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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
MAGlL.E.S Are
RELEASED

CLINTON. TIT. Aug when
court convened this morning the
state presented itg affidavit show
ing Why the MaRlll murder case
should not come up for trial before
the November term. The state be.
1oves that lhc letters are forgerics.
and Therefore wants time TO get
evidence Also that the state Is
unable 20 set the alleged Pet
Magill letters from defense.
Tho state has not received n fun
report from the laboratory exam.
iulnK the organs The state claims
Il must have time 20 get q witness.
William Mellon Of Colorado. who
has letters from Fay Magill. the
present wife Of the indicted banker.
purpOrtiuR TO show that Maeill
murdered HE wife. and she was an
accessory. Tho matter was taken
under advisomont by the court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
Man Has Left Seattle to Get Ex-COmprOlIer in Hon.
duras or MexicO--GOVenOr Mead Offers $1,000
Reward and County VIII Add $500, City has Con-
tract, Probably With PinkertOn.

with a total of $500 offered al.
rectly and indirectly for his cap
iure. John Ripllngeg ex-city comp.
trolier Of Seattle and defaulier 20
the extent Of Sos o0c. will probably
be d prisoncr within n few weeks
unless be shakes The dust 81 Hon.
darss OF Mexico. a. the ease may
be. from his shoes and eludos a
private detective who has already
left Seattle to set him.
Gov Mead yesterday added 81 0Ne
20 the reward for RinlinKers cap.
tnrc King county viii add $500
Tho city has appropriated $1,000.
not as q reward. bat 10 pay for the
arrest Of RiplluRer
Treasurer George Russell. az.
eordinE TO cts official. has al
ready completed a contract with a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
Inyeigled Into Room by Young Stranger, ". H. Sutton
Claims Robbery Was Attempted Victim Badly
Hurt-AssaIant Lies in JAIL

Invcigled. AZ be claims. into a
room IN the Savoy hotel by q com.
panlon with whom be- had PASSED
the evening. seeing tho sights
around town. W II sutton. aged
o.. a travelling salesman. was last
night assaulted b. Harry Griffith
Nho gives his age az ~. and in a
desperate fiEht to prevent being
robbed received injuries which are
believed 10 be OF very serious
nature
The utmost secrecy Is maintained
about the affair BY the hotel PEG
pie, but the police succeeded In ar.
resting the old mans agaailani, who
was today positively identified by
his Intended victim aud o. being
held In Jail until the results Of aut
tons injuries are definitely dc.
termlned
lie Stranger In City.
Sutton IL a comparative stranger
10 the city and met Griffith In "A
casual way. The latters sugges.
tlOn OF a stroll about the lower end
Of town met with the approval OF
the older man aud the two started
out After a short time Griffith
suggested. 20 Sutton says, that
they 10 70 tho young mans room
In the Savoy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

detective agency. probably Pinker.
ton. 10 bring the fugitive back. and
man has left Seattle for Hon
dufas and Mexico to get the ex-
comptroller IN whichever country
he may DO found
Gov Mead viii stir up the state
department AZ Washington about
the cxtradIilon papers necessary 10
bring Ripllnger back.
The detective who IS after Rip
finger L. said TO draw s. a DAY and
expenses from the CITY while on
Che trail 81 the ex.offlcial
Treasurer Russell. Comptroller
Carroll and Corporation Counsel
Calhoun are said 10 have had a
conference with Mrs. BaliInger
when she was in Seattle last week.
bat got little information from her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

dleFr home weFe lt not that dur.
luH The war he ieft bis company
% fnrlnleh arid never returned
ana q feerFirr. tho Ola fellon
nitfullg told Judge Corey. "and al
ihe homs they turned mo down.
J @auld love 10 end my days with
Che old boys, hnt / guoaa you'd
better send me 70 iaii. Tor I can't
matte mf living ans more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

The fire had spNend gnicAly al
cfer the noor chliaa bodg and she
naH surrounded 81 mass ~
flames Until che hernmr uneon
scioas iaH little siFi suffered fFiEhi.
fullY Tier nother pciEet her and
NiiA Der handa aud q fug beat out
the flames
~ UeogHs a Randall waa call
~ and the alrl iaksa % me aeattle
NnnefAi hospital hui she was o.
9und assistance and death came a.
her relief early thia morning
y kaWhra Frealund the rirfe
father y q shoemaker AZ co glst
aN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
One-Legged Beggar, Only Prisoner in Georgetown
Jail, Sets Fire to Structure in Determination to
Get Quits Given 30 DAYS.

