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the south by the Detroit river.
Miss Gertrude wayson. Cottage Grove..............
MISS stella mason 1875 Enge. ..............
Miss Kathleen Royal 332 ST Clair.
Miss Anna Quinn sos Fischer.
Miss Clara Ahl, 81 Leach.
Miss Hazel Beymer. ss5 Hurlbut. .................
Miss Olive Hogg. s5s Van Dyke .......... .
Miss Martha Hermann. 3sl Townsend. ...........
Miss Edith Craig. 222 Field. ..........
Mrs. VIM II. Brazel. ISL Pennsylvania . :. : :. :
Miss Lucy Fallot re Lillibridge. .......' :
Miss Erma Leavins Lilibrdge. ........,....
Miss Susie Livingston, s6i Cadillac
Miss Cora O'Neil, $40 -
MIS- VIM. BetzoJdt. e5b Cadillac Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs Geo. Engle 43s Pennsylvania. ..............
MRS. ~ Braun, ISL Pennsylvania ...................
MIS- VIM Hartner 59S Pennsylvania ................
Miss Hazel ST clair. Lllllbridge 80. - =
MISS Julia Barron 1892 Mack.
Miss Mary Russell sol Cadillac .................
Miss Minnie Newman 474 Pennsylvania
Mrs. A. Brand, 700 Sheridan - - -
Mrs. p. Ehrler, e2T Sheridan.
Miss Nette Prendergast. 357 Fischer. ....,'.....
Miss Fay Seibert. sol TownseAd
Miss May Akin. 722 Sheridan. - - - :
Miss stella Lynch, 122 Sheridan
Miss Edith L. Mathis, asa Fischer ,......... . =
Miss Anna O'Bren 2Os4 Jefferson = -
Miss Florence Hart. 1880 Jefferson =
Mrs Charlotte Smith. 1887 Champlain -
Miss II Holmes. l1s Bewlck ............
Miss Catherine oartner 5T2 Field .......,......
49, 49, ~"'""Sf So i|cih"y .
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DISTRICT FOUR-Continued.

Miss Grace Barber, 235 Nineteenth ..............
Mrs Maggie Gates Fort W........................
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Miss Fearl Brostean. 269 Twentieth
Miss Lotte Woodward 142 Sixteenth.
Miss Minnie Zenert 3l5 Howard ,..................
Miss Clara BrosteAn. 269 Twentieth
Miss Evelyn Grard 54S Palms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss Bertha BSrLerck S22 Vinewood.
Miss Catherine Ketay. Twelfth.
MISS 5tlen -tourtn.
Miss Laura Ecker. $40 Vermont ........,......
Miss Lolita Broadbridge, sos Vtnewood
Miss Ethel Chase. 2b1 Hubbard Observation-Disclosures.
Miss AGA II. Collins. Az Campau.
MISS Mare Mltcnell, I'll
.
Miss Nellie Lane S27 Nineteenth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mrs May Cook. 203 Brandon.
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Mrs. Campbell 355 Clark NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss Mabel Taylor. Ill Lacrosse
MISS morn SZu Nlnewood
Miss f. Stapeton sl4 Twenty fourth. ..............
Miss Anna NJ Roach. 1853 Twenty fourth. =.
Miss Inez r. Covert 422 Fnewood ...............
Miss Anna Parsons AGO Toledo. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Mcna Lockwood 464 Vnewood :...........l
Miss Grace Seinbrecher 241 Twenty third
Mrs. Henry Matthews 494 Baker Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Lille Wolf 7ss Baker.
Mrs. VIM. F. Davies so Sixth.
Miss Mary Iadue Lafayette blvd, .............
Mrs Joseph Harris. 305 Mchg an ,................
Miss Sarah Mitchell. 572 Porter.
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DISTRICT NINE-Continued.

