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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-06
Lost Valuables

70 was reported to the police de-
partment today by Lucille Sherley
that she lost her pocketbook on the
Cairo train us morning. In the
satchel she sa.i was small gold
watch. two diamond rings. a small
pocketbook and a roll OF $40. She
was en- route To- Louisville, and left on
the noon tran The police failed &c
and the missing yaluables.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-06
Church Rally Day.

Wednesday will be rally day for tho
First Christian church and an open
meeting will be held at the residence
T Mrs. John Harth. on North Ninth
rect, at O'Clock in the afternoon.
Devotional exercises Will be conduct
Il by Mrs. w. G. WHITEHEAD; Mrs.
Vrl Green will speak of the Davis
memorial at Indianapolis; Mrs. F. b.
FAY upon the centennial: the Rev.
3. b. Moore on the recent convention
It Hopk.nsyille. and Mrs. Henry c.
)verboy will give a synopsis Of the
:. NJ. b. A. at Hoplxinsvi,le. Refresh
nerts will be served and all the LADIES'
If the congregation are urged to at
end.
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Big Crowd at HorI.insriIIe.

Hopkinsyi,le, Oct. 6. (SpeciaD-
A. the result OF his speech here to
1000 people, in which he said he
;new the secrets of the night rider
organization, Governor Wilson was
summoned before the grand jury
here this morning. He remained only
10 minutes He told that his inforN
nation was all through his agents
md therefore incompetent for them
He said he could prove the night rider
conspiracy at the proper time. He
remarked afterwards the summons
cooked like small politics.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-06
Trans-NIisisslnpi Congress.

San Francisco, Oct 6.-The Trans
'sslssippi commercial congress open
d with hundreds of delegates rep
'esentirg all the states in the dis
riot present. The address Of PresL-
lent J. b. Case, Of Abilene, Kansas,
vas the principal feature. 1t is ex-
ected that important measures for
he improvement of western states
nd the lettering of transportation
ABILITIES vii be adopted. The pres
1t congress Is the greatest In the his
Dry of the organization.
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Medical Society

The McCracken County Medical
society VIII meet tomorrow night at
SIS O'Clock with DR.. Della Caldwell.
Dr.. Caldwell will read paper on the
"ya,Yular Diseases Of the Right
Heart ard Myocarditis." DR.. j. b,
AGREE viii read a paper on the "Neu-
ross OF the Heart" or "IrregulaIdty
Of the Heart" The society will pay
It's respects to the memory Of the late
DR.. Carl NJ. Sears, who was a men,
Der of the society.
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Co.. Wilson, Auditorium Rink, $50 O'clock Tonight.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BRANDENBURG KNOWN.

New York, Oct. g. Especially
, BIandenburg, the magazine writ
, CT, who just now is prominent on
account Of the Grover Cleveland
letter, which he sold 10 the
Times, is known in Paducah. His
!, present wife was Miss Minnie
Leonard, of Eddyvillc, daughter
, of the late Sim Leonard. After
. her divorce from Dute Cabanne.
|, Of st. Louis, she married Bran
denburg. and The couple live in
, this city.
The district attorneys Office
I here today resumed the investi-
CATION into the Cleveland letter.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ ~ S<.scA
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Vienna Report Indicates That
Fighting May Start With
out Declaration.
Servia Is Aroused Through
Fear ~ Austria.
EUROPEAN OUTLOOK Is BAD

Paris. Oct. Cit j. announced
that Sultan Abdul Hamid has agreed
Ia postpone declaring war with Bui-
ryaria, pending conference Of The
powers. II II believed a means will
be found 10 avoid war. The am
nouncemcnt followed a conference Of
foreign ministers: Pishon, Of France;
Iswolsky. OF Russia; Premier Glenn
cnccau and British Ambassador IIcr-
tie. Bulgarian agents.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-06
County v. c. 7. U.

The McCracken County Women's
Christian Temperance Union conyen-
ton VIII be held next Thursday after
noon IN the First Baptist church. An
unions and friends of the temperance
cause are invited to be I'm attendance.
The meeting IS called by order on
Mrs. Frances Il. Beauchamp president
of the Kentucky Woman's Christian
Temperance Union,
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Charged with stealing Wheel.

Ed Brown, colored, was arrested
festerday afternoon by Patrolman
Elmus Carter on charge Of grand
arceny 1t is alleged that Brown
tole a bicycle, but the police believe
he wrong man has been arrested.
md doubtless he will be dismissed.
is trial was continued in police
curt this morning until October 10.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-06
Department of Justice Will
Ask for Immediate Decision
From Supreme Court.

