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New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
NINE C4RM4CK JURORS.
Nearlu goo Tdlesmen Examined
Fresh Venire Ordered.

Nashville Tenn. Jan. zs.-Ths ninth day % the
.-ia, of Colonel Duncan 3. Cooper. Robin Cooper
and John d sharpe for the murder Of ex-senator
2 " Carmack closed with tao additions made 70
tie Jurors who nov number nine To-daEs ac-
e,l. stttons are Gus hnpfer and z. o. Beirnan.
ID 70 tonight I.is6 talesmen have been examined
in an effort 20 get twelve jurors OF these who
qualified the state challenged thirteen. the defence
challenged tRenty-thres and the Court suu1rnsrtly
excused two after they had been declared salts
factory 20 both sides OF the last venire OF 50 men
l% have been called
Those who are left on the venirs viii be examined
20 morrow In anticipation OF failure 70 eon7lsts
the fury from those remaining. Judge Hart has or
de-ed fresh yenire Of SO more names.
K7lp--r selected the eighth juror to-day. f. =
young German farmer. who speaks little English
He said Re did not know what = conscientious
scrup,s was. and vas Immediately accepted
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
FIGHT on HARRY MACK
Douglas and Sare Put Up Ticket IN
18th Assembly District.

a-e-rs- s--.1r: ~ slinliuste Har-T " Aecz
r=-zsb'icsu leader % the 18th Assembly, Iastrict ee
/. tsctp- Is beng 1szds ~ his oPPoRszts Ne tes-
% Strength vii co-1e n Tuesday night. Fns7 ne
sr-yzI election - Republican crss0lseloz c4-o
q -he district VII te heid-
rxRgr-essntatlvs william H Douglas and Mar
II SAKE ? former STATE Senator. Rave tcF1l37 a
sII7s-ce md pu- Up z ticket = orposi-ion . t-7
Mzoz ticket AL Indications point 20 q ctose con-
-est ard ls-se vote - TIE monthly IneeIins " q
ne club oa January nominating cor11ittee TaS
e,ec-ed under the niles On January - afS,efal,-e
20 re rules requiring ths posting ot t1e te-Ie' n
.eer Gas before election. the nominating COMMIT
-se su1orrced the following regular ticket; PTes-
sa-- Tarrzs P K-app- first president. "ocisey
: Sbeuz-d: second vice-P-estdsrt L Roy d Ban :
--ess-1rsr william J. C;fss: financial sec-et4rE-
George 3 Francis j.; recording secEetar!' mo-"
ard Q LAKE: corresponding secretary. Luis II
,s--s-- s--rss-t-sr-a-rrs ? ! 0Ez-e, members
of ~. executive committee. f3err- " Mack = Al
verFts7 oicott- william ". BenHet- l. EsF'ch
cz=- arbz-t OrrinEsr F{snrv =. TisE. Louis Rlzk=-
JoF.1 e Coleman = Leo Eoligr1s1- = Deios nAI7e
aud walter z. Me-er
zz--ri7 ne tine speci6ed under the rules the IN
zerz1de7r ticset of th= DosigIas-saTe factioa vas
printed and posted. IRE top q the pTin'eo SEP
ho-e the words: Regular ticket TITS cIe4'eu
Intense Indignation sruCnE the friends of Ar acA
r. = creao .riok" SAID one Of them veSfsrdaT
ana olsar deception. 1t viii react and hurt their
ticket t@1feve--
F1ecr,oBee-57E IA. reached = point Of feverish
.r-7,+,,- 7n4 -hz clubhouse may not oe aole 70
hold al the members who Vil want to east tnei
vote Ct TuesdeE-
The Independent ticket names Dr. ~ iiiiaEn =
l-g.s <o- treasurer and ? = OHaTe foT serseen'
alarms does the regular uckeI ne II,
pendent candidates for the other ofloes are q io
,oSrs- charles " Lsfier. PRESIDENT Martin sa1e'
first rice-presideut; William sproE, secono wee
--est5snt: Robert :. Eeslin. hnancaal sec9etSl3
prdo7uh -onaeEd. recording secretary; LOUIS u
Hreve- corresponding secretary Tie Independents
=. -.-e ~ ya~E, and H-e other members OF the
-sr-.rz- slate for executive committee Or M
wIs4 Nj Runkel. Mr- Honis1aH- Mr. Knee elsno
and Mr.. Meyer. however. they SUBSTITUTE
r-ss4, sx-Representstive Douglas, J. bdsar h9as-
-. r,t,,,- ssir,e- and I1ci,s NJ Stanton.
F-o- tzo vea-s Nj Douglas has been trying 70
- ~ usrk ont o< me leadership.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30

