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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
SEND REiNFoRcEMENTs.

pMris. Sept 2.--The transport Niye
sailed last night from Oran for Casa,
blanca. Algeria. with battalion OF
the Foreign Legion. The Shamrock
lef ctday with another battalion and
the Mytho will take squadron %
spahis.
1t has heen reported that the Sui
tan intends leaving Fez Immediately
for Rabat to confront his brother,
Muai Hahz. who has been proc al ned
Sultan by several of the Morocco
tribes. Caid Floos has declared his
allegiance 10 Mulai.
The Epoca, Of Madrid, publishes AZ
Inspired article 90 1 serning tAe news
uapers which urge spain to Withdraw
nom the Moroccan campaign, on the
around that Spain's insufficient nRFal
and military forces will not permit
her to play d role like that OF France
The Epoca points out that even the
6ethronement Of the Moroccan Sultaa
world not release Spain from hel
duty toward Morocco.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
MANY JEWS ARE
KILLED IN RIOTS
OF ''BLACK 10O" !"
IN ODESSA-uPRiSiNG CAUSED BY
EXPLOSION or BOMB IN
COURT YARD or PotlcE STA
rioN--JEWs RLAMEp--PoLlcE
IMPASsiV

Ode ssa, Sept @.--The Black Hun
Idfeds began rioting here this after
noon, alleging that the Jews were re-
sponsible for the explosion of henl5
IN the court yards OF the central po-
lies station ,hore Saturday morning.
resulting ia the @eaths OF artillery
officers and four policemen, although
II was stated at the time that the
bomb was accidentally dropped by the
Officers. The rioters ran through the
streets inhabited by Jews, shooting
promiscuously right and left. Several
were Killed and injured. The mob in
dulged In other brutal assaults aANl
beat down many victims with flexible
rubber stick The Jewish cemetery,
where thousands OF Jews were pray
inh, outside Of the city, was the
scene OF fierce onslaught by mem
bers of the Black Hundreds, who shot
down many of the moWners with re
volyers. Panic ensued in the ceme-
terry and in wild rush to escane
mauy Jews were injured. The riot
lasted several hours, but the police
were impassiye spectators and made
no arrcsts,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
DOUBLE MURDER
IN NEGRO DIVE
or EAST ST. LoUis-PRoPRlEToR
SHOOTS ONE NEGRO = AN
OTHER SHOOTS HlM--LA6oR
DAY "IonAHn

East st. i.cuis H., Sept 2.--One
man is dead and another sefinusly
wounded. possibly fatally. as result
OF fight late today among negroes
az the yellow Dog saloon near the
limits OF the city Dave Ross, the
negro proprietor Of the saloon. shot
and seriously wounded Caz Murphy,
another negro, after some alteration
IN the saloon Ross save himself up
and after securing bond returned to
his bar. During his absence mob
Of negroes invaded the place and
forced the bartender 10 give them
drinks. When Rrss returned, Ale
Stanford Murphy's brotherin law.
asked who shot murphy. Ross said
he did aud stamford shot him In the
chest. Ross dying two hours later In
She same ward in the hospital in
which Murphy was lying. Labor Day
has an Unusual significance at the
yellow Dog, a double murder having
been committed there on Labor Day
In 1904
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
TRIED TO BLOW
UP RESIDENCE
OF FORMER SHERIFF OF COOK
CoUNTY-DYNAMITERS HURL
BOMB WHICH TEARS OUT
FRONT OF HOUSE.

