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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-11
GRAyS PULL GAME
FROM FIRE IN 9TH

er 10 Frick, who made a star stop and
throw getting his man.
The Maple Leaves got after Hardy hard
In the same inning.
Storke made a bad throw OF Frick's
grounder in the eighth. Flynn sacrificed.
Frick took third on O Brien's out al first.
counting with the run that put Toronto
ahead on Franks only hit OF the day,
clean single 10 centre. Barton batted for
Crist in the ninth and hit a hot one 10
Frick II was stopped well, but thrown
badly 10 Flynn Barton being safe. Po-
land was the real thing. catching a ball
on the inner corner Of the plate and send
ing IL TO right centre for three bases.
Barton going the rounds with the tying
run. Harley hit 10 Flynn. who fumbled.
Dick making the bag
Dunn was there strong and walloped
high single 70 right, Poland hitting the
happy rubber with the winning run. Hard
drives at Mccarthy disposed OF Selbach
and Storke. Score:
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| CABLE FROM KING
TO CUP WINNERS OWNER

In smoky mist early yesterday
morning and rainy afternoon the
New York Yacht club fleet huddled far
In the cove under the lee OF East Chop.
Vineyard Haven. Owners ana guests
tried TO forget the elements. Commo-
dore Cornelius Vanderbilt gave n
luncheon on board the fagshIp North
star and announced before it's end that
the starboard gangway would be ready
to receive the same company for din
ner.
The proposed clhslbake Nil through
this morning after a final attempt TO
secure commissery with sufficient
knives and forks proved futile
Before the rain this morning the owl
and gamecock colors were raced for
by the sailors Of the various yachts.
Four-oared crews went after the game
COCK colors over two-mile course, and
the quartet from Il. i. BrewSter's 90
foot schooner Elmlna won. The tars
from James u. Fords schooner Kater-
ina were second and Howard Goulds
crew from the Niagara came in third
The owl colors were put up for palr-
cared crews with coxswains over n
mile and a half course. This contest
modore Seymour l.. Hustled. Jr.'s hack
schooner Crusader II. Crews from the
Isolde, Cynthia and Niagara finished
A race for launches over two miles
was won by the North Stars boat over
the Narada's. and the Cachelat's motor
mile dingy race the Cachelots Debated
the Elminas. the Eatarina's, the Cac-
tus lis and the Niagara's
King Edward VII cabled congsatuln-
TO Frank NJ. Smith. owner
OF the Effort, the sloop that won the
Kings cup on Wednesday of Newport.
The protest against the Effort as
not sustained. The feet will lerSe here
early today for Newport and disOand.
A member OF the New York Yacht
club is authority for the rurIo. here
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-11
The KING A RACER

King Edward and the Prince OF Wales
were active participants I'm yesterdays
racing. being among those on board WIS.,
count 1veaghs Cetonia In the contest for
schooners over the Queens course. The
other entrants were Emperor Williams
Meteor. Sunshine. Clara and Adela.
In the race for cutters and yawls the
starters were Navahoe. Keriad. White
Heather, Merry Maid and Nyria.
The weather on this. the last day OF
the Cowes regatta. continued bright with
a good breeze blowing
The Adela won by one second on time
allowance. AZ strange coincidence the
Nyria. which was third 10 cross the line
in the race for cutters and yawls. was
time allowance
on the protest OF the Meteor however.
the emperor's boat wac declared the<win-
ner, the Adela being disqualified.
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HARVARD CREW
MISSED sMASHUP

The Harvard crew while out for prac-
sice spin at Bourne End last evening. had
. narrow escape from what might have
been serious smash-up. The crew were
faking three-minute row down stream.
making thirty strokes minute and going
at a terrific rate. Just as the boat shot
under the Bourne Eng bridge a pleasure
skin ran across the bow and the oars
men had to bend every effort to keep
from crashing into the skir They back
ed water until their oars fairly creakeo
and were Just able to miss the pleasure
craft
Most OF the American oarsmen have
taken on weight since their arrival here
All OF them are I'm great shape and show
fine work In their training spins Both
the Harvard and the Cambridge crews
were on the same stretch OF water yes
terdya. and they showed marked i'm
provement.
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YACHT RAINBOW
QUICKLY REPAIRED