took five years q dreaming 70 psrfsct it ssid
sfr ESShenfeI< Yes vii nst= that the feature =
nv seropians IS thar u keeps its equilibrium Tlth
est any steering device Il j. ths Essrvs shape -
the uaashns vhlsh ks4ps II right SIDE up even 2 II
= parposeIs started bSt5sm side up BY adjusting
Il can ~ ass6s hv n sxscz circle q : fes-
diameter. vel il = straight horizontal zsss-
ton
In appearances it more closely resembles re Jurs
Bug a. Ha-1ondspOrt. y Y, than any of m
vel known types OF aeroplanss- Tie rop plane II
tbs Eich4nfets ESe5sI e the sBsps q hood. so
srched. the inventor said. because WIKI tas pro
psle-s n front Re obtains. he Believes Tie grsstss-
volume OF air BY such censtructiOn-
When have this form q eozseraScian.-' he
continued "rhe greatest pressure q air = n Ire
csatrH O Jhs hood plane The wind striking ~
side vii have no e1sct on IL 5sca 9ss tasrs =
nothing bring II Of balance
Other machines have 70 go certain SGD 20
ger on the ground and 10 stay up W1-a n-lzs -
viii start it fTsul elevated platform vvhsa tss
propeller Is started It czznst hslo bas H--s-5 Il
vesld be waste Of energy and also pssr sz5z-sT-
20 push Il
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
WANTS TO PROSECUTE GAS COMPANIES
Attorney General Applies for Permission to
Start New Proceedings

Judge Noyes. IN the United States Circuit Court
heard arguments yesterday in behalf of Attorney
General o MaIIsy for permission intervene sc an
independent party defendant and plead from TIRE
beginning OF tie suits Instituted by the Central
Union. Standard. New Amsterdam. Northern Cnion
and New York Mutual Gas companies
The argument In support OF the otseaS VAS
Dade BY Ezra Prentice, Assistant ATTORNEY General
He stated that the United States Circait Curt
IN its decision IN the action Of the Consolidated
Gas Company held that the State OF New York was
not party Ia the suit Attorney General oMsiiev
die not desire 70 be substituted f3e wI,iarr 8
Jackson and julius 81. Mayer. his predecessors
Mr.. o'NaIlsy holds that ne has power tc pfocesd
against the several gas companies 1noer the So
cent gas law and is net bound ry tee injunctions
issued against his predecessors
Counsel for the companies was wiling that the
present Attorney General be substituted for ess
Mayer and Jackson Judge Noyes said hat II Mr
o'Mailey consented 10 intervene as q substitute
defendant for his predecessors By Ie1t Tuesday he
sos1ld grant the application
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
Pennsylvania RAILROAD
Bulletin.
Bulletin.
A WORD TO TRAVELLERS.

II is of material interest all who travel between New York
snd Chicago and points the Pacific Coast and especially to tourists
aid business and professional know that the Pennsylvania
Special has made the from the West Twenty third Street Sta
tor. New York. the Union Station Chicago exactly time
hundred of three
hundred and This record considering the distance and the
schedule of the unparalleled the history of rasporta
Be produced
To travellers between New York and St Louis and points the
Southwest also of interest to know that the st Louis Limited
holds the record of making the between New York and the
metropolis of the Mississippi Valley exactly schedule tmewent
hours and mntesfor
These performances the result of highly developed and
fcy organized effort and they indicate the skill
ben largely instrumental establishing that high standard
for which the Pennsy Railroad noted
telephone CALL weekdays STANDARDIZATION I032-wl
bring ycu information concerning high grade
trains to k.pNves. snd Southwest
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
~HumerY~ JACKSON SENTENCED.

