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New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
PUBLIC NOTICE.
No-rrr rs HEREBY GIVEN THAl
,r,r~,raat Ia Section OF CnAptef - "

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIA Z:
pursuant to Section Of Chapter - "
the Laws 20 ol Iaev IysT' es""sppr.y crssr,ISsror
will meet at tho Watson House. tn the W.
lags OF Babylon. L. l.: on the Fosn aaS ~ ~.
rorenccu OF that day for the purpose oI
hearing All persons. municipal corpvsa.to1ss
or other civil divisions ~ the Ssste %
Nav York that may be affected oy the n
ec,,f,on Of the plans OK the City OF Ss~
York for securing a new ana snaIiio~. ~ 80.
supply OF water. plans for whicn hass %. 5ssa
dled with the New York state wa,7f ,s rsgi.
a. Albany. n T. where the same are
omen for public inspection; and for TIE Du--
pose % determining whether sala p.aas 49, ~
ir.ticed by public necessity and wnesnNr
the same are Just and e1u.-apie 20 ens
other municipalities and civil c.v.sions u
rho State OF New YORK ana 70 tns lnnso-
tanfs thereof affected thereby. and wl-'neF
saiA plans make fair and .squftabie prpyi-
sfors FOR the determination and payH.sn.
n any and all damages 70 persons HI. aHI
p-operty both 1irece and fHdirect- WHICH
yviii result from the execution thereof,
The execution Of such piasss VIII ah>es
lands situate IN tho County OF s1Ho.h. VII
6oxv,nr IN or through said County OF SUI
FOLK. The riparian rtxhrs On said strea .
and also the water rights OF SAID stleens,
All persons municipal corporations and
o.her r-fyil divisions OF ths State OF NsW
YORK who have objection 10 sha e1scut'nn
- sa.d clans IN order TO b heard thereon.
,n~ IN sse once Of the eeass Water Sup
- CON mission n the CITY OF Albany "
on or before the 9th day of Septeni-
her 1903 Every objection so nied must
PARTICULARLY specify the grounds thereof
No oer.on. municipal corporation or 10
cal auth,r.ty can be heard IN opposition
shereto except on objections 80 nled-
Dared Albany. ". 2. July q, l9o9
HENRY H PERSONS
ERNST T. LEDERLE-
JOHN A. BLMcHER,
MILO NJ ACKER,
CHARLES DAVIS
State Water Supply conarnission
NOTICE OF PUBLIC sALE.-rhs unter
signed hereby gives notice 70 the posic
thar M will sell at public aucttcn- &c me
hiShes. bidder On Tuesday, sepeenE
1sth I9nl Al t~o o,eleck II The afrefn1on
a. Aubtrn Prison ehs following machinery
which has been used in said prison.
ono set 81 A. Forbush Sons eafo'.
4e-14a-
one set Geo Kesloss O. wooden frazn
cards, 40~x4C-
one set A. Jsnks 4 sons cards. A6'x4b-
Two sets Cleveland cnrds. to~1SVs
One Hardy Traverse grinder.
Two sets Davis 4 F1rber eercs 4s"1O-
One set Lombard cards <ox4O
One turning lathe with cooi posi-
spool racks and s1fis drawing Spoois.
The above sale will be made pursuans 20
the aprrrvaI Of the Superintendent OF stAts
Prisons and state Comptroller. The under
signed VIII! also furnish. 10 any person ap-
plying therefor a printed schedule OF the
property 70 be sold with fulf descr'pef-l,
o. ,he same the terms Of tho sale aEc
any other information relating thereto
GEORGE ". 3ESHAM-
Agent and Warden.
Auourn N y.
Dated Auburn. Y. Y. Auxust =. l9oe
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
STORAGE NOTICES.
New York. Aug. al. 1908.
crw YORK CENTRAL ETORAGE CO.