The -Te-foot racing sleep Rainbow. own
ed by Cornelius Vanderbilt. which has
been hauled out on the marine railway at
Herreshoff's, undergoing extensive repairs
on her kel. was put into the water about
this afternoon.
The Rainbow entered the race for the
Kings cup. which was sailed off Newport
last Wednesday and when about Pa miles
outside of Hen and Chickens lightship,
near West island buoy. she struck sunk
en- ledge. tearing a great hole In her keel.
She was towed TO Bristol by her tender.
Mirage. arriving Wednesday evening. and
was hauled out on the marine railway
Thursday morning.
She left for Newport this morning
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-11
Chester w. Chaplin 20 Make a Trip
Around Block Island.

The splendid steel twin screw steamer
Chester w. Chaplin will ON Sunday. Aug
~, make trip from Providence around
Block Island. leaving Fox Point wharf n,
10 o'clock In the morning. returning TO
her dock AT about 8 O'Clock In the eve
ming. The regular steamboat orchestra
VIII provide music during the day Regu-
lar dining room service. also lunch coun-
Ter at popular prices on the main deck.
Fare for the round trip si00. Tickets
should he purchased in advance at Wind
sor's ticket ONCE as the sale will be lin
ffed.and none will be sold az the wharf on
Sunday. Aug. II. II the limit Is previously
reached.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-11
ANNUAL HORSE
SHOW At P|EF

The Point Judith Country club has prd
pared a prize list OF 20 events for its AM
nual horse show. Aug. % and %. AM
races Aug. "a. at Narragansett PIED
II. !.
For the horse show there are classe|
for harness horses. tandems, four-in|
hands. polo ponies, saddle horses, jumpI
ers and ponies In harness.
The program for the second day. Aud
~. has two races for ponies, two for ga |
loways and the following gymkhanaS
Potato. thread -the-needle. manakih anI
tandem races.
Entries for the horse show and ponI
races close Thursday, Aug ls ThI
gymkhana events will be post entries.
The committee is p. g. p. Randolph
Samuel r. Culbertson. Henry q. Kan@
John G. Lewis, William G. Marrow, D}
Franklin w. Moulton. Samuel II. Valen
tine and w. s. Blitz.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-11
KID HERMAN
WON BOUT

kid" Herman, the Chicago fighter,
was awarded the decision over Benny
Yanger. the Italian pugilist, also of Chi
decided before the Indianapolis Athletic
club last night.
Herman had all the best OF the fighting
from start to finish. and the decision In
his favor was we'll received by the large
crowd OF sporting men present. George
Sler was referee. Herman was the IA
vorite in the betting a odds OF 10 10 Z.
About 300 sporting men from Chicago
witnessed the battle. they having been
brought here on a special train.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-11
THE GOOD THINGS WENT
WRONG At KEN|LW WORTH

vorite. Brilliant Girl. who did not have to
race within two seconds of her record.
Miss Gay. whom Alta Mcdonald has
converted to the pace. burned up lot Of
money by getting distanced in the first
heat OF the 2:l7 pace. The winner turned
up in the Ohio stallion Fred r. by Bobby
Burns.
The most noteworthy performance of
the afternoon was the mile I'm 2:20 by Ken
lucky Todd Miss Katherine Wilk's p
year-old trotter. This youngster is by
the Massa chusetts horse. Todd. 2:l4A. out
OF Paronella, the dam OF Country Jay,
2:lOA. Nella Jay. 2:14A. and others.
He is a real trotter and should go in
2:i2 this fall. He is destined TO head tho
stud at Miss Wilk's Canadian farm, so
was given a record as a matter of pre-
caution He was not hurried in his great
mile and trotted every quarter in 30 Sec
onds
Ed Allen, who was injured yesterday
is able TO be out. but It will be some
time before he can sit sulky.
Tonight Frank Jones OF Memphis
bought the green PAGER William O.by The
Director General. for $4,000. The horse
worked in 2O6ls for Ed Benyon the other
day. and is counted one OF the best OF
the unmarked PAGERS in sight. He goes
into Geer's stable and will be kept over
until next season The summary:
2:21 CLASS. PACING. 3 HEATS.
Purse $1,000.
Princess Helen. b. m. by the Beau
Ideal-Queen Regent. by Mann
country Bow. b. e. aCox} .........,.52 8
j. II. Hanlon. bl. h. (Rea). 4
Moore. b. &. Murphy ).............
director Joe bl. h. (DemaresD. .3 4
Raldv. II. q. (Thompson) ......... dis.
Bessie Earl, CHI. m. (Geers)......... dis.
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OARSMEN fLOCkED TO
WORCESTER CARNIVAL

