davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
SesiSIatnrcm I Oregon bar peSta'

2esiSIatnrru | Oregon bar peota'
get en- 2co, buprcfter Sernbunedffu.
ber1e pd Htpe tplrugen til at uoitebe
Srtpns paa itre 8aner til Stats. cs
GftrittsgrbeSsuuet5 faut til Count
tpoouu1rere % Sberiffer. Ger er, foTu
man zen, baarIis SuerensStermneIie
IreIler1 Seir1e 600 os ben npe Sn.
terftate GorIunerce-2oo, fom abiollt
forbpber Seruborrerre at lrofteSe Sri.
pas for 8iemeurrsiie fra Stat til
GStat; men Sresons 2egisIat1rr ian
ndtuhigpis beiteumle inoeufor fin
egen Stots 8rGrfer. Set er forre.
item en- rloset ufGopurIts Sob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
Sarab gernbarot % gGreslegiu.

neu. Gen frantic ae9ierius bar, iom
fsr unout, ct Bar 8anse inbItiuet
Wabame gernbarot til sgreslegio.
mems Storfors, men Sroenstapitlet
bar bper Sang mobiat fig bette, "a
BET piloe bore @ruo paa Hegler o9
Practitioner at gipe StueipiIerinOer
en- iaaSan lomerfelie. Men MI bar
man funbet en- uooei, iaa ben bersm.
te Sceneltierne alligepeI fan faa
aoriet, ioet bun er uonnpnt til Gro.
feSior / Sramatitrgt peb Muiiffon'
i~erpatnriet. SaaIeoes fan bun til
oeles sgresIegionen Tom Grofesior
life iom Sfueipiuerinoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19

Minbefcit | ltpiala. s Mai inb-
traffer 200 gars 9agen for ben be.
rsmte ipenife gotauifer aarl BON
Chimes SsbieI, % | ben anleouing
er 8ioeuifabsmanb fra ole gerbens
2anbe blet inbbubt til en- flor Mtn-
befeit | llpiala, telesraferes fra
Stocfbolm. gIanot be beremte
Ranb, iom er inob,iot, fan neones
aIeranber agasii3 fra Sorparb, Cir
Soiepb Dalton SCOOTER, alfreo R,is-
fen @olaee, 2orb aneburp, 8iaiam
G~arutbers 90 mango andre. On.
firing 200 fremraeenbe @ioenifabs-
m9nb bill bli inobubt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
Suian 2lnthonYs minoe

Den rationale apinSeitemmeret2-
forering, iom / oisie Gage bar boISt
9fs0e / Chicago, bar beiI,ttct al
100000 iii ct "Suiun 9. gn.
tboup @emorioI Suu0," % oaereSe
/ 2ebet al ire Stuart Sine bIeo ser
teguet Tieroeporteu al Sette 8eIsb.
Gn Riece al 6en beremte Sore8an9S-
fptnbe, WiiS 2ucp antboup. oobneSe
9ibrao8Iiiteu me6 $1,000. 8eS Uni.
oerittetet / Rofeiter oil ser BIZ opisrt
en- 9pgutns for f~oinbeIiee Shioenter
til ct &oiteuSe al $4,000, oe ION
itaI bare Suian .. antborps Roou,
6a oct bar eiennem benoes 9eitrp.
beIier, at set uapnte ~ruinerittet aab.
nebe itne 3sre for aptuSer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
Srif Some Hule. Sen rtpe brittift

Srif Some Hulc. Den rtpe BRITTLE
Rintiter for Srlanb, augultine Sir
reu, gao forIeoen Dag en- Intponing
ON, / bpilfen Retning oct meo ioa
meaen Spenbtue tmsoeiete 5orilag
ongaoenbe Srlano biloe gaa. San
meoNeIte. at He9ierineen piloe fore.
legge YarIomentet ct Sorilag "an-
eaoenoe SpretteIien al ct irif Goun.
eli % andre Ting / Sorbinoelie Der.
meo". 9ette iortoItes berben. at
SrIano ifal faa en- egeu lopgioenbe
SoriamIing omtrent / 2igbeo meo
aronfoIouierne, % bporaf enbel
RebIemmer ifoI o9Ioes al Solicit og
enoeI uonepnes al Regiertnseu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
Gen safbalin, iom R,isIano moatt

