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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
HIS FATE HORRIBLE
SHOT To DEATH AND HEAD SPLIT
OPEN WITH Az.
shocking News L. Received In Clark y
Vile of Murder Of Young
Man.
The GAINESVILLE Leaf-chrOnieie

The ClarksviIle Chronicle
says:
Lawrence Turner. who lived at
Slayden. near Montgomery county
fine. met a horrible fate near Water
Valley Miss, where he had been en-
ployed during the past year In a stave
mill. He was a son of J. NJ Turner.
who has gone TO Water Valley. to
make Investigations. Full particulars
of the affair have not been learned.
but II h said that he was way!aid
while returning to his boarding plac.
from visit to his sweetheart, was
shot ten times. after which his head
was split open with an AK and his
body dragged a half mile to a hole.
where q was covered with bushes and
leaves. The men charged with the
crime are said to be under arrest with
a heavy guard around the Jail to pre-
vent a mob taking them out.
The first news OF the death received
was from the young lady Turner
called on the night of Sunday. July
3. She wrote a letter 90 Turner's
mother. in which she said rYour son
was my sweetheart, but have no
sweetheart now. For full particulars
write the Squire"
J. n. Turner. the father OF the boy
left for Mississippi last Thursday.
and Is expected TO reach the county
within the next few days. The muir
der is said to have created much ex-
element in that section OF the coun-
ny. the men under arrest barely es-
Gaping with their lives
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symptoms OF Rabies.

Here are the symptoms and pro
gressive stages OF rabies, given by
DR.. George G. Rambaud OF the Pas
teur Institute, by which owners of
dogs may know the disease in their
pets. The symptoms appear in this
order: 49,.
1. Change in the disposition Of
the dog. -,o.
2. Unusual show of attachment
to its master.
.. Disappearance from its home
for from several hours to two days.
4. Change In the bark, or total
absence of barking, even on provoca-
ton.
5. Lack of appetite, difficulty in
chewing and swallowing solid food.
6. Excitement and Authorizations.
The dog snaps at imaginary objects,
aad may attack its master. Il is ex-
cited by the sight OF another dog,
though this stage may be absent in
the dumb form OF the disease,
Z. The dog eats its own bedding,
tears customs. carpets, etc.
8. II seems to be unable to eat.
The dog takes food into the mouth.
but the food drops out after the dog
has made one or two attempts to
swallow At. Drinking. however. is
interfered with very little. or not at
all. and there is no hydrophobia
("water fear") In the stricter sense
OF the word.
O. Unsteady gait. which shows the
beginning OF paralysis in the hind
quarters. The pupils of the eyes are
dilated.
10. Later. there are paralysis of
the lower jaw, shown by a dropping
The law. general paralysis and
death.-New York Tribune.
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OPERATOR SAVES FATHER.
Signal Tower Man Saw Parents Team
Running Away.

Edwardsville. ILL.,, July 16.--As =
Big Four passenger train was APP
preaching the signal tower at the in
tersection Of the Big -Four and Frisco
racks today Arthur Glesemann, sig
nal operator. was Just about to give
the clear track signal to the train
when he saw team of mules attach
ID to farm wagon containing his
father running away and about to
ross the track.
Giesemann set the signal to stop
he train. waited a second to get the
two short whistle toots from the en-
gineer, and then ran downstairs. The
runaway team was just passing the
tower.
Leaping forward he caught the
brides OF the frantic animals and held
on until stopped, saving his fathers
life.
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suirituaIism In win Flight.

Cassopolis, Mich, July l6.-The
supreme court has sustained YER
diet rendered by Cass county jury
that John F. Con was "daffy" over
spiritualism, therefore mentally in
competent when he made his will dis
inheriting his only son and heir, Les
lie. The will bequeathed practically
all his estate TO the Spiritualists' asso-
citation. The estate is valued at more
than $4,000.
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Uncle Wins Ffnncee and 5000.