New York. Aug al. 1905.
NEW YORK CENTRAL STORAGE CO.,
Of.ice Io3 East I25th IT.
To Mrs. Ellen r. Ross. G. II. Smith,
Mrs susie Bentz. Mrs. a. L. Dixon. VIM.
sullivan. ]. Incababian. J. NJ. Laskey, j.
L. Nasle, l.. o. Giiiies. May Derby. Ms
Sulzer Beck Chemical Co., Lenon Express
Co, Burns. Dempsey, Parnell, Chase,
Byrnes, GebharGt, d. Coleman. ~ Moore.
Draybirth. X. Hamilton. Wan. Bojines.
Byrnee. Norman. L. w Becker. q. G.
Stephens. Edwin stephens. Mrs. B. Brady.
II NJ Thurber. Miss e. A. Winans. Louis
Zitto NJ. NJ. Krens. F. C. Butler. r. X.
Stanbury. L. e. Fort Nay Brennan. r. NJ.
Agnew, Mrs. II. Werner: You and each Of
you are hereby notified that tho tine for
payment OF our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired, after
due notice thereof had been given you. we
VIII cause such property. TO wit: house
held goods personal effects and merchan-
disc stored by you or in your name In the
warehouses Of this company, 10 be sold at
public auction. according TO the statutes in
such caser made and provided. at the auc-
tion rooms OF George Merle. 155 East 125th
ST., commencing Tuesday. September 18th,
1908 at 10 30 a. m. and continuing overy
Tuesday and Wednesday thereaftar 1T tine
same place ana hour until the E,ods have
been sold
NEW YORK CENTRAL STORAGE co.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
ARREST FOLLOWS DISCOVERY OF FIRE.
When Placed in Cell Woman Becomes
Frantic and Is Taken to Bellevue.

For the second time within q few days effort
made to burn the four story tenement at No.
2e3 Avenue A by lighting oil soaked newspapers IN
the hallway early yesterday.
On information furnished by tenants and By
Louis Bacgalupo, whose rooms the nre was
discovered. Patroimau Sullivan, of the East e2d
street station arrested Mrs Ella Harvey. who lived
the second floor. She became frantic when put
II 4 cell and taken to Bellevue Hospital Sui
livan reported at the station house that Mrs. Baci
gaupo said she heard Mrs. Harvey's door close
Just she discovered the blaze
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
ANGLER THROWS BOY INTO RIVER.

lone fisherman, plying his gentle art from the
recreation pier at Market street. yesterday gave
ten-year-old Joe" Cook, OF No SIS Bayar1 street,
the scare of his life by taking him up bodily and
throwing him into the river. a rope tossed to
TIE boy and he managed 70 hold to il until ne
rescued by William Quin1an. of the lifesavng
corps duty at the pier. A number OF boys were
toEnenting the fisherman who quietly made his
cape In the excitement following the dropping Of
young Cook into the river The boy the
worse for his ducking and went home.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
RAILROADS.
EEw JERSEY GEET3A!9ll. 4 !.

