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The Paducah evening sun., 1909-12-09
MONEY Is CHOSEN
MINORITY LBADBR
DEMOCRATIC SENATOR'S ELECT
HIM TO SUCCEED CULBERT-
son. OF TEXAS.

Washington, Dec. "a caucus OF
Democratic senators unanimously
elected Senator Money, of Mississippi
as minority leader. vice Culberson,
OF Texas, who resigned because OF
III health. Senator Bacon, of Geor-
gia, was mentioned for the place, but
refused absolutely to permit his
name to be considered. Senator
Shively. OF Indiana. was chosen vice
chairman of the caucus.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-12-09

Frankfort. KY, Dec. 3. Especially }
The appellate court today affirmed
the Hancock court In the case of
James II. Parrish, sentenced to five
years in the penitentiary for wreck
ing the Owensboro Bank and Trust
company. Judges Hobson and Bar
ker dissented. Judge Carroll in the
majority opinion said the sentence is
necessary for the protection of de-
positors in the state.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-12-09
BOARD PROBES GIRLS HAzING
Victim Was Painted Red and Given
Bath i'm Ice.

Charleston. w. Va, Dec. 9.-The
state board Of regents started an IN
vestigation today into the hazing OF
Miss Matte Taylor. student of the
Fairmont state Normal school at
Fairmont. w. Va, who was given an
ice bath and painted red. II is alleg-
ed. because she rooted for the wrong
football team recently. Miss Taylor
is a daughter Of a prominent attor-
ney of Elkins, w. Va.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-12-09
May Adjourn in Mid-week.

Washington, Dec. 9.-As Christ
mas falls on Saturday this year, ii is
likely that congress will adjourn the
middle OF that week until Monday.
January 3. So far Speaker Cannon
has not given the matter any con-
|sideration. so far as the house is con-
|cerned. but the indications are the
adjournment will be about Wednes-
day or Thursday Of Christmas week.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-12-09

A crusade against some of the un-
slightly signs displayed on Broadway
Is on. Today E. B. Bell, street in
spector, called on a number Of the
merchants, who have hung out shin
giles, as the board of public works de-
cided they were unsightly and should
go. The crusade principally is against
the cloth signs, which become ragged
land tattered.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-12-09
PALESTINE LODGE,
THE EASTERN STAR

Palestine chapter, No. 6S. OF the
Eastern Star at Melber, elected OH
GERS Wednesday night. The newly
elected officers will be installed De-
cember 21. The officers elected
were, Miss Lillian Russell. worthy
matron; John w. Fry. worthy patron
Mrs. Addie Pryor. associate matron
Walter Purchase. secretary; w. II
Lawson, treasurer; Miss Matte Pur-
chase. conductress: Miss frankie
Otey. associate conductoress.
Evergreen Grove Elect.
Evergreen Grove No. 13, Wood
men Circle. "Wednesday afternoon
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Worthy guardian
Mary Andrecht: advisor. Eva Ran
dolph: clerk. Annie Galloway
banker. Josephine Wurth; chaplain
Sarah Shaeffer: attendant, Addie In
gram; inner sentinel Emma Hart;
outer sentinel, Fannie Kilcoyne'
past guardian and musician, Sallis
b. Roeder. -
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-12-09

H. r. Hudson. a physician at
Greenfield. Tenn, has asked the as
slstance OF the Paducah police in in
vestlgatlng the duration OF James
Vests residence in this city in the
year 1899 and asked to know the lat
ter's whereabouts. Hudson says he
has been informed that West for
merly worked at the roundhouse OF
the Illinois Central railroad and has
relatives here.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-12-09
Steamer on Rocks.

Buffalo. N. Y. Dec. 9.-The
steamer w. c. Richardson went on
the rocks about three miles out of
Buffalo this morning. Five men are
reported drowned. Rescuers brought
fourteen men into the local harbor.
The stern of the Richardson is under
fifteen feet of water.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-12-09
Death Threatens Ex-senator.

