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New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
lEHAFFAN BEACH ESTATES SALES

'oseph p Day reports the following sales at Man
sian Beach Estates: To Peter 7. Katchend. plot
slet feet, on the easterly side OF Amherst street
Fseen Hampton avenue and Oriental Boulevard ;
= Tompkins. a plot. 4exl00 feet. on the west
y Aae OF Beaumont street, between Hampton ave
aho Oriental Boulevard; 10 Morse Silver. plot
A~ feet on the easteTly side OF Exeter street.
80 IS feet from Shore Boulevard and TO John
saSaFtz, a plot. 60xl0o feet. the westerly
II d Amherst street between Hampton avenue
y Oriental Boulevard
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
RAILKCUcA
BALTIMORE & CHIC r. r.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVvry Other Hour on the Even Hour"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON, WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
leave New York Daily. 23d ST. Lib'y ST
Washington. Sleepers- II so pm I30 am
Washington. Diner. PaTler $50 am SEQ am
Washington, Diner. Parlor $50 EN- 10. 90 am
Washington. Diner. Parlor. II. so am u co ma
Washington. PaTlor. ..-..- l.50 pm 200 pm
ParlOr Car. New York to Richmond va
Royal Ltd.." Diner. Parlor $50 pm 400 pm
Washington. Diner. Parlor $50 prI g. 90 pm
washington. Buffet, Par.or ESQ pm 100 pm
Through Dailv Trains to the West
ChicasV, PittShurg. 7.50 am 500 am
Chicago. Columbus. ..--. IL. so am 100 mn
Pittsburg. Cleveland. ..... $50 pm 400 pm
Fittsburg Limited ..-.. 6.51 pm 5.0o pm
Gin, ST. L.. Louisville 20 pm 80 am
Gin, ST. l.. Louisville. $50 am 1000 ana
Cin,. 81. l.. Louisville. $50 m 900 pm
Offices. 245. 43l. 1900 Broadway. & Astor
House; 225 Firth Ave. n. Y: S. Ave, B.
West 23d ST. and Liberty St.
After 9 r. NJ. Sleeping Car reservations
aud full information regarding trains. etc.
can be Obtained at Bureau OF Information.
r. & o. r. r.. 23d ST. Terminal Phone
No. Chelsea ESQ
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
FOB BRoNXvLLE LOTS $4,000.

About $4,000 was paid for one hundred lots IN
4 Armour Villa Park tract Bronxville. which
'st sold last Saturday st auction by Joseph p
Day. The lots front on Bron1Eflle Road, Wiltshire
sl Wallace street and Wilett Place.
ne more desirable parts OF the property. along
''e-1yile Road, brought about $500 a lot Along.
= slos streets the prices ranged from 1910 10
iis lot Among the buyers were Edward Has
= T. Drscon. J. n. Carroll, n. A. Broderick,
INK O. Brunett and Pompeo Chiappa
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
9TEANI6OAH.
Dm@TMRD AND POINTS IN
WWV U Wuu NEW ENGLAND
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES

FALL RIVER LINE Via Newport and
Fall River. I.v. Pier 10. n. r.. n. Warren
81. Daily. $50 p NJ. Strs. COMMON
WEALTH and PRISCILLA. Orchestra on
each.
PROVIDENCE LINE Via Providence.
Leave Pier rs. y. r.. IT, Murray St. week
days only 600 T. NJ. Strs. PROVIDENCE
and PURITAN Orchestra on each.
NORWICH LINE, via New London. Lv.
Pier 40. \. r.. IT. ClarksOn ST. week days.
500 p NJ Pier 7O.- l.. r.. II. z. 22d St.
$50 Z. NJ. Strs CHESTER w. CHAPLIN
and NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW BEDFORD LINE, For New
Bedford. Woods Hole. Martha's Vineyard.
Nantucket. AattapOisett. Marion and Cape
Cod points Leave Pier 40. North River
foot of Ciarkson ST, week days only, at
500 2. Nj. steamers MAINE and PI.YM-
OCTH.
NEW HAVEN LINE For New Haven.
Hartford. Springfield and North. Leave
fier y, h r.. week days 2:40 r. NJ. sun
DAYS 9:i0 A. NJ. foot East 22d ST. week
days. 500 p. NJ: Sundays 1000 A. H. Str.
RICHARD PECK.
Tickets, staterooms and information at
Gity Ticket Once. III Broadway. near
Cortandt St Telsphone a121 COrtlandt
Also al ~ Y Transfer and Tourist Offices
and at Piers.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
RESALE OF ARvERNE PLOT.