An attempt 10 break from the
city jail a. Georgetown By burning
that structure 10 tho ground WAS
nearly successful last night. Frank
GnaWold, alias Jack Wilson. a one
legged bcggar The only prisoner
IN the jail. being responsible for
the attempt
Griawold WAS arrested yesterday
afternoon for begging lie WAS
alone In the jail at 10 o'clock last
night. when boys discovered smoke
pouring out ~ a window IN the
building
The alarm was given and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
DETECTIVE ON TRAIL
OF RIPLINGER
Sea tie:
WIN S

MERKEi. Texas. Aug 3-The
Seattle nine won the game today
the scorc heinE Seattle 8. Abilene z
schmif1 pitched Outside 81 two
hard chances ~ the right field. the
team played crrorloaf ball
Seattle scored one in the NTH.
two in' the sixth and two Ia the
aessuth The locals scored one 10
the fourth. a home run. aud made
another score IN the ninth The
hits for Seattle were eight, and
errors two. locals hits five aud
nffnra I've.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

consider the possibility 81 q for
elan power being in control"
This IN the declaration Of Ad-
miral McCalla. United States navy,
retired. In ar appeal % the Cali
fornia congressional delegation for
the construction Of. . breskwater
a. this port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
OREN ]. DAVID MARRIED

: pretty. though unpretsntlous.
:, 'ae'ns took place thia afternoon
!, 49, 'as Sacred Hear, Roman CAN.
- 'nafeh' Rev Father Shutting
s na,ysn.lns the ceremony. The
na sg parties were M Oren
|hst sig formerly Of Detroit
4 ~, aAa for the last two years
D'sf 81 the Advertising staff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

time ago. by the husband. whose
wife died on July q. az the family
residence, 1884 Greenwood Az.
The husband swears thar death
resulted from the operation which
Or Butler performed. and the lat
ter insists that demise Was due 10
spinal meningitis.
The prosecuting attorneys office
says DR. Butler has been practlcinR
without a license. The prisoner re-
piles that the whole prosecution is
the result OF a fancied grievance
on the part OF Miller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

fire. which had been started IN q
hnsketful OF papers and had begun
10 catch the woodwork. was quick
~ eNtinguiahed.
Although the jail was fuii OF
smoke almost 10 the point Of SUI.
location. the prisoner maintained
siouuy that he knew nothing u
the fire.
This morning he was sentenced
70 30 days for begging Had the
fire not been discovered when IL
was the entire wooden building
would probably have been do
stroyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
OLD SOLDIER GOES TO
JAIL FOR DRUNK ESS

One q the ligts tragedies that
have come aa aftermaths o. The
civil war tfanspirud In the police
court e. Georgetown this morning
when y. r Mc0iiroy. W. dccrcpll
and ffienalcas was sent o. The coan.
~ jail Tor drunkenness.
The old man waa veteran 81
81. and would nov be Ia a col
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

81 The Star. aud Miss louisa May
Curran. Of Cleveland. Ohio
Only the relatives aud close
fnendg Of the bride and groom
we're present After a short trip
10 Tho different points OF interest
along The sound and Vancouver, ~
G., Mr. and Mrs David will be al
home, a. tho corner Of Twelfth av.
and olive ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
vvORaAN'S DEATH CHARGED
TO DR.. BUTLER

