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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-16
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Assassination the Order i'm All
Parts of Poland.
Revolver shots and Detonations OF
Bombs Heard In Every City In
the Land.
BLOODY RECORD OF THE DAY.

ST. Petersburg. Aug. 16.-Acting
apparently with definite plan and
at signal, terrorists and revolution
lists yesterday naugurated a carnival
OF murderous attacks with bombs
and revolvers on the police alI
troops in various cities in Poland.
Echoes of revolvers used on the
police and troops in various cities in
Poland, were heard from Samara,
Ufa, Yalta, Kiev and even far away
as Chita, where Acting Chief OF Po-
lice Gorpinchenko was slain almost
on his own doorstep.
Policemen and soldiers we're shot
down like rabbits in the streets.
Their assailants who travelled in
small bands almost all escaped
among the terrorized but sympa-
thetio populace. The only consider
able capture was band OF ten men
who had invaded grog shop and
killed several soldiers.
other Polish cities singled out by
terrorists were LODI, where six sol
dlers. three patrolmen and the wife
OF a police captain were wounded b.
explosion OF bombs in the police sta
ton. and two soldiers and two ter
rorists were killed in the streets. At
Radon, bomb was thrown into the
police station and killed the wife and
child of the captain at Vlotsloosk
the chief of police was slain and at
Plock. at a given signal, policemen
on all posts we're simultaneously at
tackled and several wounded
Two attacks on the railways oc-
Cured today near Ufa, revolution
lists in each case tagging the train,
bursting open the doors OF the mail
cars with bombs and rifing the reg
lstered pouches. The booty in one
case amounted to SIS 600; in the
other case the amount is not known
An imperial messenger announces
that owing to the serious revolution
airy outbreak the whole of Caucasus
with the exception of few districts
Is under martial law.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-16
Nor His FsuIt. Though.

at is a fine thing to be brave and
generous and NOBLE" said Bliss Per-
ry, the noted writer, editor and teach
err of Harvard, "but sometimes we
are generous and noble against our
will. Then, of course, we deserve no
credit.
"Of this type was young married
man whose father-in-law, a reputed
millionaire burst in on him one day
and groaned:
GAN is lost ! am utterly ruinei!'
"'Ahem said the sn-in-law; then
| married for love, after all.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-16
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Reyolutionists Desperate.

Kiev. Aug. Members of the
revolutionists' committee entered 4
shop here and demanded a conifbu-
ton of $50. while waiting for the
money a member of the secret pc
lice interviewed whcreupon the rev.
olutlonlsts fed. Two policemen who
barred the way were shot down. One
revolutlonist was arrested. another
committed suicide rather than sur
render and a third escaped.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-16
Officers Put Up Fight.

Samara. Aug. 16.-While the cap
tain of police and captain of the army
were driving in the suburbs they
were attacked by an armed band ana
the coachman was killed. The ON
GERS defended themselves in the car
riage until the arrival of the patrol.
In the ensuing engagement one revo-
lutionist was killed and another In
fleeing. fell and a bomb which ne
was carrying exploded blowing on
his hand. All the survivors were
captured.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-16
Peasants Storm Jail.

Uzovka, Aug. ia band OF
peasants from a neighboring village
attempted to storm the Jail at Ivan
ovka and release some of their
friends who had been arrested for
participation in the agrarian dIsor-
ders. Cossack guards were forced
to fire and killed FIVE and wouniins
two of the mob.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-16
Board Public Works Locates
All But Twenty-Five.
distractions In Streets Considered nj
Meeting and Extra Poles Or
dcred Out.
MANY MATTERS CONSIDERED.

AT the meeting yesterday of the
board OF public works the matter of
paying 81. Louis attorney for sery.
ices Ia looking up the safeness OF
bondsmen for the sprinkler company
was referred to President Rinklen
with power to act.
Il. w. Bockmsn and Fred Kan
letter. ON Kentucky avenue west OF
Seventh street. were granted the
privilege OF ~ foot pavements in
front OF their property.
The street inspector was instruct
ed to have contractors remove a
pitch melting machine from Sixth
street and Kentucky avenue. and 10
remove debris from Sixth street be.
tween Broadway and Washington
street.
DISTINCTIONS In front OF the viii
Hanson marble works on North
Third street were ordered removed
contract for guard rails on the
West jefferson street culyert was
awarded to Julian Grear for $3.50,
A bill for s1if.35 was ordered
presented to James Eaker for part
of the cost OF sewer pipe running
from the Harrison Madison. Third
and Fourth street hollow. lie filled
up the old pipe.
Property owners were ordered TO
prepare the necessary petition for
reconNructlng an alley between
Third and Fourth streets and Broad
way and Jefferson streets.
Superintendent Keebler, OF the
city lighting plant. and Engineer
John Holmes. were instructed to 80
ahead with the work OF securing ma
torial for preparing the lighting
plant for the reception of new ma
chlnery.
The board ordered additional cleo
trio lights placed on the following
streets: Third and Washington,
Ninth and Washington Twelfth and
Adams. Thirteenth and Jones, Caid
we'll street curve Tenth and Ken
lucky avenue, Seventeenth and Mon
roe. Fifteenth and Harrison. Twenty
Ave lights remain to be located
The Home Telephone company was
granted permission to set new poles
with the understanding that the old
ones be removed within 80 days.
The sewer inspector was granted
permission to buy tools necessary to
clean intakes and drain basins.
A report from the city engineer
relative to progress IN sewer and
other work was iiled
The board made a personal inspec-
ton OF telephone poles and ordered
the Home Telephone company TO
move pole at Fifth and jefferson
20 the property line; also to move
two other poles on that street. me
light company was ordered to use
two poles of the telephone company
on that street and remove two OF us
own poles
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-16
Chr Backs Into Tool House.

