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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-15
MRS. BROKAW
STILL ON STAND
HUSBAND ORDERED HER NOT TO
ASSOCIATE WITH MRS. GOULD.
Denies She Ever Said She Wanted
Divorce From Husband 10 Mar
ny Another Man.
BUNNIE WELLS Is MENTIONED

New York, Dee. 15.-Prospects of
further rapid-fire questioning by the
counsel for her husband did not APP
pear TO worry Mrs. Mary Blair Bro
lkaw when she appeared In court at
Mineola, L. l., today for her fifth
successful day on the witness stand
in the trial OF her suit for a separa-
ton from her millionaire husband,
, W. Gould Brokaw. Mrs. Brokaw's
eyes were bright and twinkling as
ever, and she wore her customary
self possessed air as. fashionably
gowned, she entered the court room
and consulted for a moment with her
lawyer.
Mrs. Brokaw said that on two &C.
casions she had cabled from Paris
for money with which TO pay her
travelling expenses.
at is not true that | ever said
that / wanted to get a decree OF d.
vorce from my husband so that
could marry another man." replied
Mrs. Brokaw sharply 30 one OF Mr..
McIntyre's interrogations.
Counsel asked Mrs. Brokaw IL her
husband had not on an occasion
walked into her room and. laying
flowers down on her bed, remarked
that he would rather be putting flow
ers on her conn. The witness had
no recollection OF such an incident.
LH4e messages by telegraph In
steal of telephone came prominently
into play when Mrs. Brokaw was at
Great Neck and her husband was in
the south. In these messages Mrs.
Brokaw said she swas keeping her
promises" and was Every good" and
not infrequently the kilograms con-
eluded with Glove" or much love-
Mrs. Brokaw was Intercepted
about a house party at Great Neck,
at which Mrs. Frank Could was a
guest. She said her husband order
ed her not to associate with Mrs.
Gould. There were nervous agita-
tons by the wteness when question
cd about "Bunnie' Wells, who at
tended the house party. Mrs. Bro
kaw said she did not know Mr.. Wells
very well.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-15
PEORIA THBATER Is BURNED.
Plant of Evening journal Located Ia
Bufldins Alsn DESTROYED

Peoria. ILL.,, Dec. 15.-The Grand
opera house, In which is located the
Peoria Evening Journal. is burning
ard probably will be a total loss.
The total losses are more than
5000, 900, partly covered by insur.
ance. The theater is the heaviest
loser, with no insurance. The Jour.
nails losses are completely covered
The building was owned by the First
National bank.
Thirty prisoners in the county Jail
across the alley from the burning
building, were removed by single
turnkey The Jail was endangered
for half hour until the blaze was
controlled on that side. One man
was seriously injured.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-15
Violating Articles Of War.

When IS the putting on and taking
on of trousers violation of the
twenty-flrst article OF war?
Answer: When your superior off,
Ger tells you to put them on or take
them OF and you don't do 1t.
If you don't believe this is true,
ask Private Fred Bremund, OF the
One Hundred and Sixth company,
coast artillery corps, who is now Ian
gushing in the military prison at
Alcatraz Island. California. where he
will continue to langulsh for the next
six months. After serving this SEN
tence Private Bremund will cease to
be one OF Uncle Sans regulars and
VIII get dishonorable discharge.
The a,ofr of .fr>os1nnrn 49, - rnnk
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-15
Republicans Win In spain.

Madrid. Dec. 1.-THE complete
returns OF the municipal elections
which were held throughout Spain
yesterday show that in Madrid the
new council will be made up Of 2G
Republicans and Socialists, IL LIB
erals and 4 Conservatives.
The Republicans carried the day
in Barcelona. San Sebastian and II
other large cities. The Conservatives
were victorious only in four places
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-15
For Naval StatiOn.

Washington, Dec. ia supple
mentary estimate Of 100000 for
the purchase of thousand small
arms and the equipment and a bat
terry Of eight landing gunboys for the
instruction of apprentice seamen at
the Great Lakes Naval Training sta
ton at North Chicago, was submit
ted to the house today by the navy
department.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-15
For Central Bank.

Washing ton. Dec. ia bill pro-
viding for a Central bank at Wash
ington with branches in several cit
les. was introduced today by Repre-
sentative Pormeo.
The bank is to have capital of
500. 900 900, three-fifths Of which
will be sIbscribed through the issue
of fifty-year gold bonds. the remain
ing two-6fths TO be offered TO the ma
tional banks.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-15
pennaut Awarded.