Zen S%afbalin, iom Ruslano muntte
ooerorage til Sapon, bill itpres al en-
ReprRienta1t for ben ~iaponeiiife Re-
giering iom en- Del at bet iapuneitife
aeiierrise. Stprelien at SufbaIin
bill altiaa life bIi orbnet paa iamme
Iaaoe iom paa Sormoio, bpor On.
perneren, Der ogiaa uon9DneS al Den
i~apoueitite Reeiertng, bar itsrre
RpnbisbeS 90 friere SRnoer. Oct
er be itore Sfose % MineroIeier poa
SafbaItn os be rtge 6iiferier ON.
firing bens apiter, fom Sapuneierne
for aIoor bill lnege iig efter at
uonutte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
Striobare a~pinSfulf. Sc enaeIIfI

apiuber, euer utna'fe rettere 2onoonS
aoiuoer, ipnes at bore fait beitemte
pao life at gipe tobt fsr Be ioar
Stemmeret. Snsoag / forrige ltge
itormeSe be GarIomcnt$bMnineen
TO @ange, % oeb ole 8pgnin'
gems SnSaarge ftoS Der portable
SIo9, bpori Slmore0er al oeiperate
aoinber beItoe. SIioe Scener bar
man oISrig fsr nrret @ibne til oeb
oen prnprSiQe misunderstanding.
goeIige Gamer og Gmbeosutp1bs
&uitrlser fiGmpeSe trofait peo Siben
al 6abrifpiser for at foo Ibgung III
Sc bsie 2opstoere % forelGgge Dem
lin Sag, men trob$ ollie I~uitrpn9eI.
fer Ipfte0es set Dem life at tornme
inoeufcr 9grene. Rolttiet par for
monotertt. IiSenbe 4oIiti aaIope.
re0e omfrtug iorat boIbe Den biOitee
&otnbebob ttIboge. 90 mango bIep re.
Bet operenbe % fom LENT tiIifaSe.
0mfrirg so al Sc bibiiaite bIeo or.
rcIteret, men 100 andre bar ogina
erfIGret, at oe piI oemoritrere iuStiI
Sc bIir orreiteret, for at beres Sus
itaI tiIoenSe fig iaa meset itsrre Sp-
merfiombeo. On az 2eSerue, Minnie
8ennp, er bIet arreiteret ire @onge,
% hun ertlGrer, at boiS GngIdnbs
apinSer MI life sipes Stenmreret, bill
bun famIe 1000 Sobritpiser / RorS.
england % meb Dem mari6ere inS |
Yorlomenisbpsninacn % iortaIle
2opsiocrne. bnab SIass &arer De er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
8nsernsr 9apioipm / 8iscouii

N -rE##H fL
,iotaIie iibite llae, of ben Si0 MI er
fonunclL Ga Der riaa gieres roget
ntco SoIsfpsreSrnaalet. Stemnineert
tlanSt 2onbets 9GIeere i~aaneIiom
iiJSen neutrality-suspicious. er al.
aiort for, at en- Heouftion al SoIb.
iatierTe friber Steo, tiger @,rperue-
rem. Gen erleIte &lasie Soil, iom
enbru boLSer paa geifptteliestolben |
Gems oioeite lloitrGfntns og iremSe.
les paaitaar, at 2aHbeis 8eIsans al.
al, at SoIbIooen life foran.
bres, er Dem, fom fibber | fsoeraIe
| @aibington.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
Sra R~oneresien.
6orti. fra lite Sibe.)

