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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16

r@ra HE hand is without doubt the truest
j indication in matters relating to one 5
IsaSMiSSf affections, whether true or otherwise
gSe:.sssy since the hand reveals the mind,
better still, the lines revealing to
what nerves they cover, connected with the
brain centre. So now the reader who has given
the subject some attention can. with startling
accuracy, tell at a glance the capability or in
capability of ones affection and consequently
need not be deceived by Dan Cupid's pranks
The hand of the Constant person Gig. y has
the mount of Venus moderately developed (a); the
Head line long and narrow (b); cross in the
mount of Venus (c); the first phaanx of the
thumb, strong (e); Heart line well traced,
and forked at the end () with one fork run
ming well up into the mount of Jupiter (g), and
many lines ascending the thumb (h. AS such
we have before US an Individual whose love is
constant and true, in OF reverses love
would not fly out of the window, but stimulate
the individual into courage and become deter
mined to rise to position bigger and better
than ever
LACK OF HEART.
Heartessness- Fig p is indicated by an in
significant mount OF Venus and Sun (a) in
both hands, with Heart line that is straight,
but branches, and often short (b)
Coquetry-(fg. 81 is shown by mount OF
Venus that is exaggerated (a) and Heart line
that is poorly traced, or chained often both
(b).
Serious Hirtation-(Fig. u is shown by an
island the Heart line (a); an exaggerated
mount of Venus in both hands; much lined (b)
Head line that is chained (c) at the first
phalanx of the thumb weak Id.
Disappointment Due to Loved Ones-(F Gig. 81
is shown by many downward branches on the
Heart line (a).
RUPTURED ENGAGEMENTS.
Broken Engagements-(Fig 81 are betrayed
by break in the Heart line (a), which gener-
ally relates to ruptuled engagement, but some
times to defective heart action When the
break is found under the mount of Saturn (b)
the disagreement causing the break has been
caused by conditions not under the control OF
the subject. If when it is found under the
mount of the Sun (c) money was the cause OF
separating the lovers. When the break is seen
under the mount of Mercury (d) the break was
brought about through the capricious actions Of
the subject. The line of Marriage will aid to
throw light on this matter. When it is forked
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16

I'LL HIS is a question which readily comes
II to ones mind as one listens TO the
l,s-=z=I complaints that girls make. No matter
lszssNl how good their position may be, they
never seem to be satisfied.
Even il they have hours from nine until five,
they will complain about the length Of time
they have to work. They forget that the girls
in department stores are obliged to work from
8 o'clock or even half-past l. until 9, for ten
months of the year. An eight-hour day is
something to be devoutly thankful for, but they
do not seem to be able to see it that way.
They are always objecting to the amount of
salary they receive. They know they are worth
a whole lot more to their employer than he is
giving them.
As a matter of fact the employer is a great
deal better able to Judge the value of an employe
than anyone else, for the opinion of the hired
person about the matter cannot help being more
or less prejudiced.
He probably pays them just what they de-
serve and when they deserve more they will get
it, The employer is business man, and he
knows when the services Of one of his employees
are invaluable to him, and when they are not.
| once knew stenographer who was making
$12 week. This, as everybody knows, is a
very good salary for that kind Of work, but still
she was not satisfied. She thought she ought
to be making SIS or $50.
You often hear girls complaining because some
man who is doing exactly the same kind Of work
that they are gets more money than they do.
This is often the case, / will admit, but then
it is fixed fact, and there is absolutely no use
in raising fuss about it, Every time you
get angry about it, you know, you lay the foun-
dations for another wrinkle.
There was once man teacher in one Of our
city schools who making a certain salary.
When he gave up his position it given to a
woman, but she, instead of receiving the same
amount of money, given several hundred
dollars a year less. Now, the woman in the
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
Be Your Own Cross-Examiner

