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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30
Captain Of Montrose Commu.
nicates With Canadian Pc.
lice...Dew is Certain He
Has Murderer in Clutches.

Father Point. Que. July 30.-The
liner .Montrose is steaming up the
st Lawrence and is due of here
Sunday afternoon. Inspector Dew
is secretcd In a boarding house. He
reporters out. Wireless stations are
still bottled up by the Canadian
government. Government officials
apparently are In constant communi-
cation with the Montrose's com
mander All Dew has said Is. wait
until Sunday" Dew sailed on the
Laurentic under the name OF Dew
horst" He Swallowed several nerv-
GUS passengers for some time. The
arrest of Crlppen Is a personal mat
ter with Dew. lie regards It seri-
ously.
Dew ordered the pilots OF tugboats
to bar reporters. but a protest wired
TO the marine department probably
Will result In their being allowed to
go on tomorrow Further details
OF how the captain OF the Montrose
found Crippen and Miss Levene
came out today. When they FIRST
boarded the vessel, az Robinson
and son" the captain noticed the
''son" pressing the hand OF hts
father" in "a tender manner. He
found the SINS" hat band stuffed
with paper. The clothes didn't At
and the trousers we're drawn togeth-
er with a safety pin.
The following wireless message
from captain OF the Montrose was
picked up today here: Suspects did
not sleep well last night. Both
seem haggard and worried today
The woman is not as nervous as the
man, and apparently does not
experience the same degree Of
terror"
Another wireless message from
Captain Kendall said: "crippcn Is
on deck. gazing landward. lie is
nervous and visibly anx-
ious The worry seems to grow an
Intensity as we near port. Miss
Iencye Is still In her room. She re-
NAMED there all day"
So certain Is Dew that the suspects
are crippen and Miss Leneve that he
has completed all arrangements for
their arrest. lie granted correspond
ents permission TO accompany him on
the tug. He declares pirate mes
sages received from Kendall removes
the last vestige OF doubt as TO Grip
pen.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30
BLOODY RACE WAR,
TWELVE ARE DEAD
NEGROES AND WHITES CLASH
OVER DEBT NEAR PALES-
TINE. TEXAS.

Palestine. Texas. July 30.-lt e.
reported that 20 negroes and 5 white
men were killed and score of whites
and negroes injured In the country
near here during a race riot last
night. II 10 reported negro mob
FLASHED with posse over a negro's
arrest The governor is asked to
send troops.
The clash is between factions due
to debt owed white man by a
negro. Three hundred negroes are
said to be armed and whites are flock
ing TO the place.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30
Wig
Dew II Confident.

Montreal. July 3O.-A special
from Quebec says the liner Lauren
tic arrived there after leaving In
spector Dew at Father Point. The
wireless operator denies that Dew
communicated with Captain Mont
rose by wireless lie says Dew Is
SO confident the couple on the Mont
rose are Crippen and Miss Leneve
he has cabled TO Scotland Yard TO
rush a woman warden to take them
back to England.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30

pitifully in Tombs cell today.
Erwin Johann Wider, the S25 a
week cashier. who stole more than
100000 in securities from the
Russo-Chinese bank agency. attrib-
uted his downfall to his meager sal
airy and speculation in stocks. Eyes,
took the money and securities. II
was only to be expected of man
on starvation wages handling mil
lions of dollars in cash and securi-
ties. had family to support. II
was the fault of the bank. be
lieved | could make money in Wall
street"
Wilder Is awaiting arrangement
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30
SHARP SHOOTERS
AFTER MURDERER
KILLED -WO PEOPLE AND
WOUNDED THREE OTHERS,
ONE FATALLY.

Quincy. Mass. July 30.-Armed
and instructed TO shoot on sight.
more than 200 picked shots in the
Fifth Massachutes regiment. and
Boston police. are searching the
countryside for Louis Restelli. who
yesterday killed two person and
wounded FIVE others. Mrs. Marina
Restelli. SIS years old. and Henry e.
Hardwick. Sc wears old. killed.
Jasper y. Aestelll. brother was
shot thrice. and Is expected to die.
Business difficulties was the cause.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30
Small Salary and the
Stock Markef---Rtlir

Monday on a charge OF grand lar
ceny. He gave himself up yester-
day and was sent to Jail in default OF
bail 81 never thought of the con-
sequences OF my act" said Wider. 81
never thought of anything except /
had a chance to make money on
Wall street. My friends were keep
ing their families so much better than
|. 1t kept me think how easy II
would be to make money on the
market. tried, but never had a
chance. There seemed to be nc
limit to the demand of the brokers
l thought the market would turn
but II didn't.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30

Louisville, July 80. Especial. y
Joseph Vending was janitor of a
Catholic church in Louisville. Last
November little Alma Kellner en-
tered the church for worship. and
was never seen after that, until her
decomposed body was discovered in
the basement of the church by a
plumbers helper. The child had
been murdered and mutilated and
quick lime had been used to hasten
the destruction of her body.
Vending remained around the
scene of the crime and conducted
detectives about the premises while
they we're searching for the child.
IL was believed she had been kid
mapped, and police acted on this
theory, which prevented the earlier
discovery of the crime. Vending
disappeared altogether. and 1t seems
only reappeared after he thought
the search was ended.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30
Baldrce's Trial Called.