Philadelphia. Oct. G--The govern
mcnt appealed from the decision OF
The federal court. holding the com
modify clause On the Hepburn law
oonnscatory and beyond the powers
Of congress to legislate Owing to
HE Importance of the case the su-
prome court will be asked to render
m immediate decision.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-06

Benton Connle Married.

Benton. Ky. Oct G. (speci3lD-
Mis- lena Hall and Mr. Robert Nor
ris. prominent young people OF Ben
ton were married last night at
O'Clock. The bride 3 the daughter
Of DR. ard Ms. - T. Hall, formerl'
Of Paducah The groom aso worked
in Paducah In Hooks drug store. He
is rising young druggist Of Benton
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-06
We'd al Metropolis

Metropolis, H., Oct. G. (SpeciaD
Mr.. MILFORD Ross and Miss Nellie
Baker. of Paducah, were married here
today by Magistrate Thomas Liggett.
They were accompanied by Louis
aud Ada Ross. They returned TO Pa
ducah at 1:30.'
Mr.. William II. Craig and Mrs.
Eme r. Rayles, of Metropolis, were
married yesterday.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-06
FULTON MAN TAKES POISON.
j. T.. Morris, Former Bank Cashier
Commits Suicide.

Fulton, Ky. Oct "a telephone
message received here today from
Moscow, KY, stated that J. Z. Morris,
one OF the best-known men OF this
entire section and prominent
merchant of the town he lived in
committed suicide by taking some
unknown poison, death ensuing al
most instantly after the fatal dose
was taken.
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s. Louis, Oct 6.-Talt arrived this
afternoon and made q half dozen
stops across Missouri. where he was
warmly greeted. He praised RoOse
-elts administration and Contrasted
with the Democratic control IN
lowcr a great crowd greeted hin
lere at the Union station and alons
he route. a pdbIe reception was
aeid at the Planters. where Thousands
we're greeted This afternoon he ad
lress6d large crowd az the Coliseum
He discussed the tariff. labor anC
rusts. and viii make two other ad
lresses hate this afternoon and to-
night and VIII review the veilet
prophet parade.
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Republican SneaI.ings.

Monday, October -. 1880 p. H.
Pleasant Grove school house.
Thursday October Is, 1880 p. m.
Concord school house.
Friday. October lG, 1880 p. m.-
rhompson's NIL.
Saturday. October II. 1880 p. M
Maxon's Mil.
Good speakers will be at all these
meetings to aidFess the people.
Prof George O. McBroom will
;peak at Rose Bower school house
Thursday, at 1880 D. m.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-06

Chicago. Oct G-Omcla head
quarters for the three DAYS oonver-
ton Of the Lakes-to-the-Gu'f Deer
WATERWAYS association We're opened
today. It Is expected that ! 900 de-
egates viii be IN attendants
The fact that both Taft and Bryan
are scheduled to speak during the
convention has aroused much inter
est. Fifty thousand visitors are ex-
pected.
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sI,HVIA AROUSED.

Belgrade, SeiNia. oct. 0.-A royal
ukase was issued calling all rcscry-
lists, numbering i2U.OO0 arms. The
SerVians fear Austria plans to force
SerVia and Roumania into - fedora
tion under bulgarian control. Boti
counties are preparing forcibiy Ia re-
.fsf
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BRYAN Is IN IOWA
AND TAFT SPEAKS
In ST. LOUIS TODAY

Perry, Ia, Oct. Bryan d
sci Iuled for 20 speeches throughout
Iowa, ending at Cedar Rapids tonight
De discussed the labor and trusi
Iue. ions. lie referred TO the refusa
lf Taft and Rooseve'. % publish cam.
.a.-a contribution before the Gee.
Ton and declared DIS willingness to
Iust the people. kuowing what in
1uelccs are behind him.
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Taken 20 EtIdyVilJe.

WI Hornsby. the negro charged
with rape. was carried 10 Eddyville
for safe keeping last night by Sherln
Rogers who acted under instructions
from Judge Reed llQrnsby will be
returned for trial tomorrow morning.
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To Improve Roads.

