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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
Local Board Of ChaIIt.e,
Ponce, Porto Rico.
4 I0s intaYesGdos

Para 90 msior reAliS&eidn 90 do 10
mayor publicidAd aeeres do 10 DIS
TRIBUoIoN de los sarvisina que uressAu
los ssi1ores AAdicos AuxlIiarss do So
nidsd do Ponue. DtarlAmsntsuss
insluao los diAs dc 1ealA.
MdHdnc: do 0 IL. Conaulta 90
10 Pcliclfn;eA Hospital Trieoohs). A
les II, aslssensis domiolIiAr & los 60
tarmos euyoa enoarg Ados dsian 10 di
reoeiou On oil Hospital Trloochc.
1Grde' dc 2 IS. Oousuisa ca Ia
Polioiinloa del HoaoitAl TrisoGhs 90
M6dico inssrno dol Hosuttal De 81 4
s, inspscoi6n do Ia matAnHe 90 el ma
S&dero por sl AuxiliAr do Sauidr6
sneArgAdn dal xsrvieio msdioo do Aod }
el disIrito Oesss de Ia aiud&o. A lss
S, nuevA AsiAtaoeiA domiai inria ilimi
GAdA CON 81 utmero de loa snierrnna
auyos encsrgadus deiAran la diFecai3r
On oil hoapisAl.
NOots: Do 8 . 0 a. IN. Esrviein Dc
ra los pobres por Cl Hedioo interuc
del Hospital. Visitsa do urVaucis
suRudo 10 requisr0 al easo, aer&r
i1u = lmenta nrAakE6A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
LMPRESIOIES Y NOYICIAS

--s'gus tomsndo cusroo Il rumor
que - hano registrsdo squf' de que
los repub ioanos trAerfsp G inte De Fe'
duslss y Juana Disx, para inscribirse
On Ponce. Es ptcessrio que esteo
slerts los unionistss, psra no Hr VIC
t!mss de un sr gai1o. Va se ssbe que
los rspub icAnoa no 20 parsn en- peii
llos para sonaeguir 30 prop6siso' Do
bsmoa esssr siemp pre- dispuestos q nsu
tralizar aus malaa srses
No bien tsrmiue 50 z'ffA 10 cen
trsl fransess, gus sel& 4 foes del en-
.rante mes de Julio, pvs'isrA q los
urimeros rabsios de ls VIA feersa que
sepfa su proy.cso pArs 10 c'ndueai6n
de- GO ~ ds,ds Porc hassA 1'Absls'
Esa vie tandr& ramin'ac ones en- VI
r,ss hasiendav. Es una obra que d.
"a gran i'm ,ulao d 10 igticultlrs, en
estss ccmsrcas.
e4- SO ha recib!do en- ei Lon ron
csqo uu gran sursido On cslzado para
ssfioras, dc charol, glas6, color en- I'M
page, blsncos J cabrisilla, 10 formai
distintas. Para nifos espec'siidad
an ealxldo fuerts para ir q 10 esoueia
y Hno para veatir. Un'en exlerds
dores de ca'xado sh srol y ssbritlila
para h ,mnre msrca sUniverssls dc
81. msjor On torms ycAlidad 81 sFlor'
heinz y demAs. sombrsros, sorbAias'
eusllos, pufios, eamisas, 8 irfiaidad de
arsfculos para cahal'eros mos.
M,fAnA said d para SAlinsi
sIguucs oradores unionissas do ess'
eiudsd, con obj'to de ssisIir q IN MI
tin dc propaganda rolfsioA en- sque
pr eblo.
Ell pusnts aumtrglble dc mAders
cue ostS sobrs ell rio Porlugres q Ia
entrsdA del Coto, 90 encuentra podri
do por AlgunAs parties resulsa VI
peljgro para les viAI daLtss. Se "
que muchas dc aus tAb.as 0 rssissi
ran por largo siempo & una fleri'
presi6n.
-HA 10 lecido don FeItx Color
hombre de tien y Artia q mi loo d.
reeomepda bles dttss Luchabs co.
ardor 90 nuestrAs alas y era vice
presidente de ID Sub iunta uniopiss,
del harrio AZ.
Acompsi Il ,mos & aus desolsdos IL
mlliares On IL pena que les lie,
Los or&dores unionittas que aal
dram manana para Salinas aon oil Il
csneiado CAnAles. Cordero Aatos
Per,eEs y Armandn Roa-fgus7. 'os
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
LA CAMPAAA POL|T|CA