nc Lewis II. May Company OChaTles Il. Noyes
ppSny' New York agents. has resold for syn
- - represented by Emanuel Jacobus the plot.
- leei, on the cast side OF Remington avenue
o.o'y Place, Arverne, Long Island TO David
= --ss'lser' Who will erect four private cottages
'' On Story Place and two on bennington avenue.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
ref; amt due ss4las S. taxes ETC. sss7l n: sub to

ref; due ss4 IS; taxes ETC. sss7l II; sub 10
prior mtg of 100000.
~ Oliver e ss Madison vt. 30 1xsQx29 10
xi22 and store: Ruby Schwartz Silber-
man ct al: Joseph Cans, atty Paul Crandall. ref
due. 20; etc. $500; sub 20 two mtgs aggregat-
ing $4,000
443 18th st. n 14s IT OF Avenhe A. 25xl02a sty
brick tnmnt: M II Dayton agt 7 Riley ct al; = A
II Dayton. atty; Golden, ref; amt due. 81 iss O3:
taxes. etc. 500
a53 Pleasant ave. 67T II OF l1ath 16 sx75.
sty dwg: Ludwig Rederer ct al ast Mary Ateri all
Charles PLtze atty; Hrsh. ref amt due $50 0s;
etc
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24

The approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge, 20 satisfy which the aooye-de--
scribed property Is 10 be sold. Is 50 3al So
with interest thereon from the Attn day OF
August 1908. together with costs and al
iowance amounting TO S32s.55, with inter
est from August ]. 1909. together with the
expenses OF the sale
y The above described property win be sold
subject To a first mortgage OF S62 90. TO-
gather with interest thereon from MAY i5
1ep at 81 per snnun.
Dated. New York. August II. 1899
MAURICE DEICHEa, Rersrse.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
Change of Name.


NOTICE OF APPLICATION BY RUBIN BLANK
~ fort Co. 20 change its corporate 10
fortMintz Co-Notice Is hereby given that Rubin
BlankfOTt Co. domestic corporation, having
principal place Of business in the city OF New York
and County and state of New York will apply o
the Supreme Court OF the State OF New York. "A
Special Term. Part thereof be at the COUNTY
Court House in the Borough Manhattan, city Of
New York; for the County and State OF New York.
the 25th day OF August, 1909 1880 o'clock
forenoon OF that day thereafter counsel
be heard, for order authorizing said
tiou 20 change its the BlankfOrt- Mintz Co.
Dated. Ntw York. July 27th. 1909
Yours. etc,
tSeal RUBIN -BLANKEORT co.
BY ArOn Mintz President
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
sVYs A WEST 18TH STREET HOUSE

X Fsruoio has bought from a Mrs. Nc
/, sno another person No. 2sl West 18th street,
: y, ,,s story hsthouse.
a ,.- refers q Co. sold No. 1893 Taylor avenue.
~ pescbsl
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
80. ass 10Th Avenue
". Ith Street.

