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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25
Charges Members to Investi-
gate Iocipient Lawlessness
in Ballard County.
One or Two Cases of Near"
Night Riding Reported.
BOOTLEGGERS ARE TOUCHED UP

Wickllnre, Ky. April 25.-The
term of the Ballard circuit court
opened at Wickliffe. One of the
largest crowds ever turned out attend
ng from the eastern part of the
county.
In his charge to the grand jury
Judge Bugg dwelled at length upon
the chaotic state of affairs existing
Il neighborlng counties and adiured
he members of the jury to see to it
hat any incipient trouble of the kind
which might be growing into a con
t!tion In this county be stamped out
before 1t had attained a growth. at
useless said Judge Bugg, "for me
70 call your attention TO the trouble
which have thrown a neighboring
county practically into state of civil
strife. The newspapers have given a
tut account OF these deplorable af-
fairs. Likewise it is useless for me
to discuss with you the various phases
OF the question over which the diff
Guilty has arisen. Gentlemen. 10 is
YOUR duty as grand jurors to uphold
be majesty of the law. | implore
YOU to bend your energies into ferret
Ing out any incipient trouble of this
kind which might be brewing in Bal
lard county. Stamp the movement
out before 1t has attained any growth
and you will perpetuate yourselves.
My attention has been called TO but
one or two cases bordering upon
might riding in this county I do
not intend to enter into a question of
details but | do say 1t is your duty to
Investigate these cases and see that
The malefactors, if any, are brought
to justice. to the end that right might
III evail, justice might be done and the
people, unhindered by fear of a
midnight marauder, might live in
honor, equality and fear of God
only in their hearts"
In his charge TO. the grand jury.
besides the above, Judge Bugg touch
ed upon the Illicit sale of liquor and
spoke at length upon the practices of
the bootlegger.
The members Of the grand jury are
Messrs. j. NJ. Russell, s 7. Payne
(foreman), X. Weidenboner, j. w.
Cooper, j. X. Rudolph, B. A. Halves,
n. r. Crane, Douglas Blanks, J. J.
Alternately, Jim Lee, Thomas Mason
and ~ W. Armstrong.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25
Republicans of McCracken County
Instruct Delegates For W. H. Taft
And Elect E. E. Bell Co. Chairman

After being beaten on the organi-
cation Fairbanks men packed the Cab
loway county convention this after
noon and finally bolted when the
chair cast the deciding vote in favor
of Taft resolutions. w. T. Patterson
was elected county chairman by 46
to 2S. While the resolutions commit
tee was out the Fairbanks men re-
cruited up to 46 with some small
boys. The vote was a tie and Chair
man Patterson voted for Taft, giving
him the instructions and the Fair
banks men boted.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25
Seven Confess In Ballard COun-
ty, Five Cases Dismissed,
Eighteen Continued.
Association Wins Point in
First Litigation.
WAS NOT SEEKING DAMAGES

Wicklhe. Ky. April 2j.-The
suits for violation of tobacco pledges
which were brought by Hon John NJ.
Moore for the tobacco association,
came up Monday afternoon. Service
OF subpoenas was had on only twelve
of those who had been sued and of
TIM twelve l.. l.. Lanier, G. G. Par
kcr. Lud Frasher, Robert Madole,
Irwin Dunn, w. -. Lilly and Tom
Scott confessed judgment and upon
the payment of nominal costs and
incidental expenses attendant 20 bring
ing the suits. upon motion Of the
plaintiffs these were dismissed. The
rest OF the suits. those against VIII
Lipscomb, J. T.. Cannon. Tilden
Hodge. Il. a. Hcrrn aud Arch Rus
soil were dismissed also either be
cause Of the men sued not signing
the pledges themselves or because OF
their being minors. The other of the
eighteen suits filed were continued
until the next term of court and the
sheriff ordered to secure process If
possible.
The object OF the. association was
accomplished In the suits. Il being
to secure the valuation Of the tobacco
pledged In this county and not to
make any damages or money from
the vlolators. However. should the
practice continue OF selling outside
tho association and IN spite OF the
pledges continue the association will
IN all probability sue for a sum large
enough TO hurt the man OF only ordi-
nary means and having established
The legality OF ~ pledges. the defend
ants will have no grounds left for a
contest of the suits.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25
THREE MEN Held
ON SUSPICION OF
BEING ROBBERS

