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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-15
IYnIA q. PlNkHAk

Nature and n womars work com
bined have produced the gunde,i
remedy for wuman's Ills that tAo
world has ever known
In the good old-fashioncd DAYS Of
our grandmother they relied up..h
the roots and herbs Of tho ilril 20
cure disease aud mitigate suffering
The Indians on our Western
Plains to-day can produce roots ana
herbs for every ailmcnt and g9'g
diseases that hafile the most shi-,u
physicians who have spent years 10
the study Of drugs.
From the roots and herbs OF INC
field Lydia y. Pnkham mom than
thirty years ago gave 20 the women
OF the world a remedy for thci,, -
culiar ills, more potent ami til.A'
cious than any combination oloI us'
Lydia T.. Pinkhams Ncgeta.9,.e
Compound IL now Recognized as Is, nc
standard remedy for woman s u.s.
Mrs. Bertha Muf, Of 5l5 NC 81
Louisiana, Mo, writes:
"Complete restoration 20 heal'n
means - much 90 me that Tor the ,AAo
OF other suffering women ! am Wi'i'Ds
% make my troubles public
"For twelve years ] had been SUM- l',.
ing with the worst forms ~ female ll.a
During that time had eleven dii i, 49,.
physicians without help. No tousT
can tell what / suffered, and az inc .l'.-a
could hardly walk. About two $50
ago wrote Mrs. Pinkham for 1', 49,
l followed n, and can truly Gay -.
Lydia y. Pinkham's Negctas,lnyi -.
pound aud Mrs. Pinkhams aa'''yy, 4,
stored health and strength. II ~
worth mountains Of gold 70 suffering
women"
What Lydia T. Pinkhams W6sG
table Compound did for MIS-. jim. .i,,,,'
1t will do for other suffering "O'i''
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cov,rnm,n, otNeiaI KIns SEN.

Fredericton. ~ IA Eensstion
was caused here Monday hy the
suicide OF William =. F1cwelling dep.
uty minister of crown lands In the
New brunswick government Flewell-
ing shot himself In one Of the govern
mont buildings just as an expert &C
countant was about 10 begin an exam.
nation Of the deputy ministers books.
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NEWS OF CONGRESS
oorNos or PEOPLES REPREsEN
TATIVEs AT WASHINGTON.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS PRESENTED
.oneise Report OF Measures intro
dueed and what Action 10
Taken on Them.
House Defeats canteen.

Washington iv az uNerWhelmlnf
vote of IG, to lD and following "a two
hours debate. fhc house oi represent.
auvcs "Wednesday acain went on rec.
crd against thu rcostabiishment of the
cant,,n u national soldiers home
In the course az the discussion man
SWING hls name as George p Gr.dley
of Providence. r. g.. unfuried an Amer
igan Gag and proceeded 10 make an
Address from the gallery on the tenn
rcnucc question he was promptly
taken out
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El,v,n o. cr,n nrn.n.n

Newport. ore During stosm
Friday night on the coast the
steamer Minnie Ekleion shifted and
strained and sprung a bad leah. satur.
day noon huge wave struck the YES.
sci and washed her deck aud cabin.
leaving the vessel vaterloggod and
unmanageable. Eleven of the crew
were drowned, some while trying to
launch a boat
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-15

Tonopah. Nev.-rhe fate 81 Blna
Nerrault. the fascinating young
woman who lived like princess and
startled New York two years ago with
her scheme Of winning mems hearts
and thousands Of dollars through the
notorious Love Syndicate" OF which
she Was the head. has been revealed
In strange way.
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cloudburst Al Mst,son.

Nation. ill-Cloudbursts com.
pletely flooded this section Of the
state sunday night and In the lower
portions Ia the outskirts Of this city
the water o. siH feet deep. Boats and
RATS are being used 10 move tho ma.
rooned residents from their homes.
the floors 81 which are under water.
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Probing o., sh,nn,nt,.