Miss Mary Rider Warren.
Mrs. Anna Mieke. lso Hale. ....................
Miss Gertrude Rose, s35 McDougaii ................
MISS Esa Scnuman. tbl MACK
Miss Elizabeth Wolf IS Moran .....................
MISS fiattle Scnultz zEo
Miss Minnie Herr. 134s Baldwin .................
Miss Matthias Lang, s5S Grand Blvd. E.............
Mrs. Ernest Schmidt. 1877 Hale.
Mise Lizzie Heuer. 1873 0randy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miss Gertie Kerschner 753 Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Adam j. stock. 22 Thompson Court.
Miss A Keahn, 1909 McDouga1. .....................
Miss Razella Sikorsk TAO Frederick. .............-
Mrs A Barnowsky, 1855 Grand Blvd. E.........,....
Mrs J. Him.. 633 Mitchell
Mrs G. Maui 1870 Grand Blvd E....................
Miss Lixzie Bennett. 1918 Mcclellan. ...............
Miss Nettie Paulson. 375 Cooper.
Miss Edith Marsh, 1916 Crane Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Elizabeth Nehls 1855 Superior. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Bertha Deiss $50 Bellevue.
Mrs. John Ryerson 1884 Concord. .................
MISS Mary kalmbash, 1877 jos Campau.
Miss Mayme thinner, 1914 Gratiot.
MISS wary slJ Theodore..
Miss Mary Fairfield Ss5 Jos. Campau
Mrs. Frank Adams ITO Robins. .....................
Miss Clara Mildahn. 1875 Illinois.
Mrs Frank s Bliss $50 Piuuette. observation-disclosures.
Mrs T.. NJ. 1895 Jos Campau. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss H. Strohschen. 1877 Piuuette Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Nellie l.. Jackson, 1855 Bellevue.
Miss Elizabeth Ktnser, ISL Mitchell. ...............
Miss Nellie Combs. 1919 Jos. Cafnpau.
Miss Annie Brooks sO4 Pennsylvania ...............
Mrs Martin Dannecker. $50 Mitchell. ............
Mrs John Ioewen. 1915 Medbury. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs chss Williams. 7ss Illinois ..............
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Miss Hazel Chaplain. SOS Pennsylvania.
Mss Madge Henry. s15 Mcclellan. ..........
MISS Florence Howell 80 Emmons
Miss Oerite Goetz. Emmons
MISS Edith Fassnaoht. i4i9 Mack ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mrs Chas. bloom Fischer
MIS- Coriette Boss. 1899 Gratot -.
MISS Anna Goetsch. SOS Mcclellan. ........
Miss Mhdge Hennng. si5 Mcclellan
NJ. u,td. tins ~ iSeiIeFue.
Miss Edith Well. 1877 Helen. .......... -
Mrs. j. Trombly. 1i24 Sheridan $500
Miss Emma Nitt Gratiot. ...........
Mrs Henry wurm. 1916 Gratiot ...... = - -
Mrs Martha Cufrier. 973 Van Dyke. ..'...... -.
Mrs Herman link. 72s Erskine .........'...
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Miss Eva Crane 953 Vnewood. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miss Alice Schlickenmeyer 953 Scotch.
Mrs louise Erase, lS5 Jackson ..............
Mrs j. II. Sanderson, 1898 Warren W...............
Mrs l. j. Burns. 1I94 Kirby W....................-.
Mrs w. +. Mligan, 1l44 Hudson.
Mrs Robert Wright. 60 Hooker. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Felicia Crawford. 1o4 Maybury.
Miss Emma Brooks. 405 sixteenth.
Miss Alice Needhau. 76T Humboldt. .................
Miss Lulu Dean zoo Warren W.....,................
Miss Evelyn Hickey. $50 Linden Observation-Disclosures.
Miss J." WiJccszak. 500 Thirty fourth.
Miss Carter. 100 Warren W.......................
Mrs VIM. Glyn. 1li5 Warren Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Clara Ruhlman. 1898 Ninewood
Miss Lucy Davis rs: Roosevelt
Miss Edna Robinson 733 Roosevelt ...............
Miss Edna Jones S22 Milwaukee W..................
Miss Cora Macdonald 333 Roosevelt .,.............
Mrs Charles Rcardsec. jSl Roosevelt.
Mrs Stevenson. So Sylvan.
Mrs T.. Padheld 5li McGraw. ...-..................
Miss Blanche Ellsworth. $50 Myrtle ................
Miss Amelia Paray. l3s Thirty-ffth Observation-Disclosures.
Miss q. j. Ktnniburgh, III Magnolia ................
Miss z. A. wick. 1852 Warren W....................
Miss Ella Garnsey, l1ni Twenty third ...............
Miss Elona Andre. 725 Roosevelt Observation-Disclosures.
Chas Yates 73S humboldt.
Miss Alice +. MeedEam ,67 Humboldt. .............
Mites Mary Stnson, 1923 Grand NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss Teetzel 1917 Roosevelt
Mrs Roy Hanna. l246 Nnewood. ...................
Miss Margaret Council 5e5 Wesson
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Miss Edna w. Seaman. 24s Forest w................
Miss Mary A. Mitchell 81 Brainard. ............... .
Miss Abbie b. Gray, IL Aiexancrine E...............
Mrs. Frances A. Merritt, II Columbia w ........... .
Mrs. Alice c. Leonard. So Avery Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Mabel A. Rogers. 346 High NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mrs. Josie L. Richmond 439 Trumbull .............
Mrs. Minnie Mcdaniel, loo Enzabeth
Miss Emma Decker. 493 Fourth Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Maud Gates. $50 Wood ward. ..,..............
Miss Mabel Russell 24s Forest Observation-Disclosures. j
Mrs. Edward Warner. 459 Cass. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss HARRIET Callahan, "a Henry. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Laura Young 433 Cass. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Claudia Parker 5o4 Grand River ..............
Miss Cora Frazier $50 Cass Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Jennie Sherman. All Third Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Annabee McTawn 60e Third go. ..............
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DISTRICT SEvEN-Continued.