Springfield, ILL.,. July 16.-J. B.
Huber, clerk in a furniture store here.
IS mourning the loss of his fiancee,
Miss Ida Sholte, who. he says, depart
ed with his uncle. W. J. Despair, and
5000 of Huber's money. The fitted
man made complaint against the cou-
pie and they we're arrested at Evans
vile. Ind. The young man had given
his savings to his intended wife to
keep. A few days ago his unc.e came
and won the affections of the woman
and eloped with hir. Huber says the
couple will be charged with larceny.
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Picnic Supper.

In honor Of her visitors: Misses Lu-
ellie Kirkpatrick and Ruth Bohannon,
OF Greenvllle. and Miss Ethel Stewart.
of Greensboro, Miss Marjorie Martin
entertained with picnic supper at
Wallace park last night. Rowing and
other amusements were enjoyed afte.
the supper. Besides the guest OF
honor those present we're Marjorie
Martin. Annie Fades, Elizabeth Mar
tin. Evelyn Houston, of Plano. Texas:
Messrs. Hugh Bohsnnon, John
O'brien and Arthur Martin.
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Notice 10 Property Owners.

The grading and graveling work
on Nineteenth street from Madison
street 10 Hinkleville road. done by
Il. C. Terrell, contractor, will be in
spected by the board of public works
and city engineer on Saturday after
noon, July IS, 1908, at 4 o'clock.
Auditing property owners are mott
fed accordingly.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
BY l.. +. Kolb, Secretary.
l.. A. Washington. City Engineer.
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Ride.

Miss Mary Brown. daughter OF
Capt. Frank Brown. entertained las,
night with a hay ride in honor of two
visitors OF Miss Mary weile, Miss
Huberta and Catherine Carter, of Phil
adelphia, and Miss Margaret Mills. of
Evansville. After the hay ride the
young people went to the home of
Mary Brown, Seventh and Monroe
streets. where they were served re-
freshments
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woman's Club Excursion.

The Woman's club will have a river
excursion tonight on the steamer Dick
Fowler from till 10 o'clock a
barge will be taken for dancing pur-
poses and refreshments will be served.
The excursion promises to be one of
the most pleasant OF the season.
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Mrs. l.. c. Boulware returned yes
terday afternoon from St Louis after
visit with relatives and friends.
Misses Kate and Nell Lane. Of
Krebs. were the guests of Misses
Grace and Wren Finley. of Tyler this
week rf
MIR. Bruce Bloomington. of Jackson,
Tenn, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Grover Jackson left yesterday
for Flint, Mich. to visit his parents.
Mr. +. Il. Lack and Mr.. Ed Roos
are In Louisville on business.
Mr.. Robert Fisher has returned
from Cerulean Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Adams will
leave tomorrow to attend the soldiers
encampment at Chattanooga, Tenn.
Attorney Frank Lucas has moved
his Office from the Eagle building to
the third floor OF the Fraternity build
Ing. room SOL
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Dick
a ten pound girl. Mr.. Dick is fire
man at No. 2 fire station.
Born, to Attorney and Mrs. j. s.
Ross. ten-pound girl.
Commonwealth Attorney John G
L,ovett. of Benton, is in the city this
afternoon.
Mr.. A. r. Robertson, OF Nashville.
Is In the city.
James Sheriff.. of Mayfeld, is in
the city todayliaI
F. w. Katterjohn went to Cedar
Blur quarrles this morning.
Miss Ida Lee Stegar. of 612 North
Sixth street. has gone to Memphis to
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hubbard. Of
Louisville. are visiting Mrs. Sudte
Barker. AIS Norton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. MeElrath re-
turned to their home at Murray this
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In SOCIAL CIRCLES
Church Picnic.

The Trimble Street Methodist
church is holding its annual picnic
across the river at Livingston Point
today The members and their
baskets were taken across the river
at s: 80 this morning on the ferryboat
Bette owen.
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THE LOCAL NEWS

