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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-14

of the said Tenth and Ohio streets. and
disclaiming any liability for the ex
pense of the removal Of the said earth
and sacks and of the restoration OF
the street and levee together with the
said communication of the said Rich
Construction company. which said res.
olution is as follows, to-wit
BE ii Resolved by the Board of Lo.
cal improvements of the City of Cairo.
Illinois, that the reply of the Rich
Construction Company Of the 23rd,
inst, to the resolution of the Board.
adopted by ii on the 10th inst. be and
the same Is hereby referred to the
city council of the city. with the
recommendation that steps be taken
at once To remove the sacks, earth, etc.
at the intersection of Tenth and Ohio
streets, and to cause the leyee EN-
bankment to be restored, AT The very
earliest practicable time and in the
safest and most secure manner pos
sible; and in the Judgment of the
l'oaiH tit CuSl anu expense OF the
removal of the socaled Instructions
and of the complete restoration of the
levee embankment should be charged
to and collected from the said Rich
Construction Company The Board
would respectfully suggest that this
most important work and undertaking
should be taken hold of at once and
with such force and management as
will insure the very earliest and besl
results"
Alderman Meehan moved that the
street committee and the city engineer
be instructed to investigate the con.
ditions existing at the location above
mentioned and report to the council
not later than next regular meeting
what steps should be taken by this
council with reference to the removal |
Of said sacks, earth. etc, and the rc
storation of said street and leyee.
The resolution was adopted.
Alderman Meehan moved to adjourn.
The motion was adopted
The council then adjourned.
ROBERT A. HATCHER,
City Clerk
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NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS

Paducah "Wednesday after spending
the past week in that city.
Capt. A. j. Pink) Dougherty. one
OF Mound City's boys, acting proyin.
cial governor Of Oriente (Santiago)
Province has been complimented bv
Magoon upon the orderly conduct Of
the Cuban people during the election
Tor provincial officers. which took
place Aug. LIST. Capt Douherty was
especially charged with maintaining
order IN his province and feels graft.
lied at his success He thinks the On.
ban people will be able 10 resume
their governmental affairs upon the
election of a new president which will
take place in December.
In letter received Wednesday BIZ
Mrs. II. NJ. Palmer, their son RAY. who
has been summering in Chicago. stat
ed that he had decided upon entering
as student at the Art Institute ana
as he has secured a responsible posi-.
ton with publishing firm he will
probably remain there indefinitely. As
rs well known by his many friends
here, Mr.. Palmer is quite an adept at |
sketchng and drawing and seems to |
be naturally inclined to that art 50
we wish him much success in his new
ield
Mr.. and Mrs. l., S. Shaw of Paducah.
who have been the guests of relatives
It Goose Island passed through here
'nroute to their home Wednesday.
Little Miss Iona Bowers was made
he recipient OF fine piano by her
PARENTS Mr., and Mrs J. n. Bowers, !,
his week
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HAD NARROW ESCAPE
Harry F. HeIton Of Chicago. Formerly
OF Cairo, Injured in Street
Car Accident.

Harry F. Helton of Chicago. for.
mer resident of Cairo. arrived here
Yesterday to visit his father. Thomas
D. Helton who Is seriously in at the
nome of his daughter, Mrs. Charles
Ofrick
MIR. Helton. Jr.. is much disfigured
as the result of an accident he sus
tanned August in Chicago while al
tempting to board a car at Fifty-sec
ond and Halstead streets. He was
about to step on the car when the
metorman quickened tine speed throw
Ing him from his feet violently to the
ground. He struck his face and one
leg with such force as to bruise and
scratch himself in a most painful man
her He is still suffering from the
effects Of the shock ami injuries.
Passengers on the car went to his
assistance and he was taken home. II
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MOUND City
August 49,


