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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-30
Maerlet fletne 9epei@en.
90. Tobember.

sOs
= Nm nd&ffsn Montas uirb in
Rsw Yorf oas nsue Ranbaitan Opern.
hlus erbHnet tuerbsn.
= Su gaoi3. Spanten. mirb eine
Htigaoe bon 1000 Nann orsaniRrt,
um fh, etwslde gntwidlung in Der
Narotto.5 Situation bersit 3u fein.
- Bsim Sdlitti&ublaufsn ~ertranten
bsuts bret 2inbsr bss 8iius Blsifns
BET Waqaee. Soabo, uno bic Is Sabre
alte Gen 2olan i'm Nobimont See.
- Nus Robe, Sapau. tpirb eemsl.
bet, bab on Der @effhfe bon 5onoo
uisoer cine iduimmsnos Wine srplo.
oirte, 10 Weni ben t6otste uno 65 Der.
Isbts!
- en- Chicago tpurbs1 nod einem
amtlid 3uiammenasfslten Beri&t isit
BEN 1. Sanuar bieIes5abres bon Stra-
ZEN. uno Sohbabnsn 1872 psriOnsu
g,t6otet uno 227l psrIsbt.
- prsRosnt xoOisOelt perlebt, ben
Tantfusunsstas NIT isiner Gamilie.
I'm Worssn u%ntsrnabm ct einen awst'
Hhnoiesn Ritt auf bas n6roliA bon
@aibinstun sslessns 2ano.
- 6rduIetn S3eobora Sbenis, bic
fo&ter bes prnfosnien Der Banana
ganal. @ommiffon $bsooore Sbonts,
foI Hd In paris, 5rontreid, NIT benz
6er3oq bon g6auInss unb piequignp
berIobt baben.
= Sn ieinem GifsnmaarengsfGdft
In Otlaboma gitp. Otla.. tpurbe heute
%. q. 9ilporth bon einem Wanne
nisosrssidoRsn uno wabrideinli& i6ot.
LTD beruunoet, Der ben 6 aben berauben
uolte, aber bon Dilmortb fiberraI&t
tpurbe.
- Cine bolldnbifae eoIoatsntruppe
bate bsute In SOndnoii&s Teu. @uInea
nit elmer erobsn Banoe @~in9sborener
sinsn fhpsren Qampf ju befsben.
Steben Soloatsn tpuroen 9et6btet unb
Elm OfR3ier uno feds eoloaten f&per
bertuunbet.
- Bel Der esfrisen WapOrsDabl
In Sobsr, u. g.. tru9 Der Gemotrat
Wt9aeI 3. Wbite NIT So stimmen
ibsr ben rspublitanii&sn Ranoioatsn
George s. 6orHsr, mel6er felt Wapor
pintam's Sobs bas Waporsamt Der.
Rsbt. ben Sisg BACON.
- Sn bteier Gif&iaifon Rnb bis
isbt tra IS. 600 6dRsr 6erinae i'm
Weerbuisn bon ct. Sohn, Reu'Guno'
Iano, ~qsfangen unb etnaep6tsIt NOR
ben. Die 8smpsratur iR nod al
marin, um 6if&e In aefrorensm gu
fanbe beriGiden su f6nnen.
- Gin eps3ial3ug NIT Der Get&e
bes BahnprdRoenten Spencer unb NIT
fhnf anberen 2ei6en, bte bet Der 3ua'
RoliRon nabe 2pn&burs. Wa.. aus
ben brennenOen Srimmertt asrsttst
Rnb. fam beute absno tur3 por elf ubr
In Dafbinston, o. g.. an.
- Wa&osm Reben Rduber ben
Wa&twd&ter TN @sf&dft bes @drt'
nsrs u. q. Garnbam In New 6apen.
Connecticut, beute NaAt gebun.
zen battsn. fpssnste1 He ben etier'
ueri @elbf@rant unb raubten $500.
morauf He. otre etne Spur su binter.
IIo0s~ sutAohex4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-30

- Die Is Sabre alts gtbsl emitb,
fo2tsr bes pOlt3tfen 3eanoer Smith
In 9bornton. r. g.. eri1ob beuts ben
elmer Briggs, oils Ct au Ffstner Grau
brineen tuonte. bic Ct berlaRen bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-30
@rjbH6of
BON Yoien mnB auf msoriidli4en &uui9 9enti9=
lanbs fin 9entider iein.