The court voted. TO gravel portions
x the LoNciacey,lle and Florence
station B'andville and Lovolaccyille
md Mayneid and Pool road, citi-
gems along the routes OF the proposed
improvements TO bear portion Of
'ho cost as has been done for several
years In different sections OF the
'ounty The Improvements VIII ex-
tend over Q = miles OF road
Before Adjournment Judge L.gh-
foot la heart 20 heart talk TO the
members OF the court compllmouted
ihom on their economical admiu.stra-
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rromlncnl Wan Drops Dend.

Dixon, H., Oct G. j. b. Thomas
dropped dead at his home IN this
city last evening. Thomas was prom
,nent IN Chicago insurance circles.
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Report of Condition of Funds
Made by County Treasurer
and Address Delivered by
County Judge Lightfoot.

The regular October term of fiscal
court. which is the most important of
the year, was held this morning al
the court house with all the magls-
trates in attendance. Besides rccciv-
ing the soml-annual reports OF the
treasurer. the keeper of the county
sanitGrlum ard county commits ouers
were elected william Thompson was
reelected keeper OF the sanitar'um
and his compensation increased from
37is cents to 40 cents per day for
each inmate. Magistrate j. n Bur-
nett was reelected county comm ion
az and his salary remains the same,
$500 per year.
The report OF the county treasurer
shows a deficit IN al funds caused by
the fact that few taxpayers have paid
their 1908 taxes. the only collection
being $1,000, which was paid into
the treasury October ., or tha next
day after the report is dated and that
amount IS not shown IN the following
summary OF The reports on the dif-
ferCnf funds
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-25
Double Header on Cards for
Today Against Casey's
Sluggers.

Broncos, with hat scrappy manager,
Ed Holly, will be the attraction at
Wiedenmayer's Park tomorrow, and If
the rain clouds keep. closed there Will
be plenty of baseball for the hungry
fans when the bell rings calling the
Tigers and Broncos together. Ever
since Manager Holly has had the Bron-
cos under reins they have been playing
classy ball, and. as every fan knows,
the team is one of the best in the East
ern League. Getting a bad start, the
Broncos are not figuring with the lead
ers just now, but that they will come
cannot be disputed.
The pitching staff is in great shape.
Cy Barger or Sandy Bannister will do
the box work tomorrow.
This afternoon at Montreal the Tigers
Will work In a double-header and it Is
to be hoped that they take both games,
because the fans here are anxious that
the team keep going upwards rather
than the other a So far on this
trip Stallings's men lave been
playing consistent ball inc their win
ming from the Torontos opened the eyes
of the Canucks. The taking of he
first game away from the Royals
simply showed that the form displayed
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-25
BRONCOS HERE TOMORROW
FOR GAME WITH TIGERS