The slack in a string of empty
cinder cars caused one to ride the
cinder pit tracks last night and
break into the cinder pit laborers'
tool house, a box car sitting on the
ground at the end of the pit. The
first car into the pit climbed the end
and pushed its way into the tool
house. "A .N
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-16
Says Col. Watterson Concern
ing Democratic Primary.
Advises Party Leaders 20 Return Ia
Old O'dr and Give Poor Man
n Chance.
LANGUAGE QUITE TO THE POINT

Under the editorial caption: Back
to the Old Order" the Courier-Jour-
nal calls for the abandonment of the
Democratic state primary In the fol-
lowing language:
what the Democrats of Kentucky
most need at this time is a square
deal. What too many aspirants for Of
flee seem to want is "a little the best
OF IT," Old ideas OF honor OF brother
~ love and of the party welfare APP
pear to have dropped out, and in lieu
Of them how to play for advantage,
more or less unfair. rules the roost
among contemporary flle-leaders and
party managers.
THAT which is true of the Demo-
Gratis Is equally and unhappily trus of
tho Republicans and the conditions
existing In Kentucky do not much
vary from those existing in most Of
the states.
Eve are living in an age Of 'practi-
cal politics and too often practical
politics means dealing and
bad-faith. dark-c.osets and hocuspo-
Gus, each for himself the devil to get
the. hlndmost. in every contest from
the highest 10 the lowest.
THUS IS It that practical politics
doth become dog-oat-dog politics. It
was dead sure when a primary cleo
ton was called a year in advance Of
the general election that we should
have a mudde before we got well into
Il. In the beginning the Courler-Jour-
ma, entreated It's party associates to
see this and not to invite trouble We
pointed out that the nomination OF
such a prlmsry-to start with--would
give the recipient no clear assurance
of election. Il would carry no moral
weight with II, and was bound to
carry many handlcaps In the case OF
United states senator. In especial. II
would lack all binding force. and
would not be worth having. No legis-
iaturc chosen a year later would hold
itself bound TO respect or obey It. In
a mixed legislature. such as We are
likely to have the longest pole would
be sure to fetch the persimmons.'
Whoever may have been respon-
slble for such an unwise proceeding
flew in the face both of reason and
popular sentiment. The assessed mon
ey charges shut out the poor man al
together. Nobody but moneyed-men
can enter Il seemed to have some
sinister design. Yet, may II never be
said Of any Democratic leader in Ken
lucky
q" He digged a pit--he digged Il deep.
He digged Il for his brother;
But. for his sin,
He tumbled In
The hole he meant for t'other.'
Better call the whole thing of,
gentlemen: II begins to smell already,
and before you are done with It, 1t
will stink. And. in that event, what OF
the campaign to follow? The Demo-
Gratis owe their possession OF Ken
tucky to the fatuous. blind folly Of the
Republicans. rather than to any mer-
Il. or wisdom OF their own. More un-
popular leadership than we have com
monty had could hardly be conceived.
It is only a question of time when, If
II be persevered in, We shall lose the
state"
Concluding, Mr.Watterson says.re-
ferrlng to the primary:
"In short and in rne. call the id
thing on and give poor man a
chance to get nomination, as In days
OF yo-e, without money and without
price"
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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-16
Many Killed at Warsaw.

Warsaw, Aug. 16.-Reyolutionary
conspirators killed II policemen.
four gendarmes, seven infantrymer
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soldiers fred volley into the crowd
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-31
ModJeska's Farewell.

P'aysc-r= read with pleasure That
Z be coming N1ijeska farewell appear
3nee in This city which takes palcs
.ai tAe ppera house oH Saturday. Jal
Hlry q. eHi present thc great actress
10 Der most Game role ina. Of Lady
Macbeth" Further iuuisl advance ex
pac'a'i7u is given tHls event through
fHe decision of Inc Management a
leave f1e -e.eC gu uf the play ta b.
presented on Than 1-aht fo those vha
pay -he money This viU positively
De- the ia-' opportunity This city wiI
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-31
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-31
Mouth and Shut Your Eyes.