Ua g,bsrnador rscto, pnoa t.lbu-
males irisx'hles, una polisia eelosa
en- el eum plimieuto de au deber. una
socisdad psrfectsmente garantixads en
lA exOrssi6n &c sus ideas. no psrmi
ser, no puedsn permit,r, que s'gsn
tomando esrta de nAturalezs entire
nosotros la algarsda. 10 turbulencls
y el sscAndslo hssta convertir las 60
lies do nus.tr q pob scionss en- vsrds
dsraa sucursales de Sierra Morena.
Paro IL ret csrcia no, zofiosa, la
calumuia artsrs, In v'cosA mentira,
81 &C isms immoral. ennr eutrAn siem
pre- ambiepte pro oieio den ie mspifes
tsrse. porque hablan On VOC bsjs,
sonrfsn discretam spts, paaAn ain de.
Jar ruido, & ipooulan con sutlle2A 81
vtn ano On oil alma dc 10 aencilla mu.
shedumbre.
TAmh Ga 90 presiso eatar alerts
contra e't,.
Y pouer en relieve Go Continue,
aur que el pdblico Sc canae 10 que ha
sido, y sfguirA siendo para Puerto
Rico, 10 tdersa, polfsiea que ss en-
vuslve, sin merecsrlo, On 10 augusta
clGmids de lA rep6 ,liea.
Es el tema do siempre, psro tens
moa que iusistlr sobe 81, hAsta one
| desapafezsa su oportunidad y Sc aba
me On los aombras del olvido 10 causs
que 10 produce.
SNo Cd una rcca 10 que presende
esrrarnos sl paso?
Pues hay que estAr sobre ella ,
contra ella haata deatruirla.
La coDciencia popular neessits
salvar csc obstSeulo.
~
Nos sgltAmos On plsna propag an
da electoral
Fiisse 81 bueu pals en- 10 q 10 pro
pagan unos y ottos.
Yea de que mAuera Ia selecci6r
20 opera por II misms, ain necesidst
dc que agantas extsrnos 10 imppl plaen
y como van quedando solos, solos
solos, los cue sembrAron 10 diacordi,
On "a propio ps1s.
| EAa1 reccgieddo el ftuso dc 0,
mala coaeehs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25

Que % diria dsl fraile prediesdor
que predieass en- Cuaresma Ell syuno
sus oyentes. dss pu6s de hsbsr en-.
bAulAdo buenas loniAs dc toeino en- 10
evsngelisa parz,?
SsgurAmente 90 dirfA de tAl cogu
lie que % IN sole mnfaimo hlp6crita.
Puss On oil mismo caso % sncuen
tra el partido republicauo cuando
vAcfa ante los oioa del pals sus Altor
iss rspletss do buenas palabrss. por
que ming ms de esss palabras estS en-
arm onfa con sus actos.
Predica, pero no practices.
nj mas ui msnos que como el trai'
10 predieador.
Plat6nicos abstinsntes de polft'cas
In mourezas qua ds'ds leios dsnuuci
oil tof) del toeino raneio.
-.
Nos sgitamos en plena propagAn
de- electoral
Sc . eeina unA luchs msgns que
hs do ar por sodcs eoneeptos desAs
t-o'a para el vsncido, sunque rssu!ts
ma I tel para unos gus para otros.
81 10 Uni6n aAliess derrotada -es
ubs simple h p6teais mo por ESQ que
dsrfs destruida. Sc repondrfa inms
dias ments del dsscalahro y volveria
ot-a yes al comhsse, en- la certidum
brs dc obtencr ei triunto fnal.
81 sl psrtido rspubl 'cano pierde
10 jornada--y sstA 60 una vsrdad pro.
fsi!c a-no 10 sguardA mas que la
mrerte, pero no aiu sntss pssar poi
to'tsl,s horrorss do 10 decadsncis,
Mas, snpque teng gsmos al trsnss
VI adversario mss debl que nosotros
M tor ESQ dehsmos descuidafnos or
vig'lar aus nsnores movimientos y 90
tAr Ale,ta para rsducir polvo sui
IN qulnaaiopes todas, porqus muchsl
d elts redundap. "a que no en- per
clio dc 10 Union, on deser4 Tito do
psi
A vecss, haio las trases msiosal
y lss mas clltAs prote.tas SO tscond'
IL proosgauds del odio para hsrir
nsnsAlva, como ierpients sg zApad,
entire Aorss.
La tiempoa han camhisdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25

