The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-25
NEWS NOTES FROM SUNDAY PAPERS.

Members OF the Democratic Ma
tional committee will accept Louis
ville's invitation to go and see what
the city has to offer in the way OF
inducement to get the next national
convention. The Louisville delega-
ton presented Louisville's claims be-
fore an informal meeting OF the COM
mittee at French Lick Springs, Ind.
A formal decision will be made In
December, when the committee will
meet in Washington. Denver offered
100000 in gold.
Answers and bills OF exception
were filed by the many diversified in
terests involved in the injunction pro
ceedings instituted by Stuyvesant
Fish in his fight for control of the
Illinois Central railroad. Mr.. Fish is
accused of having formerly voted the
stock that he now seeks 10 have tied
up and with running the road for his
own personal Advancement and with
out the sanction Of the directors.
Edwin p. Ansley. a real estate
man Of Atlanta. Ca, has written
President Roosevelt suggesting as a
relief for the financial stringency that
improved land be made a basis for
currency. He declares that Is is less
liable to fluctuation in value than any
other asset, and that the adoption OF
his plan would prevent any strin-
gency in the money market.
Representative Fowler. chairman
of the house committee on banking
and currency, describes the admins
tration's action in issuing Panama
canal bonds and treasury certificates
as surprising. extraordinary, unwar-
ranted and most unfortunate.
VIII A. Young, who has been rep.
.resenting Fult French, in his trial at
Beattyville on a charge of numbering
DR.. B. d. Cox, retired from the case
and left Beattyville without any rea
son being made public. Nine wit
nesses were heard.
The American Federation Of Labor
has called for the levy of single
per cent per capita assessment to aid
the trades unions OF Los Angeles.
Cal, and all other unions in different
sections Of the country that may need
similar assistance.
In the reichstag at Berlin the so
cialists announced their intention of
Introducing an Interpolation asking
Chancellor Won Buelow what he pur-
poses to do to counteract the high
prices Of provisions and coal.
The attorneys on both sides of the
Bradley case were engaged In prepar-
ng for what all of them hope will
be the last week Of the murder trial.
The case will be resumed tomorrow.
The printing committee of the gem
era, assembly has completed a bill
which will be offered at the next ses-
sion IL will save the state a large
amount in the printing bill each year.
The Southern Intercollegiate Ath-
ietic association exonerated the Geor-
gia School of Tecnology OF all charges
Of professionalism growing out of the
football game with the University OF
Georgia.
President Roosevelt has accepted
the resignation of w. II. II. Llewellyn
rs United States district attorney for
New Mexico and flied the vacancy by
the appointment OF Capt. David
Lahey. $.
The tobacco crop has begun to
move in Warren county and the grow
ers are getting good prices for their
tobacco. The selling will put much
money into circulation.
The master carpenters organi7a-
ion of New York has given notice to
the Brotherhood of carpenters that
after January their wages will be
reduced from IS to $3.50 day.
4 movement Is on foot among OFF,