York; John O'Neil, st. Mary's. Halifax,
N S. second. Time 9:5s.
Ninth and last race. intermediate
eight -oared shells--Won by Argonaut
Rowing club OF Toronto, Can: New
York Athletic club. New York, second I;
Wachusett Boat club. Worcester, third.
Time 7:47,
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The champion Grays pulled sizzling
game from the fire yesterday at Toronto
and only when the last man was gone did
the settlement OF the score come.
For six innings there was little to 1t,
but Providence, the score being TO
az the close of the first half OF
the seventh. all gathered by timely hit
ting. All kinds OF things happened TO
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-11

Storke-6; Frick. Flynn ?. O'Brien, Frank
%. First base on balls-off Mccarthy Q:
OF Hardy l. Struck out-5y Mccarthy L;
by Hardy 2 Three-base hits-Flynn. Po-
land Two-base hits--Selbach, Dunn. Nc
Carthy. Sacrifice hits--wallace, Flynn
Stolen base-Poland. Double play-Hardy
to Rock to La Chance. Umpire-Moran
Time-1h. b5m.
sBatted for Crist
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-11
MONTREAL

Runs-Wagner-1; Jones, Mailing. Par|
dee-3. Two-base hit-Engle. ThresI
base hit-Mahling. Sacrifice hits-BrodieI
Mailing, Cockman. Stonage. Stole1
bases-Connor 2; Joyce 2. Struck out--Bl
Leroy 4; by Pardee l. First base on ball}
--off Pardee 8; off Leroy 2. Umpire-Con|
ahan.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-11
CONNECTICUT LEAUGE

Al New London-New London Hartford.
rain
Az Norwich-Sorwioh r.: Bridgcpor, 3
Al Waterbury-SpringAeld 4: Water
bury
Al Holyoko--Holyoke 10; New Haven O.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-11
LESTER D0RE
WON RACES

The feature Of the final days meeting
In Hippodrome park at Bridgeport yes
terday was the suspension for 80 days OF
Edward Dunbar. driver OF Frank Powell.
owned by William K.nseila. wilfui hold
Ing In the first and second heats OF the
second race. the 2:A class, being the
charge.
Lester Dore replaced Dunbar and won
three straight heats. The same was true
In the first race OF H. A. Buckley's Nah
ma. the favorite which finished first In
the last three OF the six heats an easy
winner. making comparatively poor
showing i'm the FIRST three heats There
were many scratches.
2l9 CLASS TROTTING.
Purse sSoo
Nahma tB. II. Bucklev).....4 2111
The Baron "a. G. Hawkins).3 Ia 3
Baron Patch John T'tsser-
ald)..... ........... .......1 3 =
Little Bili OH. n. Ralstom..2 "a 4 2dr
Silver Spray James Jacques) DIR
Time 2:27%. 2;23h. 2.2iA. 2:23a. 2:22ls,
2:g7.
2:a CLASS. PACING.
Purse $500.
Frank Powell tWm. l<insella)2 2 III
Kansas Boy (Robert Donnel-
ly) ............ .............l 2
Wildwood D. ~ Strosnider...4 2 3 8
Queenie "a. ~ GilmoreD. .....3 IA 3
wilkes Barron "a. G. Hawk
lnsl..... ...s.... ..s.............6 4
Walter "a. n. Dore).."...5 sar
Nancy c (F. ". ThralD......7
Time 2:2lA. 2.2lA. 2:25A. a.2Si4
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ONLY COURAGE NEEDED.