During the third act in the bugkinc
bee scene Of the THE O1upfv Fars
are ntrodnced refined pocalfies with
The quartette worthy Of mention Aror
me celebration OF Aunt Abby's" I'm
ien'lon of going % the Fair" ar
naHds joia in for good old fashioned
reel which makes our fee. pat ANA
jealous 10 be among them. when All
nave departed and Aunt Abby sIte
town 10 rest no comes in but the
h'shy Old constable "Hammerhead. ~
propose 10 her. BRAT is given a cold
RECEIPT
The County Fair with its big Nov
YORK cast including two carloads oil
scenery and foer horses will appear a+|
%" opera house Wednesday. January
-d
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-31

The Girl and the aBndit. This must.
cal success hit the popular fancy from
The start Of It, and its success has
more than flied expectations. It's
many beautiful scenes with its wealth
% gorgeous costumes. novel features
and effects has proved a revelation In
me line 81 comic opera and the leading
prima donna role is in the hands OF
Miss Viola Gillette pretty and young
contra''o with graceful 1gurc Fifty
people all told travel with this organ
izaiion including some very pretty
show girls.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-31

Bob Fi.zsimmans and bis excellent
dramatic company wll play an co.
saeemenf a. the opera house on Thurs
Gay January 2 The vehicle selected
ay Mr. Fltzsimmous for This season s.
profean mrln-drama from the pen o.
Ha' Reid entitled a Fight For Love. "
10 four acts repIete with strong dfa-
iasHe. exciting climaKes and artline
situations Every stick ~ scenery r.
qnIred for This production is carried
bE fae cnmnaHF Tho Leading female
role has been entrusted 10 the care
If Miss Julia Clifford who IS well
known to fheaterEoers .u al parts of.
b Dr. 8.rrt-r
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-31
VILLA RIDGE.
-
December 20. 1906.

Nf- and Ms. PAT Mathis. of Kan
ava. J. T.. are spending a few weeks
sir relatives ere and i'm Mound Citr
Ar and Mr. J. T. welsen. of
Mound CITY sDert Christmas with
Mrs Robert Wel=en Of this place.
Nrs Florence x once of cairo.
sren- Christmas at tine home IF ha-
brother aIr George Buckle.
Dir. and Mrs. F anE Moore. ~ Kick
man. KS are visiting ct the home of
d. a1d 1irs 3. a. Royal
Dr. Frankie E II us. fo-meri- of
This place 5gr now located at Colo
SPRINGS arrived Sunday M a.
t#iE Ter s1t- Es.a. 57e
and aIEz. 8 s.. Titus.
Both of Inc churches here cave M
usually god entertainments gn|
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-31

the most interesting and pleasing 81
his style of dramatic work 1'he
character is presented with natural
dignity and a full appreciation OF com
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-31
1cra house Friday January 4.

pefa house Friday January 4.
The company Us large, well balanced
and made up of popular comedians and
coincidence while the chorus is ono
Fer t5e largest any musical organization
oyer carried ana is composed of Young
ana ur".'r women, whose WORK +
ghafac.'rfrd Hy vim and ginger that
i- positively refreshing and can come
aElE nom the aLuudan. spirits If
De- Young There U.s. never a second
from the rise 1T The curtain in the
hfsf acr fp The finale Of the second
when there Is mot something dong
Ha' either pieases Tho eye, ear or
r=jhlIics.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-31

IieEueta Crossman IN the ceIebrat.
I'd Lond p comedy success "LIof-a-
Sudden Peggy win be al the opera
house soon. No actress merits a more
anprcci2tive welcome than Miss Cross
man who is held in grateful esteem for
The delight she Away gives. and she
Wii be all the more enthusiastically
received now because she is 70 appear
in q piay everybody win wish 10 see.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-31

d G. Wh. ner's niqgaHt musical mix
'uie. Isle VI Spice. viii return I'D the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-31
JOE oBRlEN REELECTED.

Ch.cac3. ILL., Dec. a0.-1oseph D.
81 BHen was reelected president Of
the American Baseball Assacial ian.
with an increase II salary al the an
u7ai meeting here today.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-12-06

s. 7 5 4 - 49,
Mss Mashier ana AIRS. Nichols
were philip callers Sunday,
Willard Twitehell and family
were gisiting at Philip Sunday.
ar. slarieh is Ia Pierre to get
the furniture for the new hotel.
Mike Dinners Who is residing
on q claim south Of the postoilics
IS enjoying a visit from his broth
er, OF Melrose, iowa, who has filed
on fine quarter nearby.
The G. s N. W. Ry. Go. has
begun active operation on the
Newcastle extension of the Omaha
to St. james and Niobrara line,
giving sioux City a short cut to
Bonesteei and the Rosebud coun-
try. 1000 men we're transferred
last week from Harrington and
the work will be pushed.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-12-06
Contest Cases at.
Midland.

For the benefit Of those who
live ii the vicinity Of Midland
Nina Biddinger, Contest Agent,
has made arrangements to be at
tho Bank Of Midland one day in
each Dsanth prepared to start con-
tests and take care Of all matters
pertaining to contest work. Any
one who has contest work to have
attended to will do well to see her
there on the following dates:
January 4th, 1907.
February End, 1907.
March End, 1907.
April 3rd, 1907.
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