lteber psmerifaniide Grehdt". = Wegen SpeIihanoaS s~emaBreeet.
Mi0ionen bunsern. - Webr 9ftt fdr os Bolt. - ReaftonGre
sesen Graf gSte. -Graf anSraHb as sdarfmader.
-Gesrn aud ben 9anifagunsstas. = Meues
Miniier &abnet fdnen gebnbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-30

Dattes, 9teS uo) OseACes.
n6xoIer besabIeR fetoeRos Frsts3
Grif&e Gsn-80e ter CnteRh.
tabner eHe. e6tns 8. Ixf1s-11-lle,
@Rtea &c, @dnie &c.
ssurtsr - 0ounrp. 1885, Grsousrp 2as.
U.gta 82e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-30
SentfhIanb.
g bung n Der
g 9tuebe.

= o DeD
8erItn. %. Sob. Die Srnes
Der NaGfOlge fur ben 10 pl6klid Dom
8obe ab~bsrufenen grsbii&of bon puien
uno @nsisn, Or. Glorian bon Stu
bletusti, nitro auf bas 2~sbbaftsfe sr.
6rtsrt. Wtt INNER sr6bersm Nadorud
uirb bstont, oab Der rleue grsbif6of
unbsbingt eth Seutidsr fein mtiHe. Sn
bsf unterri1ietsn 2rsiien tpiro BITE
usbsr3eusung gum Nusor q asbra&t.
bob bic auasnblidlids Nnwsisntsit bss
3aroinaI'5 hrfbii6ofs 2opp bon grss'
lau In Rom fur bte ausuabl zines
Teutf6en an StsQe bss b~srforbener
grsbifaofs sntiasibsnb isin tuerbs. BET
ben 2onfersn3sn bss pupAss unb bss
Cardinals Ropp psroe i'osnfuls bisfs
6aupifrage ibre grlsoiguns finbsn. oa
Der Rarbinal aIs 8srtrausnsmann Der
prsuBif6sn &eaierune au esltsn babe.
Sn @srbinoung nit Der Ra&fOlse
ueroen aeaenwdrtis ON msifsn es.
nannt: Bring War bon Sadfsn, mel.
der profsfor fir fanoniides Rs9t unb
9iturais an Der llnipsrRtdt 6reiturg
In Der Shwei3 if. ferner Die Dom.
berren alOpi& unb Seo3inf. fouis Der
Bifdof bon Rulm, Gr. u. Roientretsr,
uno Der BrssIauer prOfsHor Stranef.
ueber Mmertfantf9e
Gretbett".
9bIn. 90 Bob. proftFor SObn
%. Burasb bon Der Columbia Unit.
bsrRtdt, Der als .&ooisnelt. profeKor"
on Der gtrIinsr lnipsrRidt bOstrt. bot
auf cine ginlabun9 oss Qblnifaen Der.
Gins fir pOlltiids WiHsnfaaf. 3ugs.