Omaha. Neb.. Dec. 9.-The condi-
ton OF former Senator Charles II.
DIETRICH is reported as critical. Lit
tie hope is felt for his recovery.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-12-09
COOKS DATA MUST
BB ON THE LEVEL
l,ROFESSOR SAYS COMMITTEE
WILL BE ABLE TO DETECT
FRAUD.

Copenhagen, Dec. 9.-Danish scien-
fists say IL Cooks data ~ faxed, they
will discover IL.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-12-09
Captain and Twelue Men Afloat in
Life Boat on Lake Erie Thought to
be Lost---Steamer Burns to Water

of the United States. consisting oi
two, one-hundred dollar bills, one
five-dollar bill and five dollars In
silver, the personal property of Mrs
Sanderson and of the value of two
hundred and ten dollars, intending to
permanently deprive the owner of he,
property therein and to convert same
to his own use and benefit.
(Signed) "Mrs. NJ. e. Sanderson.
This morning warrant for We'll
land. charging him with grand lar
ceny. was issued and the entire po-
lice force is on the lookout.
Who Is Welland.
Welland came here several weeks
ago. paid his license to the city
clerk and housed himself up. He was
not known by the police who are in
need OF a good description. With
him Professor Welland brought and
distributed a large pack Of cards,
bearing the allegeS recommendation
Of Ex-Governor Dawson, of West vir-
ginia.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-12-09
Prohibit ClairvOyant.

Chief James Collins, OF the police
department. said today that the only
method of stopping swindles by such
clairvoyants is to do away with the
license and forbid their practices.
For several weeks past he has re-
ceived letters and kilograms from
scores of people, asking the police to
locate certain professors, who have
played their game in other cities.
"In my opinion more people than
Mrs. Sanderson have been worked
in Paducah since Welland has been
here. but they have kept silent. not
wishing publicity and being placed in
the position of an easy mark" said
Chief Collins this morning. He said
the council ought to pass an ordi-
nance prohibiting clairvoyants from
practicing.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-12-09
The Affidavit.

In a sworn affidavit made before
Police Judge d. A. Cross yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Sanderson said that
III. II. welland. in the city of Padu-
cab. on the 9th day of December
1909. did unlawfully and feloniously
steal take and carry away two hun
dred and ten dollars, lawful money
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
LONG DEBATE ON
BIG QUESTION
Cabinet Members Puzzled as
to Dress in Which to
Greet Taft
BY United Press Leased speolal wIr..

by United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.--When the
newspaper correspondents of the capt.
tol assemble at the Union Station to-
nlght their interest in the arrival Of
PRESIDENT Taft will be divided with
thelr curiosity as to how the members
or the cabinet who are to greet him
will be attired.
Here is the situation: President
Iatt arrives at night, and everybody
Whos anybody, knows that evening
clothes are en- regle after dark. But
presumably the President won't be
travelling in a claw hammer, and It
might invite invidious comparison il
ne descends IN plain business suit to
mlngle with men exquisitely attired in
1ull dress. Then, what's the proper
thing, dinner jacket? frock coat
which Is very improper after night ?
OF Just plain business clothes?"
When a special meeting OF the Cab
met officers was held last Monday
night In the Office OF Attorney General
Wickersham, the correspondents here
became greatly agltated. Cabineteers
don't often meet when the President
IS away The suspicion Of a big
story" gradually grew while scribes
were waiting two tedious hours for the
meeting to adjourn. 1t loomed bigger
still when each one Of the six who
were present absolutely refused to di-
vulge the reason for the conference.
The Tuesday morning papers went to
press without having solved the mvs-
terry. The Tuesday afternoon papers
frantically worked on the problem, but
gave it up. And it was only this
morning in an unguarded moment that
one cabinet officer let slip clue that
gave the whole thing away.
The six statesmen had deliberated for
two whole hours on what to wear when
they greet the president.
But what the decision was will re-
main a dark secret until the six min
listers step from their carriages at the
Union station.
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
COURT ORDERS
DEED EXECUTED
Charles WitSil Bought Prop
erty at Tax Collectors Sale
But Couldn't Get Title