by the Tigers is not accidental, but that
the strengthening done by the man
agement has had it's effect.
No fan is so rabid as to expect the
team to win every game away from
home. This would be too much
yet the team has been holding its W
even on foreign soil, and this shows
that the Tigers are just as strong as
any team in the Eastern League.
A perusal of yesterdays game at
Montreal shows that IL luck had broken
the least bit in favor of the Tigers
game number two would have been
brought back here. Mueller outpitched
Bumpus Jones off his feet at every
stage. Yet when plays were executed
by the Tigers that ordinarily would
have resulted In outs yesterday only
acted as helpers to add to the Royals
run column.
But such Is baseball. The Montreal
ANS have the greatest respect for the
Tigers, n no longer look on them as
easy prey for the Casey sluggers. By
the way, the doctor got another one
of those Montreal home runs, a punky
hit over left field fence which becomes
which try every day to poke one in
that direction.
However the game was lost yester-
day and there is no need feeling down.
hearted.
Tomorrow will be another day and
with the games today clinched and to-
morrow's won everything will be rosy
with the Tigers.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-25
FIVE CARS HAVE
PERFECT SCORES
FOR HOVER CUP
Runabouts Tied After Run
from Saratoga to
Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July 2s.-All five
runabouts. the perfect score survivors
for the Hover trophy. arrived here on
time with no penalizations. They left
Saratoga at 8 yesterday morning and
the run here of 100 miles in eight
hours. The Buffalo team, representing
the Buffalo Automobile Club. which
awarded the Glidden trophy by de-
fault, announced that they would not
accept the prize, and the trophy will
remain with the A. A. A. touring COM
mittee.
The route of yesterdays run was one
of the hardest of the whole trip, the
roads in many places being torn up
owing to the good roads work now be-
ing done, and the cars were obliged to
travel in the bitches for miles.
The run today will be to Buffalo, u
distance of 1874 miles, and the tim al
lowed is eight hours and ten minutes.
Contestants will spend Sunday there,
and will start Monday morning over
the same course as when leaving on
July 9.
Chairman Hover has withdrawn. and
the tour is in full charge of David H.
Lewis, secretary of the Automobile
Club of Buffalo.
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in this respect as Newark and Paterson
used to be in the days of the old At
lantic League, and that was going a
little some.
Tom Longboat All In.
When l said here a few weeks ago
that Tom Longboat, the noted Indian
of Toronto, was all in and that he
would not cut n figure in the big
race in which he was entered. 1t
wasn't because of n partisan feeling
but from inside knowledge of the fell
lows condition. When the Indian col
lapsed yesterday in his twenty-siX mile
trace 1t was the best proof in the world
THAT Tom was not the Tom of a couple
.of years ago. A twenty-six-mile run
two years & to Tom Longboat was
mot as much trouble as 1t Is for John
ID. Rockefeller to partake of a hearty
meal. Not half as much. The Indian
tried to burn the candle at both
lends and he found that his interior
works could not stand the strain, and,
to tell the truth, ] feel mighty sorry
for the Toronto cigar storekeeper.
All Have Their Day.
But try all have their day. even the
ptSl vi : -Fill. AlIlleteS, as IL ReleTdl
rule, are not long-livers. They exact
too much from nature, inc when they
accomplish a victory fall into excess
over their conquests. 1t is the man
who lives the regular life who lasts
the longest In any game, out especially
in athletics. Martin Sheridan. the New
York copper, is one of the longest men
in the business who keeps on winning
all the time. He Is regular, and does not
allow the cup of excess to catch him.
Lessons for All.
Our young Newark men, who are
devotees of athletic stunts, should re-
member this: If you are going to keep
In the game and want to make a name
for yourself, % will have to practise
self-abnegation at all times. You can
not eat everything and at all times,
You must keep in condition, and when
nature Is called upon If you have treat
ed her kindly you will find that she
will respond. Don't be a Tom Long
boat, but be always a partisan when
ever your chum or your country are
concerned.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-25
FINE GAME PROMISED.
Stars Ball Team to Meet Wilkin.
sOn=Gaddis Nine.

Great interest is being manifested in
the baseball game which will be played
today at Heidelberg Park, Maplewood,
between THE STAR aggregation, COM
posed of employees of the Morning and
Evening Stars, and the team represent
ing the firm of Wilkinson & Gaddis.
The proceeds will be turned into the
Sick Baby Outing and Free Ice Fund
of the Evening Star. The followers of
the grocers will be out in force, and
they have disposed of a large number
of tickets. The game will be called
at 3:45.
THE STAR players will make the
Journey to the battlefield in a special
trolley, and the game will be worth
going to see. The admission will be %
cents, and the Springfield and South
Orange avenue trolley cars u direct
to the grounds.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-25
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS.
New England Lengue

NC" EnSiauu LeuSue.
At Fall River-Lawrence 4, Fall
River 2.
At Observation-Disclosures 8, Lynn 2.
At Brockton-Brockton 9, Haverhill l.
AT New Bedford-Lowell 2, New Bed
ford 1.
Connecticut League.
At New Britain-New Britain 4,
Holyoke 7.
AT Bridgeport-Meriden I, Bridge
port q.
~ Springfield-Springield 3, New
How, 4.
AT Hartford-First game, Hartford 2,
Waterbury 1; second game, Hartford 3,
Waterbury 0 Qorfeited).
Southern League.
At Atlanta-Little Rock ., Atlanta 0.
AT Birmingham-New Oneans 5,
Birmingham 8.
At
phis (rain).
At Nashville-Nashville-Mobil (rain).
South Atlantic "a
AT Columbia-Columbia 4, Jackson
vile O.
At Macon-Macon 5, Augusta 8.
At Sayannah-Savannah 2, Charles
ton O.
American Association.
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5, In
dianapolis 4.
At Columbus-Columbus 8, Milwau-
kee 1.
At Louisville-St. Paul 8. Louisville 6.
At Toledo-Kansas C~ity-Toledo (rain)
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-25
SEALED
OFFICE OF BOARD OF PLAYGROUND COM
MTSSIONERS