NO~
Brownsville .affaren. 80 of Dem,
Biaiam Ropp og Solomon 3.
S'Reil, oibneoe, at BET efter oeres
Spfatning bar bnioe, iom ifiso ben
13be auguit. Sisie boibe nermeoe
itg garratferne og raabte: "&omt
no, s forte -. Roreenen efter
banbe Mapp bsrt en- Samtals mel
lem 8ilbart 8oibelfe, SiIipnsmano
peb S~eItebaseu, og en- bnio Ianb, og
goideae ia: Set bar sobt, ies life
bar / gpen isaar &peIo. Blanen
bar ct fanse en- bel Gel al oere / al.
liious Saloon og ~nebilagte oere."
Senatets SanSeIsfomite, bpts Sor.
mano er @iaiam 6rpe ira Waine,
iremIogbe ben 16be i'm Sroitilling
ongaaenbe 8epilinger til 6Iober og
9apne. Gen forlanger $92, 720,472,
hoiIfet er SIS, 5t9,334 mere END Su-
Jet forlanser. Senatsfomiteen uoe.
Iaoer Ben meget omtalte aunol MEL
lem Chicago % Ct. 2oltis, men mo
itiuer, at ct Sssneenisrboaro Ifal lul'
oerisse SorboIbene / Wtisiisitpptflo'
ben neoenfor 81. Sorts.
Suiets Sanoelstomite inStilleoe
iamme Dag @i6-gtlen, iom Tiger, at
Soernbanerne life Ifal forlange at
f5oIt, iout bar meo Srenenes seor-
qclie at sisre, at De ifaL arbetSe mere
enc 16 elmer / 8sgnet.
arigsminiiter Gait bar ira Hegle'
rinesoouetaten mootaset Dem ertl9-
rina, of 6on 9ar Tet til al tlllaoe, at
8onb ira Safe Witiem fsres tnS
Calumet Hrper peo Gbicago. Sette
bar Senipn til ben paat9lfte Sfnbs'
fanaI nrelem Chicago og ct. &oaIts.
ariasuiniiteren bar ilbitcot en- Orore
iislse Observation-Disclosures erfiG'
ring.
Sreiioerten og a~cnsresien er hef
enise ON, at Sosen ON Serrtbaner'
nes SerbiGtteIie ifal lisge. Serator
Ga Soaette bar / en- Bill forlangt, at
Snterltate.& COMMISSIONER ifai saa
igans meb at ulroere al Serrbare'
eienbom for 9eifatningens SfpD;
men Brnitoent 8ooieoeIt na, at en-
IOrSre fra bam / ben &etning otloe
fsre bam irto / en- bitter Scamp meo
S,ernbanenragten, 90 ban ipnes, at
Ian fsr bar mango Sern NOT ! Ioen;
Ses,,Seu pil oeu nGpnte 8GreiGttelie
nreofsre llSsiiter poa en- balo Wel'
lion Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
Snrafin HeIiun Snnis.

Sprafio FeIipn Sapts, Sdoer III
ofSsbe Senator Guibman q. Sapis
fra Minneiota, afsif Seat til 2sroag
peS 9soen / fin 3atters Stem | But
faIp, q. D. San blep SO aar gam.
mel. 9ieet pil BIZ bragt Ill @oufe.
fba @is., % begrabet Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
era uolanoet.
@iOine GarOneei, Den bersuie Ito.

WtDlife Naroticct, 0erl Derpitfe Ifn'
Iienife 9igter, iom fioite Ssit Til
fjenoteS @obeIs 2iteraturpris, er mi
ufgooet peo 3soen ! Bologna, II
sIar ganmeI. San bar IGuse purei
ipseIis. Baa 9eosIeiet bob ban ON
at faa Giste opIGit for ii9, ba ban
paaItob, at bette liuoreoe bans 2ibel.
fer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19

sas stlmas SeiituOtsisrtlit / bette sau.
mer. Zen tneebploer ieriie sapheber fra ct
not Gripple Greet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19

SenS "Secorab-9 oiteu" til SInst
.ca 8enner | bet samie Sano.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
Noted Author of Revolution
airy Stories Wishes to Know
True Account OF Old Paduke
Inform The Sun
MOST INTERESTING LETTER.

Who knows the story of Paducah's
name?
The Sun is in possession of COM
|municatlon from Mrs. w. G.. White
field as follows
In most delightful personal let
ter from Mrs. Eva Emery Dye, she
writes: "That story of Paducah in
|terested me tremendously. but at the
time it seemed impossible TO find just
what | wanted. Tell me, was it true
that the place was named for an old
Indian named Paducah, who was a
trusted friend and guide of George
Rogers Clark? | heard that but am
mot sure whether it Is in the Con-
quest, or not. | wanted to go there,
but had not time"
Any of us familiar with Mrs. Dyes
stirring books of Revolutionary days,
will appreciate how dear to her heart
is any bit OF Indian song or story,
so | write to ask if you will interest
yourself in getting from the few old
Paducahans left whatever they may
know of the traditions of old PA
duke"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
AUTO WRECKERS'
ATROCIOUS DEED
Place Obstruction Across the
Road After Night and Big
Machine, Full of Women,
Runs,IntO 1t
DETECTIVE WORKS ON CASE.