Washington -Tho house oomnit'ce
on Ways and means Tuesday agreed On
recommend the adoption % a rcsciu.
ton b. Representative Cook Of C1lr.
rado. calling on the secretary of me
treasury Tor Information rerardius
several shipments % magancsc ore.
and Why they we're admitted FREQ o.
duty into the United States.
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sIsepIna chIId aurn.d.

Pierre s. D-A report from Hayes
tells Of the burning Of the house ~
"a homestcader by the name Of Yonk
ers and an S.month old baby. The
mother had left the child asleep and
was az the house OF a neighbor across
the road when she saw the FIRE.
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A man returned 90 his native rH,rs
afies harlnE emiEratci n karas
some 20 years previous lIs asked
about different VILLAGERS Dol laA
known in The old DAYS. and finally q
The town dFunkard az BIZ uur
"Oh. hes dead. vaa the reply
We'll. veil. dead ard buried Is be-
Nope they didnt burr hlm
"Hdnt bury him" exclaimed ns
former resident Well. Mcn. slai
did they DO sith him
oh. they last poured him back 10
IN Jug
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shertaast In countn Eands.

Guthrie. Okla.-Charles A. Taylor.
state examiner ard Inspector. re.
ceiyed word Of a serious shortage In
the accounts ~ the last county Of
hcials OF Kay county under the terri
tnrlnl rnglmc
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s.Ieknsy. Author snd Ls~rsr. p,aa.

New York-Albcrt stlckney. aged
c. member Of the Law nrm OF
sticknoy MacI.ny 4 McBurnoy. died
Monday al hia home In this city he
was the author % several works on
law. government and politics IN the
civil war be- was lieutenant colonel OF
the Forty seventh Massachusetts
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arsalsr.s cr,asnilal. Pr..,n,sa

Washington The credentials of WU
liam O. Bradley. recently elected s"n
ator from ksniurky to succeed Jultet
States Senator McCreay. vcro pI,
scented Tuesday by Senator Paynter.
and wero received by the ylcepresi
dent. who ordered them 90 boz hled
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a.nv,r Get, Rank,r,.

Lakewood. n. denver will be
the next meeting place Of the Amer.
lean Bankers association. according 90
the decision reached by the members
OF the executive committee 81 the A..
ISOLATION. who met here Tuesday.
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DO selI IndIanoIa coll,n,

Guthrie. Okla.-The Presbyterlans
have decided 20 sell lndianola col.
lege. located az Wynnewood % the
dethodists. who will use Il as pre-
para,ory school for Epworth uniyer
sity at Oklahoma City.
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3 MORE GRAVES
IN CRIME PLOT
MRS. GUINNESS BELIEVED TO
HAVE SUBSTITUTED nooV
AND MADE ESCAPE.
THOUGHT TO HAVE BURNED
Fire . week Ago Consumed Her Three
Children az Laporte. Ind
killing" Gang az
Work.