E.I gE49ta g-E nsSs ~
STo-HorR TRAIN TO FH1LA9ElA-Ps iIsa Afshl-Pi f'-N
EvERg EoER gN TiaS - n ga ST:
$50 $50. SEQ. $50. sS ae-s- -o . "a :,
80. $50. $50. E-5o. soc ae NJ M
IL 50 i-5a. 2.5o, s.5o. $50. $50. ESQ s-'o
80 ze-29. zi.5o ,. X 9 an
Lv. LIBERTY TIL SO. d5o. I-sS. 3 s,s5 ~
noon noon ss seS io ise 200 o SOC 200. zsc. zoe
e.ea 100. 500 900 ?. m, y ID n1ichisL~
.-uasavs, LSa {. 100. 600. 1000 LOO & M
200 noon. loo. zoo, 300, 500. 6-oe. o."o.
EOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
In " z3d ST -7..s0. a.sa. iS-se e n,
l.se. $50. go, $50 ? n assly Lv- LlSo -lss1
noon 400. 400. 6.aO. 100 D m dailJ.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. LT. v. &c
81 s-A.S0 a. "a, ,tS.ss Sats. cn<si, 80
2: ssl;nGsEs. S.se q a. ss1s
anlv) gao > m Sundays. 1000 e NJ
30 p m
VIA ALI. RAIJ.-Lnnr Branch, Assr,-s
Fark. oosan Grove DC, ~, ". 20 ST. ST.,
le8. s-ae e-oo Goes not STOP al I L1ns .Il
BTznch OF run on Sars-l. $50 ts-oo'
except sals.l. $40. go. 1850 2. IA. sun
GAYS. s.05, ESQ a m, s.59. $50 2; m. ~
LIBERTY ST.:-4.oos $50. 1LSo g. M
Gao I'D ssrs- only, 1-S9. S-oo. ts-aa
Goes aot stop al Long Branch or run o. OF
i. n. I2-0I midnight. sundays. 3S9, BIO.
10 90 a. m- 500 $50 y n.
SANDY HOOK R0UTE--For Atsnne
1sjxf,iarss Sea I2-lxhr Monmouth Beach
long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove,
DC. LF. Pier 81. N r.. Foot " sd 81.
SIZE 9-55 10. 30 q A.. $50. lSa s,ln
L. 15, 30. G-z5 D N sundays, s"e. Is.eV s
8 m loa, $50. - D. m Leave Pier 40.
X r Foot Cedar 81. elo io.s9, ll"
3 En. Zoe zoo 3 45. As. 5.45, $50 ? m;
Sundays. $50. 1870 a n. 80, 4-"e. e-Ao
q. III
Tine tables nav be obtained az follow
ing o-ssce.: Liberty ST CS- sd st Tel.
Chelsea S1449, Piers 10 and 81 N K.
Is2 2Z5 csz Fifth AT-, 279s Third Az Al
West I25th ST.. 245 Columbus Ay-, New
YORK: 1 Court st. S43. S44 Fulton St. az
rcostrznd Av, Brooklyn; 500 Broadway.
-7Ts7IiaTusl;urs New York Transfer Co calls
for sn6 check. baggage 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
lAth Street.

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above de-
sc.ibed property ie TO be sold, is Twenty
one Thousand and thirty-eight and S9-lo0
(s2l. .03s.s so dollars. with interest thereon
from the 4th day of August. 1903. to-
gefher with costs and allowances amount
ing 10 Four hundred sixty-eight and
65-loO l&46s.65) dollars. with interest from
the 9Th day OF August, 1905. together with
the expenses OF the sale Tbs approximate
amount OF taxes assessments. or other
liens which are to be allowed to tho pur-
chaser out OF the purchase money, or paid
by the Referee. is One thousand and sev-
enty-forr and 14-iOo 81. ora 14 dollars and
interest
Dated. sSew York. August Ith, 1908
JAMES T. BRADY. Refsres-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31

lAH distances and dimensions
47le are more or less''
Seth Street
The approximate amount of tbs lien or
charge 70 satisfy which the above de-
scrihed leasehoid I. TO be sold Is $50 O31. 0a
with interest thereon from the 21st day
OF July i5oS, together with costs and al
Iovance amounting TO 1898. So. togethe.
with interest thereon from July 30th, 1908
together with the expenses Of the SALE
The approximate amount OF the taxes. as
easements and water rates. or other Hens
TO bs allowed TO the purchaser cut Of the
purchase money. OF paid by the Referee. is
S3%n TO- and interest The said lease and
teasehold premises will be sold subject to
a mortgage covering said lands for $780,
oDo and TO all interest accrued and TO ac-
crue thereon.
Dated New York. August 10, 1893
CHARLES A. CURTIN. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
J.osr-pANxBooK.