Detectives are investigating an at
tempt to wreck an automobile few
miles beyond Lone Oak night before
Hast. when Mr.. Jesse We'll with par
|ty OF women in his big red Pope
Toledo struck a pile of rails stretch-
ed across the roadway, evidently
placed there by design. The machine
was running at rapid speed as the
roadway was naturally safe, and the
obstruction was struck before the
driver saw the danger. The occu-
Ipants received only severe shaking
lup, and the machine was slightly
damaged; but had not Mr.. We'll
Iclung desperately to the steering
gear the whole party might have
been killed. for the machine swerved
under full Roadway toward the ditch.
He managed to control it until he
could bring it to a standstill. Detec-
tive T. j. Moore is working on the
case.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
TAKES on PILOT.
Capt. Irwin, of Peters Lee, Is Wed
at Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, o., May 25.-It became
known in river circles here today
that Capt. Jesse e. Irwin, of Mem
phis, Tenn, in charge of the steamer
Peters Lee, was quietly married We'd
nesday afternoon to Miss Cora e.
fKohlbrand, of jacksonville, a sub
urb of Cincinnati. The ceremony
was performed just before the depart
ure of the boat for Memphis, the trip
down the river constituting their
Capt. Irwin kept his in
tended marriage a close secret, and
did not even confde in his intimates.
The marriage license was not put
into the records until this afternoon.
which indicates that he probably re-
quested the clerk to keep IL quiet.
Miss Kohlbrand, that was, is a num-
Der of years Capt Twins junior. She
is well known in Madisonville. but
none of her friends knew of the we'd
ding
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
CAIRO "PABSTS"
WILL PLAY HERE

The Paducah baseball team will
play the Cairo "Pabsts' at Paducah
Sunday afternoon. and Eddie Pow
ers, the old Kitty league fayorite. will
pitch for the visitors Manager John
Hollan assures some excellent sport
and following Is the lineup: Murray,
Cooper old leaguers; Plumlee, Hayes,
Brahic. another leaguer; Robinson,
Davis, Hessian. Hart. Arnold. Berg
doll, and Block. Manager Hollan de-
sires the men to meet at The Stag
saloon on Saturday night at Z o'clock
to receive tickets and instructions.
The game will be called at 1890 p. m.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
SWIMMER SINKS,
FRIENDS RESCUE
A. G.. Cover Goes Down Three
Times and is Brought to Sur
face by H. N. Alsman, Who
Dives For His Body
is REVIVED WITH DIFFICULTY.

Having gone under the water the
third time, A. G. Cover. an employe
of the Illinois Central railroad, was
rescued from almost certain death by
drowning last night by II. n. Alsman,
who diyed and brought Cover to the
surface. Last night Cover and four
companions were selning in the
creek in the hollow just back OF the
Union station, when Cover, who was
swimming, was seized with the
cramps and before his friends could
realize his perilous position he had
sunk three times.
Quickly swimming to the bank his
comrades Owed and he was brought
to the surface. and with difficulty re-
vived. Cover lives in O'Brlen's addi-
ton. He was able to be at his work
today.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
WALTER SMEDLEY PLACED
LIGHTED PIPE IN POCKET

What Broadway policemen thought
was mob violence being done Depu-
ty County Clerk Walter Smedley' at
tracted them hastily to Third street
and Broadway at 1 o'clock this af-
ternoon. Deputy Clerk Smedley was
being beaten and jostled about by the
crowd, and when quletude once again
relgned it was discovered that he
had absent mindedly placed his light
ed pipe in his pocket and burned out
the lining. The crowd was assisting
in extinguishing the blaze.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
LEIDEL IS FINED
In POLICE COURT
Charge OF Using Insulting
Language Was Preferred
Appeals From Charge of Renting
House To Bawd-Place Was
Burned Down.
INcENDIARIsM is SUSPECTED