Iaporte. Ind Tho cighth 49,,
was locatcd "Wednesday afternoon
n thc back gard ~ the Guinness
House of Dcath' by thc laporte au
thoflt.es aud evidences of more bodies
we're found in many parts OF the farm
lot
I'm nnd 20 boiics that this woman
Blue BEARD KILLED or buried before I
ann through with this inreatiEn g"
said Coroner Mack This ia tho
House uf Many Graves aud tho
ground De- stepped Nith human bones d"
Do basement 90 the home was
found thc Blue ncard room. where
Nrs Belle Guinness slaughtered. tls.
momhcrcd and rruod in runny sacks
the bodies a. her victims She BE- to.
day believed to have had an accom-.
plice
4 hired man heard me siruErics -
me victims on they wcre held under
thc chIoroformei RAGS until dead
heard The sound ~ the tnivcs. clsav
crs and saws with which ihe hodies
Wsrc dismcmbgrtd and saw the o..
mains ~ che kerosene torches which
wer, used az niEht to bury the bodies
li, vas satisfied With explanation and
BIS suspiciuus alia,ed until the crimes
~ uaearthct
some ~ thc bodies thiuk must
have been shipped here said Joseph
Manson. this same SIRED man Mrs
Guinness received many trunks They
acre an brand uew They were Kept
over niFat and then vas ordered 20
chop them up for kindlinE
Biood stains on rrunks' sides
The inside of every trunk as
stained. and . believe noa that those
stains ssrc blood stains
THAT woman is not dead raii Cor
oner Mack That saa not hsf body
ve found Ia the ruius when her house
vas burned She has acd and may be-
On her way to Europe She used an
other body Cor a ruse. after she had
murdered her own children snt sst
IRE 20 The house
She had an acc1mniics naif ths
states attorney - the county q
don't want 70 name him. but We have
charged Roy iAmphero viih murder
In the hrsf degree IN AFFIDAVIT % hs
presented to tho E.and jury hay.
evidence enough 90 hang the man
The seventh body vas traced hs
meath the sixth body uhsu planks
uere removed and human bones were
found to stick thmuEh the earth The
oiFhth hoiy VAS discovered hy a farm
cr Who pulled up a piece of tsfhed
airo buried lu the ground. AMI iIasFcd
oct "a human no and Eve bones
Wired Man masss statsmsnt.
Deputy sheriff Mar obtained q
statement from Joseph Marson. hired
man for Mrs Guinness. which gives
ne most startling Information OF the
day
'Tuc1usciouaiy Wa an ald in her
murders WHY ! duE me very ho'c-
ln EhIoh some ~ those bodies ssrs
buried And heard che shrIsks and
tho struFEles 90 her victims
such "a thIuF 81 wholesale muir
Der bureau in a quiet farm house ncy
er occurred 90 me n o. had Z might
have been able to put two and tso "a.
Eciher and start an iavcsflration. n
had not been so simple though. I
suppose that she would have chloro.
formed mo and chopped ms body apart
- M another grave MAJ be she
would have had me ala my own Eraye
fE. Az N.H.rMHH
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1000 10 ouard rohaecn-

Columbus Oh.o-Troops we're or
d'red To Brown and Clcrmont coun-
ties. the hurley tobacco raising dis.
irict 81 Ohio. Tuesday night by Adju.
iant General Critchneld Of the Ohio
National Guard. Martial law 4 10 be
put into effect NJ once against the
night riders.
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swsaIsh aark Runs Ashore.

Monteyiioo-Tho Swedish bark
syanhild. from Pensacola Jan. 10. for
Buenos Ayres IL ashore on English
bank The captain and part OF his
crcw have been landed az Maidonade.
Uruguay.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-15

Brookville, Pa-Fank swlneford.
a farmer. living near Knoxdale. JET
ferson county. shot and killed an un.
known tramp who had forced his way
into the house by kicking down the
door.
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Nu,msoosu for Taft.

Hartford. Conn The Republican
state convention held here on
Wednesday instructed the state dele
cation TO the republican national con.
yention for Taft
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An Aid 10 prohIbItIon.

Washington Representative De Ar.
mond CMol introduced a bill. making
it unlawful for the government 10 f..
sue federal license 10 sell intoxicating
liquor In prohibition states
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BOY SLASHES FIVE
TWO VICTIMS or cRAzEo YOUTH
ARE DYING.
CHILD IS SAVED BY HtR MOTHER
Tragedy Occurs In a Barber Shop In
New York VeVndstta--siashes
Win Racer.