w. sOth street.
PARCEL II
Commencing at a point on the westerly
side OF the Tenth Avenue distant twenty
fee, southerly from the intersection or the
southcrIy side OF Tweniy-ffth Street with
the westerly side OF Tenth Avenue. run
ming thence westerly parallel or nearly
uaraIlel with Twenty-fifth Street and
partly through the centre Of a party wall
seventy-fiye feet. thence southerly parallel
or nearly parallel with Tenth Avenue nine
teen feet six inches. thence sasteFiy par
allel or nearly parallel with Twenty-htth
street and partly through the centre OF a
party wall sevCnty-five feet 20 Tenth Ave
nue. aforesaid. and thence northerly along
the Tenth Avenue nineteen feet SIX ihches
10 the place % beginning
The following Is a diagram OF the anovs
described property parcel No. .:
W. 18th Street.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
PARCEL III

l'afCEL III
All that certain lot or parcel OF land
situate. lying and being in the Twentieth
Ward Of the City OF New York. known and
distinguished by the number 3O3 and Is
known and also distinguished on a certain
map OF lands in the Twelfth. now TWsn-
tieth, Ward of the City OF New York, be-
longing 10 the Estate OF Cornelius Ray
deceased. dated Iith February 1884 mad.
by Edwin smith. City Surveyor. On iIs IN
The ONCE OF the Register OF the City and
County OF New York BY the number 479.
bounded enthusiastically in front by the
Tenth Avenue. southwestwardly By lot
numbered -Four hundred twenty-five (s22)
on the said map. noFthwestwardly by lot
number -Four hundred seventy-eight (47Sl
on the said map. and rortheastwsrdlv by
lot number -Four hundred eighty $50 on
the said map. the ENTHUSIASTICALLY and
southwestwardly boundary lines each run
ming through party wall containing IN
width in front on the said Tenth Avenue
and IN the rear twenty-four C2A feet eight
(s) inches and one-quarter OF an inch mors
or less. being ona-eishth OF the distance
between Twenty-nInth Street and Thirtieth
Street and In length on each side 100 feet
The following Is a diagram OF the above
described property Parcel No. 81:
". Goth Street.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
LEASE STORE OPPOSITE WALDORF.

Julian Benedict has leased for the Bankers In
vesting Company the westerly store and basement
in the Century Building No. West 34th street, to
the firm of +. Booss Bro dealers in furs and
fur novelties.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
TO BUILD AT DUMoNT, N. j.

Bert G. Fsulhaber & Co. have sold for the Cor
don Park Realty Company forty-six lots in Gordon
Park. Dumont y. J.. 10 a builder. He will improve
the plot with dwelling houses
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24

ONE YEAR OR - YEARS.
four vacant lots Avenue A. hetvee 18th and Goth
nine vacant lots. entire front. between 18Th 2Oh.
Avenue y: gocd eoss and stables. also shielded lot
on 18Th.
Apply JOHN L. BRooKMAN. owner. - wall.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

sss -. = So8 n ~ Carpenter ave- 2 Ffv
RI an sEs5'ect en- $500
'''flaei architects ...-.......,......... 200
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
hELr WANTED.



esAs@n.os '--e@y as teacher ana travelling
- isin.e position % give a young
izailr =, peasant heme IN New York
a. y an willing 70 travel abroad;
r..ss sns ,,..sterlenosd teacher. having
-, ei.sss !. - =, IN the principal eduoa-
- g 49,, Europe; must be fully con-
s'sply. seeh s,s.h ari. botany. history ana
:, .at slee 60 :. ~ detail experience teach
she a. 49,. si,eni IN oliIes abroad. STATE
.aas f,i. a'tsntion Win 5e given only
- aae y 'a''....~efins the above require
asa Ning fhfinfhcfoT,- refsrsness
starEn y, Tribune once.
- sl.e ..eei.i,anion ana nurse for !.
49, Ia 1s.. o... medical atteriion. ana to be
r. ~ a>rn's,'s - ~ a boDsehole. one VINO
DsAs< sfefsfroe. A. D.. 3ox 10.
.s .risaas .ass hArs ana su,,scr,1,ion, -,
~ y. 80 Received ~ fheir fipfow1
1.zsn's s1,. . o'oioek A. az a.
s<sx ass-. live Al ~. fo.iow,s,
. a. .ss',str Price rates Daui 5
M" ~ So ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
Furnished Houses to Let-Country.