On Monday night Miss lrma Tuttl
was hostess at "A party given at her
home on First Main street compli-
mentary to her friend Miss Flora
Schuler of st. Louis who Is the CUES
They played various games and were
very pleasantly entertained. Ica
cream and cake were served as re-.
frcshments and at late hour the fol-
lowing uests departed for heir homes
Misses Ruth Byrns Gladys Gauu,
Helen and FIieda Miller, Mildred Jac-
card Mona Cornell, Mary Oyerstreet
Ella Dolan, Julia Johns, Allie Belts
Edith Willard and Elsie Schiller
Messrs. Roy Cornell, Walter Schuler
Paul Darragh, Walter Walker. F'loyI
yesterday, Joe Westerman, Frank
Crozier, Hugh Faulkner and Cole Tar
MissCora Pearson of Mounds was
shopping in town Tuesday
Miss May Palmer returned hom
Wednesday after spending the pas
two wksc as the guest OF relatives At
Dahlreen and Metropolis
Mrs, liner Little and Miss Doris |
Derr of Cairo are spending the wee |
with the family Of Mr.. Ed LAWYER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Boyd have AZ
their guests Misses Blanche MCGOWAN |
and Lizzie I.oyelace of Barlow. Ky.
al their home on First street
w T. Seifert returned home from
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Good Business Town.

Mr.. w. II. Mckee, who moved from
the corner of Royal and Chester
streets to Cairo last May, has re
turned to Jackson, and yesterday pur
chased the Virgins property, corner
Shannon and Sycamore streets. for
S2,525, where Mr.. Mckee with his
wife and three daughters, Misses
Bessie, Jessie and Carrie will reside.
Mr. Mckee said while Cairo was a
good business town, he liked to live
in Jackson better. His son, Charlie.
is in the saloon business in Cairo
averaging, the father said, a gross
business of $500 week. Mr.. Mckee
says there are between 60 and 10
saloons in CairO.-Jackson Tenn.
Sun.
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BITTEN BY A DOC
John Dean Has Knee and Hip LAGER.
ated-owner Notified to
Xiii Dog.

John Dean, aged Is, who resides at
2l2 Twentieth street was badly bitten
by dog last evening while passing
the residence of Mr. Frizzell on Com.
mcrcial avenue near Twentieth
street. The dog which is a big black
shepherd canine, ran out throwing
Dean to the ground and bit him
Viciously on the hip and knee before
he could be chased away
The boy was badly lacerated and
was taken to the office of Dr.. John
Walsh where his wounds were dressed
A warrant was issued notifying Mr..
to kill the dog. Mr.. FrizzelI
stated to Deans brother that he had
owned the dog only four days.
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NOTICE TO ExcuRsIoNIsrs.

Tickets for the special train excur-
sion to Chicago via Illinois Central on
Tuesday the 18th instant. have been
received ana are on sale at Central
Union station ticket office. All who
possibly can do so are requested 20
purchase tickets in advance so as to
avoid the rush on Tuesday and those
who have sleeping car reservations
are requested to purchase tickets for
them not later than Monday afternoon
the 18th ms.
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Cairo- nllnois Anpnst 70 !

Cairo, Illinois. August 70. 1908.
Sealed proposals viii be received
at the office of the city comptroller
until ; o'clock p. m. Tuesday. Septem.
bel 3. 1908. for furnishing the city
with suitable street signs. All bid.
ders must submit samples.
The right is reserved to reject any
and an bids.
ERNEST WORKMAN.
City Comptroller.
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ed 10 do so will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law. All persons
having dogs running at large without
having paid their license will also be
prosecuted to the full extent of the
law. This is the last warning.
.... JOHN SHEEHAN.
Street Supervisor
- ~
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
BUSINESS MEMS LUNCH.

All members of commercial organi
cations are invited to attend luncheon
Saturday Afternoon, August Is. at Alex.
ander club from 1890 to 1880 p. m.
Telephone Alexander club before
Saturday a. m, and you will be pro.
vided for. Interesting talks will be
made. You are at liberty to retire at
any time. COMMITTEE.
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ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.

Mr. and Mrs NJ. Hyman of Cairo
who are touring Europe are now in
Dresden where they are soiourning
They are much pleased with that city
and remembered some of their Cairo
friends with beautiful postal cards
bearing artistic copies of the Sisline
Madonna.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
CITY COUNCIL.
Concluded From Second Page.)