In Superior Court to-day Philip Q.
Churchmnn. representing Charles Witsil,
presented a petition directing Receiver of
Taxes Robert NJ Burns to prepare and
give a deed for lot purchased by Wit
SILL
In tn petition It was related that Hor-
ace G. Rettew had sold a lot belonging
TO Springer, Morley and Cause for taxes
for the years 1901 1902. 1903. 1904 and that
Witsil bought the property for s4s. No
deed to the property was prepared by
Rettew and Receiver Of Taxes Robert NJ.
Burns In a certificate stated he saw the
money paid by witsn and it was later
turned over 10 him as county treasurer.
This sale was in accordance with a special
law passed by tho Legislature TO enable
Rettew 20 collect the delinquent taxes for
the years mentioned.
The court granted the petition and Re
ceiver Of Taxes Burns viii prepare the
deed.
Section 1 of tho act under which the
property was sold reads as follows: That
any purchaser or other person or persons
entitled to any tract of real estate so sold,
who has paid the purchase price, but who
has not received a deed conveying title
as provided by law. may petition the Su-
perior Court at any term thereof, repre-
sentlng the facts and praying FOR an or
der authorizing and requiring the Re-
ceiver Of Taxes ana County Treasurer for
New Castle county at the time being, to
make and execute a deed conveying to the
petitioner the premises so sold.
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
WEIRD STORY
OF SCIENTIST
contInued From FIrst Page.

wiciSedness IN high places 1mpersonal-
ly. every present, omnipotent love bore
me up beyond the reach Of the would-be
midnight mental assassin. the human
hatred OF truth, the mad ambition for per-
sonai place and power.
"stn shivering from that boiling bath
l CROPPED about for the most elaborate
piece OF crocheting I could find, and sit
ting up in bed pushed the needle 70 and
fro while my parched lips nuttered I'D
is all; God is good; nothing can harm me.
'And I sat there until my husband stag
gered up the stairs and into the room. MY
Cod he exclaimed, what Is the matter
that was going TO die until am sus-
focating.' We sustained ourselves through
the night by reading the Bible.
when some time afterward I asked
Mrs. stetson why this dreadful thing had
happened to me she said. God smote you
because you lifted your voice against the
Holy One I'm Israel, meaning Mrs. Eddy
but I had never done this as reverence
and love Mrs. Eddy beyond all human pe-
ings"
Mrs. Bobcook alleges that though She
gave every thing she possessed to Mrs.
Stctson she was refused when she ash cd
for aid. She declares that she had 20 90
four days az one time without food L.
cause she had impoverished her5yf &c
give to the leader Of the First Chuf III.
She is now a Science practitioner Al this
city.
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
SAL LVATION ARMY
SPECIAL MEETINGS

Special meetings at the Salvation
Army Hall arc increasing in interest.
There are conversions each week. Fol-
lowing is the program for the remand
or of the series:
Wednesday. November 10-Captain
McClements, OF Philadelphia.
Thursday. Noyember 1i-Captain
Thomas. OF Philadelphia.
Friday November 12-Staff Captain
Richards, Of Philadelphia.
Saturday, November 13-Adjutant
Lovett and Captain Wykes, Of Phlla-
delphla.
Sunday. November f4-Adjutant
Loyctt ana Captain wykes. Of Phila-
delphia
Tuesday, November 16-stan Cap
tains Shuiile and Butts. Of Philadel-
phia.
Wednesday, November 17-Adjutant
Mcfedridge ana Captain Maude Holz,
OF Philadelphia.
Thursday, November 1s--Mrs VIII
liam Bridgen and Cadet Vera Smith,
of Philadelphia.
Friday, November 19-Mrs. Brigadler
Atkinson, of Philadelphia.
Saturday, November 2O--Colonei Mar
getts and Adiutant and Mrs. Craw-
ford of New York
Sunday, November 2i-Colonei Mar
getts and Adiutaut and Mrs. Craw-
for, Of New York
Special Thanksgiving services win be
held on Thursday, November 25th, at
$50 and y. m.
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
COMMERCIAL
NECESSITIES
DR.. Murray Tells GOIdey Col
Iege Students Of Qualities
That Are Required

