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The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
tPrlces quoted are whoiesale.l

BUTTE TER-supply moderate, Prices steady Cream
cry fancy gisaS2; Western hrss, Sla3l seconds, 2ia
81 process fancy ta25; fair to eood, 2ia25; dairy,
choice 2iag5; good 20azl stoTepacked fresh. lsal6
CHEEsE-NIarket firm. New Ycrk state. factory.
large. Halls: do small i5als; summer, large. l2ssa
is Western factory new choice. isl2; d.. fair to
good. loaIl; Virginia, 10.
EGGS-Rsceipts heavy and market unsettled. Near
by. fresh. Virginia. l7sa to Is; West Virginia and
Southwest Virginia. l5is te II; Tennessee. lsis to
Il: North Carolina. i6 Duck eggs, 30
LIVE POULTRY Receipts light and market
active. Chickens large. per ID, lsals medium lsa
~ small Z2a. stays. Z; heEs, Il to liz To0sters, s.
ducks large. l5sl6; small. i3ai8 geese. sail; tuF-
KEYS toms, Hal5i hens. l1als; turkeys, thin. 6ai0;
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts heavy; choice
stock firm. TURKEYS hens. undTRwD. l9a20. average
undrawn. i7als; thin. 10; old toms. is chickens
spring large. lsa2o; small. 2ea25i capons, 7lb. aver
age 10a22; small iale; hens choice l5al6; ROSTERS
sas: ducks large, l7als; small, 3; geese. sal2.
DRESSED MEATS-ChUice dressed veal wanted.
Boss IN active demand. Calves full dressed. l0o0
heads of s00al00o; hog dressed calves. 500; hams
country sugar cured. L3ail hogs. small and neat,
per CWt. $50 medium. 100. heavy 109a7.9.
FEGErABL LES-Poiato market better snd de-
mand good; sweets and yahs duii homS grown,
L5eai75; potatoes, per bushsl, soas9; Virginia and
Maryland. per bbl.. l50aLI5; sweet potatoes. per
bbl, 200a2 3; yans 75aI.0oi cabbage. home grown
per i0a t0oa600; celery, New foTk. per bunch, Sa
58 cueumhers, Florida per basket. 2o0a25o; onions
Bermuda per crate. l-25si59: Maryland and Viz
snia. per bbl. l75a20o; Ohio, per bbL. L75a2o :
tomatoes Florida, crate, 3Oea4O0
GREEN FRUITS-Apple market strong, and nice
table varieties meet with steady sale; STOCK
neglected York Imperial 1o0a29o; Ben Davis. 20os
2T5; Wine Sap 2O0as 90. fancy table fruit, 5oa3 Co
Spy. per barrel, sa350: GFeening 2eoss25: loose
packed L00ai.5a
DRIED FRUITs-Apples, sliced. fancy. s:
sliced. bright ~ cherries. l2ali whortieberries.
iBa z; rsspberTies. 20a25 hlackbeTries, S
Hay AND sTRAW-Timotly. choice. 2l-00; Nc.
l. a0; No p s.5osls.0o; mixed hay. l300ais.0o
clover l2MaI600 straw. ne. bundle, HeoaiZ00i
NE machine thrash, s.5oa9.oo; wheat. 4-09al.5-
tRAIN--wheat. choice gaa75; fair to good. 6sa72;
ordinary 5oass Corn-Shelied, white. s8s55 yellow.
Ba5s; ear Z5Oa2W Oats-WestsTn. white. No. z
| lzai4. mixed 4ls42.
WOOL AND HIDES-Green hides. hm. and
wanted. Receipts Of fur light and demand good
/ for all grades Wool. washed. free Of burs. per
/ pound, s5a57; WOOL unwashed free Of blus. Ia2s'
/ wool, bury, 2a26; hides. green, 70; dry l.5al7
sheepskins. green. esch soalo0i dry. 25a75 calf
4 skins l99aLS0; muskrat. lea9i black, 3: kits s.
skunk 25al50; mink 7sa4oo; rabbit skins. lax
olossum. la25; raeco0n. @5asoi fox red, l.e0a2 50
! gay, sa5s.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York March G.-SUGAR-LGnd0n market
for algar beets was steady az a4d decline. at s. %
for March and April Raw sugar was arm locally
with duty-paid prices quoted as follows: Centrifugal
s6 test. s5a&el: Aluscovado 60 test 3asa3l2 mo-
lassas sugar, s9 test. 2sia2S5. Refined was firm
and fairly active. but Withoft impuuzat price
change. Receipts fog the week at Cuban ports were
81 015 tons.
BUTTER Receipts, 500 packages; very firm, but
unchanged market was noted for batter with extra
creamery quoted at 80 cents.
NAVAL STORES-stock: Resin. l25is barrels
spirits turpentine. i572 tar, 1887.
MILL FEEI-InaetiVe. Spring hEsns in l0o-ib.
sacks Auri $50; uiddings. p So city bran, 2 .
n huk; Western red dog. 20 arrive, 225.
FLOuR-Moderate tade. Spring patents, Al5a
asa; srring clears. 35ssT5; winter straights &4oa
s.; winter clears 3iGa3 8 Kansas, III sacks pat
ents 375a403: straghls 35oa36 IS; clear, 2s5s5.25.
RYE FLOUR-fTade is quset. at a55a4 Is
CORN MEAL-Steady, moderate trade Kiln
dried. for expert. 255a2s5 meal, in bags. Ld
aLH
HAY-Iregllar: less active. Receipts. i5ie tons
Prime timothy. rs; No. l. 10; No. ?, Lo5all0; Ne.
g. 9al00
sTRAW-Easier and quiet. Long rye, esa7O.
BEEF quiet Family. li.5oal550 packet, lleoa