~, first addition-1914 Washington
ayenue-to Messrs s. NJ. Gossett and
James Edmondson. which application
was accompanied by The state and city
retail dealer bonds of the said s M.
Gossett and James Edmondson AT said
| location.
d. NJ. Johnson petitioned the coun.
Gil to transfer the dramshop license
heretofore granted him at AS Ohio
slreet-lot s, block ,, city-to Messrs.
I, e. Johnson and W. Z. Watwood.
which application was accompanied BY
the state and city retail liquor deale /,
bonds of the said T. +. Johnson and
w. l.. Natwood at he said location.
Alderman Nellis moved the applic+.
ions be referred to the police. tail
ana fire committee and the bonds To
the finance committee and a recess Of
five minutes taken
Alderman Scullin moved to amen 1
by referring 10 the said committees
to take the regular course. The mo-
ton OF Alderman Scullin was adopteG
Claims and Accounts
The regular salary bill was pre- |
scented as follows:
Cairo, Illinois, July 81 1908 |
City of Cairo, Or.
TO the following named persons for
salary for services rendered in the
month OF July, 1908, to the amount SET
their respective names as fol.
lows, to-wit:
'eorSe Parsons, mayor ..S 50 80
3obt A, Hatcher, city clerk IS 90
ernest Nordman, city COMP. G5 90
lhos. d. Mahoney, city treas. so 90
frank NJ. Moore. city attorney. 60 90 /
}. Ross, police magistrate. 25 DOL
VI, 5. Egan, city marshal 49,. 100 90
F. g. Cowcll, sergt. of police. 80 90
cred Fofheinz, police con. -. 70. 90
ohn Glade, police con. .... 100
ames Higlin, police con. go. 70 90
George Bradley, police con. :. 20 90
ames L. Casey, police con. 20 90 :
rank Hagey police con. 40. 70 90
}. G. Johnson. police con. 70 90 ,
Ohm Carmody police con. =. 70 90 :
ohm Wade police con. .... 20 90 ;
f.. M, Orr, police con. ...... 7O.OO
Vim. French, police con. ..... 20. 90
gorge Brankel, police con. g.. 70. 90
us Johnson, police con. ... 20. 90
ames Curry police constable. 1000
. Houglin, police clerk ..... 1000 :
Z. b. Thstlewood, city engi-
neer ..........,.......... 125 90
=. l.. Welding, Capt Fire Sta.
No ,,.. .............,... 6J 90 -
d. Masner, fireman .......... 80 90 \
'sse McCrite, fireman ..... 50 90 \
m. Walker, fireman ....... So 90 u
las, j. Hart, fireman ...... IS .00j .
'hA Collins, fireman ...... SIS 90,
ehard Jones, Capt Fire Dept. W
1t daNS .,.....,,,,...,. 23SS W
seph Kelly, Capt Fire Dep. 81
20 days aud fireman, II DAYS GO % M
I'm Haggerty. fireman ... IS. 90 n
" Sites, fireman ....... $500
20. O'Donnell, fireman 20 DAYS SO Sc ne
ed Whitcamp, fireman days 12.S4 In
rnie Bennett, fireman q days A. 90 nj
hn A. Bourgeois, alderman G 90 an
A. Burke, alderman ....... 500 Tic
ank c. Cannon, alderman. GOO
5. II. Davis, alderman 600. G 90
ank Ferguson, alderman &c.. COO tn
ank j. German, alderman e.. 800 co
II. p. Greaney, alderman 80. 600 ed
mel Kelly, alderman ..... G 90 he
orge g. Koehler, alderman. 3 .O0l 1874
n. NJ. Magner, alderman go. 100 Co
mes Meehan, alderman .... 6 90 by
ed d. N'ellis, alderman 900. G 90 ella
c. Scuilin, alderman ...... 6 90 ito
r. Thistlewood, alderman. 6 90 an,
-. sac
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-14

Is probable that the street car com.
pGny viii have a personal injury suit
as a result of the accident.
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STREET TAX NOTICE.