New Suddenly craEed early
"Wednesday 16yearold Amelio Ga.
tania jumped up from his cot In
the barber shop o. Antoine Peraco.
seized a knife ard made a desperate
attempt 20 murder the siH other occu-
pants OF the place
Two Of his victims are In the hos
pltal DYING Three others will live
and one a t-yearold child. vas saved
BY iu heroic mother
The front part OF the store served
as a sleeping apartment for Gatania
and three BARRIERS Frank strahno. "a.
Joseph Macera and Nicola Esperito.
One Man Flses 10 Door.
Gatania made a fierce lunge AZ ~.
perito's neck and an instant later
slashed strahno's face Both tumbled
out % their cots. and the third man.
Macera. fed 20 the door Gatania had
cut a deep cash In his arm.
strafno tried 20 hold the mad youth.
but he tore himself loose and with one
bound gained the inner bedroom. re
Unlisted a deep stab on the neck OF
Peraco. his employer. and vas Just
about 10 stab the latier's f.yearold
boy. Angelo. when the child's mother
rolled over In an effort 10 protect him
and received the full force OF the blow
IN her breast
Escapes In Night Clothes
PCraco managed 20 get out % bed
and engaged IN a struggle with Gaia
MIA. The latter wrenched himself free
and gained the street lie had no
shoes or coat. but ran down Fulton
street and has not been seen since.
A general alarm has been sent ont
'or him. poraco and his wife viii die.
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Louisville. Ky-The Kentucky
Derby was won by Stone Street. s
Cleges was second and Dunyegan ran
third. Time, 2:I5I5.
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WHY or COURSE

Weary WarEs say. lazy. v...t ,.,
mind londin' me dime f.r car SO
I'm Dc puc Do Chlhla.usa H f..-....
an I'm on mo way to key 90 a..
meat with a heirvssi
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n you would have q peaceful home.
all you have to % is 'o ray tho irs.glt
and let your vife run o.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-24
THE PURE FOOD
INSPECTOR VISITS
The MERCHANTS
Finds Paducah Dealers Are
Coming Well Up to the Pure
Food Laws.
VISIT OTHER PURCHASE TOWNS

Qulel cropping into Paducah last
lweek 3d. b. +. Scherfiius. of the
lpuro fOal department of the state ex-
lperimDt station Of Lexington, has
had ihc -oda fountains. pop factories
s.aurhtcr houses and meat markets
lundor the glass for an inspection.
| MIR. scherffius left Paducah yesterday
lafteruoou on a further trip through
1.-The Purchase after the violaters Of
the pu.a food law. He had many
samp.e. that had been purchased
from uasuspecting merchants. and If
lthese. after an analysis at the state
lexperment station. are found to have
laduuelatlOns with wrong reading
llabts prosecutions will follow.
ON This trip through Paducah Mr..
lScht nus stated that he found the
| dca.r living up TO the pure food
llaw well, but OF course there were a
few leaks In the summer the drink
fountains have rush on drinks ana
lhc temptation TO use cheaper grade
great. Mr.. ScherfHus said that he
found nearly all of the Paducah soda
fountains using added ooloring mat
Ter and benzoate of soda in the syrups
With one exception none of The deal
ers had notices posted in accordance
with the regulations OF the pure food
law. All OF the soda fountains have
put up the signs.
Speaking of the conditions of the
butchers slaughter houses, Mr.. Scheri
hus said: The hygiene condition
of few OF the slaughter houses Il
very good. but in most cases instruc-
tions were given for some chan ses
and Improvements to be made. Some
butchers have begun to better the!r
premises by making the proper dis
position of the offal, putting in better
floors. whiiewashing the walls Of the
houses, c,eaning up the premises and
making other unexpensive but sani-
tary improvements"
Several Of the butchers have nicely
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Capt. Amos Armstrong