Three men are detained at the
police station this afternoon on sus-
picion of having robbed the Ballard
County bank at Bandana night before
last The men hired two rigs at Pa
ducah and were seen at Woodville
about O'Clock, where they asked the
way to Bandana. They were heard of
again on the Paducah and Ogden's
Landing road about New Liberty at I
o'clock in the morning coming toward
Paducah. One of the rigs was upset
and came in covered with mud and
minus the whip. The whip. a 3s-
'aliber revolver and a book were
found at the place where the accident
occurred. q 81
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25
TERRIBLE DEATH

New York, April 25.-Eugene Nun
sell. 81 years old, head of the Mica
Insulating Wire company, committed
suicide early today by plunging from
a window of the seventh floor in the
Vandyke hotel. He suffered from
nervous trouble. He induced his wife
to leave the room for moment and
then sought death.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25
ENUMERATORS NOT
INFALLIBLE and
MISS CHILDREN

Superintendent Carnagey instructed
his principals to make an investiga-
ion to ascertain whether the school
snumerators had missed any children
II their buildings. With one building
20 hear from the reports indicate that
2SS enrolled pupils were missed by
he enumerators, although the reports
have not yet been absolutely verified.
The enumerators reported falling
Dff of over 500 in scholastic popula-
'on, while the, attendance shows
,ain of 20 over last year. A compar-
son Of scholars leaving the city, and
new ones entering, shows PIP leaving
and IA entering. Only two-thirds of
the scholastic population is enrolled
ard If the ratio of misses continues
through the unenrolled population the
falling off will. be slight if any.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25

Chattanooga, Tenn, April 25.-At
the Laymen's missionary conference
the following officers were elected
President, j. r. Pepper, Memphis;
first vice-president, c. II. Ireland.
Greensboro, n. c.; second vice-presi
dent. Judge Ed Newman: third vice
president, T. S. DeArmond, Manguin,
Okla; secretary, G. w. Cain. Nash
vile, Tenn; treasurer, f. NJ. Der
rick.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25
RICHARD TURNER DANA WEEDS
Seer, tary of Interior Hitchcock Gives
the Bride Away.

New York. April 25.-Richard
Turner Dana, son of Mrs. Richard
starr Dana, and Miss Georgette Adee
Collier daughter of Mrs. Maurice
Dwight Collier, were married in
Grace church.
The bide was given in marriage
by her uIcle, eN Secretary of the In
terror Et,an A. Hitchcock, of st.
Louis.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25
PROMINENT MEN

Shelbyville. Ky, April 25.-(Spe-
cialD Warrants were issued for
Louis Burlington, George Burlington.
John Wood and John Stivers, four of
the most prominent farmers in the
county, charging them with partici-
pating in the Elmsburg raid early
this month. Other warrants will
come soon. The sheriff is out making
arrests.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25
IN GEORGIA..

Atlanta, April 25.-Scycrc loss of
life and heavy property damage from
yesterdays storm are reported from
various points In the state. Heavy
rains and high winds prevailed dur
ing the night. Deaths may exceed 30.
The number Of injured j. unknown.
Griffin reports the worst damage, five
Killed and nj zen injured. Fifteen
houses were destroyed and great dam
age was dozen at Atlanta. hut no fa-
talitics.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25
One Town Practically Wiped
Out. Atlanta Suffers and
Natchez, Miss, in Path OF
Storm.

Washington. April -. Especially
The weather bureau issued special
storm warning reading ''storm over
.CNtrcmc upper Mississippi valley NOV
ing southeast. High southwest winds
tonight, along Atlantic coast.'
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25

rider cases, 1t is said Even Moses
Thornton. considered a highly re-
spectacle citizen. is to be subjected to
character witnesses. it is reported.
Ruby Laffoon and William Yost. who
conducted the defense in the Hollo-
well cases, will aid the defense.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25
JUDGE HENDRICK

Frankfort, Ky, April 25.-Gov-
ernor Wilson today appointed John
TX. Hendrick, of Paducah, as special
judge to preside at the civil term OF
circuit court beginning at Paducah
Monday. Judge Reed is i'll at Daw-
Ison.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25
FRISCO SHOCKED

san Francisco. April 25.-A slight
earthquake shock at S:3O O'Clock
this morning caused excitement. but
no damage was reported
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25
Prisoners Cut Off Their Fingers
to Save Themselves From Working
Under Their Inhuman Taskmaster.
INVADE OHIO.