All persons who have been notified
to pay their street tax and have fail.
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THREE I LEAGUE.
~ Cedar Randi.

Gear Rapids. Aug. 1i.-Ciint
battcd in eight runs i'm the nit.h.
Cedar Rapids .............. 6 II 4
Clinton ....................S - I
Battcries-Malicott and Simon:
Jaeger and Nciman
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At Philadelphia.
At New YORK.

New York. Aug. 13.--Lone hits by
Donlin and Seymour won the game.
Score r Fl E
New York .................. . II 0
Brooklyn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 |
Batteries?Ames, Mathewson and
Bresnahan; Mcintyre. Bell and Be-.
gen.
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SIS THE 5E6 6uRE FOR

Swollen glands about the
usua which Scrofula The
blood
destroys the hthu
terminates in consumption incuae disease Circulation
trouble
PUTTY the blood and the circulation strong healthy state
the treatment
supply and
'he greatest OF all blood
very OF the trouble
blood with the heathful properties and in this wav
weak ran and
D ois gentle safe vegetable preparation persons 81
DOCK on the blood containing
~ "''eeh nee THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co. ATLANTA "a
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At Decatur.
At Peoria.

Peoria. Aug. 13.-Peoria tried OFT
amateur pitchers with disastrous Re-
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At Denver

Denver-SiouX City, wet grounds
game postponed.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Milwaukee.
At Kansas CITY.

Kansas City NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4
Toledo Observation-Disclosures. q
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-28
AFTER FIERCE BATTLE
With Government Officials Green
Goods Man l. Arrested.

Baltimore, Md, Sept. 2S.-After 8
fierce hand-to-hand encounter this
afternoon with two alleged green
goods men In a room on the ground
floor at $50 West Mulberry street
Postoffice Inspector Hal b. Mosby, Of
Virginia, succeeded in arrestlng one
man. who Is believed to be the ring
leader. and shot at the other, who
made good bis escape through a win
dow.
The prisoner was taken to tn
northwestern police station and lock
ed up pending the action of the Unit
ed States authorities. He had In his
possession a grip that contained sew.
eral thousand dollars Of good United
States money.
Mosby. who Is a nephew OF the fam
Gus Colonel Mosby, of Mosby's raid
ers, is a Virginlan. and lives at Bed
ford Springs He had been working
on the case for some time, and de-
clared that he had reason to believe
that the men had been trying to OPP
crate in this city for two weeks.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-28

McCracken Circuit Court. J. NJ.
Maefarland and others, plaintiffs,
against John Callaghan and others,
defendants, in equity.
Ordered that this action be refer
red TO Cecil Reed. Master Commits
sioner of the McCIacken Circuit
Court, to take proof of assets and la
bilities of the estate of Jeremiah Cal,
laghan, deceased. and all persons
having claim against said estate are
required TO properly verify and file
the same before said Commissioner
on or before the 9TH day of Novem
Der, 1908, or they will be forever
barred from asserting any claim
against the assets in the hands of the
Globe Bank and Trust Company, ad-
ministrator OF said estate unadmin
istered. and all persons are hereby
enjoined and restrained from COLLECT
ing their claims against said estate
except through this suit, and it is or
dered that this order be published In
the Paducah Daily Sun as required
by law
Given under my hand as clerk Of
said Court this, the 10th day of Sep
TENDER, 1908.
~ j. A. MILLER, Clerk.
BY w. c. KIDD, ID. c.
Bagby & Martin Attorneys fol
plaintiffs.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-28
The New Wood
Yard is Ready
For Business.