Miss Hattie Kaier. 269 Berlin.
Mss Ma Smith toS clinton .
Miss Laura SULLIVAN ns So Bellevue mHssn
Mis- i i5snf s w2Iiirath, III sherman
Miss Bantha Bentien, ST. Macomb. ,..........,.....
Mss lea Schroeder, 2s Antietam ................ j
Nj: s Enna ba s.nins S s
Mss Minnie schnlkesky. .ss Arndt.
MSs sdrcI Morrisette. s76 BELLEVUE.
MISS Louise Adams. l22 Grand Blvd. E.............
Mrs Anrea Pr0 Wspa a.. 81 ao4 A Isn:o
MISS Martha Richter 1855 Meldrum ..................
s ss t Hiilisn hhroWn az Maple
Mss Ida Studer % Heidelberg. .................
Miss Elsie oSeldsnpfennng, IS Heidelberg. .........
Miss Stella De Caussin ia Preston ..............
Miss EDITH varian TAG Bellevue Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Nellie Corcoran. 1919 Chafiplain.
Miss Harrett Youhsbiood 4t2 St Aabin. .
MISS MARY l. Palmer: 900 Champlain. ..............
MISS Mildred McDougsll l27 Clinton. ................
M Mas Theresa Redden ss7 Fort ...........
Miss Eas aef sak sHI SIS f ST. GGnfne''
MISS Theresa kerwn 46S Concord. .................
MISS Bettha orke gin bellevue.
Miss Deah Roberts 375 Fort E.....................
Miss Epsy Coyne 1853 JEFFERSON. ..................
Miss Iora Lyons 104 Macomb Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Jessie Mccaiium 62s Congress E..............
Mss Torinne krsmsrs sss Bellevue.
Miss Harriet oDea 4as Helen
Nj: A Anna p DaTs ss sse
Mrs Julia Jones 406 st. Aubin.
Ma Mass feSeH tn,e i eEi "nsra.
Miss Ida Domino. 49s Congress Observation-Disclosures
Mrs Adoph Fricke. 4is Catherine ...............
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Miss Ruth Person 1i3 Atkinson Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Helen Wade. 70 Atkinson. s.............'.
Miss Enid Jewell 81 Milwaukee Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Ldna Winckler. 20 Hecla.
Mrs. Lou Mcdowell 210 Pngree Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Clara Craig 4s7 Merrick ...................
Miss f. Nav Coopo, 433 Lincoln. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Mary Mitchell. Ala Commonwea lth
Miss WinoJere Coope. 453 Lincoln. ................
Miss Jessie Buchanan. 1904 Brooklyn
Miss Mary f. Camp. 1885 Brooklyn ................
Miss Sophia Bachuan 4l2 Putnam. ,..............
MISS vera Barber, 4bs Merrlck
Miss Queen Jessop 505 Putnam.
Miss Amy Straith. % Euclid W.....................
Miss Marjoris Stafford 402 Kirby W.................
Miss Flossie Rabbit 1905 Second
Miss Elaine Marshall. 409 Commonwealth.
Miss Pearl Lhrkin. 964 Greenwood.
Miss Inez Swain. 1874 Brooklyn.
Miss Ada Northman. 1876 stanley.
Miss Edna Van Galow Mcrrick Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Mildred Martin. 49s Common wealth.
Miss Bessie Mcbride IO6 Vermont. .................
Miss Catherine Reynolds 10 Blaine. ...............
Miss Margaret Gould III KIRBY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mrs Nettie Schoenherr 17S Bethune W.............
Miss Flpssie Sands. 81 Delaware.
Mrs Lillian Holster: sl5 Kirby W................
Miss Isabella Taylor b5i Lincoln
Miss Fife Fisher, 2033 Woodward.
Miss Naude Z. Gibson. POI Putnam .............
Miss y ortenbdrger. iss CoHinwood ..........
Miss Adaline NJ Grelling, Sos7 Grand Blvd W..
Mrs Elmo Hardy. 1890 Sixteenth. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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DISTRICT SEVEN.