VNo LET. FURNISHED. BRICK REsIpENCE; PIANO
l. large lawns and garage: Painned. Si.2t.b from
tsmber. Address OWNER Everett House. Sparta. y, J.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
Country Property for Sale.

4 ('oUNTRY ESTATE OF SEVERAL. ACRES FOR GEN
" ueman Modern house exceptionally located. Right
on sesshore. Bargain price. Must cell Immediately
=. o. ToX 32s. New York city
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24

tAoF ssa a., ------7--------
sler t,s,sooo IA nFe years In the mail
y bsI,,ss began With S. Send Cor
ssaDsrt' N ~ 'ssis bow. hsanoek. Ga
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
rYpEwRIIING AND TYPEwRITERs.

VICTOR VISIBLE, 70 Nassau ST.: cata-
logue free: all makes taken part pay
ment: bargains in Underwoods. RemingtonA.
Olivers Srnifhe.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
WORK WANTED.
feu,rle

Teu,rie
MODEL for commercial photographers IL
lustrations for magazines. In costume
Dllrant. li06 Southern Boulevard. Bronx
TEACHER. OF Trinity College. To-
ronio wishes position In ladies' college;
hnches Greek. Latin. French. English.
mathematics. science religious knowledge.
Box 30. Niagara Falls. Ont
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
Maurefani
LuSitania
Caroria
Carmauia

HUNGARIAN AMERICAN SERVICE.
To FIUME. VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. TRIESTE,
sCarpathia. Sept.2.n'n oct u :Carm' mia Nov.0
PannOnia- Oct Z. noon: Caronia- NOV Y
sAlsO calls at Genoa.
Travellers checks issued-GOOd everywhere.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP CO. LTD.
2l-24 State St. Opposite the Battery.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
M9RTH GERENAM LLOYD

N9RT@ GERMAN LLOYD
Large. Fast and Luxurious T~pin-Screw
Express and Passenger Steamships
Equipped with Wireless & Submarine signals
PLYMOUTH HERBOURG-BREMEN.
ExprAss Sailings Tuesdays at 20 A.. ~
X VIM d. G.Aug- - kronprinz Wnl- Sent Z
K Wilhelm II Aug. 81 iCecile ....-.... Sept -
PLYMOUTH-CHESBO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Twin-Screw Sailings Thursdav at 10 A. NJ
y. ID. Grosse.Aug. % Washington. sept
Kurfuerst. Sept. p Bremen. Sept 10
Zoo 1900 tons Newest and largest German
R-NAPLES-GENoA
Mediterranean Sailinss Saturday at II A NJ.
Irene. Aug. 2sl Berlin lnew)- sept. 2s
Indspendens1 Around the World Tours
Travellers Checks good all over the WORLD
Apply OELRICHS & CO. General Agents.
BROADWAY. NEW YORK
AMERICAN LINE From Pier -. y r.
PLYMoUTH-CHERBEs EsoUTHAMPToN
81 81 Louis Aug. Is 81. Paul sept II
Phlladelphia- Sept. 4 New York. Sept. IS
RED STAR LINE From Pier "a; !, n r..
NEW YORK-DOvER-ANTW
iceland aug. 2siIaplsnd tnew). Sept II
Waite STAR LINE E, sEO@ = f,eF
- a1CA4I dFsA L---l-l ' E.ttFoOll
Ceitle Aug. y, 3 pm Baltic. Sept. IL o am
Cedric. sept. 4. 10 am Arabic Sept. ~ uoo,
PLY MOI CTA-CHERB'G 'G-SOUTHAAIPTON
NJ Jestlc- sAg2o, ,9-3ysm TeutonfcSept 8 Scam
oceanic, sep. ], ,S:3Oam AdrIaticSepJ15.9 Q Scam
BOSTON 51| 9lT5 70 ITALY & EGYPT
Via Azores. Madeira and Gibraltar
Romantic sept. 10. Oct %. Dec. I, Jan. rs
Cretic ---- Sept %. Nov 9. Dec. S. Jan %
CanOpic -. Oct. 2 Nov Is. Dec. Is Feb II
CEDRIC C21,035 tonsl Nov. Is Jan. 5. Feb Is
CELTIC 60, esl4 tonsl FEB 2 Mar ia
PASSENGER OFFICE 8 BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
WANTED.