'HaTnpty-' Jackson. leader of ore OF the -aoss
notorious gangs the East Side. was eeatercsd
to four years and elk months IN Che stare prison
yesterday by Judge IHlqueen, In tss Court Of
General Sessions. "Harnpty" had pleaded guilty 20
grand larceny in the second degree few tayx eko
For years "Humpty' and his gang heid s=sr o.
the East Side, but the police we're never sbla IN
Est suctent evidence against the leader 10 coniet
Ntrn on the many charges preferred against mir,
officials OF the Adams Express Company re-sn,iv
caused the arrest Of several members OF the xanK
ore q whom implicated hts leader Tbsn
'TTurnpty' arrested the charge OF reoeivfrv >
stolen goods.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
RIGHT SIDE Up AlRSHIP
Minneapolis Mans Model Simply
Won't Tip Deer.

Emil H Eichentels. an architect. ef Minneapolis,
Mian wss a. ths Hotel Belmont yesterday wiki
his model ef 3 rnaa-carrying iseropiane which
he has been working FOR dve years Ths model
scared with renarxsbls grace and beauty, earring
a Haxen haired doll without the nreakage Of an arm
or the batting of one OF its yellow eyelashes
All that remains for Ar. EiehsafeIs 70 DO 20 BE-
conze famous" said an enthusiasts aercnsut who
was present will be 70 lsngIhen somewhat his
wings install the best type Of gesoleas psoter II
place Of the now sufficient rubber bands and carry
: man haIt as easily his model has a0va with
that sawdust beIIe-and. matter OF fact,
don't see why he should fail 70 do those things,
and quickly"
This little model locks siu1pl. enough. but It
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
STEEL FIGHT ST4RTED.
Products Company Organized as an
Independent Weapon.
n r.l.rr.ph 20 n. TrFssn.

Ffttsburg. Jan 29--Pittsburg steel nler, head
ed by President Wallace Rowe OF the P1ttsburg
Steel COMPANY, Emil Winter, Willis McCoos
and others have formed vhat will be known as
the Pittsburg Steel Products Company II will
be subsidiary concern of the s12.0sooa Pitts
burg steel Company. ana viii make finished
stee, products out OF the steel made By the par
ent concern.
In this way il viii come in direct competition
with the Steel Corporation, and il is understood
that this move vas finally decided at q meet
ing Of the independent steel men at the Hotel
Henry here some days ago The PittsbuEg
Steel Company. which 1as already az war with
the corporation over an old steel billet agree
Tnent. was chosen 10 start the fight
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
100000 FOR AERoPLANE FLIGHT.
Ohio Inventor viii Get This Amount II He
Flies from Canton 10 Cleveland

Canton ohio Jan. 1-w. Il. Martin. civil en-
gineer aad farmer who recently made several
short but successful trips in esroPlane Of his
cash.
". r Tin1Esn. ~salthy Canton manufacturer
has offered Martin SIoo.s0 for his machine, pro
v!sed he flies from Canton 20 Cleveland and back.
= distance % one hundred miles. and then fo1r0 Il
he can make & round trip to Asssilon. distance
OF sixteen rnlIes. Both lights 70 be WITHOUT
touching ground.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
Nay, SEAT STEPHENSON.
Governors Credentials Night Be
Reco ognized by Senate.
Fron Ths rrIbun. Bureau J