We,have our portable wood saving
machine in operation and are now
prepared to furnish any amount OF
oak stove aud heating wood tgood
country wood. We are cutting II
~ to 1G inches long. but will cut
special lengths to suit customers.
We opened a wood yard In connec-
ton with our coal business In order
to furnish our men steady employ
ment. as every man given employ
ment at this time helps improve busi-
ness conditions and hastens the re-
tun OF prosperity.
Then Paducah needs a first-class
wood yard. and II the people will
patronlze us we viii guarantee them
an up-to-date yard. where they can
get oak stove and heating wood any
time during the year. We will also
have loose and bundled kindling and
will be in position to furnish mixed
oads-part wood and part kindling
II is pot our desire or intention TO
ruin or take away from any person
running a wood wagon their bust
ness, but Will endeavor to make
their business more secure by selling
them wood at our yard TO al their
orders.
We have the wood TO sell and will
deliver Il TO YOU or YOU can send a
wagon to our yard for IT,
u Is not necessary now for YOU TO
purchase a large quantity at n time.
as you can buy one load at a time
from us and depend on getting II
when YOU want It,
One-horse load Oak Stove or
Heating Wood 800
Two-horse load Oak Stove wood.s1.5O
,Two-horse load Heating Wood sl.25
Oak Stove Wood. per cord, de-
~JlNercd ............. Lou
Oak Heating Wood, per cord,
delivered ............ 1.25
ON yard. % cents per cord less.
Remember. We are headquarters
for peerless" Kentucky Coal. And
We have the genuine Pittsburg. too.
which We are stlll selling at reduced
prices.
Telephone us and get that which
will please you.
JOHNSTON FUEL. CO. -
once and Yards Fourteenth and Ten
nessee Streets. Phones EOS.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-28
SORROWS or A LONG MAN.
Giant Leaves show Life Only 10 Find
There's No Other Place for Him.

A Missouri giant, Z feet . inches
tall. complains because life offers
nothing to him but a side show, and
side show existence Is monotonous
He has been looking for a "job" and
finds that he is too tall to enter the
army, too tall to work in the average
shop. to tall TO be employed in an
Office, too tall for a traction car con-
ductor or motorman-'too tall for
anything" Since he left the circus,
he says. he has been unable to get
sufficient to eat in hotels and has had
to pay for two beds which broke
when his legs Strengthened ont after
he had gone to sleep. Worst griev-
ance of all, he declares he cannot go
anywhere without being gawked at
by a lot of rubbernecks." These
things being so. he will go back to
the side show, but he hates to do Il,
The. incident shows that there are
SOME sorrows the commonplace, ev-
ery-day man, who thinks he knows
all about trouble. has no experience
with.--lndlanapolis Star.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-28
JUDGE TAFT AND
RAILROAD MEN
Pamphlet Shows His Admira-
BILE Attitude Toward Labor.
Effort 10 Confound His Action in the
Ann Arbor Case With That of
Judge Kicks.
STRENGTHENED THE UNIONS,

An interesting pamphlet has been
issued for circulation among railroad
men during the present canvass and
Us a powerful argument in favor of
Judge Taft for president.
The heading on the pamphlet Is,
In Case of Doubt, Take the Safe
Man" and the arguments advanced
largely relate to Mr.. Tafts public
and judicial career in so far as they
relate TO railroad men.
In the little pamphlet brief digest
is given of all Judge Taft's decisions
relating TO labor troubles, and II
shows that the whole trend Of his de-
csions was distinctly TO strengthen
labor unions.
Particular emphasis is put upon
the decision of Judge Taft in The So
called Ann Aarbor case. and II Is
shown that the injunction granted
there was mandatory under the stat
ute and that Judge Taft had no other
recourse except TO do what he did
Il is also shown that an attempt has
been made to confound Judge Tafts
action in this case with that Of Judge
Kicks. Of Cleveland, who issued a
much more sweeping injunction and
subsequently imprlsoner a locomo-
tive engineer by the name OF Lennon
for contempt.
Tho followinV ouotation from
Judge Taft's speech at Louisville II
used in the pamphlet:
The laborer is bound 10 have
work. and. therefore. II he acts sing
Iiy the capitalist has him NJ his mercy
with reference 10 the amount OF
wages that he shall pay. The labor
ers have seen this. They have or
ganized into unions. They have ar
ranged a contribution from each onf
TO constitute a fund which shall en-
able some of their number in contro
VERSES with capitalists TO strike when
II shall be most convenient TO those
capitalists to have them strike. Go or.
der 10 compel more favorable terms
.of employment. and In doing so hey
are exercising their full legal right
80 They have the right "a
do everything within the law whicl
shall strengthen them TO meet the con
troversies. and put them on an equa
advantage in dealing with capital, al
TO what their wages shall be. .. d"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-28
Call for City Convention.