NJ. Maize
.sIsr bu.,,.ye y I've years IN the mail
= tsossshss hssz. began With Ss' send FOR
salsrt Al " teiis how. Hoacock. s.s.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
BUILDING LOAN coNTPAoT.


we. w. = cor 18Th a. 80 lixi0O: Title Guar
'"1 -fntt co loans Gross & Hsrbener. 2
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
RED :'D"LINE.

Low Rates
TO Special Fall ES-
NOVA SCOTIA NEW Bruins
WICK and NOVA /
SCOTIA. effective I
commencing August I'D. Tickets. Il
stateroom reservations and all de- |
tails from MARSTERS TOURS, 81 !
West 3Oth ST. y. T.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24

ma Largest and Fastest
Stearnships afiOat-sa0
"a WEDNESDAYS.
4 These luxurious steamships
now on the Liverpool SER
vice VIII sail 90 FiUMk-
The CARMANIA, NOV. 3.
and the CARONfA. Now
n. stopping at MADEIRA,
IA GIBRALTAR. GENOA and
"a NAPLES. and w L \
CRUISE TO EGYPT JAN
:, 90, FEB. 10, MARCH D.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-24
WORK WANTED.

cHAUFFEUR.-cityo or country; nrs, class
mechanic: sober, reliable ana CAREFUL
sriyer: aged 20; Will DO own repairs: rrHr-
enne 9, Box 80. Tribune ONCE.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-18
Kentucky Kernels

Bethel college commencement next
week.
Unlversalists meet at HopkinsvilIe
May 81.
Glen whittemore practicing law
at Seattle.
l. o. o. F. encampment at Rich
mond tomorrow.
e. T. Ryan, of Hopkinsville, sui
eide at Memphis.
Kentucky state surgeons meet at
Newport May 1927.
Confederate graves at Hopkinsville
decorated tomorrow.
Lancaster citizens offer $500 for
plant bed scrapers.
Todd county weed sold at Hop
dnsville for $3.50.
Mayfield child, Elizabeth Roe, left
at Fulton by stranger.
Charles Bright, of Fancy Farm,
Graves county. quite Ill.
Judge NJ C. Sauffley, of Stanford,
renominated in his circuit.
G. w. B. NJ. and Bible school con-
vention at Clinton May 1921.
Thousands of rats killed on "Rat
Killing Day" in Nicholas county yes
terday.
Gilbert Walker. Mayfield barber,
becomes inspector at Rock Island
armory.
L. A. Hanson Post. G. A. r., deco
rates at Trinity church, Graves coun-
~. May %.
Mayors of third class cities meet TO
propose legislation exempting cities
from damage suits.
G. V. Triplett, Jr.. Owensboro,
nephew of J. C. w. Beckham, govern
ment attorney in land fraud cases.
Kentucky citizens requested TO
send tax revision suggestions to w.
B. OSConnell, Frankfort, secretary of
commission.
Pond dragged and well cleaned
near Mayfeld reveal no murder
where Kevil Pools clothes were
found.
Mrs. Charles e. Woodcock, Mrs. r.
p. Haleck. Mrs. Mason Maury. Miss
Myra Baird and Miss Mary Stone. of
Louisville, to tour Kentucky noun
tains for education.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