Forms for real estate agents for
sale at this ONCE.
DIR. Gilbert, osteopath. l00h
Broadway. Phone 1876.
We can give you the finest car
rlages In the city for wedding, bail
and theater calls. Our prices are low
or than those charged for like service
In any city In America. Our service
IL second to none, and the best In this
city. Palmer Transfer Company.
Sexton. sign writer. Old phone
40l.
Visit Pages short order restau-
amt. 1913 South Second.
For facial massage, scalp treat
ment and shampooning and for the
full line OF the Franco-American
HYGIENE Toilet requisites, consult
Mrs. Buhr. 621 Monroe.
Cameras, Cameras. Cameras, and
kodak supplies OF Al kinds at r. D..
Clements q Co.
-Paducah draught beer on tap at
Palmer bar.
If you have James Duffy TO do
your cleaning and pressing your
clothes will always look like new.
Old phone 33s-a.
Wall paper for sale. 10000 rolls
60 be sold in the next sixty days re-
gardless OF cost. for cash only. Sell
ing out on account Of illness. Both
phones 665. Kelly a limbaugh. 32i
Kentucky avenue.
We have just received new
stock OF metal designs. at all price,.
G. l.. Brunson q Co. 52s Broadway.
For house mum bers, door plates.
brass stencils, brass and aluminium
checks OF all kinds, rubber type signs
markers. See The Diamond stamp
Works, IFS South Third. Phone ass.
CITY subscrIbers IN Tha nali,
gun who wish the delivery NJ tbo,,
,.sperk stonped must notify IN, col.
l,r,ors or mata ,ho reo,os,. s,raa,
"a, The sun once No attention Will
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a. ana ,,,s.,a.,.. ,,,..aa,. %,
held in the afteruoon The Rev
Grant T. sullivan. OF broadway Meth
odIst church. will preach in the morn
ing at II O'Clock and the Rev. j. w.
Blaokard. presiding elder, in the
afternoon.
The greatest OF all noating the
aters' W. X Markles New Sunny
schh. wiz pay Paducah Friday,
SutA - iulH II tne OVdN tndt khNe
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Accident In Prussia.

Essen, Rhenish Prussia, July To-
A terrific dynamite explosion oc-
Cured in the dynamite store room OF
the seven level collieries near Bor-
beck. Eight were dead before brought
to the surface, and eight wounded.
several of whom are hopeless. Three
Others who were not brought up are
probably dead.
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Frankfort. July 16.-The Frank
furter zeitung's correspondent at Con-
stantinople says the brother OF the
shah of Persia. Shuaes-Saltaneh, and
the latter's son. Faith All Mira, have
begged the sultan for asylum In Tur-
kew
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NEWS OF COURTS
In Police Cont.

Grand larceny-Pete Caldwell, con-
tInued until July 90. Breach of peace
Henry Jones. filed away with leave
TO reinstate. Violating Sabbath--C.
4. Blacknall. continued until July is.
Breach OF ordinance-T. II. Reed, not
guilty; ID. g.. Park, $25, no costs;
Luther Spratt. SO and costs.
Marriage Licenses.
Alex w. Roach and Caroline Brass
field.
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WANTED FOR u. s. ARMY.
Able-bodied unmarried men between
ages of is and 35; citizens Of United
States. of good character and tenn
perate habits, who can speak, read
and write English. For information
apply to Recruiting Officer, New
Richmond House. Paducah. Ky.
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Notice.

Excursion to, Cairo Sunday on the
steamer wabash and her new barge.
Prof. Ed Ewing's band
will furnish music. Boat leaves at
8 O'Clock sharp. arrives at Cairo at
1880. Fare round trip so cents.
JOHN HILLMAN, Manager.
ABRAM PULLEN, Ticket Agent.
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Miss Mary r. Jennings will enter
tain with a lawn party Friday night
In honor OF her visitor. Miss Mary
Ruby Morton, of jacksonville. at her
country home, "Oaklawn.''
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Pottsvllle. Pa. July 16.-Seven
mine workers were killed and zen
others Injured by an explosion of gas
In the williamstown colliery OF the
Summit Branch Mining company in
the lower part of the anthracite coal
fields. The mine was wrecked and
set on IRE.
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WANT ADS.


Subscribers. inserting want ads I'm
The Sun will kindly remember that
all such items are to be paid for when
the sd Is Inserted, the rule applying
to every one without exception.
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n. @. a 81. l.. Dividend.