fugt. In Der rbetnifdsn WstropoIs am
8. DECEMBER etnsn 0ortrns ibsr Sine.
rifanii&e 6reibeit" 3u baltsn. Wabr.
f9sinIid uirb CT aud elmer ginIabuns
Der 2sip3iser uniosrRtdt. bort TIM 5rtib
iabr @orlsiunssn au baltsn, na9tom.
men.
@egen spteIftanbaIs
gemabregeIt.
Whn9en, 90 Nop. Die Sol
gen bss pielsrwdbntsn prspRn9'iasn
6aaarbipiel.S tanbals ma9sn fi9 nod
INNER qeltsnb. Soeben bat Graf
5rans bon poeei. tusldsr tn bic Mfaire
bermidslt mar. ole Sauptmann Der
&sferbs bss Bapssifden Snfantsris.
2stbrseimsnts ben i6li6tsn abi&isb
srbaItsn. Nubsrbsm bat Der @raf bie
Whrbs zines fgl. bapsriiden Hammer.
BERN nieberlssen miRsn.
6etern aud BEN 9anf.
agungstag 9.
BerItn, 20. Nop. lleber bret.
bunbert bier uobnsnbe Nmerifaner
riabmsr bsute Nbsnb bier an einsui
Santfagungstag'g Banquet tbsil. Der
amerifaniI6e General. QoniuI NIeran.
Der 8. 8badara prdRoirts uno Or.
Rufus q. SobnRon. pdfor Der 5.
Aps. 8aptiRen.a trGe In Neu Dorf,
bislt bic Banquettrsoe. Cine @raeben.
belts . Eepsi&e tpurbe on prdRbeni
R~oOTeOelt absei&tdt. Na& benz Ban.
austt fanb Elm Sanspsrantqsn fait.
Sn allen anbersn Stdbten, no lime.
rtfaner tn gr6Berer NnaabI ipobnen.
uie Dresden. 2eip3ia. Whn6sn.
Stuttgart, uTm., murbe Der Dant.
iasungstas tn dbnli&er Wstis ssfsisrt.
China.
WilItonen bunaern.
SHANGHAI. 90. Nob. Gin In.
ternationaleB @omite, bas aus ben
Roniuln, Raufsuten, WiiRunarsn unn
&ineRf&en Beamien qsbilbet III. bal
bef&lOHsn. bic 0hlfs bon gu,opa uni
Annerifa CUR 2inherung Der Notb Unite,
Sen 8euoSnern Der proptn3 Rtune.e 81
an3urufen. Sn iener prouin3 Rno Oi'
ernten auf einem @sbist bon abe,
10000 NuabratmsiIsn bur& ueber.
f&usmmungen bonfdnbig berni&te,
uoroen uno infoIse babon finb TO-
0O0. 900 Wsnf&en BEN 6unaeriot
nabe. 5aufenoe sieben gen Stbsr
nod Danf6otu, gbiuiians unb Gu.
| Ant~, AnkAsrn q 03.A<s Of-I ..-s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-30