New York, Dec. 15.-The dlrec-
tors of the American League today
awarded the 1909 pennant to Detroit
The meeting of both the National
and American League members was
postponed until tomorrow.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-15
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnlne, the
world wide Cold and Grip removes
cause. Call for full name. Look for
signature. Il. w. GROVES, 25c.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-15

Harry Beresford, who is touring a
second season by general request in
his great comedy success, "Who's
Your FTiend?" which appears at the
Kentucky theater 'on Christmas day,
related story OF his earlier days to
Ia party of friends.
There have been times" said he,
when have shed real tears" "Ah,
when you have been really in SYM
pathy with the part you were play
Iing?" suggested one of the company
l''No; il was when / was a struggling
and had my own
money in the show" replied the droll
comedian, with a touch of remem-
brance in his tone.
o. B. Griffith VIII be here tonight
with the Griffith Hypnotic Comedy
company. In his latest success he
presents delightful, finished and
highly amusing entertainment that
creates continued laughter from start
to finish. The young man who was
put to sleep Monday morning by
Professor Grifith to sleep a period of
thirty-six hours. will be removed to
the stage OF the Kentucky theater al
$3.50 p. m. and awakened before the
audience at the commencement OF
the performance and his every action
explained IN detail. One lady will be
admitted free tonight If accompanied
by one paid ticket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
TACOMA SOCIETY GIRL is
HELD I'M BONDAGE

TACOMA. Jan. 81 BY q. = N
startling story revealing the fact
that Miss Dora sausageot. a young
Tacoma society girl and an nc.
complished musician. IL held in
practical bondage IN a small vii
Iage IN the Alps. was brought ~
light to-day. wheu Joshua Klein.
distinguished appearing German.
vas arrested and locked up IA ghe
county iail on a warrant charging
assault With intent 10 commit mur.
der.
The warrant was sworn a. by
Mrs Dorss. sl,,,ss.s.s-srt-.ras T frirnd ar
SaSIYageot, mother % Dora.
and the alleged attack was made
In the latter's home on y zsnd Il
last Night. when Klein had refused
to aid the distracted mother IN her
efforts to secure She return OF her
daughter
Several months ago Miss sauva.
geot. accompanied BY Miss Rose
karasek. also of Tacoma. went 10
Vienna to study music. While the
young ladies wcre there. Klein be.
came acquainted with MFs sauga.
geot. who Il a widow. and learned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
IS HELD FOR
THEFTS II.

Joe Miller. thought 10 hc oneI pf
the most clover hotel thieves lu
the country. was arrested last nifht
az Tho Stevens hotel BY nctectifr
Fred Phillips Of the United states
Detective agency
For the past three years tlAH
mas Ia thought To have been opor
ating in an the best hotels nlong
the Pacific coast always under The
name. Joe Miller and De- held on
suspicion OF rOhhorlon recently per
pctratod az The Palace, Rainier
Grand aud stevens hotels Va Seat.
tlc. the nonneliy "a fncoma and
the Hotel spokane Ma spokane.
inAnmnph aa man answering the
description at the man arrested last
night. and who has always signed
his nnmr az JOS miller, has let each
nf these hotels the morning after the
ihefts were reported Phillips IN SURE
That hs "a the man. Miller was seen
last uigth tn lehNe his room and then
50 down HfairH. where Il ia presumed
chat he passed over n wallet con
taininK SIS that the man reports
missing 60 "a confederate
Whau MiileFa room vas searched
not thing Was found Va u To cast
anY suspicion nn him ~ police
headquarters hv refuses Geo make
auy statement whatever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

ARE WORRYING
ABOUT CASE

Case ought 20 look out Tor him
tslf. fhey'H throw that pay roll bus
mess up to him az the next political
campaign"
This Is one Of the views expressed
Ia the county commissioners office
81 nj empioye Of the county com
missloners this morning. when dis
GUESSING the newly drawn up pay
roll. ag submitted by County Audi.
tor Case TO the commissioners yes
serday
Case II apparently not worrying
about his Job after the next cam
paign. but apparently Is attempting
10 save the county some money
The pay roll a. submitted b. Case
will mean q saving to King county
OF about 5000 per year
n Is the intention Of Case 10 see
that every man who works under
him earns his salary, and that the
political "hauger-On" can no longer
look to the county for pittancc.
The commissioners yesterday
made this brilliant" inquiry OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

sister expecting 10 mad bertha
and kamenenixky there. intending
20 kill both tint bernard was not
there
= am sorry. dear. bernard has
not come said Anna Were he
here NC might all so together As
q u. ouiy you and ! will 50. Fare.
eel dear
Trusting ont the revolver she
shot Bertha In the breast She ia
COW towering between llfe and
death Anna then put the revolver
against her own body and fired She
lived bui a short while
kamcuetEky and iiertha Yahion.
Nky aay they have only pity and
love for the msmory ~ Anna Ras
binuyitch They viii be- married n
nsftha RECEIVERS and euilahufata 10
finish the rovei ~ their former an.
happy companion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
c. M. AND ST. P. GETS
FRANCHISE in BALLARD