Washington Jan. z9-SsastoT Stephenson. ot Wis
ooasln. has been assured by certain Republican
senators that 4 he can induce Governor Davidson
TO issue the proper credentials him thsy VII -
approved ny the Senate, and Il is Judge of SIS
membership. one can interfere Senator
Stephenson. who belongs 20 the same faction tae
Governor. believes he obtain the credentials
despite the fact that he has not been declared
elected BY his stat. Legislature on Joint ballot.
air. Stephenson has within one vote Of =
majority on joint ballot. he has received sixty
votes out OF : membership Of hundred IN the
Assembly. ana twelve votes in tne state Senate.
with seventeen scattering. Some " ne Sen
ats lawyers maintain that Mr. stepheasoas total
vote should be counted. and that he fseeiSed
twelve votes Ia the Senate he majority IN
both houses.
Should the Governor sign the Senator'S c1eoen-
tials and the Senate accept them. the novel spec
tace OF state Legislature continuing TO ballot for
q Senator already sworn in for six years might be
presented.
La Toilette. vho is opposing ths re-eiectson o.
bis colleague. has much do with the disposition
Of the Republicans seat Mr.. Stephenson. Sen
stor Stephenson has not taken very active parr
since he entered the Senate. but n. is as popular
with his colleagues Mr.. La Folletts IL ths re-
verse
Madison, wis. Jar. a.-Unfted State. Senator
Isaac Stephenson again failed OF election TO-DAY
received oniY stxty-three votes ot the Isl cast
sixty-stx being necessary 10 an election
AssernbyInan Huh Introduced a toint resolution
requesting Senator Stephenson TO hle = cam
paiEn expense account once. The resolution va.
rejected. - =
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
NEW ENTRANCE 70 w & J. sLoANE.s.

For the convenience Of their patrons who use
the subway trains II. s. : Sloane the large car
pet rug and interior decoration firm have rernod-
ee6 and viii open Monday. February / their
18th street entrance II is only a step from the
18th street subway station.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08

S broke 2, the the earOuretter sT Se9 qf the motor | The gladiators made friends on ac
 count of their common helplessnesi and remain so to this day Notwith | standing there is at present cool
 ness between them. the same may b' said of everybody in this valley dur ing the past week. Latham walked to the nearest station and wired Gold! of the San Taffy railroad. He met them with special train of flat cars and brought the pole to Phoenix arriving at night. and the great prize for which Franklin. Abruzzi. Nansen Cook and Peary had striven was quietly housed in the storeroom of the weather office These facts were es- tablished by Johnny Moore. Wayne Davis and Carl Hayden. the thrco Eskimos who helped make the trans fer. and who were interviewed in their own dialect, which is quite diff ferent from that of some Eskimos.
 Beside the receipts from his lec- ture tours and the moving picture royalties. Mir. Jesunofsky intended to use the pole for cooling the weather here in the summer time. He believed the stored frigidity would last until all the land in the reservoir district had been sold for summer resorts and Dr Foss had disposed of his surplus loess at s1.O00 per acre. and after that it won't matter much what hap pens. Latham was to use his part of the pole for refrigerating d million dollar hotel he proposes to build.
 But in spite of the jealous guarding of the secret. the office boy in the weather shop accidentally left the door to the storeroom ajar last Fri day evening. and by the next morn- ing the mischief had been done. There was freak weather everywhere. Jesun- ofsky hurried to the shop and fired the office boy But firing the boy did not sensibly affect the weather about town, for he was small boy. There was not enough heat in the community to fire a large boy.
 This is the true story of the dis covery of the pole and the eXplana ton of the local weather. says Mir Shepperd If anybody doubts it. the log of the aeroplane will be submitted to the geographical society of the Os- born school. and as for Alr. Shep- perd's veracity. he ayers that when he lived near the Crosscut canal he once climbed Comeback mountain to get a shot at a chicken hawk. and left a brass tube on the summit of it. It was in the shape of an empty shell and no doubt it can be found there now And it may be added that he failed to get the chicken hawk. but he has hooked about every thing else he could get money on. -
 As the French say:
 Vive Jesunofsky; Vive Latham: Vive Fowler: Abas Peary, Conspirez Cook. Confound Shepperd.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08