Comprising all territory bounded by
Woo6v on the north by Gratiot and Mack
aves., n by East Grand blvd, and ON the
south Detroit river
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Mrs Otto Huck. s2i oratiot.
Mrs VIM f. Cole. t7t Beaubien NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mrs. j. W. Johnson. lef Benton. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Matilda Brown Library Park hotel ...........
Mrs Nellie Lincoln Ia Winder. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Frances Gerhart. 7T3 Antoine.
Miss Anna Muscovick. 34s High
Miss Mary Reuter- go Brady. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs Paul Gehrke 51s ST Aubin.
Miss Gr,ca juterpSsk oratiot
Mas Miss Elsie Elsie Eichler 80 Division
Miss sadie freedman sOs Montcaim n
Miss Miss SABINE Ssis sI Haas az Illinois
Mrs. Edna NJ Howard rs Aiexandrine b.
Miss Miss k MaSsi F PepHn. sGs
Mss France: Mitchell Edmund place
Miss julia e Fisher IS Woodward Terrace
MISS MISS e Mars sentoG $50 %
Miss Ae aaf s ,s7 nansCeS
Mss Ssrruae tammins los John
Miss Margaret ortman Sls Division. ..............
Miss Marian Armstrong SIS John R.................
Miss Hso n" s" Gilbert 81 wide %iSGer
Miss Miss M Maad s seSns9n Oi s1 Iohn
Miss Lulu Merritt IS MOntcam
May xaasn .,e Warren
MIS- Ms: b beRs Es sans 10 10 x MiaSS
Miss MISS Esta sreen 1'f la IA Adams qoPa
Mss Ms: A As: f faSssl $50 A Rfssh
Mss Kahn b.; a,7 HsnsGGck ....................
Miss Lillian B. stewart % GARFIELD ..............
Miss Miss Henrieta a. oSye sss Ja srurR
Mis- E Mram uoaman xaeaSe
Miss Ruth Warren 2i$ Hancock r ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mrs Frank Renshsw, So St Antoine.
Mrs B.rtnS sshse Roach Zoo Forest r
Miss wnhemina STANCE sss Rvard. .................
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DISTRICT NINE.

Comprising MI territory bounded on the west by
Chcne-st, ON the north ny the city limits ON the
east By tn. city limits, the south nv Gruot
To Mack and Msck-aves -
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Who Put Forth Emerge

w Observation-Disclosures - - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a mnmma -
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DISTRICT ONE.

Comprising NIL territory bounded the east by
ardnve the north the city limits, the
the city limits, Sailebivd. and Sixteenth
st. and the south by warren-ave.
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DISTRICT TWO.

Comprising nil territory bounded the east by
sixteenth-st. q n city limits the
west by the ct - limits the south by Miehi-
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DISTRICT EIGHT.

Comprising all territory bounded N the west by
East Grand-bfvd. the north by ck-av aud
the city limits ON the by city limits and ON
the south by the Detroit river.
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DISTRICT SIX.

Comprising all territory bounded the west by
WOodward-ave, the north by Warrea-ave- the
by Chene- st., and the south by Cratiot-ave
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DISTRICT THREE.