Captain Amos w Armstrong. a
well known river man residing at
fCfI Monroe street. died early this
morning at O'Clock OF neuralgia of
the heart. Captain Armstrong had
been IN since last December and was
able to get around until about ten
DAYS ago. when his Illness became of
a serious nature, and he continued
TO grow worse until his death
CAPTAIN Armstrong was well
known river man and had license for
both pilot and captain. The towboat
Blue Spot. belonging to the Ho.comb-
Hays Tie company. was the last boat
that Captain Armstrong was on The
Blue Spot is tied up now. but has
been busy boat all season, towing
ties out OF the Tennessee river
Captain Amos W. Armstrong was
SO years old and was born aud reared
at Wheeling w Va. and has been a
resident OF Paducah with his mother
aud several sister and brothers for
eighteen months. He was Knight
Templar aud Skinner at Point Peas
ant. W. Va. Captain Armstrong is
survived by his mother, Mrs g. p.
Armstrong. two sisters Miss lla NJ.
Armstrong. OF Paduoah, and Ms. l..
r. Somervll!e. OF Covington Ky.
three brothers. Capt John a Arm
strong and Robert =. Armstrong,
both OF Paducah. and +. II Arm
strong. Of Point Pleasant, W. Va.
The funeral OF Captain Armstrong
vii. take place from the family resi-
dencC. lGfl Monroe street. Friday
morning at o'clock. The Rev
David c. Wright. OF Grace Episcopal
church. viii ofiiciate The remains
OF Captain Armstrong will be taken
on the ll:20 o'clock train tomorrow
- Wheeling, W Va. his. Old home
fol burial.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-24
STANDARDS Sue
CESS Is DUE TO
LOYAL Employees

New York, Sept. 2i.-The first
chapters of Rockefeller's memories,
which have been published, aroused
the greatest interest here. He denies
the Standard OH company is criminal
and expects justice from posterlty.
but wants to put some matters in
their proper light. He admits en-
ployes, through oyer-zealOusness, may
have made mistakes, but these in
stances are rare and should not con-
denim the company. Rockefeller de-
MES having forced men to become
partners in the oil business and
crushed competitors. The STANDARD
has hundreds of competitors and nC
royal road of supremacy. He says H.
success is due to a multitude of mel
working together.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-24
COMMERCIAL CLUB
DINNER BENEFIT
HOME FRIBNDLESS
Will be Feature of Series OF
Dinners Given During
the Week.
DISCUSS IMPORTANT QUESTIONS

The series of dinners being given at
Rhodes-Burford company this week
and last week, in a demonstration of
the splendid features OF the Buck
stoves have proved more popular than
ever. and each day has added to that
popularity. The ladies' of the Ken
lucky Avenue Presbyterian church
yesterday had the biggest crowd that
has yet attended, and today the Chris
tan church ladies are equaling, II not
surprising that record, but tomor'
row promises to be the big day.
The ladies of the Home of the
Friendless set two dinners, one al
noon, for 80 cents, and one at $50
for a dollar. This latter dinner was
suggested by the Commercial club
and will be for them. However, any
gentleman Is invited to attend,
Rhodes Burford company is providing
the dinner. and the ladies OF the
Homo will serve It, and receive all
the proceeds.
The occasion will be made one fol
general consultation by the mem
bers of the club on some work IN
view for the members this fall aut
winter and to consider several propo
sitious from different manufacturing
Arms who are contemplating locatinl
in Paducah
The president of the club, Earl Pal
mer. will be the toastmaster, ant
during the evening addresses VIII be
made by some of the brightest speak
ers in the city.
Following is tie menu;
Vegetable SOUP
Creamcd Potatoes Corn. pudding
Butter Beans.
Tomato salad with French Dressing
Potato Rolls.
Coffee Ice Tea.
Ice cream. Chocolate Sauce. Cake
Dinner s1.OO.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB DINNER.

To the members OF the Com
mercial Club: Through the
generosity OF the Rhodes Burford
Furniture company. there will be
given a dinner at their estab-
lishment Friday evening. at $3.50
o'clock, by the Commercial club.
the proceeds Of which go for the
benefit of the Home of the
Fr.endless The ticket to the
dinner will be s1.0O. Il is eX-
pected that all members of the
Commercial club. wherever pos
sible, will attend this dinner and
thereby help a good cause for the
benefit of the homeless child.
After the dinner Is over sever
al interesting talks will be made
the future plans of the club dis
cussed. as well as the submltt!ns
of several propositions from
large Manufacturing interest,
who are looking towards Padu-
cab as a permanent location. The
entire affair will be under the
management and auspices of the
Board of Lady Managers of the
Home of the Friendless.
Yours very truly,
EARL PALMER, Pres.
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DLSGRACEFUL CONNECTION WITH STANDARD
OIL OF MAN WHO DRAFTED DEMOCRATIC
PLATFORM SHOWN BY PRES. Roosevelt +.