Cincinnati, April 3J.-kcn-
lucky night riders early today
fired the tobacco barn of Ray
mond Wateriicld at I,Oudcs
Ferry. o., and then returned to
Kentucky and terrorizcd Augusta
by shooting Governor Harris,
of Ohio, was notified.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25
JAP NUPTIALS

Toxic, April 25.-The marriage OF
Princess Tsune, the Mikado's eldest
daughter. to Prince Tokeda was sane
toned by the emperor.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25

Results in the thirteen counties in
the First district received up to press
time are as follows, the total number
of delegates being 40:
Livingston-Eight votes. Unin-
structed. Taft favorte.
Lyon-Seven votes for Taft
Graves-sixteen votes (contest).
Marshall-Nine votes for Taft.
McCracken-Twents four votes for
TAFT.
Hickman-Seven votes for Taft.
Caldwell-Fourteen votes for Fair
banks.
Galloway Eight votes for Taft.
Fulton-Six votes for Taft.
Ballard-Six votes for Fairbanks.
MISUNDERSTANDING votes for
Fairbanks.
Carlisle-Fiye votes for Taft.
Trigg-Thirteen votes evenly di-
vided.
Trouble at Newport.
Newport, Ky. April 25.-Taft fol
lowers seized the hall where the Re-
publican district convention was to
be held this afternoon. Police routed
them later and will keep the hall
empty until the meeting time. Fair
Banks men, il is declared, will be
given an even chance to enter the
hall, when pitched battle is ex-
pected.
Fulton for Taft.
Hickman, Ky, April 25.-(Spe-
cial. Fulton county went unani-
mously for Taft. A. F. Beadles was
reelected county chairman.
Two Conventions in Graves.
Mayfeld Ky, April Especially
Two conventions are being held
here today. One instructed for Taft
and the other for. Fairbanks.
j. II. Ford at Benton.
Benton, Ky, April %. Especial y
Marshall county instructed unani-
mously for Taft; J. Ii. Ford was elect
ed county chairman.
Fairbanks Men Bolt.
Murray, KY April 25.-(Special.)
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25

st. Louis. April 25.--Wheat, 99h
corn, 6S; oats, 53,s.
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Amite. Forty five killed and
scvonty-fve wounded by tornado.
Natchez. Miss, sixty known dead
from tornado which started below Vi
dalia. La. and swept through the
counties of Adams, jefferson and
Claiborne.
Albertville. Thirty reported
killed and northern half of the town
almost wiped out.
Bergens. Ala-Five killed and
many injured two killed at Thomas
Mm and woman injured at Sylv-
ania.
Wahalak. Mss-Mrs Maniere aud
laughter and two negroes killed
Three residences destroyed.
McLain. Miss Eight reported
killed and Kelly's big saw mill at
Wingate demolished.
Richland and Lamourie, Louisiana,
struck by the same tornado. three
white men and a negro being killed
and one-fifth of the population in
jurod.
Walls. Miss.-Village almost en-
ltnely swept away and IL. b. Davis
Injured.
Columbus. Miss.--Manufacturing
plant demolished, several buildings
damaged. Negro workman killed and
two other persons injured.
Cleveland, Miss.-Several persons
hurt and eight families ren>ared
homeless. Ginhouse and other prop
lerty demolished. Y. & NJ. V. train
struck by tornado near Cleveland
Miss. and almost blown off the rails
Breath of storm felt in Memphis
many trees and smoke stacks topping
Two persons seriously injured neal
lBuntyn, Tenn, being caught in
wreck of their home.
Newsboy train wrecked by tree
blown on track by storm. Engnee
lMcNally and Fireman McCrae being
lslightly hurt.
Renova. Miss, repaired blown OF
1.-THE map.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25

The dead In yesterdays tornado
was reliably estimated at li9 and the
injured at about 400.
or the dead thirteen were known
to be white. and it was a certainty
that. with the possible exception OF
hair a dozen, all the others were ne
grocs. These figures were gathered
from fully half hundred sources In
Louisiana, Misslssippd and Alabama.
and while not absolutely accurate,
nearly all bore such confirmation as
could be furnished by obtaining YER
incatlon from two or more different
sourcos.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25
Called to Order at Court House
This Afternoon by DR.. Frank
Boyd, County Chairman-Re-
suits of Proceeding.