Chicago, Sept Police of the
Town Hall Station received a report
ut midnight that an attempt had been
made to destroy the home of James
Pease former sheriff of Cook county
with dynamite bomb. Peases homo
it at Dover street and Wilson avenue
and two patrol wagons we're sent
there one from the Town Hall Sta.
tion and one fron the Sheffield Ave
nre Station. <@M
The police founa tnat three men
drove up TO the Pease home In an au
tomobile They hurled the bomb and
then sped away.
The explosion shattered the whole
fEont Of the house and broke glass IN
windows for blocks around, causing
excitement
Mr.. Pease is political sponsor fcI
States Attorney Healy. who attitude
toward horse racing in Cook county
has aroused the hostility Of certain
cctarie of the gambling element Mr.
Mr.. Pease was lying i'll in his Louse
at the time the eaort was made &c
destroy IT,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
ARKANSAS GOES
DIAMOND MAD
FINDING or PRECIOUS STONES
I'M PIKE COUNTY SETS
NATIVES WILD.
MANY WORTHLESS ROCK
Gathered BY Farmers Unfamiliar Witt
Diamonds-Crops Deserted
Men Borrow Money to Specu-
late--Lanos Bought.

! Little Rock, Ark, Sept 2.-The
finding Of diamond weighing tewlya
and three-quarter carats by ID. b. Cen,
way, Of Texarkana few days ago in
different section Of Pike county
from that mentioned in recent bulle
tins Of the United States geological
survey has set Arkansas diamond
mad.
Farmers who own hillsides on
which they have made only an indif
ferent living for quarter of a Gem
tury have set fabulous figures on the
/ land over night, Notwithstanding tae
fact that Little Rock st. Louis and
New York capitalists picked up every
acre in the county that gave ANY evi-
Idence Of diamond bearing dirt.
In dczens Of eases there are entire
families not one member Oh WHICH
las any idea Of what a diamond Is,
EXCEPT that it can be taken to the
bank and traded for money. strag
Cling over the hills day after day.
Everything that shines is hoarled
Tons Of worthless rock are being
hidden around the cabins of .ike
county. If you tell cne of these dia
mond-laad natives he is gathering
worthless stones he thinks you are
schcming to get his land,
You can see on nearly every part
Of the hill section Of Pike county
parties of men and women boys and
girls bare-footed and pare-headed,
SETTLING through the brush with
wooden pals and apron loads of rock
mot fit for making roads.
The fact that the Texarkana man
was offered $25Q0 for the stone he
found last week by the cashier Of the
bank of Murfreeshoro, has spraai
across the hill regions as rapidly as
the news Ct shooting affray in which
some mountaineer has got even"
with neighbor who shot his dog
years ago.
Crops have been deserted The lit
tie patch" of corn and potatoes aad
the hogs that fatten in the woods en-
acorns have been left to the weeds
and weather.
To most of the diamond hunters
$4,000 means no more than $500. and
il means as much as $25,000; for any
thing over $500 and under a million
tConcluded IN Sixth PaEal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
HARTMAN, JR.,
TO WE'D BEAUTY
)F KENTUCKY WHO JlLTED
FAMOUS FOOTBALL PLAYER
. III NEWPORT AsToUNoED
AT NEWS OF ENGAGEMENT.

Newpor, r. /, Sept 2.-And now
society has a dainty ROMANCE to roll
under its tongue and talk about for
the next six weeks or more until
something else turns up. Herbert
Haripan and Elizabeth Sherry are
engaged The news has come from
London and is authentic.
The Kentucky beauty who won the
heart of Tom Sheylin. the Yale foot
ball player and who Tilted him and
gave only "A woman's reason-"be-
cause"-has been won by the former
amateur golf champion, whose di
vorce from his first wife, one of the
beautiful Hrnnewdl sisters. was one
of the sensations Of last year
If Miss Sherry has had her romance
Mr. Hartman has had his. and the
fact that the tDrmer amateur goli
champion is to wed again is net
rears as much Of a surprise as the
fact that his bride is TO be Miss
Sherry Newport was firm in the be
lief that the young woman ia the
case was Mrs. Mae Brady Hall
Ever since the Harrimans sepa
rated and were divorced gossip has
been busy with the talk of the tins
e come when Mrs Hall would free
herself from her English husban. Mr.
Hail was not a favorite in Newport
after he sat on his front porch AMI
spent his time cutting out paper
flowers. doing embroidery work and
making sofa pillows. In fact. even
hlase Newport ridiculed him some
aud be returned to England
Newport. always keen OF discover
affairs Of the heart and figure out a
complex love affair. as a master al
chess would a difficult problem de
ciled that when Mrs. Hall obtained
her divorce the next marriage would
be that OF Mrs. Hartman aud Mrs
Hall.
just how wrong Newport was &.
being gcssipei over today. The
matrous Wh3 figure out marriages ans
divorces with en- accuracy that would
pst a palmist TO blush admit thel
were Understanding the ability oi
sir. Hartman to win Miss Sherry.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
MINOR LEAGUE NOTES.