Washington. Sept President
Roosevelt following upon a prolonged
conference with members OF the cab
met at the White House. prepared aud
gave out his reply TO Bryan, Demo-
cratic candidate. relative to Hearst S
charges that Governor Haskell. treas
urer OF the Democratic campaign com
mittce. and represented the Standard
OIL company interests both in Ohio
and Oklahoma. Bryan had demanded
proof Of the charges, promising that
in the event OF their substantiaticn
that Haskell shall be eliminated from
the campaign.
Bryap's Omission.
The president in his reply calls Mr..
Bryans attention to the Democratic
leaders speaking of the charges
against Haskell as dealt with his rela-
ton with The Standard oil in Ohio,
but that Bryan omits the charge as to
Haskell's relations with standard Oil
while governor OF Oklahoma this sum
mer, this action being taken while
Haskell was at Denver, where at Bry-
ans instance, he was nrade chairman
OF the platform committee, Roosevelt
Says he purposelv made no specific
alluslon 10 the Ohio matter
Mater of Court Record.
In Oklahoma SAYS the president
Haskell's interest in Standard OH is
a matter OF court record, this record
showing that the attorney general Of
The state had obtalhed an injunction
10 prevent the Prairie oil and Gas
company from building a pipe line;
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Just and Reasonable Demands. +"

o its advertising rates
the that made
person remarkable increase in its
circulation It's
OF that the rates
the up
four
25 and 1907, OF
typographical union
O printers have been increased
AppeeIaing these facts. The receipt Of
owing letter:
Psducah. KY sept. q.
City:
cali o following
adopted raphlcai a meet
held September
the In the columns Of your
Realizing legitimate mcred advance
September
caie the extended them in the bring
oil the advertisers the following facts:
Newspapers expense production
o
papers the
twenty-five cent
Salaries of emp,oye increased past
owing the
/
- 200 subscribers
being by than before
printers conditions
newt therefore
IN Paducah possibly 20 much
one-ha population
reasonable
that its members their
Very respectfully.
PADUCAH TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION NO. 1874
BY A e. Stein, Secretary.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-24
Freshmen Victorious

ST. Louis Sept. 2l.--One hundred
students at the 81. Louis College Of
Physicians engaged IN class fight
ON the roof OF a three-story building
where the froshmen raised their nag
In retaliation OF sophomore hazing.
The sophomores stormed the roof and
tried 20 capture the banner. Scores
81 students narrowly escaped being
hurled to the street. so feet below
The faculty ended the fight and the
frefhles we're victorious
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-24

TAFT TALKS TO
RAILROAD MEN
AT CHICAGO, ILL.
Gives Views on Union Labor in
Address Last Night-His
Labor Decisions
When He Was on Bench Par
ticularIy Discussed.
BETTERED PANAMA CONDITIONS

Delolt. Wis. Sept. 24.-Taft made
his first address Today at Beloit col
lege. lie discussed Labor problems
and attacked Gompers. lie said
Roosevelt had done more for the
laboring men than any man that ever
lived. The Democratic party Only
boasts OF being labor's friend lie
promised II elected effective .eglsla-
ton IN the wogkingmen's interest.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-24
RIVER TOO LOW
FOR TRANSFER
BOAT TO LAND

On account of the low stage of the
Ohio river at Paducah and Brookport
The transfer boat is unable TO receive
trains from the Kentucky and Ilfois
sides. Passengers are brought to the
wharfboat at the foot OF Broadway
and transferred to dummy train.
which comes from the Union station
lover the river trestle
The transfer boat Is unable to land
At either side The dummy train
from The depot makes four trips a
day to First and Broadway, where 1t
takes on the passengers and freight
from the wharf