Palmer-H. II. Richardson, Pitts
burgh; f. NJ. Digger. Dawson
Springs; DR. ]. A. Gains. Nashville.
J.. d. Burrow. Keyil: George Hala
Chattanooga; II. II. King. Henderson:
w T. Query. MorganAeld; r.. W.
Kellogg, Louisville; NJ Frost, Nash
vile.
Belvedere-- A. b. Johnson, st.
Louis; s. NJ. French. Pittsburgh; @,
Baker. Metropolis: T. w. Patterson
Noah Hale, Murray; L. c. Glover
Cairo; w. b. Blakemore. Martin: X
NJ. Smith, st. Louis; l.. J. Kammerer
Louisville; G. II. Gels. Cincinnati
New Richmond-Frank NJ. Moore
Cairo; G w. Mose.ey UniOnville: A
Downs. Murray; G. S. Maid. Eddyyllle
J. NJ. Groves. Dixon Springs: W. ID.
Albritton, Murray; @. @. Herter,
Golconda; j. NJ. Berry. Grandv.ew:
L. +. Wallace. Benton; w. Yost. Me-
tropolis.
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WANT TAFT TO STOP CLOCKS
Movement 70 Extend the DayIigh
Schedule.

Washington, May 1s.-President
Taft promised to take up with his
cabinet tomorrow the international
question of more daylight.
A delegation from Cincinnati rep
resenting the National Daylight asso-
citation called upon the president and
requested him to take the initiative
in the reform movement directed
against the clock. The idea of the
movement Is to begin the day two
hours earlier during the summer time
to give longer hours for afternoon
and evening recreation. II is pro-
posed that on the first of each May
the clock shall be turned back two
hours. the readjusted time to remain
in effect until October 1, when with
the later rising of the sun the clock
shall again be turned forward to the
present standard time.
IL was explained to the president
that little progress could be made in
the direction desired by the associa-
ton without the support Of the ma
tional government.
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WICkLIFFE.