Louisville. April 25.-(Special.) y
Louisville and Jefferson county in
for Taft. Returns from 30
counties show = to I for Taft.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-25

counties show to for Taft.
McCracken county Republicans to-
day Endorsed w. II. Taft for president
and instructed their "a delegates to
the state convention to support him
not only in the convention. but in the
First district caucus, to choose COM
mittee members. f. f. Bell was
elected county chairman.
The convention was held on the
west side of the court house at 1
O'Clock. When DR.. Frank Boyd, the
county chairman, called the conven-
ton to order nearly 1000 were pres
emit Samuel Hubbard nominated l..
l.. Bebout for county chairman and
Captain Williamson nominated f. E.
Bell. On division vote, Bell was
elected practically unanimously.
Mr.. Bell assumed the chair and r.
c. Mcclure was elected secretary.
A motion to instruct for Taft was
carried unanimously, as was a mo-
ton to instruct the chairman to Sc
lect the delegates, and publish their
names in the Paducah Evening Sun.
Precinct Committeeman were then
elected unanimously as follows:
Buffers. Z. Farley; South Side
Fire Station, n. b. Tapscott Chalk's,
j. j. Reid; Diegel's, Tom Gholson;
Schmdt's, VIII Flowers; Glauber's,
George Lehnhard; South Side Court
House, No. 1, j. J. Dorian; South
Side Court House, No. 2, NJ. G.
Brooks; Kirkpatrick G. II. Burks;
Yancey's. Professor McQueen: Ware
house. L. c. Wolf; Rogers, w. +.
Paxton; North Side Court House, o.
B. Starks; Henneberger's, George o.
McBroom; Savage's, Geo. Andrecht
Berry's, ]. Il. Williamson, Jr.: Pillow
Factory, C.. c. Duvall; Gallman's,
Grainison Reeves; Hovecamp's, Will
Husbands Clark's River, Riley Culp:
Florence Station, Alfred Collier; Har-
per's, Robert Dunaway; Melber, ]. w.
Fry; Massac, Ben Mitchell; Stanley's.
Fred Boyer; New Hope, Bud Cole
man; Lamont, Henry Harting; Milan,
Hubert Jet; Woodville, Charles
Flowers; Grahamville, Elwood Neel;
Maxon Mills, A. C. Dudley; Hen
dren's, Fritz Schmidt; Ragland, A. F.
Bivins; Thompson's Mills, Charles
House.
Il. e. Bell. the new county chair
man, was chairman of the recent cam
paign when Mayor James p. Smith
was elected, and is one of the shrewd-
est and squarest politicians in the
county.
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pettibone Returns to Denver.

Denver.-George W. Pet,ibone. com
panion Of Meyer and Haywood, and in
dicted with them for completely In the
murder OF Gov. Frank Steunenberg
OF Idaho. reached Denver Wednesday
evening and was taken at once to his
home. 1925 Cherokee street. Mr.. Pet
tibone gave fervent Thank God /:
this is home at last" when he sank
on couch. worn out.
Since the conclusion OF his trial at
Boise. where he was acquitted Of the
charge of being partly responsible for
the crime. his health. which had been
bad while he was held in prison. broke
down completely. AT first he was Ia
ken TO Los Angeles. in the hope that
the ocean breezes would give him an
opportunity TO win back his lost
health. and now he has been brought
back TO Denver. where II is hoped the
mountain air will do what the sea
breeze failed TO accomplish. So Ill
was he when 1t was resolved to bring
him TO his home that the doctors had
some fears that he might not survive
the trip. He is so i'll that no one out.
side of the immediate family is al.
lowed TO visit his room. He hopes to
regain his strength here. and then "a
return to the coast. The members OF
MS family came TO Denver with him.
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Farmers Union at Rocky Ford.

Rocky Ford, Colo-A convention OF
representatives of the Farmers Edu
catAve and Cooperative Union was held
here on the 1th inst. attended by thir.
N'tive delegates, at which a district
union. comprising Pueblo, Otero, Bent,
Prowers and Kiowa counties was or.
saniEed. The purpose Of the union Is
TO cooperate with the state oryanixa.
lon in securing better market facili.
ties and lower prices and rates ON ne.
eessiaes. The following officers were
elected:
President, Senator John II. Crowley
OF Rocky Ford; vice president, ]. +.
Michael OF Pueblo; secretary, ]. n.
shelas OF Rocky Ford: treasurer. Hud.
son May of Flower.
Ihe convention endorsed the erec.
tlon OF an independent sugar factory
AZ Man1anola, which will not be com.
ple,ed until the 1909 crop natures. 4,
naNins been found that $50. 900 extra
would have been required to complete
ne factory for this years crop.
Inc convention also endorsed the "a.
,aonshment Of public warehouse at
ueoao. which will be made a central
distributing point.
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