PORK steady. Ness I775als50; family. las1als 50
TALLOW-Siarket is quiet. City, in hegsheads,
IARD-Firm. Prime Western. 9.53i city. ss2lz
refined continent ai5; South American, 1913 re
fined Brazilian, Kegs. u2S; city stesrine, TO- Oieo
stearine weak. "a Chicago, ga.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago March 2.-CATTLE-Receipts 2,5oo; es-
tinaated for tomorrow 5000; market loc. higher
Prime beeves 5.I5a6s9; poor TO medium, Alea5.S
stockers and feeders 3SoaA9o; COWS and heifers.
8 Iaas 3; Gamers, L75a270; Texans, 4loas75.
HOGS-Receipts Il Goo; estimated for tomorrow.
leG0o. Market 5al0c. higher. Light s.l0a6 s2ls
g6ughs. s0Oa6 Is: mixed. 6l0s6so; heavy, 6laaS. 81
pigs. 54oasl0.
sHEEP-Receipis 4 000; estimated for tomorrow,
600; market steady; native sheep Ao0a625; Western
sheen, 4s0a62s native lambs 5.26asl0; Western
lambs, 5.70asl0.
New Yogk. March z.-CATTLE-Receipts l2D.
steers slow top grades steady, others duh at Ice.
lower: bulls steady; medium and fat COWS, l6c-
lover; thin COWS steady. Three cars common
steers unsold steers sold ar 4s5a575 per 100 lbs.
bulls l0aAs5; COWS. l6oa3l5.
CALVES-Receipts, 30 stsadg al sold. Com
mon 90 psiIae yeals sold at So9al0eo psr leo lbs
few choice do. at lo25: city dressed Yeals. active
and hrm at los5 per ID; country dressed at salsAs
SHEEP AND LAMB5-Receipts. $500 Sheer
firm; lambs actiys and firm. The pens quickly
cleared Sheep sold al l5oss.00 Per 100 lbs; cnll:
at a50aA00; lambs at 7.00aS75; Jersey spring lamb:
at sec per head.
H0Gs-Receipts, $50; l5c. lower nc sales re
fested State aad Pennsylvania hogs viii sell q,
about s. 50a6.99 per 100 lbs
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Statement Made Recently by Mr.
Bonaparte Is Challenged.
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Statement Made Recently by Mr.
Bonaparte Is Challenged.
Editor The Washington Herald
Mr. Charles J. Bonaparte in his talk on
Socialism, an account of which was given
in The Washington Herald Of the 18th
instant. is reported to have made the
following statement:
THE root OF Socialism is the doctrine
that all men of right ought to be, and
should, therefore. be made and kept pre-
cisely equal" There is nothing in the en-
tire philosophy of modern Socialism. or
III the words written or spoken, OF any
OF It's exponents that could by any pos
sihility give the idea that Mr. Bona
parte has expressed. There may have
been in the abnormal days OF the French
revolution class of people who believed
in the doctrine that Mr.. Bouaparte has
referred to- But the modern Socialist is
not TO be held responsible for the ab-
surdities and fallacies Of social reformers
Of a hundred years ago.
The root" Of Socialism is the fact thar
since. under modern methods Of produc-
ton where the labor OF hundreds or
thousands of individuals who are de-
pendent on their labor for their existence
enters into every article. every process
of modern civilized life, the private own
ership OF the means whereby this labor
Is accomplished Is directly opposed 70 the
possibility OF human liberty. just as the
private ownership OF political power.
otherwise known as despotism. IS directly
opposed TO the possibility Of human lib-
Ierty. IN other words. industrial despotism
is just as inconsistent with human lih-
erty as is political despotism.
?. H. SKINNER
1906 Jackson street northeast.
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Quotations furnished By Dick Bros s. Co.. mem
bers Of the New York and New Orleans Cotton
changes. I4l2 street northwest
New York, March G.-The cotton market was
quiet. with no marked tendency in the trading
Transactions we're chiefly Of eyeniug-up character
with new commitments undertaken by ring pro-
fessionals only for a limited soalping turn. Liver
pool did not quite respond TO eur recovery yester-
day and the usual Easter dullness seems TO have
settled over the market The statistical position
ought TO show considerable improvement this week.
as interior stocks so far have lost heavily. Atten-
ton is called to the fact that the large Galveston
stock consists mainly Of cotton shipboaFd and in
railroad cars awaiting through shipment. The net
stock probably is not much II any, IN excess of
last year Southern spot markets quiet and steady
Port receipts. estimated 2 900 bales; last week
l6 AZ bales exports. 1000.
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GRAIN Markets.