Miss Addye Turk. OF Bard~eii. Wis
tied relatives and friends here the
latter part OF last week.
Miss Florence Langsdale has re-
turned from Darwin. Okla. whore
she has been engaged In teaching
school for the past seven months.
Little Miss Hunt Is stopping with
her cousin, Miss Asalea Rollins. while
Mrs. Hunt Is In Mayfeld.
Miss Florence Metealfe. after few
days visit to the family OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Tharp. returned to ST.
Louis Sunday.
Messrs. ID. S. Quarles and s. p.
Trewolla. OF Hinkleville, were min
Cling with their numerous friends IN
wicklifc last Wednesday.
Col. 5. b. Penn was In Wickline
the first OF the week shaking hands
with his friends about the court
house He attended city court IN
Barlow last Monday.
j. b. wickllne returned from Lou
lsvllle the first Of the week.
Il. A. Decker. the saw mill man.
made a business trip TO Cairo We'd
nesday. ~. -a...- 81 ta-af
Mr.. and Mrs. George n. wilds. Jr..
OF Cairo. we're visiting In this city
last Sunday.
Miss Matte ConleT was recalled 10
Paduoah last Wednesday to resume
her position as trained nurse.
Mr. George Michael. who has been
lreouperating from a broken arm at
his home at Bradford, Tenn. has re-
turned TO Wickllffe.
Mr.. STROLLER Hopkins returned last
Thursday to Owensboro to resume his
duties after a short vacation with his
parents and many friends In this city.
Mr. webe Howard. an old time
resident OF Blandville but now living
at Russellville. Ky. spent last Mon
day with his old friend. Attorney b.
s. Bailey and family OF this city.
Hon. II. p Barrel, OF Henderson.
was heE on business Saturday.
MISSES Lucille Scott and Lennie
Devices made a social visit at Airing
ton Tuesday.
Hon. W. T. White. candidate for
Legislature. made a trip TO Mound
City. ILL.,, Wednesday on legal busi-
ness.
Mr.. Z. b. Jackson. formerly tele-
phone manager at this place. has re-
turned from Plant City. Fla. where
he has been located for the past year.
He says he has grown tired OF oranges
and mullet and has come back 10
Kentucky. the best state In the
union.
Miss Allie Watwood has returned
from a short visit to relatives in the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Harris, OF Hinkle-
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vile we're shopping In wickllne last
Wednesday.
Miss Della McElmurray. OF Charles
ton. Mo-. Is visiting her brother. Ion
McElmurray.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hogan and
daughter, from Barlow. spent last
Tuesday m Wickllfe.
Mrs l.. w. Chldress returned last
Saturday 20 81 Louis after D short
visit 10 this city.
~. r. Ellington left Wednesday Tor
Louisville. where he went 10 attend
the Southern Baptist convention.
which met In that city this week
The Log Cabins. the home OF Col
onel and Mrs. Jake Corbeti.' was
thrown open to Mrs. corbetrs son.
DR.. Arthur Smith. who entertained
In honor OF DR.. Y. c. Fox. OF Duck
mn. Miss. and Or. n. NJ. Carruth. OF
Tupelo. Miss. ON their return home
from Louisville Medical college last
Monday.
John Stoyali. OF BARROW. made a
business trip 10 Cairo Wednesday.
Mr George W. shlvell. Jr.. Of near
slater. is seriously IN at his home OF
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Lucy Coffee left Tuesday to
visit Mrs. Blanche HllI, OF Paducah.
for few days
Pref Charles o. Williams and fam
w left Saturday for Richmond. Ind.
where they will make their home in
definitely Professor williams has
been principal OF the wickliae graded
common schools for three yeart. and
during their stay here he and his
good wife have made many friends
who regret their departure. but who
wish them well IN their new home.
Mrs. J. Corbett very delightfully."-
entertained the yonng physicians OF
the town and some other young men
friends at her home. The Cabins
Tuesday evening at O'Clock dinner.
The entertainment was given In
honor Of DR.. r. c. Fox. OF Duck Hm.
Miss, and DR.. r. w. Carruth. OF
Tupelo, Miss. who are guests Of Or.
Arthur Smith.
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That preacher, who said it was not
James Parrish, but God, who wrecked
the Owensboro bank, probably was re-
ferring to the inscrutable ways Of
Providence, that play round and
through all human activities, and Jim
need not lie awake nights, waiting
for the fulfillment of the Owensboro
Inquirer's prophecy that maybe he
will be delivered from the Hawesville
jail like Paul and Sllas. BY the way,
wonder where Editor May heard
about that incident of Paul and
Silas
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nary at Louisville. 100000 being
pledged.
Contributing generously to home
and foreign missions.
Inducing Joseph N. Shenstone, OF
Toronto, Canada. to devote his al
legedly great fortune to religious and
laymen missionary work.
Fostering the organization OF the
Southern Baptist Education society.
Choosing two years ahead its con-
vention city. for after Baltimore was
chosen for 1910 the convention recog
nized the brave fight of st. Joseph,
Mo-, and Will meet there in 1911.
Folk Reports on Temperance.
Following is the report of the COM
mittee on temperance which was read
by e. Il. Folk, of Nashville. Tenn:
There is expended In this country
every year for strong drink some
thing over $4,000, 100000. Among
the results of this traffic in intoxicat-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-18
rRIuMpH oF wR1rrEN law.


The conviction OF Captain Peter
Hams OF mansIaughter, for the kill
ing OF Annis. destroyer of his home.
marks the decline of the unwritten
law and the insanity defenses in muir
der cases. The same error was made
in this case. to be sure. that was made
In the Thaw case. The defense re-
He'd on two incompatible pleas: one
that Hams was sane enough to realize
the injury to Annis had done and to
avenge IL, and the other that he was
crazy and slew Annis in a maniacal
frenzy He lost the sympathy of the
public by his double plea, and by rhe
method of his crime. taking his
brother along. The killing OF Annis
was in cold blood. although We are
not saying Annis did not deserve
what he got. No one appointed
Peter Hams and his brother to kill
Annis. monster though he may have
been. The pity is that Hams brother
got of scot free.