The Newark, Ohio. team is leading
the O. and P league and looks to be
a sure winner
Pitcher Tate Cromley the former
indianapolis winner, has been releas-
ed by Kansas City.
The Memphis team won four Of the
six games in the last Memphis-Atlan-
to series.
The Williamsport team has the
Tri-State league pennant packed in n
box.
Los Angeles still holds the lead in
the Pacific Coast League race, with
Oakland and San Francisco following
clcsc.
In Scratch" Mcclure the McKees-
port club has one o fthe crackerjack
pitchers OF the P. o. NJ. league.
Several South Atlantic league mag
mates are after President Charlie Roy
eds scalp. Umpire Mace is spoken
of as a possible successor to Mf
Boye:.
The first four Texas league teams
have been travelling along recently
with but thirty points separating
them. Austin has been leading. with
San Antonio. Houston and Dallas at
the latch string.
The Freeport. Ill, team looks like
cizch for the Wisconsin league pen
nant. II is the only team in the lea
gre outside OF the state of Wiscon
sin.
The Lynchbnrg team Of the Fir
ginia League has got ont Of last place
and moved up pretty close to the
leaders.
Pitcher Fairbanks Of Albany. re
Gently shut OFT the champion Scran
to nteam Of the New York state lea
gne in both games Of a double-header
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
YOUNG MAIDEN
CARvES RIVAL
IN CROWDED PLEASURE PARK
AT CHATTANOOGA
ED GIRL WAS OUT WITH
OTHERS BEAU.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept 2.-ln
the midst Of thousands Of Sunday
pleasure seekers at Olympia park, to
night. with all the bands playing, fly
ing swings rrnning and without a
moments notice. Ethel Keith. aged
I6, used knife with deadly effect
upon Lille Davis, aged IL. As a re
suit Lille Davis is not expected to
I've, being in the hospital with seven
severe wounds on different parts of
her body above the waist
Lille had gone to the park with
Robert Keith, who is no relation to
Ethel. There has been an intense
rivalry between the two, and when
Ethel saw Lille ont with the young
man she could no longer control her
self. And it happened she bad a
rocket knife in her possession. she
slams by accident, and she i'm
Immediately commenced a quarrel
with Lille. The park was crowded,
but this d!d not deter the girls from
putting Up a fight that soon attracted
hundreds. Ethel drew her knife and
" hen the officer arrived she had in
nicted wounds that may result fatally.
Lille Davis has had an eventual
life, having married one Henry
Eichorn when only Is. He killed
himself about a year ago and she
again adopted her maiden name.
Both girls are from well known
families and the fight has created
something of sensation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
GIRLS BEATEN
IN LABOR DAY
RIOT IN OHIO
MOB ATTACKS TWO MEN WORK.
ING IN MINES - TELEPHONE
GIRLS RUSH TO RESCUE AND
ARE SEVERELY KICKED AND
BRUISED.