gave out the story that he was in a hospital in Chicago. and set out for | the pole. The aeroplane was equipped with all the needed food and instru- ments. and a light but strong block and tackle. and on the dash for the pole was weighted down with MT. Jesunofsky's name and a super-cargo of cigarettes for MT Latham. Re turning, these gave place to the pole. MT. Jesunofsky had a theory that the pole would be frozen so hard all the weight and water would be squeezed out of it, and he knows all about Poles as well as Scandinavians and democrats. Arriving at the place where one can take d step and be anywhere. or four steps and be every where. they found the theory correct
 The pole was found to be as long as q trip on the Espee when the train is late. and eleven times as thick as Geo. Alltirc. The two intrepid dash CTS" using q specially designed heater operated by the motor of the acroplane and blowing hot air which Mir. La tham had swiped from the real estate board when Jim Griffin and Elliot
 
 which was compressed in machine invented and sold by Ezra Thayer. tIiawed out the ice around the pole and broke it off at the tap root, hoisting it into the aeropiane with the block and tackle.
 The return trip was worse than the dash. Thayer's compressor inhaled some of Lathams cigarette smoke on a back-fire. and refused tO work. The two | D's nearly froze to death as they hung for life alongside the pole. flying at incredible speed. Near Skull Valley MT Jesunofsky. in a fit of anger at Latham, who was trying to swap him an orange ranch for his share in the pole. dropped q Rus sian cussword on the compass and broke it Steering by dead reckon- ing. he got off the course. and they came to earth to settle their differ erces. fighting with sugar beets at twenty paces. It was about to be declared a draw. when one of the weather mans beets went wild and
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
WEATHER BULLETIN
 PRIVATELY ISSUED
Facts Secured By Deduction Without
 the Use of Meteorological Paraphernaiia.

Thanks to the reasoning faculties and the persistent efforts of Tom Sheppard. the secret is out Though not a professional detective. he saw q good opening here for slcuth when all things went awry and the weather became hOpclessly mixed. and know ing there must be q reason. for Post has said so. he went diligently tn work. success crowning his efforts when he came in last night and laid the whole story before The Repub- lican.
 The meat of it is that Cook and Peary are both ef them what each says the other Is, and that it was L. V. Jesunofsky. section director of the weather bureau in this city. who really found the poic on the occa- sion of that surreptitious trip last summer when he was supposed to be up in the Mogollons laying bear traps for the weather. Why the matter was kept a secret so long will be explained as the story develops MT. Jesunofsky meant well, but his plans miscarried through no fault of his own His faithful lieutcnants were H. I. Latham and G. NJ. Fowler. the inventor of the Desert Eagle aero plane. and so faithfully have they kept the secret that they will doubt less even now declare that this story is false.
 Mir Jesunofsky got Mir. Fowler to build him an aeroplane-not the Des- ert Eagle but an earlier model of immense size and carrying caDacitv Then he picked up H. I. Latham. who
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08

NEW NOTARIES-W. B. Dickey' of Wilcox and W. M. Goodwin of Tenn pc were yesterday appointed notaries public by Governor Sloan.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08

Is 1t not always more satisfactory and agreeable to do your shopping early and avoid the nerve raeking strain of the Hast moment?
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08

Do you realize that Christmas is nearly at hand-that you have but limited time to attend to your Christmas problems?
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-16

name, he will appear for the first
time in his long and brilliant career
in the city of Paducah. Local play
goers have heard of Louis Mann and
read of Louis Mann and been, from
season to season, promised an en-
gagement of Louis Mann; but not
until now have. circumstances, mors
erratic in the world of the theater
than in any other department OF mod
ern business activity, permitted him
to come here as player Yet, he
numbers among his closest and dear
est friends many men and women
who are prominent in the business
and social life OF this community.
In connection with Mr.. Mann's i'm
pending engagement. II may be re-
membered that, when the announce
|ment of the building of the Kentucky
|theater was originally made, 1t was
said that the house, when completed,
would be dedicated by Mr.. Mann and
his then co-star, Miss Clara Lipman,
who is Mrs. Mann in private life. 1t
|is not now recalled what interviewed
to prevent this consummation.
AS to MT. Mann's play. "The Man
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-16
MUST YOU REDUCE YOUR FAT?