Does the depression of spirits from which 1
suffer come from the need of few days change
of air and scene, which would divert my thoughts
from brooding over melancholy subjects"
care the frequent cases of quinsy and sore
throat in the house due to a leak in the drains,
which allow sewer gas to make its way into the
rooms?"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16
XoA m>on oAmm Cruean
~ %SD0OUV OUV H~eOOUUVO0NNV
BY M a r 7 I N I

on the mount of Mercury (e) the subject in
whose hand it is found is to be blamed for the
break. If when found on the percussion or
striking part of the hand (f) the break is, or
was, the outcome of the actions of the other
party
Happiness in Love-(Fig. y is shown by a
line running straight and uncrossed from the
Mount of Venus to the Mount of Mercury (a);
good Heart line well traced ending with a
fork and one branch terminating on the Mount
of Jupiter (b).
THE DEGENERATE.
immortality Gig. 81, shown by an exag-
gerated Mount of Venus (a) star on the first
phaanx of the thumb (b); cross bar on the
Mount of Venus (c); Head line poor (d), and
Heart line chained or islanded (e).
Influence of Opposite Sex-(Fig. 81 is shown
by branches falling from the Heart line to
Head line, but not quite reaching the latter
(a): one clear line from the Mount of Venus to
centre of palm (b) and star on the Mount Q.
Venus (c).
Fatal Influence of Opposite Sex Gig 10) in,
dicated by line of Fate forked at it's termina.
ton (a); small first phaanx of the thumb (b)
hands soft and Head line soping (c).
The Jealous Ferson-indicated Gig IL
Heart line stretching clear the hand (a)
exaggerated Mount of Venus (b) or a long line
of Heart, running high into Jupiter (c); high
Mount of Venus or the Heart line very close
TO the base of the fingers (d) or a very high
Mount of Jupiter
The individual of Loveless Nature Gig. 12)
has hand very hard with the Life line and
Head line very far apart (a) and bare OF
branches. Heart line short (b).
A FATAL AFFAIR.
Fatal Love Affair Gig 13) are shown by 4
line running from the Mount of Moon cutting
the Fate line (a); the lines of Life, Head and
Heart united at the beginning (b) and Mount
Jupiter very fiat.
Ardor in Love-(Fig. 14), has a Heart line
clear (a); Mount of Venus well developed (b(
and hand flexible The line of Liver good (c)
Desire For Love-(Fig. 15), is shown by fin
gers smooth with tips pointed (a) and Noun
OF Venus and Moon strong nearest the wrist
o.
Sorrow Through Love-(Fig. 16). A cross OIL
the Mount of Venus (a) with the line of Heac
slanting quite close to Life line (b)
Love For Married Person Gig. ~. Al
island on the Fate line in both hands (a); ofte,
an island on the Heart line (b); still more ac
centuated by an island stretching from tn
Mount of Venus towards the Heart line (c)
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16

care the weak eyes which trouble
me the result of persisting-in spite of warming
in reading by the light of Pickering fire, or at
too great distance from the window"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16

the pain from which l suffer after
eating brought on because do not suf.
ficiently masticate my food before !
swallow it?"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16

HE hand is without doubt the truest
indication in matters relating to ones
affections, whether true or otherwise
since the hand reveals the mind, or
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-16

~7HIS is a question which readily comes
to ones mind as one listens to the
lss=<=zSi complaints that girls make No matter
IszsesN how good their position may be, they
...-... .nn,.n L.. he nnfiaGnd
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25
The Social Side.