30 vAyan tamb!ea a'gunos oiros CO.
rfeligionartos.
-El cAlor 90 insoportsb'e en- Pom
GO. Nos sehich harramos sin remedio.
Auehss familiaa AbAndonsn 10 ciu
dad huyendo del cslor, y van oil cam
20, % buscs de suaves brisaa.
Don Pedro JuAn Cabrera, repu.
hlicano que ha tornado parts en- los
m.ins de su psrtido, hA ingrssido 90
10 sgrupsci6n unionista.
-Ms6ana hsbrk 10 buen match de
base ball Ss c, ahrara 'n los t-rreuoa
d.l Castillo, ensre los teams Espsria y
Atenas.
LA policis ha dsnunciado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
ELISA TAvAREz De STORER

Uns busna not!c,a para los d.vo'
tos del srte musical 90 Ponce.
La distinguidA piAnista seiora
Elisa TAvarez de Storsf, vendrA & ss-
to ciudsd & primeros dc Julio pr6xl-
mo, desde Arecib,, donde reside, con
obje,o de dar un corsicrto.
Su prop6sito ea lsvantar on Pom
60, con los fondoI que dicha Hssta ~.
,fstlca produxsA, IN mausoleo 50
padre sl iaolvldable pia ista Manuel
Tavs'ez.
No dudsmos QUE or coptrar& busna
seoglda on Po zee Csc hermoso pensa.
mIsnto de ternurA flial.
TAvsrez uno de los artistas
mas justs ments renombrado do Puerto
Rico.
Hi, do ssta eiudad, 90 una dc los
gloriAs m&s legiiimss do Popcs,
Nersee, por tanto, IN homer sie
p6.tumo, y nadie mas obligAdo d tri
hM&rsslo que 10 siudsd donds naci6.
vivid , muri6 el lianiss', Uganda q
ella su nc mbre de nm m9do lmpsreCs.
dsro & iudeatructible.
Elisa TAvartz o. tsmb6a poncefi q
Dor sl cora x6n y por 10 cana,
Y 60 una artis.a de exquisitas fa.
cultAdes.
Nusstro rablieo gasAr& oy6ndola,
cumplisndo oil propio tiempo un deber
pa,ri6tieo.
saludamos stsetuosAments { Ia
distlr guida com Asriots, alentsndols
4 que psraevers On % noble idea,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
AVISO

Be vonde por Ia mitad de su valor
un aparaso para tshricsr debidaa car.
bonatAdas. Sc compone del generator,
tres tuentes con sua eorrespondisnsss
lsvsderos de gsz, uua meas para lle-
uar oossllaa dc tAponea de gravitaeion
= nn llenador do sitones.
Para informes dirigirse en- Canuy
A. ANTONIO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
PUAT0S SUtl70S

30 tiene Ga Puerto Rico una dsa
inedida ahci6n 4 las csrrersa univer
sisariss. Decimos desmsdids. poroue
oil pals no ouenta con los nedics re
cesarios para sostsner smpliamsnts 4
lAs numerosas pcrscnas cue con el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25

produeto de ssas ssrreras Quisrsn vi.
vir On 81 De 10 mstr6poli nos vienen
ahcgadoa a porrillo. HonrosA pro
fesi6n, sin duda. Pero NO zeris me.
ior que llegsran do Alli sgrIcultores
aleecionados por los mesodos modsr
noe, que en- prendan en grando sseAls
10 regeneration agricolA del pals?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25

e. PONCE GROCERY

Ss vsads arttc iios altuautiaios,
dtrectamsuts imoorsAd0s de- E,tA tos
Uoidos. llev&1d1ss q cata del com
prador. aursido sisrnprs frasco. CO.
mAre'o1 -Aosrtain "a T+lstAfnno 81,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
L(tO POA(tNO

GALE MAYOR, 81,
Dire5orG: SrU Ana R0quG dc D,lprep.
Daada el 70 de Jual1 essa 1lsasr&
una Gisse de vef@no psrs l0s aapt.
rantes al ctr LHesdo do maessroa qrd.
dlddos.
Los mseateos r1rslsa dc Is Isls,
tsndrkn sussfAaEa y SloiAnIsuto pos
e22 81 mss, nago Rds sals3a, EaSs.
.6AnsA sllA 81
ponsa MAVo de 1868
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
1910! 1910!