Stuebenville, Ohio, Sept. "A La
bcr Day riot occurred here today that
resulted In serious Injuries to Joseph
HARRISON and John Hattoh and to
Miss Mary Mageo and Miss Tula
Rookie who endeavored to shield the
two men. HARRISON and Hatton came
here froa ST. Louis to work in a mine
where a strike had been declared.
They were set upon today by crowl
and were being badly beaten UP when
the two girls, who are telephone op-
orators and total Itrangers to the two
!men, clbowed and showed their way
into the crowd and threw themselves
on the prcstrate bodies OF the two
men who were being beaten. The girls
received blows and were severely
Kicked. The police dispersed the
crowd and made only one arrest. ar
bisons skull was fractured and he
was t.Hen to the hospital,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
RA|SUL| WANTS
TO NEGOTIATE
roR RELEASE OF MAcLEAN FOR
WHOSE SAFETY THERE rs
MUCH ANXIETY.
REINFORCE MENTS SENT
To Morocco BY French Government
Real Sultan viii Meet the Pre-
tender in Open Battle
Soon.

Tangier Sept. 2. Much anxiety Is
expressed here regarding he SAFETY
cf Caid Sir Harry Macieaa due 70
the isolated absence Ct direct news
which was re.icged today hf the ar
rival CT letters from MaeIean hin
self. He IL in good heath and Is with
Raisuli in the Ben Isrous territory,
Letters from Raisuli 70 the t'rit 81
minister here laying down terms upon
which the bandit chief Will release
MacLean, We're also received. Raisuii
suggests that IAN emissary be sent to
negotiate with hirr,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
OBLIGATION Of
TELtCRAP HERS
WILL GO TO NEW YORK WHEN
WESTERN UNION DIRECTORS
MEET TO MAKE NEW De
MANDs.

Chicago. Sept. 2..-"There can he
only one settlement vi the telegraph
ers strike. The Western Union can.
not make an agreement alone. Neither
can the Postal nor the Associated
Press. The interests OF tsese three
companies are so iRterwoyen that we
will not make any settlement that
does not include all three"
This announcement was made to-
night. by Insepational SeeyetarT-
Treasures Wesley Russell. OF the Tes
egrapsrs' Union, afts a meeting Of
the local strikers had adjourned.
The latter had changed their wage
demand. Heretofore they have asked
for = 10 per cent advance. This was
changed today to a recommendation
10 the Committee OF Fifteen that will
be naraed to 20 to New York to ash
for 25 per cent advance Instead.
The Board of Directors OF the
Western Union will meet IN New
York September q or 10. continued
Secretary Bussell FIFTEEN employees
a the company now on strike win gr
TO New York to be ready to meet the
western Union Beard OF Directors i
called IN FOR a conference. The mem
bers Of this committees come fgom al
parts OF the United States and Can
ada They win be accompanied BY le
Postal and 3 Associated Press strik
ers. who will act as advisers. Fifteen
I girl strikers from different points wiil
also be sent to New York to present
the grievances Of the female EN-
plOyes-' -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
ATHLETE FROM
CHICAGO WINS
~ TEN MILE SWIMMING FACE IN
ST. LoUis-TWo ST. LOUIS
ANS GET SECOND AND THIRD
PLACES.

St Louis Sept. 2-H. J. Hanley, OF
Chicago. a member OF the new III
nois Athletic club won the A. A. L.
ten mile swimming race here today.
covering the distance in one hours.
forty minutes and four seconds. The
contest was held In the Mississippi
river and the course began at ths
Chain Of Rocks and ended az Eads
Bridge. A. NJ. Goessling. of st. Louis.
finished second, being on minrte
hfty-onc and four-fifth seconds behind
Hanley. Gwynne Evans. OF ST Lcuis.
was third. Fifty-three swimmers
made the start and twenty seven fn-
ished Hanley swan easily and AZ no
time appeared to be in distress
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
COMPLETELY WHIPPED
Young ketohel Wins WeiterSoieht
Title From Joe Thomas IN Thisy-
Second Round.

Cola. Gal. sept Yang kstchsi.
Of Butte. Mont, to-ay Knocked cat
Joe Thomas OF San Francisco iz tae
thirty-second round OF scheduled =
round contest winnin gthe welter-
weight championship. TIE fight vas
witnessed by S009 people. Net until
Thomas was knocked doWs four
times in quick succession al his sec-
onds throw up the spones and he vas
50 haSy punished that he had % Be
carried to his corner AMI it ras sef-
eral seconds before ne recovered.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
BIG FAIR.