EANKEOOK Ma. All. .035 OF the Onion Dino
Savings Institution is missing Iny per
son having : claim To Y IL hsrehv called
uror 10 nresen. .he came within ten days
or submit 10 having said pkssbook can
celied and . nsw me issued.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
RAT-INaRE z oETo z. r.
PnYaI. RII-E ITNF TRAINS.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even he.lr
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections in New Union ScaioS,
washington nth all Lines South.
Leave New York Daily 2sd St L.s'g ST
WASHINGTON, Si'pers, 11-5o pu 1-5O an
WASHINGTON. Diner. 7-5o am 500 an
WASHINGTON. Diner. ESQ am loco an
fParior car \. Y TO Richmond, Ea.)
WASHINGTON, Diner, 1l-5o an u oo \
WASHINGTON. Buffet, 1-5e pm 200 Tm
--ROysI LTD. . Diner, $50 pm 800 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 6-5o pm 700 pm
Through Daily Trains 70 the West.
rEfrA6z0- PTTTSBURG, T-5o an 500 arn
CHICAGO. COLTMBUs. Iz-50 am i2. 90 M
F1T-srE PT-sG. CIFTEED, $50 Pm 800 pm
--PTT-TSRI-EG LIMITED, Il. 90 prn 80 pm
rTN ST LOUIS LGT-TSv- Il-50 pm l-30 sru
t-TS ST LDI-rS LOI-ISV, $50 EN- 1000 am
CIN. LOIS. .LOrISV-- $50 pm 500 pTn
Offices. 2z5, As. LOO Broadway. 6 Astor
T1ouse los Greenwich ST. 225 5th Av-, S3l
Grand St. y. Y: Sz3 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn;
West z3G ST aad Liberty St
As-er o. n Sleeping Car Reservations
ana fun information regarding trains etc
can be Obtained az Bureau OF IlforznRt1e
p A. O.. r r. -3c St. Terminal Phone
Number Cheisez-S14s-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
RUM1c x0ue1

IL dsvoesd - highway Or oshsr pu1,ss9i .si ~
Sifv ~ Nev York shall have the risa- ~
change the same.
Dated August l. 1D09.
Corporation Cot;psei-
once aed Post once Addres. Han OK -
ords- Corner OF Chamoere and CeS.a1
Streets Borough H Aznnatran
York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
rrsHsAw & 8. LINES

sNAvIGAZrONE GENERALE rrALIANAs
fla vELOCE Fast Italian Linel-
sYTALIA Sccfeca de Navigazione q NsPor0
TO NAPLES AND GENOA DIRECT
sverona( (Pn.la 1S-pt2 TNor. America sept
90. d Ahruzzi Sept. o -Sannio- .....-. Oct D
FIARTTIELD. SOLART q CO.. 30 wall -
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
BLOCK ISLAND, ORIENT,
GREENPCRT, SEEITE2 ISLAND
AND SAG EA2HIR,

Cvia Nontauk Steamboat Co.'S Lsrel
Leave y. T.. New Pier 5. r. r. Tuesdays
& Thursdays. $50 ?. NJ Saturdays. I.00
p NJ.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31

GQD[Jl[R[D[= [=OENES
From Piers 51-52-54 North Siyer
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QCEENSTOWN
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH -
LONDON AND PARIS
Ma retania- Sept.2.9 IubrtA Se1tE~ 80
carTnanfa- Sept lam I-lIsir Ia sept -. lcdn
Lucania, Sept 9. am Caronia- septl9. l1am
The MAURITANIA & LCSITANlA. tnD
largest and fastest steamships IN the wofiab
will hereafter sail on WEDNESDAYS. N
ausuraring a new SEMI-WEEKLf SEssS
VICE.
ECNGARlAN-AMERICA SERVICE.
TO FTUNE VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES AND rRIESTA
CARPATHIA- Sept s. noon. Oct =
SLAVOSIA- Sept "a noons Nov u
EANND% Ia . . 1--WE o tio<sLS
CARONIA- Nov IS: jan a. Feo- -
VERNON H BROWN. General Agent.
21-24 state ST. opposite the Battery
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31