Mrs. Robert b. Phillips has re-
ceiyed a number OF aceeptances from
the invitations which the social con-
mittee sent out TO the sponsors and
other visitors TO the Horst Show. The
social committee met this morning to
consider the advancement made IN
the social side TO the show.
Among those invited. who have ac-
copied are; Mrs. Frank o. Watts. OF
Nashville: Mrs. ]. II. Lane, OF Mound
CITY, H.. Mrs. ]. II. Love. of New
York Mrs. Leon Denison. OF Cairo;
Mrs. Jake Corbett OF Wickllffe; Mrs.
Lucy stark. OF Bowling Green. Mrs.
Charles Patier. OF Cairo. and from
Marion. KY, Mrs. ]. l.. Wilson, Mrs.
Horace sayre. Miss Kitty Gray. Miss
Blanche Haase: from GAINESVILLE.
Tenn, Mrs. Gustav Warneken. Mrs.
Guy Johnson and Mrs. Anne Berry
man and Miss Wayne Tate Chapman,
Of Morganfeld, Mrs XavIa Haynie. of
Gallatin. Tenn.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25
KNOX AIDS FRIEND OF BOYHOOD
Obtains Place on Federal Bench for
Old Seat Mate At School.

Oyster Bay, Sept. 25.-United
States Senator Knox disregarded all
political obligations to obtain the
appointment to the United States dis
trict court bench In Pennsylvania to-
day of ex-Judge Nathaniel Ewing, of
Fayette county, Pennsylvania. Mr..
Ewing has not been on the bench for
ten years. and was supposed to be out
of politics. There we're dozens OF
applicants for the place. but SENATOR
Knox. who had the appointment. in
sisted that'Gat"Ewing. his seat mate
in country school forty-five years
ago. should have the place. The
vacancy was made by the decision OF
President Roosevelt to appoint Judge
Joseph Burlington. of Pennsylvania
as judge OF the third United States
circuit, which includes Pennsylvania.
New Jersey and Delaware.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25
Negroes Retaliate.

Atlanta, Ca, Sept. U.s. While
party of county policemen were to-
night riding by an alley in South
Atlanta, near the Clark university,
negro institution, they were fired
upon by a party OF negroes. County
Policeman Heard was killed, three
ether officers were wounded and one
Is missing.
The force which accompanied him
captured ten of the attacking party.
Four escaped but six were putaboard
street cars under a guard OF police
and deputies and started for Jail. At
Crews streea mob stopped the car.
Two of the prisoners made dash
for liberty. The mob caught them in
the front yard of the home occupied
by Mrs. r. Thompson, a highly re-
spected white woman. The negroes
were cut and beaten and left for
dead.
Mrs. Thompson, watching the
scene from the porch OF her home.
dropped dead, as result of the
shock, following the excitement.
The police succeeded In bringing
the other negroes to town and they
are now in jail. Later 1t was dlscov-
cred that Sanders AMI Brooks, the
negroes, were not dead and they
were brought to the city and are now
reported dying.
Hundreds of negroes who have re-
manned in the city since Saturday
night left today but the number was
small in comparison with those who
have remained and who stoutly.
though secretly declare that they in
tend to fight for their rights and
their lives.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25
OUT OF BUGGY
CHARLES WALTERS WAS KNOC.
KED IN COLLISION.
Right Shoulder Disiocated and Sc
verely Bruised-Houng wom-
an Escaped uninjured.

Hit by vehicle moving rapidly in
the opposite direction, Charles Wal
ters OF 400 South Tenth street. was
knocked from his buggy last night
at $3.50 O'Clock and his right
shoulder was dislocated. A young
woman riding with him in the buggy
escaped injury by jumpin-.
The accident occurred a short dis
lance east of the ball park on Broad
way. Mr.. Walters could not tell what
was the kind of vehicle. which
struck him. He was knocked
down between the bed of the buggy
and the wheels. but managed to re-
cover himself. get back into the
buggy and stop his horse before II
could run. The driver of the vehicle
did not stop to see what damage he
had done.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25
PREFERS SUICIDE TO CHICAGO.
Christopher Furst Kills Himself In
Washington With Poison.