As the result OF trouble over the
land Clay streets by Emma Martin,
which house was recently burned
down, Samuel Leibel was fined $50
and the cost in the police court this
morning on the charge of leasing
property to a bawd, and $40 for us
ing insulting language toward P. e.
Cheek, 1887 Clay street He appealed
the first case.
The two cases against Sam Leibel
consumed from until 1880 o'clock
this morning In police court. There
were nearly a score of witnesses in
the cases, and extra attorneys had
been employed to fight on both sides.
residents employing Attorney Eugene
Graves to assist Acting City Attor-
ney Alben Barley, and the defend
ant employing Attorney Hal S. Cor
bett. The case had been continued
several times because of the absence
of witnesses, and much evidence of a
conflicting nature was heard.
The trouble grew out of Leibel's
renting house at Thirteenth and
CLAY streets to Emma Martin. One
year ago complaint was made to him,
the evidence showed, that the woman
was not conducting her house proper
ly, and instantly all suspicious con-
duct ceased. In the past few months
trouble is alleged to have broken out
afresh, and some of the best resi-
dents, including many women, were
present this morning 10 testify for
the prosecution.
The insulting language was alleg-
ed to have been used towards Mr..
Cheek several days ago when
he went to Leibel and
asked him to do some
thing towards curbing the conduct of
his tenant, or to make her move.
Then the warrant for renting to a
bawd followed.
Judge Cross fined Leibel $40 and
costs for using insulting language
and $50 and costs for renting to a
bawd. An appeal was granted in the
latter case.
The house In which the Martin
woman lived burned two nights ago,
and she alleges incendiarism. An in
vestigation is being made.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
Wbo KNOTS Anything about Ole Origin
Of Paducd6's Name And Indian History?
Suit to ReCo0er Damages for
Wartime Bakery in PaduCab

st. Louis, Mo-. May 25.-A claim
against the United States for S.
1870, growing out of the Smelling
of Paducah. KY, during the Civil
war was fled in the probate court
by George c. Karsch, administrator,
as an additional inventory of the
property of Jacob Karsch, who died
During the war Jacob Karsc
recently. During the war Jacob
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25

Karsch was employed by the govern
ment to bake bread in Paducah for
the federal troops. He fitted up an
immense bakery and soon after its
installation Paducah was shelled
and the bakery was among the prop
erty destroyed. A claim for damages
amounting to $S,1273O was pre-
scented to the Fifty-eighth and Fifty
ninth congresses, but was not al
lowed.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
OVER THOUSAND ATTEND
THE o. X. C. CONVENTION

Memphis. May 25.-All the dele
gates and permanent members of the
10. r. C. convention, $50 delegates
in all, were paid for their services
yesterday morning at the convention
hall. The delegates receive 81 per
day for their time. including that
spent in travelling to and from the
convention, and the amount disburs-
ed for this purpose was between $780,
900 and 100000, practically all the
morning being required Since the
opening day of the convention 1,233
conductors have registered at the
bureau.
Mrs. J. w. Lewis leaves Sunday
Ievening for her home in Paducah.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
mick" FRAKES IS
STATE EXAMINER

Unsolicited and entirely as a sur
prise. came the appointment by Gov
ernor J. C. W. Beckham, of Mr.. Wal
ter (Nick) Frakes, the we'll known
barber of the Troutman shop. as a
member of the state board of barber
examiners this morning Mr.. Frakes
succeeds Mr.. j. H. Daddy Root,
now in Princeton, KY, and holds the
position for a term of three years.
beginning with June 1. He will
make three tours of the state each
year. and the position pays SO the
day and 10 cents per mile.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
JOHNSON
WILL NOT LEAVE PLACE.

County Road Supervisor Bert John
son, who is interested as a stock
holder in the Paducah Concrete Pipe
and Block company, newly organ
lied corporation. Will not resign his
position as road supervisor. but will
devote his entire time to the county
job as heretofore. He will not take
any part in the management of the
concrete concern, merely being a
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
NATIONAL PRESIDENT
OF CATHOLIC KNIGHTS

Dennis e. Kelly, of Memphis, ma
tional president of the Catholic
Knights and Ladies Of America, ar
rived in Paducah today and will adj
dress the Jansen branch tomorrow
night at O'Clock in the w. o. W.
hall, 100 North Fourth street.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
VAUDEVILLE NEXT WEEK.
Manager Malone, of wallace Park
Casino, Books Good Attraction.

The first vaudeville show of the
season will be presented this week
at Wallace park Casino. Manager
William Malone has booked the fol-
lowing acts: Walter Mcfarland and
Sisters Dale. big free act; McLane
and Mack. society sketch: Benning-
on Bros, comedy acrobats and gym
nasts; Leroy Reese. musical act.
Moving pictures.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
JAP TREATY.