PED '.D'' LINE
Pier II, near Wall St Ferry. Brook yu-
For san Juan Porto Rico
S. Caracas Saturday Sept II noon
Se- PntIadeipnia- .Sa sur1sy, sept IS no0D
For La GIayra- Pro- Cabeilo, Curacno a10
Maracaibo.
sSs. Aurora. -. Monday. Aug. 81 o N
ss Ma-sca,bc. Saturday Sept s. noon
sFreight cniy.
These steamers have superior accoM-rl0S
Cations for passengers
BOITLTON BLISS a DALLTT
General Managers 81 wall -
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
LABOR DAY TOURS

All expenses Included TO Niagara Fails.
Atlantic City. Thousand Islands, ere
SrecfaI low rates. Send ror itineraries
Marsrers Tours. 81 West S0th ST.. n y
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCBS
A MANCFACTURING CONCERN WD
like 70 place q fye-year mortyAOo q
$40. .0O0 on i-s plant. valuation ABOUT 49,
COO This is an established concern. tofu0
a good business and has been running fssQ
ttrle day and night ST. % the middle q
February To q party 2 .shing q good ~
vestment this 10 a good opportunity. A.
dress Z, Box IS. Tribune Orhce-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31

VICTOR VISIBLE. - Nassau 81. eala-
Io,ue f.ee: al makes taken part pay
rrert. ha-gfirs TN UuderwoCds. Rcf,iinx-
touS divers. smiths.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31
AUCTION SALES

ssarhE11an lot Of wines. liquors, cigars
and glassware BY order CT David krau-
sshaar. City Marshal
BY VIRTUE 0f the foreclosure Of a chaftel
gno-tgage l. Bernstein, anc-ioneer, wllI
rnI To-Day a. 3 q Il. a. 395 Willis ave.
FsgrouEh of TIE Bronx. TOYS. candies
cigars Stationery and fixtures. By order
OF Chss. Leef. attorney for MORTGAGE.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-31