Washington. Sept. 25.- Rather
than return to Chicago Christopher
Furst 81 years old. committed sui
eide yesterday by taking strychnine
and sulphur Furst had been living
for the last fifteen months with his
stepbrother. Charles Otto. For some
time he had been morose and Otto
determined to send him to Chicago.
thinking Fufst was homesick. When
told TO prepare for the Journey
Furst went to his room and swallow
ed the poison. 1t is said Furst since
boyhood had a suicidal mania A
brother and three sisters are said to
live In Chicago.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25
Proved Spirited ut Palmer
House Last Night.
Society Is Again Asserting Its Inter-
est In the Coming OF the Fall
Event.
SOME OF THE AocEPTANCEs.

Col. Gus G.. Singleton conducted
the auction sale OF boxes to the an
nual horse show at The Palmer
House last evening aud the boxes
brought good prices.
Successful bidders are as follows:
Boxes containing six seats, Robert
". Noble. sl9: Joe L. Friedman,
s25; VIII II. webb. s22; Robert b.
Phillips. 500; Campbell Flournoy
si7; Henry Rudy. sic; George H.
Goodman. SIC; Virgil Sheriff.. SIC;
Ben weille. SIC.
Boxes containing four seats,
deorge &. Wallace. sl2; James c.
Utterback. sl2; Melvin Wallerstein,
two boxes, si1 each; DR.. ]. b. How
ell. two boxes, 81 each; Samuel Ru-
bel. $l2; DR.. II. G. Reynolds, $40;
Henry Hughes, $40; Wallace Well.
$ll; Thomas c. Leech. two boxes.
so each; Henry ]. Arenz. $40;
James p. Smith. $40; william NJ.
Rieke. two boxes. $40 each; Frank
l.. Scott, $40: Cook Husbands, $40.
This makes a total OF s412.
Six boxes of both four and six
seats remain unsold The minimum
price set on the smaller boxes is SO
and only the larger SIS.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25
]. S. ROSS
CHOSEN AS DEMOCRATIC MEM
BER OF ELECTION BOARD.
Executive Committee Called To Nee,
and Canvass Returns of Primary
Election.

j. S. Ross was selected the Demo-
cratic member of the county board
of election commissioners and made
secretary at a meeting last night in
the Office of Sheriff John Ogilvie, who
by virtue of his Office is made chair
man.
On account of the failure of DEM
ocratic and Republican county chair
men to furnish lists from which to
select precinct officers of registration
the meeting adjourned until Wed
nesday when the lists VIII be pre-
pared for the commissioners.
Captain Ed Farley is the Repub-
lican member of the board 'of cleo
ton commissioners.
Committee Wednesday.
The city Democratic committee
has been called to meet at the city
hall Wednesday night to canvass the
returns of the recent Democratic pri-
mary.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25
FOR MEMBERS
TOBACCO ASSOCIATION BEGINS
ITS CAMPAIGN.
Speakers viii Hold Meeting i'm Every
section of County-Close With
Barbecue.

McCracken county will be the
scene of a vigorous campaign for
membership by the Dark Tobacco
Growers association this week. All
sections of the country will be visited
by speakers. and they will close with
a rally and barbecue at Grahamville
next Tuesday. The speakers are
Hon. John Allen. Hon. John X. Hen
drick, County Judge r. T. Lightfoot,
Hon. Hal S. Corbett, ID. A. Cross,
Hon. f. L. Graves and Col. Gus Sin
gleton. They will speak Wednesday
at Massac and Lone Oak. Friday at
st. Johns, and Saturday at Rosslng-
ton and Ragland.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25
HUMAN BONES FOUND IN TRUNK
Discovery Made by Two Men Near
River at Warren, Ohio.

Warren, O., Sept. 25.-F. II. VIII
son and w. II. Lennox today found
trunk near the Mahoning river
containing a human skeleton and the
skull and part of the yertebrae OF
another. The full skeleton was wired
together. The vertebrate of the other
was still held together by cartilage.
With the bones was piece of human
skin about a foot long, evidently
from a forearm. At point where
the back of the hand would be was
a tattooed wreath with two hearts.
Above this was a bracelet with a wo-
mans face In a circle, and above
this were the flags of France. Aus
tria, Ireland and Great Britain, with
the Irish harp within.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25
SEEKS CHAMPION OF ALL HENS
Agricultural Department After Bid
die 10 Eclipse Laying Record.