Bozeman. Mont. Sept 2.-The in
terstate fair which opened here today
far eelipses the exhibitions of pre-
vious years In the number and variety
of the attractions. All signs point to
2 large attendance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
LABOR DAY AT NEW YORK.

New York. Sept 2.-Under the aus
pices of the Central Trades and Laboi
assembly Labor Day was celebrate
in the metropolis today with an eX
tended parade and outdoor sports
Labor throughout the city was gener
ally suspended.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.

Hartford. Crrnx Sent, 2-The
Grand Circuit races at Charter Oak
Dark began today and will continue
through THURSDAY The program is
one Of the best ever arranged by the
association. the open purse amount
ing to a sotal OF $50 900
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
ONE ROUND KNOCKOUT
Fiqht in Massachusetts, Town Seized
uled For Nineteen Rounds Ends
In Two Minutes.

Lawrence. Mass. Sept. BILLY
Paepke. of Spring Valley Falls. I'LL,
today knocked out Tommy Sullivan Of
Lawrence in the first round of con
test that was scheduled to go nine
teen rounds. The fight lasted only
two and one-half minutes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
BIG STRIKE ON.

Limoges. France. SEPT 2--The
Baviland porcelain works here are
partially affected by a strike Of S.oo0
workmen which threatens 10 involve
$1,000 men.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE
LASTED NINETY MINUTES

Washington, Sept A dis
tinct earthquake shock, indi-
eating very severe seismic
disturbance at a far distant
point, was recorded on the
weather bureau instrument
here today, lasting ninety
minutes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
JOHN MITCHELL SPOKE.

Nelsonville, o.. Sept. 2.-John Nit
chell, president of the United Mine
Workersfi was the speaker at big
Labor Day Ceitsation here sOday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
pEATH FROM PLAGUE.

san Francisco. sept 2--Ths health
i,oard reports one aldticnai death
from the hubonic plsgue ani tV1 al
diticnal cases under suspicion siare
Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
ION Thompson. the SAGE.

Tom Thompson has noticed that the
boy who fails to catch the ball always
blames it on the bog who threw it
Kansas City star.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
plea 70, RsIision.

Religion should be the rule Of life.
not a casual incident to it--Beacons-
field.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
FIFTY BATTLE
IN RACE RIOT
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN LABOR.
ERs MEET AT ST.
CHARLES, MO.
ONE MAN BADLY HURT
Stabbed in Lung With italian Dagger
and Later Thrown From
Buggy On His
Way Home.

st. Louis, Sept. FIFTY drunken
men fought in desperate race rict
Sunday afternoon in st. Charles, Mo
A quarter cf mile away We're
heard the curses, threats, cries OF
agony and calls for help Of the so men
iiercely battling in q drunked frenzy.
With fists, with clubs, stones
bricks and with knives they fCu3ht
When the battle ended Oscar De Roy,
an American hal been stabbed in the
back by an Italian dagger, the point
Of it going isto his lung, Another
American had the back OF his SHIFT
slashed by an Italian dagger that was
reaching for his life,
There We're many broken ncs IS,
blackened eyes, bumped heads and
bloody faces.
Drinking All Day.
The riot was in a grove at TAird
and Water streets. Two gangs of
workmen from the car shops were
there drinking Each gang had keg
Of beer on tap. In one gang We're
about 25 italians, in the other about
the same number Of Americans,
There has been bad feeling between
the American aud italian workmen
IN the shops ever since $50 Italians
were put to work there four months
ago
All day Sunday the two gangs
lounged and sprawled upon the grass
beneath the trees, drinking more and
more beer and glaring at each other
with eyer-inereasing hatred. At sun
down all were drunk enough to forget
everything but their racial hatred.
and then he clash came antd the bat
tie began.
Blame Americans.
The Italians say that the Ameri-
cans formed in battle array and
rushed Upon them with clubs and
stones. Several Italians were soon
upon the ground unconscious and
helpless Over their PROSTATE bodies
the battle ragged. One Italian drew
clasp knife and fought his way out
Of the crowd, slashing right and left,
and ran away Asother drew a muir
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03

Batteries Frmme and Marshall;
Tay.c,. Frazer and MoraA.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
Il Il z

Bate ies-Joss and Clerk; Howell
Step.sans and Spencer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
Afternoon Game.