nr W. J.. S. Murray dean of Goldoy
college. delivered a lecture at the col
lcgc yesterday afternoon on the subject OF
'Commercioi Necesaities"
Dr Murray began by reminding the stu-
dents that they arc in school IN response
10 tho demand FOR trained up-to-datc
souug men and young women lie then
proceeded to specify certain ways NJ
which young people must be trained IN
order TO meet the conditions Of modern
business ife. Tie spoke in port as fol-
lows
"You are hero TO sharpen your intelieets
and 20 complete your intellectual ma
chimes, 20 that you may perform your
work with case, with grace. and with the
highest degree OF perfection TINT Is pos
sihle. fn order 10 be tho best and strong
est commercial men and women. YOU must
have trained eyes. ears. hands, minds and
tongues Your eyes must be trained 10 SEQ
what is important and necessary and true
in your business affairs Your ears must
be go trained that they win hear accu-
rately. that sou may remember correctly
and carry ont properly such instructions
ns may bo given YOU. Your hands must
be trained to a high degree OF skin, SO
that "a the manipulation Of tho tyne
.F-.itffs the execution OF other. work
sou may b6 accurate arid rapid II rs .
great commercial necessity that you
should have a trained tongue, for the
business man must talk and he ought
70 talk sense. The man who is not well
trained in the use Of his mother tongue
IS al great disadvantage IA tho busi-
mess world To-day.
"But above all It Is important that We
should have trained hearts TO hold us
true 10 what Is right and honorable. The
employees Of n bank. who handle our
noney, may have their physical and mon-
tel powers Thoroughly trained, but when
SOU hear OF a case whore q bank official
has falsined his accounts and defrauded
the bank Of thousands OF dollars. It IS be-
cause that official had not had sufficient
moral training.
''With such a threshold equipment OF
our physical. mental and moral powers,
Sou can so forth ana succeed"
Tor. Murray also emphasized the value
Of cheerfuiness and good nature under
ell conditions. and the avoidance OF
erouchinoss,' giving amusing ilustra-
fions from his own experience.
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
A. 0. U. W. SHOWS ACTIVITY

on Monday evening Mizpah Lodge No
Is, initiated seven new members. This
lodge numbers ninety-six members, with
enough applicants in sight TO increase
It to 100
Fidelity Lodge No. 2s OF this city. ad-
mitted four now members on Tuesday
evening and have a number Of applica-
tlons.
Diamond Lodge No. Q. Of Dover. will
have an open meeting this evening and
"a arranging for a large class initiation
on November II. The meeting this even
ing viii be addressed by c. D. Pretty
man, r. c. NJ. w, and chairman Of tho
law committee. OF the Grand Lodge, and
Ezekiel Cooper, cashier Of the Farmers
Bank. OF this city, one OF tho financial
trustees OF the Grand Lodge. whose duty
Il is to look after the investments Of tho
reserve fund OF tho order.
The board Of which Mr. Cooper is a
member has $4,000 invested under their
care
The Grand Lodge officers will install
the officers Of Vulcan Lodge No %. al
Marshailton. this evening.
on Thursday evening Wilmington
Lodge No. ], will admit a class OF new
members and give an entertainment.
There will be good music and tho feature
OF the evening will be an address by H.
II. Ward. attorney Of tho Grand Lodge
Refreshments viii be served, at the close
OF tho entertainment.
With all tho lodges active this order
is showing tho old-time enthusiasm.
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
ANNOUNCE THE
PRIZE WINNERS
JuStuS Davidson Gets GarriCk
Box For Collecting For
Red Cross