Charged with having caused the
death Of Mrs Lulu v Miller wife
OF Arthur y Miller, an emnloye Of
the Seattle Electric company. by
criminal operation. Or Thomas
Y Butler who has an office IN ral-
lard. was arrested yesterday by DE.
teetiyc Charles Phillips The ar
rest was made as Dr. Butler visit
ed another woman patient In an mp
town rooming house.
The information which led 10 the
filing Of the charge was given the
prosecuting attorneys office some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

ihe eEnf who was accompanied by
several Russian ships.
The kaiser aiguAlcd. "Welcome
% Germany. aud tho cgar replied
Delighted % see youf again
Then the German whrrhlpa gave
the imperial salute 81 l0i guns.
the hnssians replying.
When they reached smooth water
The kaiser boarded the STANDARD lie
embraced the czar kissing him on
both cheeks They then retired 10
the cabin for talk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
FINAL ORDER FILED.

The final order OF the Duhamel
divorce proceedings was filed to.
day by Il Mrs. Duhamel releases
all right TO her former husband s
interest In the firm Of Megrath and
Duhamel, and also all her interest
in the Duhamol residence and other
community property
In lieu Of this Mrs. Duhamel ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

this ninFnlns h the local agents 81
ihe Franklin machines NJ ih. one
sold 70 ar Adams
The machine had been len nn
watched Ia q shed al the Adaus
huuie for some time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
PRsMA RES
ON TODAY

The first trial OF the direct pri.
mary law IN Western Washington
is being held In the Twelfth aud
Thirteenth wards today. where
those newly annexed districts are
choosing candidates for the city
council. TO be voted for az the cleo.
ton August 20.
The voting in the Twelfth ward
will bring out the fun voting
strength, the candidates. all repub-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

licans. being o. A. Pattison. W. NJ.
Hines. Michael Kelly and A. w.
Ware The latter two are said to
be polling the heaviest vote. The
contest viii be close.
In the Thirteenth the contest be.
tween Armstrong and Cox Is close,
the former having the organization
support, but the latter Is a man OF
wide popularity In Ballard. where
he was a councilman until the old
city was annexed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

muulty from punishment. especial
by since the standard has been
an old offender
words lt took Judge lands ga
minutes 10 read e.
Attorney Starr for the Standard
objected 10 the finai entry Of che
order. because the defendants al
lorney was not present This was
oycrfuied
Attorney Starr waited JUDGMENT
set aside because il violates the
eighth amendment % the conFgitu.
ton. which prohibits an Iuflictiou
% excessive fines The court over.
ruled ihla. and many other untiona
Sixty days is given the defendant
~ lie the bin az excepiioua The
ease goes 60 The circuit court nl
appeals "a January.
The grand jury ordered Will IN
vcsligate the charge ~ rrhagiug
against the Chieago a Alton rail
road An through the decision The
court exhibited evidence that the
Alton wAH equally raalsy and be
reviewed The waYblils and tariff
schedules. showing that upon appil.
cation ~ the Standard on Co the
Alton wondered IN TRUST an official
statement lhat the rate og oli from
Whiting lad. 20 East 81 louis
Vas ak cents. whereas the rate
70 tho pnbiic was IS cents.
THIS alleged occurrence between
traffic manager and RATS CLERK viii
receiVn more detailed considers
ton hereafter. said Judge taadln
Heaviest Criminal Penalty.
The sentence u Judge lands il
the heaviest penalty IN al the biz
tory 81 criminal Jurisprudence.
Judge Lands found the company
guilty on .ts1 counts ard gave the
maximum fine on each. $50 600
Mover before has there been
Eaihercd a greater array of legal
talent that appeared In Judge Ian.
de court Tits morning Two bun.
dred extra chairs aere provided
and At that the large court room
vas pa1-~d. hundreds beins Feiaa
ed admltianee even for standing
room
~ tha time the company has
appealed and a verdict Is handed
down b. The supreme court. the in.
fofest that sili BE- added to the
original fine Will fix the sum at
about s3i 900 600 District Atfof.
ney sims said that q decision from
Washington should Be had Ia a
year.
Neither John S Miller. whose
fee IN this case alone waH sfnH 900
nor Moritx Roaenthal. whose btu
Tor $4,000 has been paid. nor A
% Eddy. the permanent counsel IA
Chicngo for John p Rockefeller
we're IN court Miller and Eddy
are IN Europe Rosenthal IL AZ Far
RDekaway
The govern ment does not believe
that the standard OIL company wiil
appeal directly 60 the supreme
court. bat will 60 90 the United
States circuit court 81 appeals
There "a q remote possibility that
the court Of appeals viii reverse
and remand tha case for nea
trial nui The supreme court enters
no such findings That Judicial
body passes upon the constitution.
atty ~ a suit II Il should und
that none Of the constitutional
laws have been violated in the
prosecution Of the Standard on
company. judge lands fine viii
stand as Imposed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
COLLEGE PROFESSOR
WINS ON WALL ST.