Three policemen at Paducah. XIV.
marched a lynching party of 20 TO the
city hall and arrested the leaders. II
is usually a simple matter to deal with
lynchers when there IL somebody around
with courage TO do it.-New York World.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-11

Runs-Mowrey,. Byers Jennings 81
FIRST base on balls-On Currie, 2: off Ma
son, g. Struck out-By Currie. 3; by Ma
son. !. Three e-base hits-Byers. MowreyI
Iwo-base hit-McConnell. Sacrifice hit-l
mullen. stolen base-Mullen Double|
plays-Jennlngs TO Hunter: Mowrey Ia
Hunter. Wild pitches-Currie, 2 TIM
pires-kelly and Finneran. Time-ih. 45ml
'Batted for Currie In the ninth inning
NEWARK 8, MONTREAL 1
Pardee was too strong for Montreal
yesterday at Montreal, only four hits be
ing gathered of his offerings. The heldl
ing features were supplied by Hartman
and Wagner in the shortstop positions
Score:
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In his manifesto Nicholas OF Russia
vrites Of "our imperial win as slfbly az
n ne actually had one. = Louisville
0Dnrtsr-y ysurnal
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Hal Gavin. ro. g. (McElsey) ........ dis.
Carlisle wilkes br m Gar,lhs,eo dis dis
Princess Helen won s5l2. Country Boy
$3.50. J. =. Hanlon sl4s. Moore $2, Direc-
tor Joe s129.
2:n CLASS. TRoTTING. 8 HEATS.
Purse $1,000
Brilliant Girl b. m. by James
Madison Brilliant Shine. by :,
Charles Derby Curry .......... I !
Oliver nIysS, Moore; b. 9. Ns,nnr0 T9G,nr1d)..
Add, b. g. 0atimer) .;.;.......;.".
Jessie Benyon. ro. IN. (Benyon).".4 Z 9
BiIS. Biily H. b g. tGsrTGisy,b tGrGsyy,,byi S,s
Brilliant 1nrH t0G Girl foi won $50. Oliver Moore
Sis. Ann Direct $ll5. Add ss2, Jessie Ben
yon STA
FREE FoR-ALL, TRoTTING. 8 HEATS
Purse $500
Lady Rivers. by Garr's Mann
brino (McDonald) ................. ] !
S9yGeT woStS MfGregfor ef c9 sH1san
Time 2:l0%. 2:0s, 20sN
Sweet Marie won s7s5. Snyder McGreg-
or 1863. Wentworth s216
2:l7 CLASS. PACING. 8 HEATS.
Purse $1,000.
Fred r., b. h.. by Bobby Burns
Hidaigo, B. g. Demarestj. ...........3 S 2
Common Voter b. h. (Cox)...,..... 4
Ella Purcell. b. m. Cvsientine5..... 8 3
Allan Dale. b. h. (Rogers)....... 8
Miss Gay, b. m. (McDonald). ....... dis.
Time z09ls. 2los4, 2:l1.
AGAINST TIME. TO BEAT 2:so TRoT-
Kentucky Todd, bl. h. C2). by Todd.
2:14&.-Paronella, by Parkville
lStinson) ...... ...................... Won.
Time 2:20
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MISSED FOOTING, INJURED HIP

Mrs. L Monroe Of so Waterman avenuI
East Providence. slipped from the ruf|
ming board OF an Eden Park car in frod
OF the Narragansett hotel iast evening
and was Injured about the hip.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-11
n. {. LEAGUE GAMES

Lowell 2, Lawrence /.
Haverhill s. Fall River 2.
Manchester s. New Bedford o.
Lynn /, Worcester darkness.
GAMES TODAY.
Lynn at Worcester.
Haverhill - Lowell.
Fail River at Lawrence.
New Bedford at Manchester.
NEW ENGLAND IEAGI-E 9TANnIN,.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-11

