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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-11-13
SKATER DEAD.
General Succumbs to Complications
From a Cold.

Bakersfield. Cal, Nov. 13.-Maj.-
Gen. William Rufus Shafter. L. s. A.,
retired, died at 12:45 p. m. today at
the ranch of Capt w. II. McKittrick,
his son-in-law, twenty miles south of
this city, after an illness of seven
days. despite the best medical at
tentlOn available in California.
While returning from the polls
last Tuesday Gen. Shafter contracted
a severe cold.
The body of Maj.-Gen. Shafter will
leave this city Wednesday evening
escorted by military officers to the
Preside at San Francisco Burial
will be in the post cemetery imme-
dlately after the arrival, with full
military honors.
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Switchman Was Killed.

Chattanooga. Nov. Ia In col.
lision between Cincinnati Southern
and Belt railway trains today, J. e
Edgeman. swichman on the Belt
train. was killed. and two other train
men seriously injured. The wreck
was caused by misunderstanding
Of the signals.
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Property Attached.

Sheriff John Ogilvie today attached
property at the e Rehkopf tannery
in Mechanicsburg in a suit brought
by the American-German National
bank for s26,091.35. The machin-
cry. mules. wagons and stock were
attached Bond will be given to-
day.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-11-13

II. T.. SisR. ct al, to b. +. Sisk
property near Tenth and Jackson
streets. 81 200.
David Tantum to Mrs. NJ. A. Glib
son. property in the county. s265.
T.. ID. Thurman to Mrs. NJ. A. Glib
son. property in the Thurman addi-
ton. $50.
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A Localized ROSS

Since general credence is given TO
the authenticity and correctness of
the interview with Secretary of the
Navy Bonaparte at Baltimore, and
since he insists that his advocacy of
"legalized bosses to name party
tickets is intended seriously, we will,
-erforce, discuss the idea seriously.
&ls by way of apology
Mr. Bonaparte's plan is for the cleo
tors of the party to choose by pOpu-
lar ballot a man, empowered to
choose the candidates for that par
ticular party. His excuse for the
plan is that a party boss or coterie
names the ticket. anyway, or else a
compromise is effected in a conven-
tion that brings out men untitled for
Office. His thought is. of course.
that left to the people. they will
choose a good man to name the can
didates. In this Secretary Bona
parte apparently shares the belief of
advocates of the municipal owner
ship of public utilities, who agree
that corrupt politicians would make
nse OF the payroll of the municipal
institutions to increase their power,
but declare that they will select bet
ter men for office-then.
There are great many reasons
why SECRETARY Bopaparte's idea 4 rs
not a good one, and a lot more why
1t will never be adopted Hence the
apology with which we began
That "legalized boss" would have
10 be more than a mere man in NOR
ais and intellect. One man could not
consider, candidates from all over
the state, and select the best from all
the applicants. His mind would not
be broad enough nor his acquaint-
ance thorough enough to do it prop
erly, even If Influence was not
brought to bear TO direct his opinion,
and he was not tempted to gain some
benefit for himself OF friends through
his selection. Think of the power he
could exercise over the officials he
named, and think of the influence,
they combined, would exercise to Sc
cure the election of a boss" favor
able to themselves next time.
Unable alone TO cope with the stu
-
vice. Who would be his adviser
The same kind that now advise the
.s'boss' we suspect. There would be
nothing gained by Bonaparte's meth
cd. except that the "boss" would be
changed more. often and party dis
cipline wrecked
And last of all, the method is so
un-American. We are trying to stim-
nlate interest in primaries and cleo
lions. with little enough success now
The only way votes can be gotten out
Is by exciting the people in the con-
test. At present the boss" has to !
look after the selection of dozen |
or so men, and If the people AL turn
out 10 the polls they have a chance
to win few of the best men against !,
the opposition Of the "boss" Under
the Donaparte plan, the boss"
could concentrate his efforts on one
man with multiplied chances of sue
cess
Wish we knew Bonaparte better.
There is a note OF ironic humor in
that suggestion that the people nom
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acted on. were yesterday continued
Until next term. Judge Hghtfoot in
Inmates that he will dismiss the cas-
es as but one or two merchants we're
by law compelled to pay, and no
cases were made out against others
sued.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-11-13

The reports are of many game
birds In west Kentucky but they also
speak OF many hunters. If the Maine
woods incidents form any criterion.
by Friday morning there will be
neither so many birds nor so many
in the fields.
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Quarterly Court.