Quotations furnished BY Charles G. Gates & Co.
members Chicago Board Of Trade. Munsey Building.
New York, March 27.-WHEAT-No- ! Northern
Duluth 70 arrive. Tse over May. + o. O. 10, 4
Northern Manitoba s55s f. O. 3. No 2 Northern
Manitoba slis. T. @. b.; No. red, T. O. o. a7si
Nc. hard {. O. b., l4c over Mas; No macaroni,
opening navigation SOB. f. O. h., No z macaTorl,
oI.sning navigation, 76ls- Exporters took loads.
CORN-Weaser No. elevator 55z2; Nc. . 5-ss
E O. b. Nc. yellow. 5Ziz: No . {. o. b., Aprii.
5gE No. white, 50, {, o. b. Ezp9EteTs tooA :
loads.
OATS-Stsadv; fair iHqury- Elevator prizes; No.
white 4s Nc. white 45iz, Ne. mixed "a.
The prices fer futures follow:
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Exira per cWt.. 5z5z55Oi butcher. z00a
so; common, 250a30e; rough, i.59a2oa.
HOas-Per cxt., gross. rs; ordinary. 6.5oa7.0o.
SHEEP-clipped. 4eeas.5g; common Zeess.a9.
LAAfgS-Spring, choice. per ID, Bali; choice. "a
s. medium. Cal.
CALVES -Prinae, per b., slsas; medium. 7lsas
common las: grass 4a4is-
COwS-PriIse. fresh, each, 4o.s3a59,b9i common.
29eaAS0.e9: cid and dry, s0aAl0.o9.
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New Orleans.
Spot Markets.
4 FRAuD-LooK OUT FOR HIsI.