MI DOLLARS -Ss prsasrts una
migaifca ce&Aiou de aIosIarss Goa
mas @ msrol dicho capita en uu ms
gocio Rsrio AgsnaiA Comersla d
vaiioIss relHSionss, reganssdo por
psrsonA de reconoaida comps,snci&, J
euy0s busp0. rendimienl0s 60 oompro
hAr2 iicllmanta. El soeio pusds ser
c1mAnditAlio, 8 xsllvo al siena oondi
elons.
IntormAr&n en- 10 NotAria MAtien.
30, Marina 7. Poe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25

20 i'6u 90 ess individuo do andAr
ma gessuoso, semblants suatsro y por
to respectable que no he prodrcdo
pada , mira & lodo sl mundo por On
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25

alma del hombro. cveyspdo que ns die
vale mks que g.? No hay que pregun
tar su nombre. Un nscio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25

presentation que lienen en- Puerto Ri.
co les bsllas letrss Selects y numa
rosa. Hay possas, dramasurgos y no.
velistas mas 6 msnos ir6disos. Solo
fAIta una cosa importAnle; el critieo.
Y osra cosa mis imporsanls All !: el
+ 6blieo.
L. penA mas ir6nioA J srnArga
aie -tela el essriior qus planea y pu
biieA bellas cosAs, ca Ia plena cersi
dumbre dc no ssr leido nj eomprendido
Ia genu a 'xl6n requiere arte. E,
10 ma, d f(cll que ex sse on 10 amable
psioologfa del saludo. Para merecer
el titulo de maestro es nsessArio for
mar un Areo pe,fecto, ocn precision
geom6iriss. PersonAs que no valer
NADIA, sin tslento, sin eulturs, si1
honFs'ts, se abreo paso ca el mundo
por ID Asxlhilidsd refuadA do 81 es
Pima dorsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
Barber1a Atoctla
DE lLAlO uRIlEA

DE JULIO uBInES
Viaisad eate AcredH ad SAl(n J
eusonsrar6is nn servls!o nerAdo y
rApido.
Perippsrfa f'snaasa, Bsaos sma
riea noa fcioa y tibloa, shampoo, Pie.
drA ntsA ptoA. Aparsados. Sc I'D.
rnitau aho Anos & precios conveDsio.
oatea AtoohA ndm. 2. Ponce, p. +.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
Roberto Graham

TNARNRRRO
Tallsr de Aaqulnsris, Fundia,6n ,
CArretarfa. Agensiz do os Arados
GDosrss, los msiorss Qus 20 fsbrisAn,
Marina Is. poaoa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25
"a ESAERkLOA

Federico Toro & 60. Poncs
Sc avisA { les ssnorss eomsrciAn,
teE dc % 1slA que tsnsmoE aismprs NJ
gran surti6o de sonbreroa ds pals
del psia hormHdos en- IodAs iormAl
Preaios limiIAdos por dosenAa. Rop,
beohs para hnmhres
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25

No podemos Queiarnos do 10 70.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-25

mala coaeeha
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-27
HEARST CANDIDATES..
Ruled on by Decision of New York
Court.

New York. Oct. 27.@While the
gubernatorial candidates of both
parties were campaigning upstate
today there was no dearth of politi-
cal interest in this city where the
court decision practically wiped out
the local, congressional, senatorial
and assembly tickets of the Indepen-
dence League. Reversing the ruling
of the board of elections the appel
late division of the supreme court
declared that the many nominating
petitions filed by the league TO have
been Improperly made in that they
were intended 10 nominate candi-
dates who were TO run in overlapping
or extended districts. While today's
decision directly effects the local
ticket only. some concern was ex-
pressed tonight regarding its posi-
BILE effects up state in places.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-27
PROSPECTS
OF PADUCAH COMMERCIALLY
REST HE HAS OBSERVED.
Statement of w. l.. Crandall. Whose
business II Is To Observe
Things.

W. l.. Crandall, OF the editorial
staff of Municipal Engineering" a
publication of Indianapolis, Ind. has
been in the city two days looking
over the city with the view of writ
ing an article on the city and its
prospects. Mr.. Crandall is we'll
known to Mayor Yeiser and Auditor
Kirkland through correspondence.
but this is his first visit to the city.
Mr.. Crandall is on a tour of so
OF the principal cities In the United
States at the end of which he will
write series of practical hand
books on municipal problems in this
country.
He was enthusiastic over the fu-
ture of Paducah as a city. This city
strikes me as having the best COM
mercial prospects OF any city of its
size | have visited" he said, care
fully weighing his words.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-27
PEANUTS
PROVE UNDOING OF SCHOOL
BOYS IN YARDS.
Are Captured by Policeman Tolbert
and Given a Thorough Scare
BY Ohicial.