The corporations committee today
d. lded ~ grant franchises 20 the
Chicago. Milwaukee a 81 Paul rail
way covering the stub ends - streets
iu Ballard. where ~ d Intended Go
erect freight terminals and maintain
spur tracks.
The railway company Will n ia
claimed. expcnd 100000 or more in
improving the ground which n mas
acquired on the Ballard waterfront
and In developing the portions ~
those streets vacated in the fran
rhiHna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
TO REPORT ON
GARBAGE ISSUE

A report relating 10 the garbage
issue viii be submitted 10 the cor
poratiuns committee ~ the city
council within the next two weeks
BY A. V Bpuillon, superintendent OF
the department % public utilities
The question Of the report was
raised today when tho committee
held It's regular meeting. but Mr.
Houillon said u would take from 10
to II days more before he would
be IN shape 20 give a complete state
meut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
LIEN is FILED AGAINST
CITY PROPERTY

Complications have arisen re-.
garding the strip ~ land decided 10
the city by Charles Cowan. which
was 70 be used as a public park
through the filing ~ a lien by Paul
Wagner and J r Elliott. for the
recovery Of damages in the sum
Of $500 FOR sidewalks and other
improvements made upon the prop
erty.
The property decided 10 the city
by COwnn adioins Havenna park.
and u was the intention Of the city
70 turn this into blk playground
for the children The lien covered
so lots In COwan's unlyersity Park
addition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
ROB BANK

AAITY. Ore Jan. 27-By y, p
Early today craftsmen entered the
local bank and with drills. dyua-
mite and glycerine prepared
10 wreck the walls ~ steel between
them and several thousand dollars
In gold. currency and iewelry They
secured 1926 In postage stamps.
and are believed to have taken dla-
monds and leweiry to the value Of
several hundred dollars They es-
capped on a handcar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

taRi her daughter was IN Germany
lie LEFT soon after for Europe and
made himself known 90 the girl
AZ an old friend Of their parents
lie told them that he owned ssv.
erai houses Ia Switzerland. and o.
fered them one % the houses. rent
free
Klein. IL Is claimed. has hypnotic
power. and soon had the young
women under his Influence They
complied with hla request and
moved 20 one ~ the cottages.
IN q short slime. AgxsseF nswin
departed for America. and Bnon aft.
erward the girls started for home
but were met ~ the dock IN New
York By Klein. Who took Miss san.
vaReot's railroad ticket away from
her and sent her back 10 the Swiss
home Miss Karasek vas allowed
% return 20 Tacoma.
Last night Klein visited the
mother OF the girl. and upon Yer
praying for the return ~ the Eirl.
the German firnly refused and n.
naily threatened 20 kill the woman.
Klein today appears 10 b. De.
mented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

their companions declared There IL
another lnllnence in nffiulties and
Annas fellow girl anarchists say
she showed 5he first weakness when
she began to lovu kamenetzky An
attraction stronger than intellectual
power drew the young mans ma
u4ge towards her soul sister,
BERTHA Yahionsky Soon the two
we're much Ia each others company
Their condolences excluded Anna.
The sensitive soul II the abnormal
young woman Was stuug 10 the
quick she gaiekiy reached DIES.
parate resolve
The uight after The discovery
Anna Rnbinoyitch bought a Fcxoi
YER. She spent an hour Ia a shoot
ing gallery studying les use True
To her acquired tastes she selected
reading a. the means 10 the great.
est pleasure Just before her death.
Three books we're found on the
her where she lsy and read from
DARK sill daybreak On her last night
The books we're Hamlet. sehll.
ier's The Robbers aud @Sappho
Passages containing bitter philos.
ophy we're marked IN all three
In the morning when Sunday
bells we're ringing the young won.
an started out Oh her mission. She
haHtered 70 the room ~ her soul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

NEW Nuilk. Jam 81 rs q pa-
o. o. Hartman to-day was elected
Co Jho board Of directors ~ The New
York Central q Hudson River rail-
fuad HueCeedin9 Charles g, CLARK,
resigned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Jan. q. 1t
seems very likely today that some
sort Of antialicn--nOt necessarily
anti-Japaneae legislation will be
enacted during this session Of the
Legislature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
LATE NEWS