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with a prize scheme, representing
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he connected with this newspaper.
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police.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

Sew York. March z.-Money at the stock ex-
change to-day 0peaed at per cent highest. s.
lowest 3. closing 4 per cent Most Of the loans
were at per cent Time meney was offered With
slightly increased freedom IN number Of loans made
Rstes: per cent slz per cent for thirty, sixty
and ninety dsys and four and nFe months; per
csat for six months
Mercantile paper continued very daH Paper
was plentiful but there Was no demand. Rates S
% 6z per cent for sixty ana ninety days, Endorsed
bills receivable rs well as fer choice four 70 six
months single names 6si and sh0Fe for Others.
Sterling market today was steady. with rates uns
changed. Rates foT actus BUSINESS. Sixty days.
sisssaiisi0i demand. ass. -: cables, i.sa25a
sTli0 Commercial bills Wef.t 8asT9.
Ihs supply Il cotton bills WAS moderate
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

Quotations furnished By Charles G. Gates & Co.
members New York stock Exchange AfuHsey Building
sales 10 noon.....-s. g95,3O0 shares
Total sales. ,ss4, 200 shares
Call moneys H.. OF low, 81 close, S1a.
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there had been oyertrading IA Germany,
but said that the liquidation vas not like
iy 10 be "a extensive as had IN some
quarters been predicted
The strength OF Pennsylvania in the
generally demoralized market OF Mon
day is attributed in some quarters to in
side support. which, It is said. has been
steadily given since the panic. On the
day after the panic there were reports
from Philadelphia TO the effect that large
holders Of the stock were prepared to
send In supporting orders whenever the
price got down 10 q certain point, and
though these reports attracted little at
tention at the time they appeared to many
brokers 10 have been verified by the
course of the stock on Monday Pennsyi-
vanla on that day was the only Ameri~
can railroad security to hold its Own, and
closed the day with fractional advance.
Whatever the cause for Pennsylvania $
firmness. its steadiness gained 1t many
friends in the street.
Canadian Pacific .weathered the storm
much better than the bears had expected.
Il was the boast Of bear operators when
they began raidlng the stock that they
would drive the quotations down to a
parity with Great Northern, If not with
Northern Pacific. There was no more
value in the Canadian road than In either
of the others, It was contended. and the
bears expected the downward movement
/ TO be accelerated by selling IN London
Some foreign accounts undoubtedly were
uncovered when the stock broke Is points
Friday and Saturday but even on these
days. when the liquidation for foreign ac-
count was most extensive, foreign holders
stuck to the Canadian security muct
more closely than 10 the Hill and Harri
man stocks
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The Washington Herald by Mall.
Daily. one month............. e5 cents.
Daily and Sunday. one month. IS cents.
Daily. one year........,.........s $500
Daily and Sunday, one year. S420.
This includes postage to any part Of the
United, States and Canada.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call. i2 O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway and Electric is ST. 900 at s.,
500 at 81 500 at s2A 81 900 at s2. a00 At g, $40
at e2+
Potomac Electric S. 81 .0oG At le5A.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone IS. Ai00 a.
1914 81 600 az l0I&. Loo al l0Z-s.
Washington Railway and Electric counmon. 50 al
S. 50 AZ g, 80 at 81.
Washington Railway and ElcotTio preferred, 10 al
co. 70 az 795a 50 at 70. 70 az -. Is az ls is Al -.
50 at 7sis. 2 al %. az %.
Washington Gas % At 5sl4 fbdyer CO.., 50 al 5sas.
% at $50. 50 81 5sA buyer co..
National Bank Of Washington. at $50
Union Trust Company. al is.
Potomac Insurance Company 8 az %
After caIl-Greene Copper. i0 Al 22ls.
American Graphoph0ne preferred 10 az s..
The following we're the closing quotations on yes
teniays STOCK Exchange.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished BY T. r. Chapman s.
Co, members New York Stock Exchange, G. Bowie
Chipman manager. 1901 street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by E. r. Chapman *
Co. members New York Stock Exchange. q. Bowie
Chipman, manager. 1901 street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28