All cases brought by Auditors
Agent Tanner against Paducan
merchants for the alleged failure to
pay a state tax. which had not been
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-11-13
Castro l. DYING.

Winemstadt, Nov. Ia President
Castro. Of Venezuela, is steadily sink
ing. according to sdvices from Cara
cas-. II is reported he Is demented.
The statement Is generally believed
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-11-13

Mrs. Russell Classics all beggars
together. whether they have new
schemes Of finance. plans for church
affairs or tale OF woe. f4m
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-11-13

mate their own bosses to name their
candidates, since they can- nominate
the candidates.
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YOU ooN'T.HsvC TO WALL

Nv ry dose makes you feel better. Lax Fo'
keeps your whole insides right. Sold on the
money back plan everywhere. Price 30 tpis
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-11-13
Daily Thought.

"A plain, honest man is the true
ornament of society"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-11-13

games in Panama will not be well
patronized for the next two weeks.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-11-13

Ed Dickerson. city. %. and Hettie
Rhodes city. is.
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' s.,,sssi,, ,...s;::;G.s.IuCI

tn1s NUV,TI T, I5Ub, T.. J. PaNtOn, gen
eral manager of The Sun, who af-
Arms that the above statement of
the circulation of The Sun for the
month of Oct, 1906. is true to the
best of his knowledge and belief.
PETER PURYEAR, Notary Public.
My commission expires January
%. 1908.
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We prophecy that the baseball
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CIRCULATION STATEMENT.
October-19O6.

Total ...... S,495
Average for October. 1906. .401S
Average for October, 1909. 1912
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11
ARRIVE IN LONDON
Mr. and Mrs Nichoiss Lone~orth Met
at Station Ey Several Hundred
Americans.

London, June 10-Aftar a voyage
which both declared pleasant Mr. aud
Mrs. Nicholas Longworjn reached Lon
don early ibis afternoon. having jour
ncyod from S southampton. where they
dcbarsed from The American line
steamer s. Louis To the beautifully
sDpoi-tcd ruval car on the London and
Southwestern railway. Mr. and Mrs.
Lo-gsorih were met by Ambassador
r cd and embassy s'an while at the
en- rance fo thc station several bun
drl1 American living IA London gath
cred o. welcome The cauple Mr. a1f
trs Langwor'h VIII he tie guests ~
ihe AUrrica7 amb7s sas'ar aed h.s wife
I'd D1rcb sfeT xhiie here
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CAUGHT STEALING.
Negro Vented in ArksEs-s Tried 70
Foe Cairo Officer ~ Playing
'Possum.

Sergeant Covcll had an i1te-ca Jog
experience early ye crday morning.
40 some distanca mp Commercial ave-
7ue he cspicd some one wheeling a
barrow that aemoj 20 be heavily
aden. le STAY. d ia pursuit aud tEe
man wi'h NE harrow suddenly disap
po2rcd leaving the barrow staai.as
p the sfe,t Wfca TIE officer got
ihcre ~ found the mda. negro. lying
on The ground near by. when the fo,-
owing conyer alton took place
Come, gcl up." sammantfI The
officer.
'All right an" elld the fciaw
arose.
Whose whweclba-row is tha'?"
Il don know san. never seed ii be-
To-"
Well take holl cT il and come
along with me"
What. me?'
'Nc YOU aud BE- qs:'cb about it"
"iil do IT, boss bus you IS mistaken
hone you Is, loss
Inc negro went along short "a 81
tanco pushing tle barrow and tlo off
Ger behind him
After a few rod of travel the pr's.
0nCr suggested that the officer walk
on the Sidewalk promising to keep the
middle oi tie road. but the oTicrr do
cliued the promo ition.
az headquarters the wheelbar 5w
was found to bc loaded with Old iron
which furihc- invcs cation prov Il
had bocn stolen from J b Re,ds
foundry on Railroad street ard ihe
whc1ihlrCw belonged to OH kcavr
Ann. = We'll known ncgrss. II de-
vc'ope later in The DAY that the negro
is wanted 81 reckersvii.e. An. as an
escaped convict for whom go -ewa 3
offercF
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WHITNEY WILL RESIGN.

