found
indicates fifteen inches from jaw TO the
top OF the head. The man must have
been between eight and nine feet tall.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
ARLINGTON HORSE CO.,

32S7 NJ 81 NV. Washington. ID. c.
&. +. Kendrick and w. l.. Palmer.
sel6-2t Auctioneers.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
POLICE BREAK UP
ANOTHER CRAP GAME

A crap game was interrupted about
$50 o'clock last night in the home Of
William Harris, colored, twenty-ons
years of age. by policemen of the Sew
enth precinct
The five persons playing the game
were placed under arrest. and a fine
pair OF dice, together with the stakes,
were also taken to the station house
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts incurred by my wife. Lydia i.
Brighton. except on my order. MARK
NJ. BRIGHTON. sel7-3t
THE MEMBERS Of the Bar of the Dis
trict OF Columbia are requested to meet
in the old circuit court room at 3
O'CLOCK y. NJ. MONDAY. SEPTEM-
BER Is 1905. for the purpose OF attend
ing in body the funeral OF their late
professional brother. Andrew B. DuVall
The funeral Will take place at 3.30
o clock y. m. at the Metropolitan Meth
odist Episcopal Church. corner Of John
Marshall place and G street northwest
CHARLES w. CLAGETT Secretary
Bar Association. District OF Columbia
-
HAVING disposed Of the drug business
conducted by me for the past six wears
at 30 IS Fl st. NV, To- Messrs S NJ
Wagner and A. ii. Keim, graduates OF
pharmacy. / bespeak for them the same
generous patronage which has been
awarded - me. All bills due me are
PAYABLE to the new firm. c. l. KRAUS
Having purchased the above business
we beg 10 announce that we shall con-
duct a reliable pharmacy. carry on
hand at all times complete line OF
pure drugs. chemicals. and toilet preDa-
ratiCns. and VIII spare no effort TO sat
isfy our patrons as to quality. prices
and services rendered. S. M WAGNER
q CO sel6-2t
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
MAJOR E. R. CAMPBELL,
Past Commander-in-C Chief, Sons of
Veterans.

post OF minister to Ecuador in place
of Archibald ] Sampson. resigned. Mr..
Sampson will leave Ecuador the last Of
October.
Howard D. Van SAINT. of New Jersey.
consul at Guelph. Ontario. appointed
consul at Kingston Ontario.
Alexander Heingartner. of Ohio, for
merly stationed at Trieste. Austria.
transferred 10 Guelph.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
AUCTION SALES.
BEAUTIFUL lO-RoOM HOUSE AND
100 CHOICE LOTS AT

BEAUTIFUL l0-ROOM HOUSE AND
100 CHOICE LOTS AT
PUBLIC AUCTION. Thursday. Sept. q. 2
o. clock p Brentwood. Md.
ONLY ONE CAR FARE.
Beautiful oak grove around house.
School. churches. and postofiice at hand.
WHY pay rent when you can buy fine lot
in this beautiful subdivision. full OF very fine
houses? You only have 10 come and see for
yourself and you cannot help but buy.
House is situated on fine knoll, surrounded
by beautiful trees and shrubDery-and very
fine view Located the corner Of 34th and
Campbell streets. Brentwood. Nd.
Take @ st. City and Suburban car and get
of at District Lne-ONLY MINUTES walk
to house.
All lots located high and good drainage
TERMS VERY EASY: you can SUIT yourself
For further information inquire Of
J X. :. DONALDSON CO. $50 10th St NV.
Or DIR. CARA. office, III 18th St NV
sel7st
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
EX- REPRESENTATIVE
.0'HARA is DEAD

NEWBERN, n. c., Sept 1s.-Former
Representative James E. O'Hara died
today at his home here. He was sixty
West Indies.
He was a lawyer OF ability and was
well known throughout the South
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
LIEUT.. c. L. PATTEN,
Will Head the Delegation to Gettys-
burg.
CHANGES IN CONSULAR
SERVICE ANNOUNCED

OYSTER BAY. Sept 1e.-The follow
ing changes in the consulate service
were announced by Secretary Loeb this
afternoon:
Joseph w. Lee of Maryland. United
The Washington times., 1905-09-17

Open-Air Sacred Concert Today
BY Naval G. +. Band. Take Pa. ave
cars marked r and G. going east.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-26

After that | left, not remaining TO
see II had injured him badly
The police found a wagon, spoke
near the scene of the killing, and sup
posed Marable used this, hut he says
he did not,
Brown was an industrious negro,
and had parents and wife and chill
dren living near the scene of the trag-
edy, Chief of Police Collins says
that Brown was good negro except
that he was lighter when he got
started, aud many of the negroes
feared him Marable, who Is about
80, has also been considered a good
negro so far as getting into serious
trouble Is concerned,
Coroner Grow has summoned a iu-
~ for tomorrow TO hear the evidence
In the case. Marable has been lock
ed up without bail 10 await prelimi-
nary trial on charge OF murder
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-26
COW QUESTION
win BE Passed On by Judge Sanders
Tomorrow.

Police Judge d. l.. Sanders is this
afternoon hearing argument in the
COW ordinance cases and will render
his opinion tomorrow morning at 3
o'clock
There are about half dozen resi-
dents summoned before the court for
a breach of ordinance. for permitting
their cows to run at large in the city.
These cases have accumulated since
the ordinance went into effect, the
court having given the COW owners
time in which to prepare defense.
The attorneys announced ready for
the argument this morning and the
court set this afternoon for hearing
the argument
Attorneys Campbell and Campbell,
and c. c. Diuguid are attorneys for
the COW owners.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-26
pence CommIs,aon 10 Mod.

Washington, June 26'--The fol
lowing was given out al the White
House this afternoons 'The presi-
dent has received from the Russian
aud Japanese governments a state
ment that the plenipotentlarles of
the two countries will meet In the
United states during the first ten
days OF August, The president eK-
pressed 10 both governments the
wish that the first meeting take
place in Washington.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-26
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
Two Into Paducah--St. Louis Crowd
Returned Today.

There were two excursions into
Paducah yesterday, one from ST
Louis via Brookport, and the other
on the Dick Fowler from Birds
Point, Mo
About 45O came by rail from St.
Louis, and about 325 on the Dick
Fowler, The Fowler's crowd came
from Cape Girardeau and way sta
lions, going to Birds Point on the
Big Four and taking the boat there.
All we're very orderly and both
railroad and steamboat handled
them without accident
The crowd that left a day or two
ago for ST. Louis returned this morn
ing. There were about ESQ on the
excursion, and all had pleasant
trip.