The banks were understood to have
persuaded the stock exchange governors
Of the adyisability Of keeping the OK
change open on Good Friday. With the
exchange closed that day. though open
Saturday, loans made to-day would have
carried over until Monday. Closing the
exchange on Saturday. on the other hand.
will not at all disturb the routine Fri
days loans carrying over to Monday at
all times.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28

Secretary Cortelyou's action produced
the expected result in reassuring London
sentiment. Convinced that New York
would not raid London for sold, that
center maintained a strong market for
Americans and bought freely in this mar
ket A little bear sentiment was created
out Of the London situation. however, by
cables announcing two failures and re-
ports that traders checks had been re-
turned. At the same time the cables
reported the failures entirely inconse-
quential, like the two preceding ones In
the course of settlement.
The copper metal market was again
strong and unchanged. and. as in the
past, entirely unconcerned about the
couise Of the London market in copper
metal futures
A German banker. connected with q
well-known Berlin house, admitted that
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
COTTON MARKET.

sEx dividend.
TEX dividend S2i5 per saare-
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28

Not a single railroad president made
a public statement in the entire day.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28
ROOT OF SOCIALISM.

.Asae4 bid
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-02
Work of Night Riders.

Kuttawa Ky, March 2.-The
news reached here this evning that
21 hogsheads of tobacco we're rolled
into Cumberland river at Rockcastle.
Trigg county. last night by might
Riders"
The tobacco was fished out and
recovered, but greatly damaged says
the report The tobacco was on the
river bank, for shipment to Clarks-
vile. having been purchased by an
independent firm of that city from the
farmers of the Rockcastle section of
Trigg county.
The association and all others are
getting along well in this section
Tobacco deliveries are being made to
independent buyers and the ascot
alton almost every day and perfect
good feeling exists among all class
es. The association is making friends
here and 1t is predicted that almost
everybody viii pledge the 1907 crop
if good prices continue to prevail.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-02
PLEADED GUILTY
TO EMBEZZLEMENT
Gilbert M. Stephenson, Former
Mail Carrier, is Held to Fed
eral Grand Jury This Morn
ing by Commission
TOOK ssi FROM MONEY ORDER

Held under $500 to answer to the
next federal grand jury on the
charge of embezzling $2t govern
ment fund from the money order de-
partment, Ebert NJ. Stephenson, for
mer rural carrier of Cayce, Fulton
county, is trying to secure bond. The
young man waived examination and
pleaded guilty wnen presented before
Armour Gardner. United States COM
missioner, this morning. He was ar
rested at his home night before last
by Wade Brown, deputy United States
marshal.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-02
COMPOSITIONS In
BANKRUPTCY CASES

Capt. Ed Farley was elected a
trustee in the bankrupt case of J. R.
Roberts this morning and compost
ton suggested, which was accepted
by a majority of creditors in number
and amount. 1t is for settlement on
80 per cent. The assets of the bank
ruptcy are invoiced at $4,000 and his
liabilities will reach $4,000. 1t is
stated the stock will not sell for more
than $4,000.
In the bankrupt matter of Max
Michaelson, Cecil Reed was elected
trustee, and a composition is being
considered. The composition will not
amount to so per cent, it is stated.
Michaelson's liabilities will reach
about $4,000
Because of the above cases con-
suming the morning and afternoon.
Referee e. w. Bagby had to adjourn
the case of e. Rehkopf and joan Bal
linger, of Gilbertsville, until Monday.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-02
CAPT. FLAsCH's COMMISSION
HAS REACHED HIM AT LAST

]. B. Flasch, engineer on the fer
ryboat Bette Owen, recently elected
business manager Of the Marine En-
|gineers' association at the annual
convention In Washington City, has
received his commission and will
start on his first round Of official du-
ties Monday. Albert Mason. VINO ran
on the steamer Joe Fowler last sea-
son. but who has been running a
machine shop at Lone Oak lately,
will succeed Mr.. Flasch on the Bet
tie Owen. Captain Flasch will make
Paducah mis- headquarters at the
rooms of the Marine Engineers as
ISOLATION lis Broadway.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-02
RIOT LAST NIGHT.