s. Panl Mimi. June 10.-F. T. Whit.
ney. for eighteen years at the head
o fihe Great Mr. herin passenger de-
par;ment has resigned as general pas.
cnstr traffic ma ager. The PES 'g1a-
on takes effect July !. r. c. Stsno.
now general passenger ageB. - the
Great Northern and A. L. CSig. Ee7er-
way ald IN elasyhw it.DqEwycmfWy
al pase-s sar GEcnr Of the Ouegon Rail
way and Navigation Company are men
TONED as possible suseessors O. Mr
Mhitney.
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year. is that the po.icyho' iers VIE
were chosen for election al that mc2
ing, after 50 much care and coz glia
ton with polieyholdeTs on tho plJt )i
MI Cleveland and his aseoc.a q .
should be available for reelec i'm by
direct vote Of the policyholdcrs nest
DecembC~
at should a. o be pointed out that
the election of directors by policy
holders could not occur earlier than
December inasmuch as under the new
law the list of pelicy holders must he
filed five months in advarce of the
elect on. which means in Jgly. As it
is il will require the greatest activity
on the part of the clerical force of the
Equitable 10 complete the lists OF over
half million policyholdera TO be filed
by that time
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FORECAST or NEWS.

The conference report on
tn statehood bin viii be taken
NJ in The United States senate
4. Tuesday as Sona;0r Foraker
. has given notice thal if The
. friends OF he report do noI
move he Will No opposition is
= its consideration anticipated.
. Foraker will lead the fight
. against the report.
. Monday the majority feporfs
. of committee on privileges and +
. elections on the Smoor casa
. will be presented nut further
: consideration of that matter
. win he deferred in favor Of the
. appropriation bill The Panama
sea level canal bill also will be
. discussed further during the
. week. II is not expected that
> rhe conference report on the
. railroad rate bin VIII agaln
reach the sefale this week.
There are many .ubiects of
important legislation crowding
. for consid ration N the house
Of representatives.. The undry
civil appropriation bill still has
. the right Of way, and NAV be
= passed Thtr sday The railroad
rate bin will have 10 be con
, = dered in the house before the
. second conference can be had
. It Is planned to make this the
, first busine Monday,
. The Omnibus public building
. bill carrying more than $50 I
= 00j.000 is to be "a sed under a
= special rule as soon as the snn =
> dry civil bill has been sent 10
. the senate. The early action Of Z
: the week will be the con idera
. tion Of he agricultural bill with Z
. tho worrisono meat inspection 4
. amendment The nlan l. 10 gei 8
, tho hill into conference at the
. earlier possible moment The
. continued ana increasing in
. juiy to the live stock iniSre t5
. have been ae forth with evil
, dent effect
. The interstate commerce 4
, comm ssion viii continue The I
. inve3tigalion Of coal carrying
. and oil carrying railroads, hold :
. ing SEES ions in Washington. 4
, Monday and Philadelphia and 4
/, Cleveland Thursday
, During the week Great Bri I
, tain viii begin ser es of elah- Z
y ofate naval maaauyfs TO test
> the efficiency Of the new adj =
, mi.aliy plans for The psotec
! TIN Of Brftfsh c0H1merce and y
; defense Of the coast. z
) New York colleges and uni Z
. yersities hold commencement .
} exercises this week Tae fea- ,
; ture Of TIE ceremonies a. tNe :
; Uniyel ity Of III nois will be >
) an address by the German An 8
bassador Rmon Won Stara- =
, burg. {
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11
BABES UNLUcKY FIND.