Comprising NIL territory bounded the east by
Junction-aye., the north by Michigan-ave. the
by the city Inits mud o south by the
Detroit
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Comprising NIL territory bounded the east ny
Junction-ave. the north by Michigan the
west by the city limits. mud the south By the
Detroit river.
Mrs. John Klebba Campbell.
Miss Mazie Gulley, 81 Rogers,
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy. 240i Jefferson w..........
Miss Evelyn Foley, 260 Carter.
Mrs 8. Mcmillan. 1l9 DIX.
siiss Auhi's
Miss Helen Daley, 7o3 Cavalry,
MISS Josephine Susyski l1Ol Junction
Miss Ella Pegler, 1870 Campbell
Miss Evelyn Rutherford. 500 Military. ..............
Miss Ella Seinke. SOC Dix
Mrs EdYn Atkinson. 1874 Rathbone ................
sire.
Mrs Alice Stapsh AZ Tterkimer. .................
Miss Iavna Parsons, 2s8 Dearborn. ...............
MISS Iva stowe 4i4 Dragon
Mrs p Ehrentrant 244 Blackstone. .................
Miss Marcclla Miller. 22iz West Jerfer
MISS stella a Rowe, 377 Military Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Pearl Kuhn. 1887 Fort
Miss Clare Moran. 23sO Fort W....................
DISTRICT FOUR.
Comprisins oil territory bounded on the east by
Woodward ave- on the north by Michiga IN al
Detroit river.
MISS Eva Kern b9l Michigan.
Mrs Sarah Waterland. 1855 Abbott. ........
Mise Lucille Foex. 35i Hubbard
Miss Ida Barber gas Nineteenth
Miss Louisa Wagintz Sill Twenty fifth -.
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DISTRICT FOUR.

The prizes Will be awar
ditions OF the contest.
Any woman resident OF
The ballots 10 determine
ton and single ballots will b
the ballots Issued for subscriT
The nomination ballots "
votes on nomination ballots.
The special ballots Will e,
for votes according TO the FOL
new subscriptions twice the n
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-09
VETS WIN CONTEST.
Judge Kelly Held That "Drys" Had
No standing la Court.

Bristol. Tenn. Aug. 9-Judge
Kelly rendered a sweeping decision.
which hadrly leates the drys a leg
to stand on. IN the local option cleo
ton test they have beea prosecuting
here.
In an opinion OF some twenty-five
closely typewritten pages Judge Kelly
holds that the drys cannot go into
the question OF the alleged payment
OF the poll taxes Of votes hy the vets.
He says that they had two remedies
for the alleged fraud before the cleo
ton. and as they know as much then
las thew did afterward and then failed
to avail themselves of every remedy,
they cannot now come into court and
assail the correctness OF the treas
urer's list OF persons who personally
paid their poll taxes, as required by
Jaw.
He says the court must now pro
sumo that ali Of the officers OF the
election, as well as the treasurer and
clerk. did their duties and evidence
can not now be introduced to oontro-
vert that presumption.
The decision IS pronounced by law
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-09

Louisville, Ky. Aug. 9.-Fifty
delegates en- route to their various
homes from the national convention
OF the Knights of Columbus, which
has lust adjourned at Mobile, regis
tered last night at the Louisville ho-
tel TO rest after one of the most ex-
tensive and unique excursions ever
made to a convention. The party was
made up of delegates from New York
Massachusetts Connecticut, Pennsyl-
vania and Canada, and made the trip
90 the Mobile convention in charge of
a tourist company of Boston by wa
ter, and are returning by rail.
When the party, including over a
hundred delegates from the New Eng
land states. left their homes they left
with the intention of taking in a
sightseeing trip and enjoying gen
eral good time, as we'll as attending
to their duties at the convention
They left New York on the chartered
steamer Comus on July 2S, and reach
ed New orleans August 2, and the
next day were IN Mobile. 10 which
place they went by rail They are re-
turning home by rail. and II is their
purpose to stop at all Of the places
of interest on the return trip.
They arrived at Mammoth Cave
Friday morning and took in the
sights, and came to Louisville last
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-09
PROBABLE MURDER
DESPERATELY WOUNDED
AND UNCONSCIOUS.
Husband Under Arrest-Hiad Beaten
Her Cruelty Many Timcs-She
Appealed 10 Friends.

Cairo, H., Aug. "a mysterious
assault, which may turn out TO be a
murder, was reported TO the police
early yesterday morning by Henry
Salzner, a photographer at 1903 Com
mercial avenue, the victim being
Salzner's wife, Mrs. Mary Salzner.
The husbands story was that Mrs.
Salzner had been assaulted by some
one at her home, 210 Sixteenth
street, during his absence. The po-
lice went 20 the house and found the
woman In an unconscious state, lying
on a pallet made on the floor. She
was bleeding from a wound on the
side Of her head made by some blunt
instrument, which had cut through
her ear and into the scalp behind the
ear, also fractured or indented the
skull The circumstances and what
they heard from neighbors led Chief
Egan to believe that Salzner himself
might have been the assailant and he
ordered Salzner TO be held in jail
pending further Developments.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-09
PETROsINo's SLAYER?
Postoffice Inspectors Believe They
Have Man.