Of North Is II; West ss. feet, again cross
ing before mentioned Cochecton Turn Pike.
thence along said line. North ss' As East
ITl.3 feet; thence still continuing along said
westerly line Of parcel No ai. and run run
mentioned parcels Nos $50 and 2Ss. the
following courses and distances: North l.
60 E.s, .s sSs Norm feet s0rIh East sd IS s
North SO. b7' West $50. feet, North 3' o3'
East loco. feet, south So 81 East 40
s. i2' East i2e7. feet, south s4s 4s' Easi
o. II; East 24s.s feet. North 50! So West
All feet, North 70s' 90 West IFS. feet,
North I9' 81 East 300 feet; North. 4. 81,
feet and North s5' a2' East 96.4 feet TO the
most westerly point OF before mentioned
parcel No. 2se, n the westerly side Of be
eel eel North sos &C. East 527 feet. crossing
said road to q point In IT., the . esasterLy sy line
toned parcel No. 2e5; thence partly along
said westerly parcel line and along said
the northwest corner of said parcel; thence
partly along the northeriy ine thereof and
the westerly line OF before mentioned parcel
North e. 2s' West so4.s feet and North ti
T erly p point os parcel No. 5ss ia the easteriy
fins from WA walden to Newbursh: thence partly partly
along the westerly line OF said parcel. North
Ia so West -. feet to the mos; southeriy
poi-t OF parcel No. 2s2, in the center OF
laid road: thence along the westerly lines
OF SAID parcel and before mentioned parcels
Nos Isl. ESQ and 21a. and along the south
parcel No. 27s. the following courses and
distances: North IA 30 West 1852 feet
North ss. o. West ,.,s 500 feet North a7' 20
feeI. North 7ss 81 West l4a.4 Zee, and
North IL 90 East 25. feet to the south
west corner os before mentiop-d parcel No.
road leading from Walden 10 NewburEh
thence along the westerly line CT said par
Gel and parity along the westerly line OF
lowing courses and distances: North IL CO
East Is. feet. South 7S' 81 East 142.8 feet
North s. .s' East "a feet. Norsh l3s Al
feet, North 8 81 West 355 feet and
North 20 81 Wesr 3se.s feet TO the SOUTH
west corner Of parcel No. 276 in the west
erIy line OF the before mentioned road lead
ing from 81. Andrew TO Newburgh: thence
along the westerly line OF said parcel and
along said road. North 2os 81 West l55
feet TO the northwest corner OF said parcel
thence along the uerthery line thereof
North So i6' East 1873 feet the mos,
westerly point OF before mentioned parcel
No. 2s6. In the center of said rUad. tneAe,
partly along the westerly line OF said par
eel. along me southeriy line of heforS men
toned parcel No. 2f4, along the southerly
ana Wabtofiy lines OF petCfe mentioned par
eel No. 27a. along the westerly line OF be
fore mentioned parcel No. 2Tc. and parti,
along the westerly line Of before mentioned
parcel No 80 the Ynifowiny courses dis
tances ana curve: North &C. IS Fast ~
feet North es TT W.s. ~ 9 ee~. N,-tt
30 "a West fnfT FEET North ~. ~ -~er,
ses . s--s se-ts .. "o' r-st 'te . s-~'
North al. 90 West s6e.s feet again ~rn.s.
ing the before mentioned rare south 2s' Is
West 80 feet. South es. as West so feet
North a. ID Wea q feet, North o. A.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-01
Eastern Men Talk About Pros
poets of Such a Plant With
out Waste.
Old Company Operated to Sell
Stock Only.
=. II. FISH USES THE MACHINES

FINS Lack. representing n coterie
Of local capitalists, bought in the plant
and equipment of the Mergenthaler'
Horton Basket factory for s3i.OT5
Herman Friedman bid $4,000. East
ern men did not bid at all. The part
of the property mortgaged to the Me
chan.cs and Farmers bank was first
bid up 10 $1,000 but when that and
the bids on the remainder of the plant
did not come up to the bid on the
whole property, II was sold in lump.
One-thlrd must be paid In cash, one
,hird In ak months and one-third in
twelve months. The sale must be
confirmed by Judge Evans. OF the fed
eral court. before 1t Is binding.
NJ J. Parkhurst. +. c. Dayton and
S. II. Fish. the eastern men represent
ing a syndicate TO buy and operate
the Observation-Disclosures Basket COM
pany. went out 90 the sale OF that
plant held this afternoon at O'Clock
by Receiver W. =. Hummel Until
he got on the ground, Mr.. Hummel
did not know whether he would sell
the plant piecemeal or In a lump.
The eastern men intlmated this morn
ing that they would not allow local
bidders to walk away with the plant,
though they would not say what
limit they would go in the bidding.
Mr. Fish, who uses some of the
Mergenthaler machines in his factory
at Sodus. y. Y. said this morning
that the objection TO the machines on
account OF the waste, could be prac-
tically eliminated By careful mechani-
ca, supervision. The pant here. he
said. was operated TO sell stock and
not as a money-making industry, and
ousequently the waste ran 10 high
per cent OF the lumber used, but by
the right management the waste
ought not To exceed fiye per cent.
All stock -jobblng schemes Tor this
company IN the east at this time are
believed by the men here TO be fakes.
The proceeds from the sale wiz not
pay the bondholders. much less the
stockholders, and any attempt to
deal In the stock OF the company
while Il is in the bankrupt court.
would be Improbable TO anybody,
who should buy Il. An attempt has
been made TO swap the company's
stock In a new company, but the pur-
chaser Of the plan! this afternoon has
the only thing In the corporation
worth anything.
1t Is said that the first mortgage
bondholders. including the banks lien
on the real estate. vii. be paid on in
full. and the remaining bondholders
will get p.o rata whatever may be
left from the sale money, after they
are satisfied.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-01
THIRTY LEADING
FIRMS SIGN LIST
OF REBATE ASSN