Delaware. Ohio. June 10.-The six
teen-monthc-old daughter of Clarence
Smsle tcday found a pece of bread
snd butter covered with rough on rats
cut under the cupboard 10 poison 70
dents. and died before a physician
reached The home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11
SOCIALISTS BECOME RoWDIEs.

Vienna. Jure l0.-Thrce thou and
Christian Socialists after a meeting in
the city hall his afternoon made a
demonstration against the Hungarian
ministry building where the Hunga-
rian delegation was sitting. breaking
windows. The police hal difficulty in
dispensing the demon tratoTs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11
SHOT BY a CAT.

Belfountaine. June 10-Hhile Joe
Chambers was cleaning his revolver 4
cat jumped into his lap. discharging
tke weapon and inhiefing = very seFi-
osss wound in the mans groin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11
ATTEMPT TO TEAR.
OUT HEART OF
A MAN
SAN FRANCISCO POLITICIAN
MAKES DESPERATE ATTACK
WITH PICkAx.
DISARMED BY TBOOpS
After Being Seized--The Victim, in
Dying Condition, Declares There
Was No justification For
Assault.

san Francisco, Cal, June VIII
liam Bell contractor politician, mem
her Of the State Republican Central
COMMITTEES, man about town is held at
the City Prison while the police await
The outcome Of the injuries which
he inflicted in an attack upon Edward
Kilcline, in a tent in Columbia square.
SO serious is the condition of his
victim that Bell may have to answer
in court a charge of homicide. At
any rate he will have to face a charge
of assault 10 Kill
For some reason that the police
do not understand, he sank the prong
Of piclsaX into the left breast Of
Kilcline and when he was rushed up
on by The soldiers stationed near and
disarmed. KiIcliue is now at the city
and county HOSPITAL and II Is probable
he win die
Victim Was Alone in Tent,
Kilcine in his dying statement, as
fiEiti iAO NGtuNS itl AIC tttki|hs AAN
said that he did not know the man
who struck him down. He was alone
in his tent in the square when his as
sailant rushed in upon him and with
out warningy swung the pickax and
buried it IN his lung. His cries and
groans brought the military officials,
ard as Bell struggled o withdraw the
ax that he might deliver another blow,
the soldiers, up to this time unaware
what was going on, although it was
happening just before them, closed in
and seized the weapon from Bells
hands Bell does not care 10 make a
statement He will not tell what mo-
tive impeled him.
Policeman w G.. Brown, who arrest
ed Bell, also took into custody Eca
OBrien Bells companion Having
no information conecting the woman
with The assault Captain of Detec
tives Burnett was forced to release
her.
Career OF Assaiant.
And so another chapter is added to Il
career that has loaned its bit to the
making of political history and the
framing of legends of the town. For
William Bell. a jolly big fellow with
quiet manners and a headful of wis
dom, sits alone in prison, waiting 10
hear what becomes of the man he
set upon on Thursday night. Either
way Fate deals with Kilcline, Bell is
confronted with something more seri
Gus than anything else he has known
in many years.
Ii is no merely case of a man
charging him with having threatened
when that distinguished Democrat sat
in the Park Commission some years
ago and entered into quarrel with
Bell hat resulted in the complaint
that Bell had threatened TO cut Nc
Donalds throat.
Figured in Fist Fight.
Nor is it as trivial as when Bell
sauntered into the quarters of Abe
Ruef last November, asked for a job
that had been promised him in the
event of the victory of Schmitz and the
party and punctured the refusal of the
boss to place him in a position with |
a straight-arm jolt TO Mr. Ruef's face. !
That punch was politics and Ruef
knew. so there was no prosecution. /
The matter was charged to Bells in |
toxication.
But now a life hangs in the balance |
and no matter what the cause might l
have been. Bell has one of two serious |
charges to answer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11
THE WEATHER
SEHxSsxSxsExEsxsxx@E.p~a'

Cairo people enjoyed cool wea her
street thermometer remain
ing close to So all day and going down
TO near 20 by midnight last night A
strong gale blew from the north all
day and all night making closed doors
agreeable after sun down Although
some clouds appeared in the sky no
rain fol-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11
AGED VETERAN DIES.