New York, July 16.-The Nash
Vile. Chattanooga & st. Louis Rail-
way company declared seml-annual
dividend of 2h per cent, which is a
reduction OF one-half OF l per cent
from the regular semi-annual divi-
deEd
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LOW SUMMER RATE now on a,
Draughon's Practical Business Col
lege. (lncorporated) 314 Broadway,
Paducah. Bookkeeping, Shorthand.
Typewriting. Telegraphy. etc, taught.
Positions secured or money back.
Electric fans Catalogue free.
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virtues of these little want ads are
often the subject of comment in The
Sun Office. There is not a day that
something lost is not restored to the
owner, through one of them, and only
the past few days three handsome
gold watches, which had been lost,
have been recovered through the want
ads of The Sun. If you lose anything,
want a good cook, or house maid,
have house or room for rent, try
these ads.
DRY STOVE WOOD delivered for
$3.50 per cord. Phone 1850.
FOR SALE-Good bicycle. Call at
500 South Third.
WANTED-Boarder at S25 Madi-
son.
WANTED-2 or unfinished
rooms for light housekeeping. Ad-
dress A. d., this Office.
FOR SALE-150 feet OF iron
fence In splendid condition, at 60
cents a foot. F, NJ. Fisher.
wANTED-Two first class laun-
deresses. ]. T. Irving, Metropolis,
ILL.,. laundry.
FOR SALE-5-room cottage. 219
Fourth. All modern improvements.
Apply to 5SS Madison.
J. e. MORGAN horse shoelng.
general repairing, rubber tires, 40S
South Third.
FOR RENT-One nice front room
for two persons. with board, bath,
etc. 626 Kentucky avenue.
FOR RENT-s2O per month. 9
room house. 80 foot lot, high and dry,
40 South Tenth. J. A. Rudy.
GOOD PASTURES, 200 acres run
ming water. Apply to Lender e.
Lydon or phone 675 or 1861.
LOST-Today, between Fourth and
Adams and the market. ten dollar
bill Mrs. wilstach, at Guthrie's. Re-
ward.
FOR RENT-A 4-room cottage,
large yard and stable, 2615 Broadway
Apply SID North Fourth or telephone
2511.
WAREHOUSE for rent One
square from Broadway, two stories;
has rear entrance; very desirable To-
eaton. F. l.. Scott, phone 1e.
FOR SALE--One IL horse-powe.
gasoline engine. Franklin make. Suit
able fer gasoline boat. Newly over
.auled. VIII sell at a bargain. Ad-
dress v. I. Kso~lss. care Sun.
ALL KINDS of hair work. scalp
treatment and dying a speciality.
Bring your combings. lillian b.
Robinson, 712 South Sixth street.
Old phone ala.
wIDOw-we have some news of
interest to communicate to the widow
Of DR.. s. ID. Boat, who lived at about
1900 Trimble street. Paducah. KY,
in 1894. J. A. Rudy & Sons.
FOR SALE-An order on Pow n.
Rogers & co. for a buggy or buggy
and harness: value 500. Call old
phone S41-r between s a. m. and s
p. m. or 1928 after p. m. J. II.
Digger.
WANTED-Two intelligent lady
canvassers. would you pick up IS
IL you found 1t In the street That Is |
just about the proposition We make |
to you. Call at 31i North Sixth |
street between 10 and ~ in ths
morning.
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Mr. william Utterback and son.
Harry. went to Hardin and Benton
this morning.
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Poor man, Have you always
been blind?"
"No num-" answered Tired Trims,
unthinkingly. Last week wuz
lame. but dere wuzn't enuff In IT,"
Louisville, Confessional.
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ASTHMA SUFFERS have found
liquid that cures Asthma. Gasping for
breath, suffocation, coughing, stopped.
Send your name for free bottle. Ad-
dress T. Gorham, Grand Rapids,
Mich. AIS Shepard Bldg.
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LEWIS STORE OPEN TILL 40
TONIGHT.
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Murray Wedding.