Thirty leading business firms have
signed the list as members of the Pa.
ducah Rebate association to date. II
is said the complete membership will
he about 65. This is the new asso-
citation formed to boost out-of-town
tiade by returning the car fare and
boat fare for visiting customers wht
spend their money with the members
1t is claimed that this plan will double
the nonresident trade of Paducah If
the cooperation of the entire business
community can be had. Under the
sy stem adopted by the Paducah mer-
chants all fares will be refunded by
the Citizens Savings bank. The cost
thus entailed will be borne by the
merchants who get the trade, each
paying for exactly the trade he gets
It would seem the only way a man can
lose in a fare refunding plan is by
staying out. If he is a member of the
organization he only pays for what he
gets and he gets it first.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-01
Palmer 4 Brown Bros. Lose
About $4,000 by Bedtime
Blaze-There il No Clew to
the Cause.

Hazel. Ky. June /. Especial y
The independent pricing house of Pal
mer & Brown Brothers was destroyed
by fire last night with a loss of 49,
coo on the building and So 900 on the
stock of tobacco. The fire was dis
covered at 10 o'clock, but had gained
good Roadway, and burned the build
ing to the ground with the stock. In
surance for 81 900 was carried on
the building. and probably $4,000 on
the tobacco. The firm was a new one,
and the warehouse was just completed
last fall, and /, was handling It's first
seasons tobacco. The origin of the
fire Is unknown, but ii Is believed to
have been lncendiary. Hazel is To-
Gated on the state line In Galloway
county. and is about so miles from
Paducah.
The whole inside OF the building
was ablaze when IL was discos
There is no clew.
Mr.. +. +. Brown, one OF the stock
holders In the prlzing house. is in Pa
ducah today, but he knows only the
meager facts OF the house burning, as
he arrived IN the city last night Mr..
Brown said ne could not say yet
whether the house would be rebuilt
or not This Is the first tobacco house
10 burn at Hazel. which is about 10
miles south OF Murray.
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Advises Class to Graduate
With Individual Ideals and
to Seek First of All Wisdom.

The baccalaureate sermon to the
preached last night at me Grace
Episcopal church by the rector, the
Rev. David Cady Wright. The Seniors
the faculty and a good representa-
ton of the school attended the bacca-
laureate service. ASK What | Shall
Give Thee" | Kings iii. 5, was the
subject and DR.. Wright handled II in
masterful style.
Beginning his sermon to the grad
yates DR.. Wright said that at the
baccalaureate service we dedicate all
that we have gathered up to God,
and with words of optimism he told
them how that all life was before
them. Recalling the life of Solomon,
and his prayer for wisdom, DR..
Wright said that every true prayer
was answered-all those that were
not selfish. After admonishlng that
there are no such things in life as
chance or obstacles to prevent the
attainment of life's goal, DR.. Wright
tok up his three points-admiration,
hope and love.
BY admiration we look up and
admire. 1t is what distinguishes
man from brute. for man Is the only
animal that can look up without rails
ing his body. "'Tell me what boy
admires and I will tell you what he
is. Yet the majority of men graduate
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SOLDIERS GUARD
lat BIRMINGHAM In
MARSHALL COUNTY

Benton, KY. June 1. Especial. }
A detachment of Companies Z. and II.
of the Second regiment state militia
under Lieut., n. J. Wilburn, who did
such valient work in Galloway county,
are now quartered at Birmingham,
but for what purpose the county Off
cials do not seem to know. The mi
litiamen reached Birmh CHAM several
days ago, but further than the an
nouncement of the commander that
the camp would be maintained a con-
siderable length of time, nothing is
known of their movements. There are
20 men in the detail.