Batteries Rhoades and Clarke;
Powell and Spencer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03

Batteries Lush and Noontn
tef, Taylor and Moran
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
Afternoon Game.
Morning Game,

Batteries Smith, Fiene, Sullivan
and killian and Schmidt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
BALL GAME SCORES
TWO Games Scheduled For Each Team
But Several Postponed Minor
League Notes.
National League.
Morning Game.
Morning Game

Batterie s--I indaman and Brown;
Moren and Docin.
Afternoon gam2 pcstponed' ram
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03
Afternoon Game.

Batteries-Walsh and s
Donovan and Schmidt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03

THE succEssFUL aivsrtlsara
announcements ars TX > ven nsan-
aged light house. They sxn always
be depended upon 10 sound warning
o. point the way.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03

THE MOST REFLECTIVE advertise
rnent is one THAI is made part Of the
daily news. It should never be per
mitted to grow fiat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-03

Morning Game.

Morning game postponed.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-09
CLIFF HOUSE Is DESTROYED.
Famous Hotel ON Coast at San Fran.
cisco Is Burned.

San Francisco, Sept s.-The fam
GUS Cliff House, first attraction OF
tourists, was burned to the ground
Saturday evening. The fire broke ont
lin the building about 4:45 O'CLOCK
and an hour later backened hoqp
of ruins was all that remained of
the historic structure.
The house was built of wood. and.
famed by the lively ocean breeles.
the flames made such Roadway before
the nearest fire company arrived that
il was realized that the place was
doomed. and more attention was paid
TO saving adjoining property tnan to
stopping the fire.
The Cliff House had been closed
for some time, as the new lessee.
John Taft, was remodeling interior
Workmen were about the place until
noon, and then departed for the cay
How the fire started is a mystery.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-09
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STrrrVrrTVr'
Berry Gets Two Years.

For throwing rock at a medicine
show at Eighth and Tennessee
streets Friday night and striking
Earl Bailey in the eye. Arthur Berry
fifteen year old negro boy, was
sentenced to two years in the reform
school by Juvenile Judge r. T. Light
foot. Patrolman Aaron Hurley arrest,
ed the negro and besides receiving
with his partner, Patrolman Henry
Singery, $40 reward for arrestine
the boy, was named committee I,
take Berry TO Lexington and left with
the prisoner Sunday morning.
The will of the late Susan Polk
Temple was admitted for probate in
county court. She leaves her real es-
tate and personally to sisters. Miss
Willie Temple and Mrs. c. II. Broth
ers. To her brother-in-law, DR.. C. II.
Brothers, she leaves a set of encyclo-
pedia and a dictionary. Miss Willie
Temple is named as executrix.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-09
Grand Jury's Report.

Six indictments, all Jail cases
were reported this morning by the
grand jury as follows:
VIII Baker. for converting $50
to F. NJ. Ragsdale. to his own use.
Edgar Holland and John Nichol.
son, white boys. for breaking into
the vacant residence of Mrs. NJ X
Scott on Monroe between Fourth and
Fifth streets. They had been dismiss
ed in police court.
Charles Johnson and Charles
Jones. colored, who broke into many
residences and storehouses and VIII,
got two years in two counts. the
third count being dismissed. were in
dicted on two charges. breaking into
the Jim Duffey pressing club head.
quarters; also into the pressing club
headquarters of Joe Starr.
Leroy Crutohtield, for stealing a
500 ring from Miss Coda Dale.
Thomas Hornbreak. for selling a
coat not his own for so cents. alleg-
ing it to be his property.