IL you have gotten to the point.
my dear madam or good sir. where
the excess fat must positively come
|off-don't worry. No need to peer
in the gymnasium door with a dis
pairing glance or sniff obviously at
the soapy savoriness of bowl OF i'm
poverished Cruel. You can keep on
eating what you please IL you will
but ask your druggist for X ounc.
Marmola, Y ounce Fluid Extract
Cascara Aromatic, and 81 ounces
Peppermint Water. Get the Marmola
sealed. Mix it at home and take a
teaspoonful after meals and at bed
time, for a few weeks. Good health
and firm. smooth flesh reduced
quickly to an amount natural to your
build will reward you. Too simple,
you say. Fortunately simple, say.
The simplest things are the best.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-16
The Test Tint Tells.

Dothan. Ala. Jan. 21, 1909.
Dr. Kilmer &. Co.. Bnghamton. n. Y.
= Gentlemen;-About one year ago
two of my children. suffered badly
from weak kidneys and diabetes;
their urine was very bad and they
would have severe spells OF dizziness,
and were all run down In health.
was just about discouraged. tried
several remedies and finally a doctor,
but they did not seem to improve.
/ knew of a friend who was taking
Swamp-Root for kidney trouble with
good results, and decided to get
some for the children. noticed
there was some improvement after
they had taken two large bottles. and
continued TO give II to them until
they had taken half dozen bottles
and were well on the road to recov-
cry. | think Swamp-Root has done
more for my children than any other
medicine I have tried and recon-
mend II to one having childvn who
suffered as mine did.
II. w. LINSENBY,
City Clerk. Dothan. Ala.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-16
YOU SHOULD HAVE THE BEST

Who Stood STILL" It has been one OF
the marked hits of the present the
atrical season, having had long runs
in both New York city and Chicago,
and 1t is now drawing nightly crowds
to the Century theater. st. Louis
where Mr.. Mann has always been an
immense favorite. II was played by
Mr.. Mann and his brilliant compan-
ions for the week OF February 1 in
the Grand opera house, Cincinnati,
and at the end OF eight performances
held the record for a weeks attend
ance in that old-established theater
which was the tarrying place OF such
great stars OF the past as Edwin
Booth. Henry Irving, Lawrence Bar
rett. Tomasso Salvini and Richard
Mansfield.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-16
Preventing Forest Fires.

The recent devastating forest fires,
their cause ami prevention is dis
cussed In an abe article in the jan
rary Popular Mechanics. 1t says:
Every person who has occasion to
so into a forest. whether he be a
hunter. naturalist or lumberman,
should be careful never to drop a
burning match or tobacco where
there is anything to,catch fire, never
build lre In leaves. rotten wood or
other places where it is likely TO
spread, and never leave a fire before
it il completely extinguished. II
should be borne in mind that fire
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-16
HIGH SCHOOL
GAMES PLAYED AT THE EAGLES
GYMNASIUM.
Girls Play Basketball First and Boys
Hill Up Intermissions-

Two fast and exciting games were
played last night at the Eagles GYM
nasinm by four High school teams.
with a large crowd OF enthusiasts
present The first game was between
the first and second girls teams and
the game ended 10 TO in favor OF
the first team. The game between
the first and second boys teams was
more exciting and the final count re-
suited in the close score of 10 to s
in favor of the first team. So sue
oessful was the double-header that
probably the games will be played
weekly, and ii is certain that two
games viii be played next Monday
night.
The teams lined up last night:
First girls team-Katherine Rock,
center; Rebecca Smith and Martha
Cope, forwards; Nell Cave and Ruth
McChesney, guards. Second team
Clara Stewart, center; Sarah Corbett
and Henrietta Kahn, forwards; Han
nah Corbett' and Clora Smith. guards.
The boys lined up: First team
Edward Mitchell, center; George
Hughes and Charles Endriss. for
wards; Frank Luftenburg and Ward
Browning, guards. Second team
Fain King, center; Oscar Gideon and
Clarence Yarbro, forwards; Reeves
Elliott and Horace Terrell. guards.
, The officials were: w. A. Evans,
referee; viii Fisher. timekeeper;
Miss Adah L. Brazelton, scorekeeper.