TORREuN. Mex. Jan ~ Ful
losing shat % said a. have been
a drunksn qunrfri between two
Mexleau catfiemen. tao fancheFH
are dead. a woman aud two chill
dren are fatally shot. and posse
today IA beaded fnf the mountains
Ia pursuit of their assallanta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan q
The THAI Of Col Duncan Cooper
Robin Cooper and John - sharp.
charged With numbering Senator
n W. Carmack. was halted today
BY the hearing 81 charges presented
BY she prosecution for the dlsquaa
fication Of Juror LsiEh
ST louis. No. Jan % Crazsd
or Respondent az the loss of her
husband. who four days ago shot
himself Mrs Rose Hackei today
swallowed poison beside HIS coffin
and died within fes hours
Nackels mother. who lives IN Butte.
Mont. u said 10 be 90 her vay
here
NEW YORK. Jan. 81 Captain
Thomas Fenton OF Standard on
Company steamer. reported to bis
office that be arrived AZ the scene
81 the collision of the Florida aud
Republic. on Nantucket. Saturday
morning AZ 20 O'Clock and that
he could have saved the Republic
by Bleaching her II his aid had not
been refused.
NEW YORK. Jan 27-August
Belmont tho capitalist. was uper
ated on for appendicitis today The
operation was pronounced success
full.
WASHINGTON. Jan. ~ The
senate today confirmed the nomln.
ationa ~ Robert Bacon az secretary
81 state and John G. OIAughlin AZ
assistant secretary Of state
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27-Presi.
dent Roosevelt today sent a special
message TO congress. urging an ap.
preparation for the removal Of the
wreckage OF the battleship Maine
from the Havana harbor. in add
ton to the recommendation Of Gov.
srnor Magoon.
IARsEILLss. Jan. 27B n. y.
The hattleships Nebraska and
Georgia sailed today for Gibraltar
BERLIN. Jan. ~ -By q. p
Cannon doomed. BELLS tolied and the
city appeared Va flags and bunting
today lu honor ~ the b0th birthday
~ Emperor William.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 81
Win EIGHT jurors temporarily ii
the box 10 tyy PatFlrk Calhoun. the
mernlug session today was oecu.
pied In an unayallinE attempt 10
secure additional tentative jurors
Fuurtc0n veuircmcn acre exam.
ined and all were dismissed for
various reaEuuA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

ruE CHICAGO ufsgtT rAulsoRs
900 Eiu~4 AVE,
Wanarffui values In Meas
Tailor Made Nnratlaa for suits
OVafonath CfaNenettes and
trousers A fine new iinn %
dents Furnishings. Hats Caps
aud suit cases Aiso f'atl Dress
suits fnf rent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27

While slaving an day In Chlcago
sweatshops, studyinE philosophy az
night aud composing the novel, Miss
Rahinoyitehs own destiny turned
into as tragic a crisis as that which
befell her heyolue she was a pretty
young Jewish exile. who had fled
from Russia 60 escape the persccR.
tons Of SlaV Jew hatcrs. With her
came her soul sister. Bertha va.
hlonsky. another dark. young jew.
ish beauty. who feared 10 remain
where she might be the victim OF
brutal soldiers
The girls studied philosophy. SO
cialism. science. anarchism and the
classics Their minds were Ped on
The protests OF the master minds OF
the world against she cruelty oi
men to men Miss Rahinovitch CON
eeived the idea Of making Bertha
Yahionsky her Katrina LsVinsky
sending her TO Russia 10 execute the
plot IT the novel Ia reality.
u a tins. dark room paid for out
Of their wages ot S. week az
sweatshop slaves the girls had a
store ~ literary masterpieces over
which thry nightly pored as long a.
their tired ewes would permit
Once a week Miss Rahinovitch
called a meeting 81 Group Ia Tho
enthusiastic young anarchists mos,
Of whom ARE of the same race and
nationality as the girls, Joined in
approval u Anna's plans she was
styled a second Emma Goldman.
bait greater than Goldman. because
Goldman Is only = philosophical an.
archist. while Anna Rabinoylteh Is
militant.
what are the things Of liteT-
this morbid girl once asked = be-
iieve as schiller that Whatever
lives. lives 10 die IN sorrow We en-.
gage our hearts after the things of
this world only TO undergo the pang
Of losing them
TIE first real shadow that came
over these girls. basklug ia the
light % their philosophy. was when
Barnard Kamenetxky. a handsome
young Jewish IMMIGRANT. Joined
them he FIRST began a platonlc
Friendship with the Eisl political
dreamer and novelist
They we're intellectual affInltles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-27
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