gnsros $ EertaufspseHs Smposstss IS
S4wsissridie Dec per 4tusb ~staassnai&s.
eaueteridie lss, @tseoxiRA Gseass 8ais
l42, Rep pors 6SshbGrs las. ssnhsssuss
t@er 8snburoer l8e. 0sa6 l6e,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-30

bonn gelbsu Wser, I'm Stben bon
xi&e.Rtang. I'm WsRsu bon Ngan.
6wel unb 6onau besren3t. 2ians.s Gu
bot Haden. rsidbemdR er6Btsn.
ttsiIs frudtbarsn Boosn uno tuirb bonn
aaiisrfanal burdfrbmt. Die 6aupt.
faot Der PrObin3 III Nantina. ibr Gid.
aeninbalt bstrdgt strua As, 900 Quo.
oratmsilen unb ote 3abI Der g~smobnsr
strpa 81. 600, 900.
NnBIans.
Webr Slot iroas Uolf.
g /. petersburq. 20. Nop
Der unterri&tsminifisr 2auHmann bot
ben, 2abinstt siuen plan fir bie &e.
form bss golfsi6ulipfsms In Rublano
unierbrsitst. SieIem proieft sufolae
ioQ bic @sntral. Rsaisruna oas Soul.
weien In ieoer Weife f6rbern unb bic
8etablung bon Winimal- @sbdltsrn fhr
BITE 9eb,er Der 0olfsfduIsn, tpsIae bon
ben Semfmos unb anbsren Ortsbeh6r
ben singeriGtet tusroen. tibsrnebmsn 1.
I'm benz 3ebrerman9el a~b3ubsIfsn. fol.
len msbr 2ebrerisminare srrittst uno
bic beffsbenoen Nnfaltsn oisfsr Irt NIT
reideren 5onbs beba@t tusrbsn. 60.
melt bic S&ulen fur bic anoersn go.
tionalitdtsn In Bstra6t fommer, mill
Der Winifer BITE grtbsilung bes Gle.
msntarunterri6ts In Der Wutteripra9s
Der 2inoer geFattsn, NIT Der Befdrdn.
funa. bob bic untsrriGtsTpraae In Der
ruiRidsn @ef9t9ts unb Geographic
ruihi9 if.
Reaftioudre gegen 8ra
Wttte.
Wostau u. 90. Sob. Der gnt.
i9lub bss @rafsn Wttte. R9 rpieoer
on Der politif 30 betbeiliseu. bat bic
ruiRi3en Rsaftiondre In mabioie Duib
berisbt. Do Der Ct prsmier fa ni&t
bur& ibre Drobunsen sinfdh&tsrn
IdB btelten etpa bunbert 6ib,sr Der
.2iaa bss ruiFiGen Bottles" uno unos.
rer rtidI1rittli&er OrganiiatiOnsn BIER
eins Weriammluns ub unb rihtsten elm
feIegramu, on ben 3arsn. In tusI&em
He berlunaen. bab Witte iHr ale 3sitsn
aus benz Rei&s eetrieben ober nod 81.
birien berbannt uerbe. Der einfiae
WinifsrprdRbent fimmsri fi6 i.boa.
obelei& .r ieine Stunbe ieines 9ebens
Rasr III, ri4t nm bas @utbssbrha
isinsr Dioeriadsr. gr bat ben f,hbe.
rem vslowo" setauft uno III offsnbar
enti9loKen. NIT ollie bieiss Organs
tuieoer einsn mabesbenben ginfub auf
bic &esisrung aus3utbsn.
Spanien.
Neues Wtntfer.4 abinett
&neII gebtIbet.
Mabrtb, 20. Nobember. Na&.
Gem gsfsrrl Der WinifsrprdRbsnt Do.
mineus3 bic ReRgnation bes 2ubineits
benz Qbnige Alfonio iiberrei6t batrs
uno angsnommsn NOR, uuroe Senior
Norst 3 prsnbersaf bonn 36niee nod
an bsmislben Nbsu : bsauftraat, ein
neuss 3abinstt au bilben. S3on beuts
Ha&mittag tonnts Ssnor prsnosraaH
fein n~sueebtloetss Rabinett NIT gu.
fimmuns oss 2bnigs. uie folat. be.
fannt MAIDEN:
prsmtsrminifer - Woret b pren.
bersof.
RtniRsr bss asubsrsn - pers3 Ga,
balIsro.
MiniRer bes Snneref - 6eno,
BGrsofo.
6inan3minifer - Tleuierio Del.
gaoo.
NiniHer Der bfsntli4en Bautsn =
Ssnor @aiet.
QrisesminiHer - @sneral.2 sutnanI
De 2uala.
Warineminifer - 0er3og bon Nlba
SuRt3mtniRer - @raf &omunpnes.
Dos neue Winifer'Q abinstt bat I'D
bsrpHi&tsn mhHsn, bte ausudrtig,
poltttf oes friberen meter fortau'
fibren.
- Die Is Sabre alte gtbsl Smith,
9rohtsr Aee NnliayHen Qennher Gr,{tF
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-30
IdaltNeY MnyftbertGt.
wsee@ssst.
Sttere.