DIES aiolNEs. Ia. Aus. , Prof
= 7 Eaton. founder Of the Mon.
tana college NJ Fort Dodge. Mont
while searching for college funds.
accepted tips from Wall Street
brokers and has cleaned % 800.
600.
Carnegie told Eaton that II he
raised $4,000. an equal amount
would ~ given him. Eaton could
raise only $4,000. then ho got his
tip. went TO Wall Street and made
a KILLING.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03


CHICAGO, Aug s.-A fine %
.sata aee vas imposed upon the
Standard on c.. Of Indiana thla
norninx b. luage lands Con.
cludInz sks decision Judge Lands
said.
ne law prohibiting rrefcren
tai railroad rales was PASSED 90
yssrs age lts adoption ass pre-
es1ea hy opposition By beneficial
Ms % tie various practices. I'm
nrtlssely thereafter these persons
VI about 10 devise plans for ita
ssasidn
Decrsss 81 courts and The inter
STATE eomnerue cummissIea ah0w
Re tmployment ~ ; isrse variety
q kAemes 20 accomplish tlis re-
silt Finally Ia 1893 fhe Elklna
~ vas passed The hope vas en-.
Hgislned thar the lnw would put
a. end 10 The preferential rates
yet hsg,nning fen mouths there
shsr. he Standard Oh 20. psuenr
II lso9 earioad. q property to b.
slipped a. an unlawful and secret
msa
Far this offense The Elklns law
ssitorlfed q punishment ouiy b.
4 ans vkich vas an obvious De-
bet I vas femedied. however. b.
e. prszsni lAW prescribing i'm
pi@nmsut ioF Ike 0sfeunsa
iaops Administers La~.
.Hcxsver II ls the business 81
to sdse 10 administer the law a.
- ands n rather than exraslAte
sfan ne adequacy % punishment
snthoFiEsd fos is snfeactl1n. II is
~ iaeEmsat ard sentence Of thla
uFr thai tie defendant. the stand
AT o. pay a fire Of t29.2se 600
ors tang remains 4 must be-
t'tsned that ia this Jurisdiction
b<ss Ass mar b. ignored n
ny are rot obeyed they must b.
s,io'esd The plain demands Of
Asiies require that the facts al
tessf Ia this proceeding Be Sub
rssd to grand iury wlsh 4 view
Y soasidefatlon 81 the conduct 81
~ oshsF party 10 these trauaac
ten4
- The order be entered Tor a
rsasl % 50 mon. returuable AZ 10
sss<t % The morning Of August
= fhe United States district al.
efney Is directed 70 proceed ae
eorslngly
Grand Jury Ordered.
laaze lands said Il vas uaces-
~ 70 know whether the stand.
~ accepted a concession Know.
lhsly and declaring that al honest
Fsfeh By h1nest men would r..
-. ne legal rate lie added
~ law viii not permit 4 ahin.
~ e assasne that a certain rate
y ~sal one He must know The
soest y nos impressed 81 she aaia
~ prediction 81 the aefenaaaf.a
~ 49,. ~. 'nAl he enforcement o.
\, ~ rue Hill work harashlea On
- honest shipping public
ne court construed the las IA
- nflns the defendant ang Inn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
EMPEROR FRANZ JOSEF.