At a meeting of the Republican
city committee. of ,Paducah. Ky.
held September 10, 1908, it was or
dered that the Republicans of the
various precincts in the city of Pa
ducah, Ky, meet in mass convention
on September 30, 1908, at . o'clock
p. m. at the polling places in their
respective precincts, for the purpose
of selecting delegates to a delegate
convention. to be held at the city hall
In Paducah, Ky, September 80. 1908,
at s o'clock p. m.
Said mass conventions shall be call
ed to order by the chairman OF their
respective precincts.
SAID delegates to the delegate con-
ventiOn, shall choose the respective
nominees for the various Offices to BE-
filled at the November (190S) cleo
ton.
Each precinct shall send one dele
gate for each 100 votes, or fractional
part over so, cast for Hon. A. L.
Wilson at the November election.
1907.
The various precincts are entitled
to the following representation:
Chalks. 1; South Side Court House
C) 1; South Side Court House CD
2; Schmidt's. l.; Henneberger's, 2;
Plow Factory, 1; Warehouse. L. Gall
mans. 8; Berry's. 1: South Side Fire
Station. /: Yancey's, ]; Buffers, 1;
Deigers. 2; Savage's, 2; Kirkpat-
rick's. 9; Glauber's. /; North Side
Court House. 1; Rogers. /.
L. L. BELL, Chm. City Com
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-28
Lawyer Eloauencc I'm Indin.

A babu lawyer in India who recent
ly defended a woman accused OF as
sault and battery delivered himself
as follows: my learned friend with
mere wind from teapot thinks to
browbeat me from my legs. ! only
seek TO place my bone OF contention
clearly In your honor's eye My learu-
ed friend yainly runs amuck upon the
sheet anchors of my case. My poor
client has been deprived of some OF
her valuable skin, the leather of her
nose. Until the witness explains
what became of my clients nose
leather he cannot be allowed TO raise
a castle in the air by beating upon a
bush. New York Tribune.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-28
WOULD WED WIDOW or VICTIM
Nan Acquitted of Numbering Friend
Proposes Ia Brrcayed Woman.


Pittsburg, Sept 2S-Frank Randa
4 foreman atfthe McKees Rocks shops
IF the Pressed Steel Car company. ac-
luited Thursday Of having murdered
Joseph. Fisher. his lifelong friend. to-
lay sent his atiornc,. Joseph J. Gold
'mlth, to Fishers widow with pro-
)osal OF marriage The Widows re-
oily has not been made known.
Randa was entanglcd in a mesh OF
evidence gathered by the county de-
.ectives, and II looked bad for him
when he was brought to trial. He adj
nitted hay.rg been IN love with Mrs.
Fisher. but denied having put the
husband out Of the way.
Mrs. Fisher on the stand told a
sensational story of Randa's attention
20 her.
When the verdict Of acquittal was
'endered the entire community was
ihOcked and surprised Randa, freed
fastened to his home in McKees
Rocks, and there he was booted and
ieercd at by crowds OF people. who
refused to accept the iury's finding as
Just.
Mrs. Fisher Is "a years old hand
some and the mother of two children.
Randa Is 80 and has lucrative po-
sition.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-28
just Exactly Right.

Il have used DR.. Kings New Life
pills for several years. and find then
just exactly right" says Mr. A. A.
FELTON,. of HarrisvilIe. \. Y. New
Life Pills relieve without the leas
discomfort. Best remedy for consti
patton, bllllousness and malaria. 25c
at all druggists.