Sttere
Cute BIB sepdbIts Stere,
1900 Bfinb unb Gafndrts. So SIS 30
geu6tnIi9e Biz ~nttttIere Stere.
1870 9fnnb unb aufwdrts. -. I 76-6 es
guts BITS gemdtIte Stere,
llbO pto. ga lsW So. 8 00-t as
8ew5bnli9e bis mittlers etiere.
Ito gfs. w 1870 3D.. 1 ass 90
Cute bis sswabIte efiere,
900 BIB. 30 HOO Efs... 4 st-4 "
@ewdbIte Seebtns Stere. 600
30 1000 @............... B W-2
gute Seeptns ettere. 800 % 1000
Sfu1o....... .........-.. o ~ oo
WittIere Seebtns etiere. 100 ~
%O SD. y To-c ~
suts etnaets.....,.. b0-8&
2ettfe StcterS. .....-.s. -...~. S0VU W
Rtnber.
Butte btc sepdbIte ssxoss--...- 400-A60
BettIers BIB sxte R~txoes....... 1903 10
g~er5bnI.&e Ntaber .....~ 2 60@s %
4ats
s,ste bis espdbIte &aet.. -.-... $3.50
tJtt.Iere Ra1e...........".....s. W. 20
ss,oS5nIi@e aits sabe. --.... 126-2 eS
snie 2ithe NIT GoIb. $50 80
ssswobnIt9e Ribs urt 1aIs..-. mo $50
DuIIen RdI6es.
srta,a bts iancp aspcrt ExtAsx
Euaeu 82s--8 rs
sew6bnIi&e BIB CUTE Ha1es..- 2t0-8 90
SelDotali&e TuEex..~~.... 2o0-2 ~
Ssruanre Ralber lB0-7 80
SGuere 3dIber-....~.. 8 COT 90
e@pstss.
guis bts eepap!ts l@mers.-A.... ~ sos 81
SeHti@te uno iGrpers EaGtzs.. 500 %
q ts bts seUdblte !etHts. ........ sl0 $50
9stuobnIt1e Iei1te...-..-..-...... eos Of
sa.s 8 76-6 90
q .ette Sias A6o-6 30
acuohs 60-s 90
scala
6prtRs 2ar1bs. ......-......... % ! %
Suite bts seudbIt: gixi6tsiss-.. 3 o. ) 30
Sew56nIi@e BITS auts Gmidtrtgs l36- 40
Suite bts serrESIts G@afs~....... lsS- 70
Orotmare BIB ents 44os.-....... 10 90
49, 30
ESde, Der 100 Eo.-............ a60. 30
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-05
TRAIN HIT HIS FORTUNE.
Scattered 100000 Along the Tracks
and Killed Quaker.

Calvin Harlan, aged G5. an aged,
eccentric Quaker who did not be-
lieve in banks and who was carry
ing with him in his buggy gold coin
and bank notes amounting to about
100000, was struck by train from
Harrisburg, Penn, near Ashland,
Baltimore county, and so badly in
jured that he died soon after being
removed to Baltimore hospital.
says a Baltimore telegram.
His body and part of his buggy
We're carried for nearly mile on the
locomotive pilot and his money was
scattered along the tracks. The sta
ton master at Ashland recovered
over $4,000 In gold coin and anoth-
er railroad man took $1,000 in notes
out of creek running alongside the
railroad. passenger on the train
found roll containing $500 wedg-
ed between two rocks. Other paSsen-
gers and railroad men picked $40
gold pieces and other coin and notes
along the side of the tracks.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-05
OLD LITIGATION
COMES TO CLOSE
City Must Pay Sal Costs in
the Case.
W. II. Allen Sues for Work Done Fiji
teen Years Ago and Wins After
Death.
PROPERTY OWNERS ESCAPE.

Litigation, involving the city which
had been hanging fire in the courts
for fifteen years, was settled this
morning when a judgment was filed
against the city for s141 in favor oil
James NJ. Lang, administrator of the
estate Of w. e; Allen.
About fifteen years ago Mr.. Allen
then a resident of Broad street, con.
tracted to improve Broad street from
Sixth street west. The survey was
made by the city engineer and
through some mistake private prop
erty was taken in Property owners
objected to paying estimates and the
suit resulted, Allen suing as contrac.
tor.
The style of the suit was w. E
Allen against William Dephfue, the
city of Paducah ct al. The Judgment
this morning dismissed the action
against the property owners and rem
.dered a. Judgment against the city for
$141 the amount sued for. Lang
took up.the suit when he was made
administrator of Aliens estate.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-05
SHARES MILLIONS
OF ESTATE OF HIS UNCLE, WHO
DIED IN ENGLAND.
D. Renfro, Grocer at Third and Jeffer-
son Streets, Comes Into Large
Fortune.

J. Renfro, proprietor of a modest
grocery stand at Third and jefferson
streets, will inherit $40, 900 from
the estate of his uncle, DR.. John w.
Renfro, who died in Yorkshire. Eng
land two years ago. Attorneys have
been working the matter up until
only the point OF establishing identity
remains for the Paducahan to re
ceive his portion of the estate.
There are seven nephews who viii
inherit together s1,000O0D, one
fourth of the entire estate. Three
brothers of the deceased will inherit
the remainder. Those in America
who will receive money from the es-
tate are j. Renfro, Judge J. H. B.
Renfro. Carbondale. H., Hardin Rem
fro, Cairo. H.; s. r. Renfro, Osceola,
Ark; f. c. Renfro. Broobport; Geo.
w. and William Renfro. Elizabeth
town, III. They are all sons of d. NJ.
Renfro who died in EMzabethtown
four years ago.
j. Renfro will sail from New York
December 21 for England to establish
his identity and claim his portion of
the estate.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-05
POETS STREET TO BE INVADED
James Whitcomb Riley's Protest
Against Asphalt Unheeded.