tsesssis star Exclusive ssrviee.l
VIENNA. July al--Alrendy Aus.
ira = preparing on a large scale
e celebrate the diamond Jubilee ef
Emperor Franz Josef Next year he
SIT eonaslcte DE Seth year % his
lri*ut The people win spend g..
a'se $50 20 honor ~ the venerable
ruler uealaea This. ihe city az
Ninaua has voted more han g. 600.
gee foe ihe erection ~ what viii ~
anowa IS the Jubilee hospital. This
vas sieeided upon instead % a great
exposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

Is TO RUN

The word f. being passed 20 the
republican leaders CONTROLLING couut
ties in states not 10 allow delegates
70 be pledged 70 any candidate be.
cause another man may take the
field
COrteiyou will run rs the no
mans candidate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
Old Man Is Beaten
INTHE hotel SAVOY
rrUroNIA WRECKED.

LONDON. AUG 8-Thc German
ateamrr Teutonla. bound for Ham
bufg has been wrecked IN the Red
eea, according 20 report received
hero. Sixteen members OF the crew
are said TO be- missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

sWiNEMuNnE. Gcrmany. Aug
2 The entire homo squadron Of
20 waFthiua surrounds tho royal
yachts Standard and iiohrnnoiiern
present az the meeting ihla morn.
Ina II the kaiser and the czar
All the festivities IN honor ~ the
cfaf will Be held on the yachts aud
wafshlps The torpedo boats VIII
police the waters o. added pfuirc
ton against assassination The
home fleet was seat cut Ia meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

CLINTON. H.. Aug. 3.-The Ma.
eills this afternoon were released
on $4,000 bonds each The court Is
70 reconycue Friday, when the date
for the trial will DO set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

-. -" FORK. Aug s.-The Her
So. 'ooay publishes q report that
= sss'''sFy corteIyou viii positively
Rs.'s.lp'I.s,.s presidential candidate unless
&c. sN becomes candidate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

lynch Law IN BROOKLYN. :


: BROOKLYN, ". T.. Aug 3. .
: "A mob chased a man. said a
70 be Martin Salon. a tailor. :
who Was caught Ia the act Of .
; hssaultiug Annie Rogers. aged =
: ~, caught aud beat him to In. =
; senalbiliiy. then lied a rope 4
around his neck and was IN =
! The act OF hanging him 70 a 4
: telegraph pole when the 20. =
! lice, fighting fierceiy. rescued =
! him .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
WILLIAMS ELECTED

JACKSON. Miss. AuE g-The
iAhulailon Of returns from an coua.
Ties except Jefferson and Davis
givrs the senaturahip 10 Williams
by a majority Of 1853.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
LANOls IS GREAT

: CHICAGO, Aug. judge
1 iAndls Is the most talked
shout man ~ Chlcago All az
I ,ornsys axrce that his decision !
has no parallel In The Anglo- ,
4 SAXON Jurisprudence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

TO receive $4,000 in cash. which
Is In full payment for all right 20
alimony in the future as well as
her community interest in tho
property, real aud personal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03

The postmen of Spain are unable
to read and write as rule. and Il
IL common saying that who treats
the postman best gets the most
lcttcrss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-03
JUDGE lands
INFLICTS LIMIT

Taxes Giant Corporation the Maximum Amount on
Each Of i,462 COunts---Orders New Grand Jury
for Purpose Of Determining Guilt of Chicago and
Alton Road.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-17
JUMPS
WOMAN FRIGHTENED
By DISPLAY OF WEAPONS.
Turns Numerous SOmersaults but Is
Not Seriously Injured in Alight-
ing on Street.