Washington. Aug. 9.-Postoffice
Inspector J. +. oldfeld, who has
been rounding up members Of the
black hand in Ohio. believes that two
of the Italians captured in the raid
last June may be implicated in the
assassination of Joseph PetrosinO.
lieutenant OF the New York police,
the Palermo, Italy, March IL last.
Oldfeld said today he and other
inspectors on the case have unearth-
ed a mass of evidence of the most
remarkable sort showing the close
connection of the black hand of the
middle west with that in Italy; ex-
hibiting the workings of the order
here and abroad and giving probably
the most comprehensive view of the
Vaccinations of the Sicilian Grim
inals that any sleuth have ever OBJ
tanned.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-09
INDEPENDENTS R
BEAT BROOKPORT
ILLINOIS LADS PUT TWO MEN IN
THE BOX.
Wallersteins Win Hard Fought
Game From the Il. Il.
Hooks.
AT LEAGUE PARK GROUNDS

The Independent team of Paducah
used the mop good and heavy yester-
day afternoon on the Brookport
team over on the Illinois soil by a
score of 10 to 2. Brookport tried
two twirlers but the second man in
the box for them was better than the
first for the Independents and they
piled up score after score until the
Illinois boys wore a sad look. The
feature of the game was the pitching
of McChesney for the Independents.
He held the Illinois bunch down so
bad until the locals felt sorry and
put in Taylor to give them a chance.
They failed to rally.
McChesney struck out about ~
men and Block worked I'm his usual
good style behind the bat. For the
Brookport team Rush pitched the
first six innings and was replaced by
Railmeyer. Taylor twirled the last
two innings for the Paducah boys.
What should have been a home run
was the three base hit or Henne-
berger for the locals. He struck out
a long drive and crossed three
bases. Thinking he could make il
home and ran and slid for the plate,
but he failed to get up enough mo-
|mentum and stopped within two feet
of IL. He was tagged out before he
could recover himself. Williams did
good work with the saplin as did
all the rest of the local players do
credit to themselves. F
The Independents were accom-
panied 10 Brookport by delegation
of about so rooters. There was a
crowd of about 500 at the game,
about 200 women. The In
dependents are figuring for game
with Benton for next Sunday and
will try TO get the club 10 come 10
Paducah for the game. II they will
not the Independents will probably
go to Dawson Springs for a game
with the team of that place.
The line-ups yesterday were:
Observation-Disclosures, Block; v
McChesney; ID, Taylor; %, Good
man; IS. Robertson; 3b. Cooper; H.
Williams; CT, Murray; RI, Henne-
berger.
Brookport-Catcher. Doyle; p
Rush; 1b,. Smith; 2b. Woodwork
IS, Railmeyer; CD. Stevenson; II
johnson; Of, Busby; RI. Curlock.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-09
American Cities waste water.

It appears from facts collected by
Allen Hagen that the amount of
water consumed in American cities
is enormously greater than that con
sumed in English cities. Yet our
great towns are continually enlarg-
ing their supplies. New York con-
sumes 129 gallons daily per inhabi-
tant; Boston, Isl gallons; Chicago
1870 gallons. and Pittsburgh, 25O
gallons per head. Yet London and
Liverpool are not reputed to be dirty
cities. but rather the contrary. Mr.
Hagen thinks that probably half the
water supplied 10 American cities
there are ten of these cities where
the demand exceeds 100 gallons per
heads wasted, and some English
authorities appear TO agree with him
Youths Companion.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-09
is GRANTED DIVORCE.
Wife of Foxhall +. Keene, Millionaire
Turfman, Abandoned.

Lexington. KY. Aug. 9.-It devel-
oped today that a decree of absolute
divorce was granted in the Fayette
county court here on July 10 Mrs.
Mary Lawrence Keene from Foxhall
p. Keene. the New York millionaire
turfmanf the grounds being abandon
ment. About a year ago Keene came
to the Castleton stock farm here and
established a residence, and later
entered suit for divorce. Mrs. Keene
entered her appearance and after
wards filed a petition alleging aban-
donment. Proof was taken entirely
by deposition. local attorneys repre-
senting both parties.