indianapolis. Dec. '5.-The march
Of progress has reached Lockerbie
street, commemorated by James Whit
comb Riley in one of his lyrics. In
spite of the protests of the poet and
his neighbors the board OF public
works has ordered that the gravel
roadway be replaced with asphalt
The street Is only one block long, but
the jewellers there have taken pride
in its inviting shade trees and restfuI
gravelly roadway, making a retreat
in the middle of the city almost ap'
preaching the charms of nature. Now
they fear its quiet will be broken by
the invasion of commercial traffic
and that the street will become as
noisy as the main thoroughfares 8
block away.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-05
COMMITS DEAD MAN TO PRISON
Scranton Alderman Sentences I'm
conscious Prisoner as Drunkard.

Scranton. Pa, Dec. g. Arrested
on charges of drunkenness and abuse
of his family, preferred by his wife,
William Murphy, aged GO, was taken
into Alderman Saltry's court last
night. AS. he entered the doorway he
fell in heap and was dragged into
a corner, where he was propped up
while hearing was proceeded with
and commitment papers were made
out sending him to prison. The pris-
oner was taken to the police station
In a patrol wagon. and on arriving
there was found to be dead. Or. Bes-
sey declared that life probably was
extinct from the moment Murphy fell
PROSTATE in Alderman Saltry's door,
way.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-05
MOB LYNCHES WHITE MAN.
Stranger Suspected of Numbering
Two Ranchers Is Shot to Death.

Dallas, Tex, Dec. g. A. r. Slb-
ley, a white stranger, was shot to
death at Del Rio. Valvoide county,
Texas last night by body of white
men from the town ami the adjacent
country, who surrounded him in a
house In the suburbs of Del Rio and
opened fire on the house when Sib-
ley refused to surrender. They ae-
cused Sibley OF having murdered r.
NJ Cawthorn and j. Il. Ralston. two
rich ranchmen of Del Rio, his pur-
pose being to swindle them out of
$4,000 in a crooked transaction in
the purchase of sheep. Nothing has
been learned of Sibley's identity or
where he hailed from.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-05
Plan Of School Board To Cor
rect An Evil
Truant Officer May BE Appointed to
Look After Incorrigible
Youths of City.
MUCH TROUBLE EXPERIENCED

Parents ere responsible for the
conduct of their children.
Supt. c. NJ. Lieb, OF the city
schools, dicovered in the statutes of
Kentucky a provision for the disci-
plining of bad boys, and indications
point to the selection of one or more
truant officers by the school board.
The matter last night was deferred,
pending discussion in the committee
room, and will be brought up short
ly to be reported on at the board
meeting just before Christmas.
after patient research we found
this clause in the statutes" said
Supt Lieb. at does not inflict direct
punishment on the child, but effects
its ends through the parents. 1t will
compel the parents to control the
boy or suffer a fine.
The clause to which Supt. Lieb re-
fers is house bill, No. 226, which
reads that truant officers may be APP
pointed by the school board and that
their duties shall be to seek out
truants, and other boys who inter-
fere with the conduct of the schools.
He shall take them 'before a magis-
trate" where a fine OF from IS to
$40 for the first offense may be as
Isessed against one of the parents
and from $40 to $50 for the second
offense.
Since the juvenile court law was
passed great trouble had been ex-
perienced by incorrigible boys. Their
crimes are too small for term in tn
reform school and there being no
place in the city to confine them, the
authorities are powerless to infiict
punishment. Through the appoint
ment Of truant officer the parents
may be brought into the court.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-05
Will Penalize Railroads.