Boston intends TO build a yacht To SO
for King Edwards Cup next year.
club would be Obliged to inscr.be hi|
yachts name on the cup.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-11
LEAGUE LEADERS BLANKED
WITH ONLY THREE HITS|

Moren was liberal with passes yester-
day at Rochester and single by Clancy
proved to be his undoing attendance
1850. Score:
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

Providence 6. Toronto s.
Newark 3, Montreal /.
Baltimore 8. Buffalo o.
Rochester 3. Jersey City 0.
Games Today.
Newark at Montreal.
Providence at Toronto.
Baltimore at Buffalo.
Jersey City at Roche
Eastern leauue Standlnu
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-11

Runs-Barrett. Malay. Burrell-3 First
base on balls-On Moran s. Struck out
BY Moran 3: by Case 3. Three-bas hit
Cassidy. Stolen bases-Duffy Clancy,
Keister. Butler. Double plays-Barrett to
Moran; Loudly to Clancy 2. Hit by pitched
ball-rBy Case l. Umpire-Kerins. Time
III. 45m.
cease out: hit by batted ball.
BALTIMORE, 3: BUFFALO o.
Mason rather had IL on the Bisons yes
terday. holding the leaders TO three scat
terine hits. Attendance 1887.
The score.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-11

BEAT CREMOS

the Independents by score OF to 5. The
features OF the game were the playing OF
Chadwick and Hurst for the Independents
and Whitley for the Cremos Score:
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AM ERicAN LEAGUE.

Boston T. Detroit 3.
Chicago 2. New York 1.
st. Louis !. Philadelphia 0.
Washington n-Cleveland-Rain.
Games Today.
Bos ton at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-11
RACING, BOXING RESULTS
BASEBALL NEWS TERSELY II
Results Of Games Played Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

st. Louis 2. Boston o.
Chicago 2. Brooklyn 0.
New York /, Pittsburg 0.
Cincinnati 4. Philadelphia 1.
Games Today.
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadel
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-28
IN THE COURTS
Circuit Court.

Business picked up in circuit court
this morning after lulu of several
days. and several suits were filed.
John X. Hendrlck filed suit against
Noah and A. B. Morris for $50 on a
note.
Charles Smith, who was fined $50
and costs this morning and given ten
days in Jail for carrying concealed a
deadly weapon, appealed to the CIR
cult court from the police court.
Mary Elizabeth Ingram ct al, filed
a petition in partition against Linda
Ingram, ct al. They are heirs of c.
F. Ingram who died December 22,
1890.
James A. Herring, land agent re
siding in the county, filed suit against
Mary T.. Allison for 5000. his com
mission on a land sale. He claims
that she employed him to sell farm
in the county for $4,000, and IL this
amount was secured his commission
was to be 5000. The petition further
alleges that she sold the farm to
some other for less money after he
had secured a purchaser.
Two suits we're filed as a result
OF an alleged breach of contract In
which Herring figured again. One is
James A. Herring against Klllian
Seitz estate for $500. He alleges
Seitz employed him to sell land In
the county for s1,7OO, which he did
to William F. Henson. but the de
fendaut failed to make the deed. lie
sues for his 500 commission.
The second is William +. Henson
against Killlan Seitz for s75 damages
to him in loss of time in negotiating
for the purchase OF the property
through Herring.
Mallnda Buggett filed suit today
against w. w. English to secure $3.50
the value of notes alleged to be lille
gally held from her by English.
Thomas Hodges filed suit against
G. r. Allen & company, of Mayheld,
for 81, 500, alleged TO be the value
of IA hogsheads OF tobacco sold by
the defendant for the plaintiff and
which money was never delivered to
Hodge.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-28
In Light of Post Office Rulings
Say Growers
Wish New York Board Declared
From Using Mails in Its Deal
ings i'm Futures.
LOSE MONEY BY OPERATIONS