The Red Cross Society this morning an
nounced the additional winners Of prizes
for tho coin-card collections taken last
Saturday week The prize for the second
largest collection. a box at the Garrici,
Theatre. is awarded to Justus Davidson.
who collected In tho Second ward Tho
amount Of each collection is not given.
The list follows:
First ward-Hida Baisel. Ross and Son.
umbrella Georgia McCready, Miller
Drug Co, perfume.
Second ward-Justus Davidson. box at
Dockstaders Millard Quinn. picture from
George Hardcastle and Son.
Third ward-AIiss Lloyd, picture from
Yergers; Margie McWilliams, atomizer,
John Harvey.
Fourth ward-Jennie Riley, pocketbook,
S. II. Stats and Son: Mildred Griffith.
vases, Mcmahon and Bro
Fifth ward-Elsie Richards. chair. Me-
gary and Sons Co.; Josephine Pennewili,
pillow top Vandever and Co.
Sixth ward-victor Moseson. hat, Hum
phrey Bros; extra Market street conec-
ton, Willard Eohman, watch fob. ESleltz
and Bro.
Seventh ward--Mary Mccullough, blank
cts. Kennard and Co; Mary Fem, chafng
dish, Iawton and Co.
Eighth ward-Mrs. Leak, rug, Fritz and
Co.; Marian Greenabaum. desk set Bee
Hive store Co.
Ninth ward-Mr. Litorin, carvers. A. d.
Peoples; Mrs. Nels Anderson, lamp. Og-
den Howard Co. Bessie Goldstein, slip
pers, Pyle and Cronin.
Tenth ward-Nindred Lowell. watch, NJ.
F. Davis; Margaret Matthews, centre
piece, Miss Onson.
Eleventh ward--Char.es Cathcart, sweat.
er J. T. Mullin and Sons Cos Lester Har.
ris, pen, e. S. r. Butler and Son.
Twelfth ward-sarah Downs forks. JOS
eph Kern; Emma Keieer, petticoat, Cros.
By and Hiil.
Extra collections in two wards, Stella
Stewart. clock Rudolph and Co.
Extra collections in Eleventh ward Mrs
Donaldson. pillow. Wilmington Furniture
Co.
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
NEW PHYSICIAN
FOR THE PORT

Dr. W. J. Simpson, OF the United states
Marine Hospital and Public Health Ser
vice, has been placed in charge OF the
Federal quarantine service OF the Della
ware river and bay and the port OF Phila-
delphia. Dr. Simpson, who has had
many years experience in Europe and IN
various parts Of the United states. sue
cceds DR. Gassoway, who has been trans
ferred TO the Pacific Coast. Tho Federal
quarantine service has stations at Reedy
Island and the Delaware BreRl1water.
whore all foreign vessels and shipping
from foreign ports arc first examined.
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
ANNouNoe eusINess cAANeE.
John r. H,adson and J. Harlan Hudson
Leave Wilson g. Hudson Hard
ware Company.

JoHh R. Hudson president. and ].
Tartan Hudson. treasurer Of the wiz
son and Hudson Hardware Company,
have disposed OF their entire interest
IN the above corporation.
Mossrs Hudson expect to engage in
the manufacturers supply business and
other lines as soon a they can secure
possession OF the Hudson Building at
tho southwest corner Of Front and
Market streets. Alterations viii be
made 20 this building and the new
firm will probably be actively engaged
in business I'm few weeks. John r.
Hudson, the senior member OF the new
firm. was engaged in the mill supply
business at Front and Market for years
and for twelve years was treasurer OF
the Delaware Hardware co. He Is
one of the best known manufacturers
supply merchants in this section.
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
JEALOUSY BACK
OF DOUBLE CRIME
Di SabatinO Wrote Note Ex-
planning Cause Of WOman'S
Murder
LOVED HER BETTER
THAN HIS DAUGHTER