Mr.. Robert f. Clayton. a promi,
nent tobacco manufacturer OF Muir
ray. and Miss Alma Whltnell, a popu-
Jar young woman OF that place. were
married Wednesday night at the
brides home. The newly married
couple left Immediately after the
ceremony for Dawson Springs. where
they viii spend several weeks.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for

FOR SALE-Twenty thousand
mixed ties and 100000 feet lumber
Address C. w. Lawson & Brother.
Marion, Ky. te.
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FOR SALE-5-room cottage, 219
Fourth. All modern improvements.
Apply to 533 Madison.
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LOST-Today, between Fourth and
Adams and the market. ten dollar
bill Mrs. Wilstach, at Guthrie's. Re-
ward.
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]. Z. MORGAN horse shooting.
general repairing. rubber tires, 40s
South Third.
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ALL KINDS of hair work. scalp
treatment and dying a speciality.
Bring your combings. lillian b.
Robinson. 7i2 South Sixth street.
Old phone 2114.
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FOR RENT-One nice front room
for two persons. with board, bath.
etc. 626 Kentucky avenue.
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WANTED-Two first class laun-
deresses. ]. T. Irving, Metropolis,
ILL.,. laundry.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16

WANTED or unfinished
rooms for light housekeeping. Ad-
dress A. d., this Office.
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WIDOW-We have some news Of
interest to communicate to the widow
OF DR.. s. ID. Boat, who lived at about
1900 Trimble street. Paducah. KY,
in 1894. J. A. Rudy & Sons.
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FOR RENT-A 4-room cottage,
large yard and stable, 2615 Broadway
Apply 5l4 North Fourth or telephone
2511.
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FOR SALE-150 feet OF iron
fence In splendid condition, at GO
cents a foot. F. M. Fisher.
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FOR SALE--One IA horse-powe.
gasoline engine. Franklin make. Suit
able fer gasoline boat Newly over
.auled. VIII sell at bargain. Ad-
dress v. I. Kpovles. care Sun.
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WAREHOUSE for rent. One
square from Broadway, two stories;
has rear entrance; very desirable To-
cation. f. l.. Scott. phone 10.
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FOR RENT-s2O per month. 8
room house. 80 foot lot, high and dry,
41O South Tenth. J. A. Rudy.
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GOOD PASTURES. 200 acres run
ming water. Apply to Lender e.
Lydon or phone 675 or 1861.
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FOR SALE-Good bicycle. Call at
500 South Third.
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WANTED-Boarders at S25 Madi-
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-16
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fredenhagen
Of Topeka, left for the west Satur-
day afternoon. He will organize the
work in which he is engaged in the
state prisons of Montana, Idaho,
Oregon and Washington. They will
return and hold prison meeting
in Bismarck on the second Sunday in
September. & r.
DR.. N. o. Ramstad was a passenger
west Saturday noon.
Mrs. Myron Hutchinson returned
Saturday afternoon from two
weeks visit to Fargo.
Mrs. R. H. Ferry of Pingree, with
her infant child, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Walton.
Miss Lettie Thompson of Larimore
is in the city visiting her cousin, Mrs.
w. E. Parsons.
Donald and Dorothy Payne re-
turned Saturday afternoon from a
two: weeks visit with relatives in
Butte, Mont. a4
Sister Anastasia, O.. S. B., the
music teacher at st. Mary's Convent,
has returned to the city, having spent
several weeks in St. Cloud and the
Twin Cities.
Hon. R. N. Stevens returned from
a trip to the southwestern part of
the state where he went on legal
business. a..
A. K. Reading of the Northwestern
Directory company, left last night
for Billings, Mont. where he goes to
supervise the publication of a new
directory for that city.
Mrs. J. B. Clabotis returned to
jamestown Saturday after visit OF
a few days with Mrs. Angus Nc
Donald.
| George Challoner of Jamestown
was in the city last night visiting
| friends
Frank Grover Of Beach is a visitor
in the city.
| w. A. Stanley of Kintyre will sun
day in the city.
Tom Hughes came up from Fargo
last night to spend Sunday at home.
T ]. w. Foley and others, who attend.
ed the Republican gathering at Fargo
returned last night.
Mrs. H. G. Fish returned satnrda,
night on the limited from an ex.
tended visit with relatives in Madi
son, Wis.
Attorney spicer Of Underwood, II
in the city on his way home from
| Fargo.
Frank Chaffee Of Duluth, Ii a Wis
itor In the city.