In accordance with the announce
ment that the Southern railway has
asked the postofiice department to
annul the contract providing for the
special mail train between Washing
ton and Atlanta, Second Assistant
Postmaster General Shallenberger
this morning informed Senator Clay
of Georgia, that the department
would within the next ten or fifteen
days penalize all the roads in the
south that have been guilty of delay
ing mails. The second assistant Is
aroused over the repeated failure of
the railroads in the south to main
tain their regular schedule and the
consequent delay of mails.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-05

Ei Paso, Tex, Dec. From infor.
nation received here late last night
It is believed that the town OF Clifton
Ariz.. has been practically washed
away. The Copper Queen hotel Is
said to have been swept away by the
food and at beast so persons lost
their lives.
The food was caused by the Con
centrator dam giving away. preclpi-
tating great Hood upon the town
The dam was constructed entirely oil
earth. II was carried away two years
ago az result OF swollen streams
and number OF persons were
drowned.
The dam broke without warning
and the raging torrents of water
swept down into the town. wrecklng
buildings and carrying an before Il
before the residents scarcely realized
what had happened.
The swollen condition of the San
Francisco river and Chase creek
weakened the dam but IT was no,
thought there was any danger OF its
collapse,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-05
Second to Disappear.

Louisville. Dec. g. Rivaling the
strange disappearance of her sister,
Ida Baron, who was searched for for
six weeks and later found in the ice
at the foot of the locks three years
ago, Is the case of Miss Anna Baron.
aged thirty years. daughter of John
Baron. former councilman, who Is
mysteriously missing from her home
1914 Highland avenue. The police
and detectives are aking every effort
to get some clew as to the direction
she took when she left home. but not
the slightest trace of her can be
found.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-05
sTEREOPTICON LECTURE
by State Sunday School Evangelist
Next Monday.

Robert NJ, Hopkins, state Sunday
school evangelist, will hold an in
|stitute at the Mechanlcsburg Chris
tian church Monday and Tuesday ev-
|ening, December 10 and II. He will
have his stereopticon. showing many
splendid views of the Holy Land and
also Views of our own country. Mr..
Hopkins is recognized as one among
the best Sunday school men OF the
state, and will doubtless have a
large crowd. Everyone cordially in
[Yited.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-05
TOO SOON
OZMENT STARTED TO CELE.
BRATE HIS Liberty.
Got Drunk Before His Mother "Paid
Him Out" and Was Locked
Up Again.

Ernest Ozment, "trusty" at the
city jail, was trusted once too often.
He had not been out OF the lookup
three minutes before he was arrest
ed again and warrant issued
against him for being drunk and dis
orderly.
Ozment was some time ago fined
s25 and costs In police court for a
misdemeanor. He was permitted to
work about the hail Learning his
mother had saved $40 and was COM
ing down to pay II in and secure his
release. this being the remainder OF
the fine. he went TO nearby saloon
and celebrated. His mother paid the
fine and started down the steps. I'm
pudent remarks were made to Pa
trolman Aaron Hurley who warned
Ozment that II he did not desist he
would arrest him. Ozment repeated
them and was arrested. His mother
was refunded the $40 and Ozment
returned to the lookup. II will prob
ably result In an additional fine and
confinement in jail with no more
trust for Ozment.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-05

Tacoma, Dec. s. The sheriff will
be asked to send deputies to Agler to
protect dozens Of. Japanese taken to
that village, to work. When the Jap
anese left the train they were set up
on by a mob who beat them with
clubs. kicked them and threatened
them with death II they did not re-
turn to the coast. Oficers are inves-
tigating and arrests will be made.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-05
TWO MORE DIE.
As Result Of Being Inoculated by
Cholera Serum.

Manila. Dec. 5.--The deaths of
two more prisoners at Bilibld prison
are reported. baking IL In all dead
out OF the "a cholera patients inocu-
lated with the cholera serum as a
test. In explanation of these deaths
II has been stated that tubes contain
ing cholera serum were accidentally
mixed with others filed with plague
virus. and that, presumably the lat
ter was used In some cases.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-05
]. w. Bush's viii.

The will OF the late Captain j. w
Bush has been filed for probate in
Livingston county. He leaves all Ms
estate to his wife and at her death
II is to be equally divided among his
children, any sum advanced during
life time to be deducted. To his sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Mack Nichols, he
leaves a $1,000 insurance policy; al
so rent free for two years a large
island near Smithland. Attorney C
C. Gresham. of Paducah, is appoint
ed executor of the estate.