Washington. Sept. 25.-- Who
owns the champion egg-layer of all
hens? This question rs raised by the
agricultural department through the
temporary awarding of the prize to
fowl possessed by worthy citizen
of Alexandria, Va. The award is sub
ject TO revision and later returns
may deprive the proud Alexandrian
of his laurels. The Virginia cham
pion has since October 8, 1905, 291
eggs to her credit and before the
close of the year will cross the 800
mark. Exclusive of the moultlng sea-
son the hen has laid an egg every
25 hours.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25
riot OF STRIKERS
AT STANDARD PLANT
Company Secures Injunction
Against Union Men.
Member of Sheriff's Posse Shot BY
Kuklux Near Whitesburg-
Another Attempt.
HALL FACTION SECURES ARMS

Whiting, Ind, Sept. 25.--In a riot
today at the Standard Oil plant. in
which several hundred union striking
employees took part, dozen persons
were severely injured. The riot be-
gan when a, party of non-union boil
er-makers were set upon. Many suf-
fered injuries wnen struck by
stones and bricks. which few
through the air. The riot was at It's
height when score of deputies ar
rived to protect the plant. The riot
ers fed. The Standard hopes TO win
the fight by the aid of an Injunction
granted by Judge Tuthill.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25
SHOPPING TRAIN
IL INAUGURATED BETWEEN pa
DUCAH AND PARIS.
Nashville, Chattanooga a 81. Lonis
Grants Boon 10 Merchants
OF This City.

The new time card which went in
to effect yesterday on the Nashville
Chattanooga and st. Louis railroad
shows only one change. the inaugu-
ration OF an accommodation train
leaving Paducah for Paris. Tenn. In
the afternoon. Merchants have lone
wanted such a train which they felt
would greatly benefit them in trade
The train was put on because Of d
favorable investigation on he part OF
the road officials. II is a fast freight
carrying one coach. II makes all the
stops between faducah and Paris
Tenn. and leaves here at 5 O'Clock
in the afternoon. The nrst train IN
arrives at O'Clock. giving shop
pers plenty OF time here.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25
BECKHAM HAS THE PULL.
Seems to Have Things His Way In
Daviess.

Dwensboro, Ky, Sept. 25.- The
political situation here in Democratic
circles Is a one-slded AFFAIR Beck
ham and Hager seem to have every
thing here. The Hays men are work
ing strenuously. but since HAYS made
his speech here denouncing Beckham
and his machine the tide seems to
have turned somehow. Some, how.
ever, will vote for Hays for Governor
and Beckham for senator, leaving Me.
Creary and Hager without the mark
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25
Sought By Assignee of The Z.
Rehkopf Saddlery Co.
American-German Bank, w. \
tl O'Brien and Starks- Ullman p
Company Defendants.
OTHER SUITS ARE BROUGHT