Paris, May 25.-At a meeting
of the council of ministers to-
day. NJ. Pichon, minister of for
eign affairs, ofiiciated, announce
ed that complete accord has been
established between France and
Japan. Terms of "a treaty,
which the two nations propose to
sign, were read to the council
and announcement was made
that the agreement will be sign
ed i'm the near future.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
MRS. MKINLEy.

Canton, o.. May 25.-NIrs.
Mckinley is worse this morning.
Her heart became weaker dur
ing the night. Its action is
again irregular. IL was "a change
that seemed TO forecast the end
of the long battle to save her
life. Relatives were told that
while she might live through
Sunday the end could be exc
pected almost any time.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
RUSSIAN STUDENTS IN
PLOT TO MURDER KAISER.

London, May 25.-The Berlin cor
respondent of the Daily Mall tells of
an arrest recently made of several
Russian students here was the result
of accumulated evidence that they
were associated with well laid Rus
so-German anarchist plot to assas-
sinate Emperor William. Twenty
five were released and six others ex-
PEELED from the country.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
Finger Gut in Buzz Fan.

Am electric fan falling against his
back. Mr.. Louis e. Farrell, manager
of the "Kozy" theater on Broadway,
almost involuntarIly put his hand
back of him to remove it and two
fingers on his left hand were caught
in the blades. The tip was cut OF one
and the other split, giving him con-
siderable pain. DR.. J D. Robertson
dressed the injury.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
Change of Pntrolmen.

Patrolman James Clark, of the
South Third street beat, was last
might transferred to the "low end of
town" beat with Patrolman Moore,
who was transferred from Broadway
with Patrolman Long. Long will
patrol the west end alone.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
INsUITED FLAG.

Winnipeg, May 25.-For the
first time in many years the
Union Jack was hoisted Friday
at the American consulate. See
ing the British flag flying be-
meath the Stars and Stripes, two
men said to be recent arrivals
from England, tore down Old
Glory. The incident created
much indignation and MARRIED
the celebration of Victoria Day.
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SOLID ICE.

Ely. Mimi, May 25.-- A
blasting company, while forcing
a channel through the Ice i'm
Hall lake, encountered IL inch
es of solid ice, which il is said
they win be unable to clear be-
fore june. TO allow tugs TO pass
with logs.
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TYPHOID EPIDEMIC.

Bryan. Tex, May 25.-The
State Agricultural and Mechan-
icaI college is closed on account
of typhoid fever epidemic,
said to have been caused by inn
pure drinking water. There are
more than 80 cases among the
students.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
cHILDREN RIOT.

New York, May 25.-Children
were instigators today Of a riot
between Longshoremen strike
breakers and strikers in South
Brooklyn, resulting in serious
injury TO several men and the
firing of a number of shots. Po-
lice reserves finally ended the
trouble. A gang of coIored strike
breakers were pelted with stones
by children, and when a negro
started after boy, the riot was
on.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
EXCHANGE BURNED.

Burnside, n.y., May 25.--The
telephone exchange here burned
at 4 O'Clock this morning. Miss
BERTHE Tombs, Of Somerset, I'm
charge of the exchange, was Gre
mated and only a few of her
charred bones were found in the
ruins. The loss is several thou
sand dollars.
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Two Teams WAND DATES.

Manager John Hollan. of the Pa
ducah baseball team, has received
letters from the managers of the
"Multiplex" baseball team in st.
Louis and the IN. A. G." team of
Nashville asking for dates. The for
mer wants June and latter any
dates possible to secure after this
week.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
Street car Nlen strike.

Oil City. Pa, May as Conduc-
tors and motormen, of the Citizens
Traction company, went on strike
last night, tying up all the cars. The
union was recently organized and
the company discharged the leaders,
The strike followed.
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Lottery Company 70 Quit.

Wilmington, Del, May 25.--After
calling nearly 500 witnesses from all
parts of the country to testify in
lottery cases. the federal grand jury
summoned to meet Monday was ex-
cused. 1t is reliably stated that the
Honduras Lottery company agreed
to pay large fine and quit business.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-25
AT GREENSBORO.

Birmingham, Ala, May 25.-
The Southern Presbyterian gen.
eral assembly will meet next
year at Greensboro, N. @. IL adj
journed last night.
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SMALL TORNADO.

Norman, Okla, May 25.-An-
other tornado of small proper
tions occurred at Snyder early
today. Much damage to prop
erty is reported, but no one was
killed.