Portsmouth, o., March p
After a riot last night i'm which
man brought here TO assist in
breaking the street car strike,
was badly injured, one of the
best cars owned by the compa-
NY, which was abandoned out
side the city, by strike breakers,
was burned. President York, of
the street car company, ANNOUNCE
ed today he would call on the
sheriff for protection. If he fails
20 receive it he will appeal to
the governor for the militia.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-02
OFFICER COMING
FROM TENNESSEE
7. E. Patterson, High in Coun-
ellis of WOOdmen of the World
Will Confer With Local Men
About Camp
PLANS OF MEETING MATURING.

The firse active preparations for
the big head camp meeting w. o..
w. to be held here beginning March
70, will be made on the arrival of
County Trustee 7. e. Patterson, Of
Chattanooga, Tenn, a member of the
Sovereign Camp with headquarters
at Omaha, Neb. Wednesday he
comes to meet with local Woodmen
and arrange for reception of dele
gaes.
A great deal of interest is being
taken in the meeting. It is held for
the purpose of organizing the camp
and electing officers. Magistrate
Charles W. Emery now member
of the Sovereign Camp from Tonnes
see and Kentucky, will be candi-
date for Head Counsel of the State
Head Camp.
There will be nearly 200 delegates
here and the meeting will last from
three to four daisy.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-02
MIR. FRED Il. ASHTON TO
LEAVE FOR CHATTANOOGA.

Mr.. Fred B. Ashton. formerly SUI
perintendent OF carriers and chief
clerk in the local postoffice. and who
has been made a postoffice inspector,
will leave in the morning for Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, which is the direct
headquarters of the states; Florida,
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama
and Tennessee. He will then be APP
pointed to local territory including
one Of the above states. Mrs. Ash
ton Will remain here for several weeks
until Mr.. Ashton has been assigned
to his local territory.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-02
WILL BUILD LINE
TO METROPOLIS

Herrin. H., March 2.ZThe Bur-
lington corps OF surveyors have sur
veyed four routes from this city and
Camden, the little line station a few
miles north of here. southward for
the extension of their line 1t will be
known definitely in few weeks
which of the four routes they will
build. There is probability of them
forking the line from Herrin, one
branch bearing eastward in its route
to the south and the other southwest
ernly towards Thebes bridge. The
surveyors are spending most of their
time this month between Vienna and
Metropolis trying to find the best
route through the hills and hollows
of Johnson and Massac counties.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-02
Then Shook Dust of Paducah
From His Patent Leathers
Furniture Dealers and Others Are
Getting Busy With Their
Attachments.
MANY ARE LOOKING FOR HIM

H. A. Cunningham, young man
who hit the high places" only while
working Paducah, left last week
for the south with no particular desti-
nation in view and following close in
the wake OF his departure came credi-
tors with unpaid bills and desire TO
wreak vengeance. But only by re-
corting to the courts could any degree
of satisfaction be secured.
Yesterday morning Constable A.,
G. shelton, armed with warrant OF
attachment issued by Magistrate JUS
tice Charles w. Emery, invaded the
suite of rooms occupied by Cunning
ham, 126 South Fourth street. The
Office was furnished deliberately, and
not an item of convenience was lack
ing. The next room, bedroom, was
found to be even more sumptuously
fitted out. The entire ceiling was
covered by a huge Japanese fan and
little electric light globes Of various
hues and colors studded the soft
folds of the umbrella. The color
scheme was carried ut to the fullest
in the arrangement of the room. The
furniture was said to be about as
good as is possible to secure in Padu-
cab.
Garner Bros, local rurnishers, had
In bill for $153 and F. n. Gardner
& company presented a bin Dor $50
will J. Gilbert brought in another
for $3.50.
Cunningham was an agent for the
American Benevolent association,
health and accident insurance. and
his Office being closed 1t is presumed
he left no successor.
Magistrate Emery stated that no
date for the sale has been set.
Cunningham and his partner, nam
ed TrimbIe we're last seen in Chat
tanooga IN company with a well
known young woman who left Padu-
cab few days after their departure.