In the matter of the E. Rehkopf
Saddlery company assignment
case this afternoon Deputy Sheriff
Clark Fortson is serving papers of
attachment on the Americans German
National bank, The Starks-U llman
Saddlery company, and w. S. O'Bri-
en-, a warehouse proprietor.
This morning at 1880 o'clock h.
j. Barber appeared in county court
and filed an AFFIDAVIT in which he
stated $50 900 of assets of the as
signed firm were held by w. S.
O'Brien in a warehouse adjoining the
Rehkopf plant at Iii South Second
street. that the American-Ge
National bank held a claim on It,
that some or all of the goods had
been removed to the Conankus Man
ufacturing plant, Ninth and Boyd
streets. and disposed of or were al
legged to have been disposed of in
part or whole TO the Starks-Ullman
firm. The petitioner asked instruc-
tons from the court as to how to
proceed.
The court filed an order instruct
ing the assignee TO, take any steps
necessary to prevent the conversion
of any part of the firms property,
Following this action In the coun-
ty court, the assignee filed a suit in
circuit court. The style OF the petit
ton is r. ]. Barber. assignee OF the
f. Rehkopf Saddlery company
against w. S. O'Brlen, the American
German National bank and the
Starks-Ullman company. The same
facts are alleged as set out in the af-
fidavt filed in county court. ni
The petition prays that an at
taehment be issued against the
property and the defendants proven
ted from selling 1t or disposing of It
in any way.
Inc necessary papers were issued
and placed in the hands of Deputy
Sheriff Clark Fortson for service.
Many Suits Filed.
A material lien" was filed yes
terday in county court by the firm of
w. w. Mooney, of Columbus. Ind,
against the e. Rehkopf Saddlery
company for $9.O16 and today a suit
for the same amount followed being
filed in circuit court by Attorneys r.
T. Lightfoot and w. A. Berry. The
petition alleges that leather goods
were shipped to the firm as late as a
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25
STORY DENIED
That Powers VIII Force Open Door
for Cuba.

Paris. Sept. 10 The limitations
contained IN dispatches from London
to the Continental Press to the effect
that the powers are about to engage
In negotiations with the view of TAX
ing united action to induce the United
States to recognize the principle of
the open door in Cuba in the event of
an American protectorate or the an
nexation of the island. finds no shad-
ow of confirmation here. On the
contrary. the foreign Office declared
specifically that nothing OF the sort
has been suggested from any quarter.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25
NO VALUE
WERE ICE TICKETS ARGUES AT
TORNEY CAMPBELL.
Thinks Cases Against Vassuer and
Williams should BE Thrown
out of Court.

The case against Ed Vassuer and
Hermann Williams for receiving ice
tickets, which they knew were stolen,
is being held under advisement by
Judge Puryear in police court. He
heard Attorney j. Wheeler Camp
bells argument this morning. The
attorney argues that the case should
be thrown out of court on techni-
cality, claiming that the ice tickets
had no intrinsic valu, and that .ac-
cording to law no crime could be
made out of their reception. The
boys are drivers for II. A. Peter and
were accused of receiving and dispos-
ing of tickets stolen from the com
pany.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25
NARROW ESCAPE FOR Sc.
Car Carrying Show People Held Sus-
pended Over Deep Ditch.

Wabash, Ind, Sept. 25.-- Fifty
two persons attached to an amuse-
ment company which has been exhib-
itlng at Fort Wayne had narrow
escape from death near here today
They were in special car, which
left the track and was held suspend
ed over a deep ditch. In the scram-
BILE TO leave the car fifteen OF the
occupants were injured. none seri-
ously. Had the coach not been held
suspended by telegraph pole II is
though there would have been a
large loss of life, as the car would
have descended thirty feet or more.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25

Whitesburg. KY. Sept. % Will
liam Wright. one of sheriff's posse
sent to arrest Henry, Sol and Zack
Bentley, charged with kukluxing,
were seriously wounded last night.
One Of the Bentleys also was shot.
1t is claimed that Mrs. Bentley
wounded Wright. The posse will be
reinforced and another attempt
made to arrest the men.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-25
PIXIES PEAK.
Ascension Celebrated III Colorado
Springs.

Colorado Springs. Col. Sept. %.
The people OF Colorado Springs have
completed elaborate preparations for
the celebration next week OF the
loon anniversary OF the discovery
of Pixies Peak. The date OF the cell
ebraton anticipates by two months
the actual centennial anniversary,
the change being made because the
weather conditions at this time are
more favorable TO outdoor festivi-
ties than later in the year. 1t was on
November 20. 1906. that Pike at
tempted the descent OF the mountain
which bears his name.