MTSSIONERS.
CITY Hall, Newark, n. J.. July %, 1908.
Proposals. sealed and addressed to the under
signed, will be received at his office. in the CITY
Hall, Newark. N. j.. between the hours Of ]
and 7;So p. m. on wednesday. July 20, 1905,
house on the southeast corner Of the waverly
avenue and Prince street playground, for car
penter, mason. plumbing. cement work and
water ~proofng.
Bids viii be opened promptly at 1880 ?. m.
Proposals properly Endorsed must be pre-
scented personally and at no other time or
place.
Contractors may make a total estimate COM
bining and including all the work covering the
alteration and completion of the building.
Bidders must specify In the proposals that
they will bind themselves to finish and COM
plete the same on or before the first day Of
Plans and specifications for the proposed
building may be xamined at the office Of the
undersigned.
Said proposals to be accompanied by the con-
sent, in writing. OF two ~sureties or a surety
company authorized 10 do business In this
State, who shall at the time of putting in such
proposals qualify as to their responsibility In
the amount OF such proposals. and bind them
person or persons making the proposals they
viii, upon Its being so awarded, become his OF
their surety for the faithful performance OF
said work, and that II the person or persons
omit or refuse to execute such contract they
will pay the city Of Newark any difference be,
tween the sums to which he or they would
have beer entitled upon the completion OF the
contract, and that which the said city Of
newark may ne obnged 10 pay the person nf
persons by whom such contract shall be exc
cuted.
All bids must be made out on blanks fur
nished for the purpose, which can be had upon
application at the once Of the city Clerk.
Tho said Board OF Playground Commissioner
reserves for itself the right to reject or accept
any or all proposals for the above work. or to
waive any defects therein. as they may deem
best for the interest OF the city Of Newark.
BY direction of the Board Of Playground Conn
missioners of the city of Newark. N. ].
PHILIP A. GIFFORD.
Clerk Beard Of background Commissioners.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-25
CARTER GIVES FERNS
A SEVERE TROUNCING,

NEW YORK, July 25.-Eddie Carter
put it all over Harry Ferns in the
wind-up at Browns boxing show,
Rockaway Beach, last evening. The
pair went six fast rounds and Carter
showed marked superiority from the
very outset. In both the second and
fourth rounds he put Ferns down with
hard swings to the jaw, and had his
opponent in a bad way in the fifth and
sixth also. Ferns, however, by clinch-
ing repeatedly was able to save him.
self a knockout.
In the preliminaries Kid Stein had all
the better of Kid Black in six rounds,
and Babe Cullen n Emergency Kelly
went the same distance to a good draw.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-25
PARKWAYS VS.. HARRISONS.
West Hudson Teams to Meet in
Game of Baseball.

The Parkway B. b. C. will play its first
game under new management tomorrow
afternoon, when 1t will be the opponent
of the Harrison A. c., at Harrison Oval.
Manager Sommer, of the Parkway b. b. c.,
has enlisted the services of some new ma
terial, and intends to have out a team that
will compare favorably with any of the
SCENTS in this vicinity. The Parkway B.
b.. C. has the following open dates for
games to be played away from home with
hrst-class teams Offering "a suitable guar
antee: August 2, 16, %, 80, September 6, 10,
20 and q, Address NJ. Sommer, So Schuyler
avenue. Kearny.
Franklins vs.. Baltimore Giants
In the game between the Baltimore Col
ored Giants and the Franklin A. A. to be
played at Morris Park tomorrow afternoon
the main attraction will be the strong bat
terry of the Franklins. Savage will do the
twirling and Schurr will be at the receiv,
ing end, These men have been doing great
work at Bernardsville, Savage having won
all of his games. He has the excellent REG
ord of 123 strikeouts, and has allowed only
nine hits In eight games.
what m to be a good game will
be played at Maplewood this afternoon,
when the Tiger b. b. c., of Vailsburg. will
meet the Maplewoods In the second game
of a series. The home team won the first
game, but. with kid" Kurfess In the box
and Young on the receiving end, the Tigers
expect to capture this game. Tomorrow
morning, on the South Orange and Mum
avenue grounds, the Tigers will play the
Newark A. A. Huntley and Welsher will
be in the points for the home team.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-25

Few Cold Facts.
This is not the first time in the his
torys of sports where the English have
been charged with unfairness. When
the American Titus went over there to
compete in the Diamond Souls he was
m~istreated most shamefully. yet he
went in and beat the best scullers of
England. Ned Ten Eyck Is another,
but what is the need of particularizing?
Ever since America and England had
their first clash there has beer a spirit
of rivalry existing, and this is said
without any feeling of craftsmanship
These two countries are almost as a