Washington, Dec. as Unless
there comes great change over the
spirit of their dreams of aggressive
ness for self protection, the cotton
growers of the south are about to put
up to the post Office department de-
mand for the most sensational fraud
order in it history against the New
York Cotton Exchange.
The first count against the New
York Cotton Exchange is that 1t con-
ducts an illegitimate business. The
cotton growers say they are not fight
ing dealing in futures per Sc. as New
Orleans handles the staple in a per-
fectly legitimate and altogether Diff
ferent fashion. If the post Office de-
partment is consistent. the promoters
of this movement say an order for
bidding metropolitan concerns from
using the mails in the transmission
OF contracts will certainly result.
The principal complaint is that
cotton delivered on contracts made
on the floor of the exchange is not
of middling grade or its equivalent.
but a "rotten commodity" which
cannot be spun and which Is only Mt
for making horse collars, mattresses,
etc, on which the buyer. II he does
not dispose OF his contract before
notice day. must in some. cases lose
more than $40 bale regardless OF
fprice fluctuations.
Representative Livingston of Geor-
gia, who has been leader in behalf
of the southerns cotton growers In
congress, said today that the south
ern planters lost 100000 as the
result of the practice of the New
York exchange.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-28

Washington, Dec. as While we
are discussing the increase OF salafies
of government employees, says Vim.
Il. Curtis, We should not forget the
officers of the army and navy. whose
pay is altogether too small, and has
not been advanced for half a century.
although the expense OF living has
doubled during that time. Since the
Spanish war both branches OF the
service have had their expenses in
creased by the more frequent trans
fers from post TO post. and to and
from Cuba and the Philippines for
which no allowance is made. and the
ne wlaw which prohibits railway COM
panies from granting passes hits the
officers of the army very hard
When a regiment Is transferred
from one post to another the officers
and the few married soldiers who are
found in every regiment are, of
course, accompanied by their fami-
lies. and hitherto free transportation
has always been generously fur
nished by the railways which have
obtained the comtrad to transport
the troops. When the quartermas-
ter has been making arrangements
for this transportation the represen-
tatiye OF the railway has Invariably
asked for the names OF the wives
and children and even the servants
OF officers families and has issued
passes to every one Of them. II has
been customary. too. for the railroads
to make no charge for the transpor-
tation of extra personal baggage and
household effects. Bst under the
law that cannot be done any longer.
An officer who is transferred from
Fortress Monroe or Atlanta or Fort
Ethan Alien, VT, to San Francisco
or Fort Reno or any other western
post. or who is sent TO the Philip
pines. or TO Cuba, is compelled to
pay full fare for every member OF
his family and such servants as he
takes with him, and the regular rates
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-28
Magistrates Court.

A corn mill. located at 1904 Salem
avenue, was attached today in a suit
brought in Magistrate Charles w.
Emery's court. The style of the suit
is Walter Matthews against w. T.
and Alice Moore on debt OF s31.
The foreclosure of a mortgage Is
asked for. The case has been set for
trial January 81.
This afternoon Magistrate Emery
is trying the attachment suit of the
Jake Biederman Grocery company
against Robert Emery for a debt OF
ssS.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-28
Edward Downing Sues.

Edward Downing filed suit against
Kate Downing yesterday In circuit
court alleging immortality. Several
weeks ago Charles Bean left his
home in the Clark's river section. as
did Mrs. Downing. A short time after
Mrs. Lula Bean filed suit for Ill
vorce against Charles Bean. alleging
that he was living with another Two
man. In Cairo. but not mentioning
names. Yesterday the Downing suit
was filed, alleging that the woman"
in the case is Mrs. Downing. An at
taehment was issued to prevent the
defendant making away with prop
erty. All are prominent residents of
the county.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-28
Nay Conascate Railroad.

Washington. Dec. 2S.-Full re-
sponslbllity for the coal famine In
idaho is placed upon the Oregon
Short line by Governor Gooding, in
a letter to Franklin X. Lane Of the
Interstate commerce commission re-
ceived today. Drastic measures for
the relief of the publlc's distress are
threatened bY the Idaho executive.
who denounce, the railway company
as a corporation which cares only for
dividends. The nature of the step
contemplated by Governor Gooding is
not known here. but it is assumed
that he thought OF selling the rail-
roads and operating them In behalf
OF the suffering people.