Coroner Gaynor announced to-day that
he would hold inquests in the cases OF
Mrs. Pasquareila Muzzano and Guilio Di
Sabatino. on Friday night Tho brutal
shooting down Of the woman by Di Sab
atino was nothing as compared with tho
sensation which followed the suicide OF
the man in duPonts woods, ono mile
from the Blue Ball yesterday afternoon.
as Motorcycle Policeman Wilmer Hahn
was about 20 place him under arrest.
Hahn was commended by Chief of Po-
lice Black and his fellow officers for tho
bravery he displayed in closing in upon
the Italian. 1t was known that the man
was desperate, and that no was armed.
When Hahn came upon tho man IN the
woods tho latter seeing the officers uni
form fed and frequently looked around
TO SEQ whether tho officer was following.
Hahn Kept tho man in sight and had
drawn his revolver read TO use It should
the fugitive turn upon him.
The Italians nerve must have forsaken
him for when he saw that the oficer wal
pursuoing him he ran behind a tree and
Hahn heard shot Hahn thought that
the man had shot at him and he was
making for a pile OF ricks when he saw
the Italian throw UP his hands ana
fall Believing that the man was try
ing 10 trick him the officer advanced
cautiously ana when close enough, saw
that Disabatino was apparently life
less.
Suicide Was Jealous Of Woman.
Hahn had just asked p. A. Travis. an
aged negro. when he had seen Disabati-
no, when on looking in the wood. he
saw tho fugitive running further into the
wood
The bullet which the Italian sent into
his head caused instant death Ho had
placed the muzzlo Of the revolver to his
right ear and sent bullet crashing
through his brain. While Travis. guard
ed the body Hahn reported the shooting
TO the police station.
In addition TO the revolver. DiSabatino
carried a dagger with blade eight inch
es long. The body was brought TO the
morgue and later turned over to an un-
dertaker TO be buried. Nearly SIC was
found on the body.
Several scraps OF paper with writing
on them. a piece OF fresh bread and a
piece Of bologna wero also found in the
mans pockets. ono OF tho notes was a
sort OF Will. as It directed that the st5
be sent to the mans daughter in Italy
The other papers referred 10 Mrs. NUE.
zano. All were written In Italian and
when translated showed that Dksaba-
tino had spent much Of his time Mon
day night IN writing tho notes on what
ever scraps Of paper he could nnd.
He said he killed Mrs. Muzzano be-
cause he was jealous Of her. Ho de-
olarsd she had disgraced her husband
He said he loved her better than he did
his own daughter but that she had
brought death upon herself Wherever
no referred 70 tho woman in his notes
no always prcnxcd q vile name TO hers.
II was evident from his writing that the
man was insanely jealous Of the wo-
man.
DiSabatino was stone mason and was
employed by A. s. Reed and Bro. COM
pany. He was also a musician and was
member OF the local Italian band.
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL

Cast Iron Pipe declared regular quar-
.eiiy 'ly JlViaenu "a per cent. on Preferred.
November %. 0oiu
November meetings OF Union Pacific
and Southern Paclnc directors Will bs
neld Tomorrow. Dividend declations are
que on common stocks Of both. Consid-
erable intert has been manifested aas to
the probable action on Southern Pacific.
~ may be asserted on good authorize
that there VIII be no advance in the rate
at present.
C. /. Hudson & Co. stated at noon
Stocks had a weak undertone all the
morning We are likely to got occa-
sional rebounds, but technical conditions
warrant lower prices. If we read the sit
uaton correctly. We have had all OF
the Increased dividends we are likely to
get IN the near future, IN our opinion.
we are so near the session OF Congress
that many will want to adopt a cautious
policy. We hear that leading railroads
th1nk the same and are disposed 10
restrict purchases Of materials until they
see what Congress will do about rates
and capitalization limitation schemes.
Here Is a check to industry which II will
pay to watch closely"
Evening journal., 1909-11-10
Now . save Flns washlnr nl.hsa.

Very few housewives realize the
mount of time they spend In the year
lust dishwashing. although they do ap-
preciate its tiresome routine. However.
IL handled in a systematic way this
task would not take one-half as long
or be one-half as disagreeable. Have
plenty OF towels and hot water. Scrape
the dishes clean as possible and those
most soiled should be rinsed IN hot or colo
water before putting In the dish pan
White of egg, golatine and similar SUD-
stances. should be removed from dishes
With cold water. Greasy foods require
hot water. Cover the dishes with hot
water. IN which a tablespoonful OF Cold
Dust washing powder has been dis
solved. This is more convenient and effective
nan soap. Wash. rinse IN clean. warm "ater
and drJ.