A large sack of peanuts lying be-
side a half loaded freight car in the
Illinois Central shon yards proved too
tempting to two boys on their way to
school. When they seized upon II
and filled two large -four sacks full
of its contents, they were promptly
captured by the ever watchful spec
ial policeman. Dick Tolbert. This
proved the beginning of a complica-
ton in which several attorneys. the
juvenile Judge and school officials,
with the boys and special policeman
were the principals.
The special officer has to keep o
vigilant watch during the hours
when pupils go to and from school.
He desired to frighton the boys II
prosecution in the juvenile court was
impossible.
The boys were badly frightened
when an official telephoned attorneys
and engaged in an animated CONVEX
sation with them. They promised to
keep out Of the railroad yards and to
"never do 1t again"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-27
PREVENT
TUBERCULOSIS. SAYS DIR. X. T..
RAvENEI, OF PHILADELPHIA.
Charges That Hopeless Theory 81
Heredity Does More Harm Than
Any Other Factor.

Syracuse. n. Y, Oct. 27.-Dr. r.
p. Ravenel assistant doctor OF the
Henry Phlpps Institute, for the study
OF tuberculosis, at Philadelphia,
made some interesting statements
yesterday in an address on "Heredity
Portals Of Entry OF Infection and
Immunity in tuberculosis" DR.. Raw
enel said 1t was reasonable to expect
that in the near future persons would
be vaccnated to make them immune
from tuberculosis.
He said that nothing had done
more harm in the effort to prevent
tuberculosis than the belief by many
that 1t is In the family and there Is
no use to Aght against 1t. The speak
er stated that 80 per cent. OF all per-
sons upon whom postmortem exami'
nations have been made have scars
on their lungs where tuberculosis
had been healed.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-27
RIFLE SHOOTING IN SCHOOLS
British Education Board TO Provide
Ranges for Scholars.

London. Oct. 27.-RiHe shooting
will hereafter be included in the cur
riculum of the elementary schools of
this country. Mr.. Birrell, the presi-
dent of the board OF education. made
the announcement in the house OF
commons today that under certain
restrictions children would be taught
to shoot at miniature ranges. The
crucial test of the education bill was
reached today when the measure
came before the house of lords for
detailed debate. The main issue GEN.
tiers on the clauses relating to reli-
glous instruction. The general belief
is that the controversy will ultimate
ly end In n compromise. The debate
Is expected to last three weeks.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-27
Bradstreets Report.

New York, Oct. 27.-Bradstreets
weekly trade and business report fol-
lows:
Trade Is unprecedently active for
the season. Retail trade has broad
ened out with consequent increase OF
record demand from jobbers and
there is rather more doing on spring
account. Reports from the leading
industries are OF undated activity.
Higher premiums are being paid for
the little spot iron that can be oh
tanned; rails. are more active aid I'm
ports of foreign pig iron are increas-
ing.
The price situation Is one OF eacep-
tional strength. Grain prices are
very steady. While cotton has eased
on a larger movement and rather
bearlsh ginning reports, other staples
are strong at about the highest levels
of the year. Refined copper has ad-
vanced to 22Is points but little new
business is doing owing to the scar
city of the supplies. In cotton
goods, the feeling Is one of steadi-
ness. Print cloths are hc higher.
and quotations for many makes Of
bleached goods, brown cottons mus
Inns and similar fabrics have harden-
ed. Wool has seen the most active
dealings and higher prices have been
generally accepted.
Wheat. including -four exports, for
the week were 5,1S9,000 bushels
against 4,267 ,00J bushels this week a
year ago. For the past II weeks OF
the fiscal year 5S,174.0O0 bushels
against 26,912.000 bushels in 1905.
Corn exports for the week 1,169,-
900 bushels against 70S,000 bushels
year ago; for the fiscal year to date
13.317.O0O gushels against 1871
300 bushels in 1905.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-27
Last Year Suffered Depression
From Quarantine.
Big Grain Elevator and Paducah Sad
dlcry Company Increase
Features.
BRADsTREET MAKES ESTIMATE.
Bank clearings 80. S85S, 500
Same week last year 84S.472
Increase ......... 1880