Eanfas CITY. No IuHe 1G.-Col-
Henry = Larshaw formerly congress
man a-d active in Missouri politics
suce the Civil War. died here tonight
aga 81 gears.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11
Sun and Moon.
Wsshinnton nnlletin.

Washington. June illinois Fair
Monday, TUESDAY warmer nclthea a.;
fresh northca winds
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11

A man whose hsarJ vas reea7;iy
sewn up IN the a. glal At sI5i.a has
been discharre4 EeTEze.3y cured
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PLEDGED HIS BODY
FOR A DOUBLE
BURIAL
ACCUSED BiGAMiST WROTE or
FUNERAL WITH THAT or
SECOND WIFE.
UNABLE TO FIND HIM
Police CT New York Engaged in Ener-
ge:ic Search fer jaeoo oo-don,
Travelling Salesman on
Bisamy Charge.

New York, Inno t0.-1ac90 Gordon
n travelling salesman OF this city. is
m ssing Letters received indicate
hat he committed uicide at wash
ington D. G.
Gordon Is wanted by the police Of
Hohokcl on charge Of b!gamy 4
warrant was issued recently for a wo-
man VIII said she was Mrs jacob
Gordon Of l02 East Seyentyffth street.
Manhattan. Gordon's wife died in
Washington On Wednesday, and her
funeral was held yesterday n Hobo
ken.
Mr. Gordon Ne. ? was Miss Julia
Dur. IL daughter cf Mrs. owen Duff
Of st3 willow avenue Hob ken. Mrs.
Dur received loe er yesterday from
Gorlrn in wh ca he said that as Julia
was dead and he h1d nothi3g more 10
i've for he wosld liH himself ana that
his fody woula arrive IN time ia he
bu.i-d uith ha wfaa. All tho same
lime Mrs. G rdoa No. / went to police
in Hoboken ana .howed
the ralca 4 letter Of the same tenor
and asked thcm ID communicate with
mo police III Wasbieeton. which was
done.
Married January I.
Gordon and Miss Dun were married
on January / by the Rev. George Fit2-
patrick. in the Church of Our Lady Of
Gface( IN Hoboken. Yesterday Mrs.
DUFF said her daughter had been ac.
granted with Gordon for about five
years. Re told them hts brsy wife was
dead Soon after they were married d
woman appeared at The Duff res .dence
ana aid she was Gordons wife and
the mother OF his two children. Mrs.
Durf said she asked Gordon for an
explanation and that he admitted that
he had TWO children. but insisted his
wife was dead and that the woman
was only h S honsekeeper.
Mrs nuf said the woman wanted to
settle the mat er for $3.50 This Mrs.
DuG refused 20 do. believing in her
son in-laW. Il was soon after tbs tha
Mn Gordon No | went to Recorder
STATION and obtained the warrant
Gordon risaopesrs.
Afcr the warrant was lssrol Cor
lcn djsapp a1d in few days
Nrs Gordon No 2 al left home
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-11
SOCIAL DEMOCRATS
WIN ELECTION
IN RUSSIA
BELIEF STILL STRONG THAT THE
END or GoREMYKlN MINIS
TRY rs NEAR.
CHIEF or POLICE SHOT
Six Persons Killed in aioting at War.
saw--Frerch Cabinet Draws Up
Sta,.malt of TIC Govern.
maht's Position.

81 Peior bug Jnne 10 In snlla Of
The official denial. belef that the ee-
tiremcnl Of the Gcremyk.n ministry
near was reas egted today, by the
Rech the con ituti9hal democra, ic
organ which apparently is looking for
ward hopefully 70 he installation o.
a cabinet moro II harmony with the
low 7 house
The elections in the caucasus are
everywhere going in favor of the
social democrats On acccant OF he
st" lie of sailors of the Black Sea.
five electors at Sukhum were flrce1
to appeal to the government for tor
pedo beat 10 convey them to the Ba-
tum electorate assembly. The aerariAn
di orders are seaaiIH DgeadIGg IN
widely sepanFcd localities. and he
soHcmaui ,a unable TO cope with
them