Frightened at a lightning like dis
play of cutlery and pocket artillery,
Curtis webb, a colored woman 25
years old, jumped from a Rowland
town street car at -: 40 O'Clock
Sunday morning at Fifth and Harri-
son streets, and after turning several
clips alighted in the street. As
soon as the car stopped the woman
was picked up and DR.. Frank Boyd,
residing half a square away, was
awakened and attended her. Mana
ger John S. Bleecker, residing next
door to DR.. Boyd, was also handy,
and took the woman's statement.
John Davis and Buck Robinson,
colored, had taken too much foolish
water at a dance at R'owlandtown
and got into an argument on the car.
Davis is alleged to have pulled out a
knife Robinson as quickly pulled
out large pistol and they started
for each other. There was mad
rush to both ends of the car and the
Webb woman got to the rear first.
She wasted no time but jumped
blindly from the steps. BY force
other passengers were held on the
car and a stop made.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-17
K. OF c. In CHARGE
OF CITY SUNDAY
Over Hundred Attend Initia-
ton and Banquet
Many Brought Their Wives and They
Were Entertained by Paducah
Women.
BANQUET WAS GRAND AFFAIR.

Fully 200 visitors were in Paducah
yesterday to participate in the initia-
ton of a class of As into the knights
of Columbus order, and the program
was carried through without a hitch.
The weather was ideal, and many
women who accompanied theip hus-
bands here, walked and rode over
the city. They were also entertained
with an impromptu reception and
musicale at the Palmer House in the
Afternoon, which proved an attractive
and enjoyable feature of the day,
At o'clock a special train from
Cairo bearing about 100 Cairo
knights and about 20 from st. Louis.
arrived. About so came from Nor
garfield on the boat, and Memphis
was represented by 10, and Jackson
by 20.
The knights met at Red Mems hall
on North Fourth street, and marched
in a body to st. Francis de. Sales
church, where high mass was OBJ
served. After the church service
they dispersed for diner, At 1870
O'Clock in the afternoon the initiation
began at Red Mems hall and continu-
ed until 1880 o'clock. The first de-
gree was exempllfied by the Cairo
council, the second by the Morgan
field countil and third by the st,
Louis council, with State Deputy ].
S. Leahy in charge.
At O'Clock an elaborate banquet
was spread at the Palmer House, and
both knights and ladies attended.
Features of the banquet were speak
ings, all impromptu. Mr.. John T.
Donovan was toastmaster and speech
es were made by many, those from
Mr.. Leahy and w. 7. Drury, the lat
ter of Morganfield, being special
features. The singing of Mr.. James
Rohan, a tenor of remarkable skill
and tone of voice was about the best
ever heard in Paducah. Mr.. Rohan
is considered the best tenor singer in
st. Louis. He sang from the ban
cony during the banquet This morn
ing the Morganfeld delegation re-
turned on the boat. The Cairo coun-
Gil returned last night on a special
train and other visitors returned on
regular trains.
In the afternoon the visiting ladies'
gave an informal musical on the la
dies promenade at the Palmer House.
They later made a raid on all the
stores selling souvenir postal cards
and Paducah will be well advertised
by the hundreds of postals sent out
by her visitors yesterday.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-17
LOST ROLL
/. S. HOWLE SLEPT IN ROOM
WITH A STRANGER.
He Awoke To Find Roommate Gone,
and All His Money Missing
Fellow Escaped.

While sleeping this morning A. S.
Howle, of Slater, a brother Of Muir
ray (Bud) Howle, turnkey at the
county jail, lost $1s this morning,
and although a thorough search was
made by the south yards and that
neighborhood, the suspect eluded Pa
trolmen Orr and Sanders and Spe-
cial Policemen Patillo Kirk, Of the
Illinois Central forces. Howle secur-
ed a bed at the Theobald Peters
lodging house at Eleventh street and
Broadway last night retiring at
1890 o'clock. There was another bed
in the room and when stranger APP
piled for lodgings, was assigned to It.
Howle was slumbering when the
stranger went in, and his money, con-
sisting of $40 bill, So bill and four
dollars, was tucked under his pill
low. When he awoke this morning