The increase In clearings this week
over the same week last year Is not
significant. While more business I'M
doubtedly is being done now, business
at this time last year was rebound
ing sharply from the quarantine de-
preston.
The only event of the week in the
business world Is the announcement
that the N, c, & st. l.. railroad
would build a large grain elevator.
Also the announcement of the in
crease of capital stock of the Padu-
cab Saddlery company from $780,
900 to s37 500. There seems TO be
no decrease In the movements of
wholesale goods out of the city.
The Paducah Traction company
has received franchise to build
within a year, new line through a
part of the city heretofore not served.
The completion of this line will Ia
crease the efficiency of the whole sys-
TEN.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-27
WIFE DYING AS VILLAIN PLOTS.
Actor Summoned From Stage to Hos
pital Where Spouse Expires.

Racine, Wis, Oct, 27.-- While
Jerold Havener, the villain in the
melodrama which is being played at
theater in this city, was plotting
the death of the hero during the per-
Torrance last night, word was
brought to him of real tragedy in
his own family. His wife was dying
in the hospital here. Hayener left
the stage in the midst of his lines
and hurried to the hospital, arriving
just in time to see his wife before
she died.
This is the fifth time death has
broken into Havener's family in the
last year. A year ago the actors
father died. Then his mother fol-
lowed. A few weeks ago his brother
expired suddenly. aud only a short
time ago his 5-year-old son was kill
ed by street car in Philadelphia.
Havener's home. OF the family there
survive only Havener and one little
child.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-27
DITHRIDGE SOLD
To the Baltimore Club of the Eastern
League by Cairo.

Cairo, H., Oct. 27.-That the sale
of Shortstop viii Dithridge, of Cairo,
to the Baltimore club of the Eastern
league is something more thar super
heated atmosphere. was attested yes
terday when draft for 5000 for the
release of the player was received by
Manager G. p. Eichenberger. This
money will be divided among the six
Cairo men who carried on the club
from July to the close of the sea-
son, as will also all money received
from the sale of the other players.
There is a strong probability that
four more players besides DithrTdge
will be drafted before January Is,
1907, when the drafting season
closes for all classes.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-27
JONES WINS
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS HAS
CONTROL OF MARKET HOUSE.
Frame Structure In Building Is Not
Affected by the Fire Limit
Ordinance.

After Withholding his decision for
several days, Police Judge e. II.
Puryear decided the case against Ar
thur Jones charged with a breach OF
ordinance, in favor of Jones.
Jones applied to the board OF
public works. controlling the market
house for bench on the market. He
was permitted to erect a wooden
casing about it. Fire Chief Wood
swore out a warrant against Jones
for erecting wooden structure
within the fire limits. Judge Puryear
held that, Notwithstanding the city
ordinance. the board of public works
has full and complete control of the
market house and did not err in CIV
ing the man permission to enclose
the bench.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-27

SCISSORS WEAPON OF SUICIDE
Woman While Delirious Cuts Throat
and Death Results.

Cincinnati, Oct. 27.-Delirious
from long illness and nervous shock.
Miss Grace Friedman, aged SO, a
school teacher Of New Richmond, o.,
thrust a pair of scissors into her
throat at the Good Samaritan hospi-
tai, tearing a jagged wound in her
windpipe, which resulted in her
death today. Miss Friedman came
to Cincinnati to receive treatment for
nervous complaint. She stabbed
herself last week. The wound did
not heal. II made her condition
worse and pneumonia developed. She
could not endure the strain and the
end came this afternoon.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-10-27
MURDER PRECEDES
FIRE IN TENEMENT
MeXicans And Negroes Roast
ed Alive In Home.
and Body With Knife Wound
II Found.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. FIRE.

Kansas City, Mo. Oct. 27.-Fire
which destroyed a two-story frame
tenement occupied by negroes and
Mexicans, today caused seven deaths.
One body was recovered. The police
say there at least six bodies in the
ruins.
Vincenta Seayma. a Mexican la
borer. was burned TO death and two
other Mexicans are believed to be
dead, in the fire which destroyed the
tenement building today. TweAty-
eight negroes and Mexicans occupied
the structure. Murder Is supposed
to have preceded the fire. Seay-
mas body shows what appears to be
knife cuts, his heart being exposed.
A negro informed the police of a
Mexican fight during the night.