The trial of F. c. Baldree, charged
with false swearing was called this
afternoon in the court of Magistrate
&C.. w Emery. owing to the number
OF witnesses the trial was held in
the police court room. Baldree il
accused OF swearing that he struck
Iryan Seitz with only hs fists, while
by other evidence. it is claimed
establishes the fact that Baldree
used a weapon.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30
Building Trades Unusually
Well Employed.
BANK CLEARINGs FOR WEEK.
- . . .
Bank clearings, week s556,601 .
. Same week last year. :. 634.S94 .

Between seasons has resulted in
a decrease in the bank clearings this
week. Little is moving now, as It is
almost too late for the summer buy
ing while just a trifle too early for
the fall goods. Hot weather has
caused a general depression In BUSH
ness while many Paducahans are
seeking the northern health resorts.
Right now the railroads are doing a
heavy business in the passenger de-
partment. The exodus from the city
continues at lively rate.
The best news to Paducah was
the action of the engineers at st.
Louis this week in overruling the
opposition to the Burlington bridge
at Metropolis. The fact that oppo-
sition to the bridge has been cleared
away has had a wonderful effect
upon business, and particularly real
estate. The real estate dealers are
encouraged over the outlook. Prop
erty that was on the market several
months ago at low figure now can
not be purchased except at a sub
stantial increase in price. The gen.
eral trend OF affairs is for property
owners to hold real estate now.
There have not been any large deals.
but real estate dealers have been
busy with residence property
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30
|. G. GRAFT CASE
PROMISES FRUIT
OFFICIAL PREDICTS SPEEDY IN.
DICTMENT OF SEVERAL
HIGH OFFICERS.

Chicago, July 30.-Wholesale ar
rests. growing out of the Illinois Cen
trail car repair frauds. are predicted
today by an official of the railroad.
As result of the Investigation, 10
officials have resigned. Henry G. Os-
termann is wanted to testify as to
bills for the repair of cars. which
were padded from 40 to 1000 per
cent
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30
Evidence in Thompson Case.

Evidence was heard this morning
by Magistrate C. w. Emery in the
case of Della Thompson against her
husband. Wiley Thompson, charging
him with breach of peace. They re-
side in the Eighth mamgisterial dis
trict. She swore that her husband
whipped her, while he swore that
he did not.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30
GRAND TRUNK MEN
AND ROAD AGREE
SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE LOOK.
ED FOR IN NEXT THIRTY
FOUR HOURS.

Montreal. July 30.-Settlement OF
the Grand Trunk strike is expected
in the next As hours, following
conference today between William
Mackenzie King. minister of labor,
and Presidents Lee and Garretson.
representing the strikers. 1t is I'M
ieratood both sides agreed to con-
Icedf.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30
]. P. Holt May Run

Hon. ]. P. Holt may enter the
race for the Democratic nomination
for coroner. His friends have So
liclted MIN to run. He is popular
and well known over the county,
having been a member of the legis-
nature, nature, He is considering the
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30
THE WEATHER

The predictions and tcmpers-
ture for the past twenty-four
hours will be found at the top
oc the seventh column on page
--4---@l-l>xxs-aAA
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30
Crippen Becomes More Agitated
as Vessel Nears Port---Does Not
Sleep---Companion Less Nervous
STRIKER KILLED.

, Greensburg. Pa, July 30
, In a fight between striking
, miners and the state constabu-
, larry near Export today and I'M
, identified miner was killed and
, Trooper Davis was seriously
, wounded. II is believed many
, miners we're injured and car
ried away by companions.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30
Joseph Vending, Murderer of Alma
Keilner, in Louisville, Captured by
Detectives at San Francisco, Cal.
MORE TROOPS.

Columbus, Ohio. July 30
, Adjutant General Waybrecht
> ordered two additional regi-
, ments to Columbus from Mari
, eta. II is believed martial
, law will be declared The
, regiments are expected this af-
ternoon. Other regiments are
ordered to be IN readiness.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30
Building Trades.

The building trades wero never
better employed than at present.
There is not carpenter, bricklayer,
timer, lather or plasterer, and but
very few day laborers unemployed.
Retail trade is feeling the effect, and
the indications OF still much more
buildingnthis year indicates good
businessjthe balance of 1910. The
addition of AZ men at the Illinois
Central shops this week, and the be-
ginning of operations at the new
hardware department of the Lack
Singletree company gives work for
many men at good wages. All local
manufacturers report big bookings
and are working full forces.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30
Crisis In Spain.

Madrid. July 30.-Ominous reports
ire received following the publication
II the news that a rupture between
the Spanish government and the vat
can appears imminent.
At San Sebastian Don jaime, the
,retender. has issued a manifesto In
which he says that he will lead the
Carlists in battle which he init
mates may be coming soon.
II is expected that Premier Can
,leias will ask King Alfonso to set
he stamp Of his approval upon the
course that the premier has adopted
The vatican has declared that the
negotiations looking to revision oil
he concordat can not be continued
until the imperial decree permitting
non-Catholic societies to display the
insignia of public worship has been
withdrawn
General Unrest Prevails.
Canalejas has responded that ne
cannot cancel the program which the
government has announced.
Canalejas, however. is said to have
had the assurance of the kings sup
port at the time he determined upon
his plan for religious reforms.
The general situation is complicat
ed, by unrest among the miners II
the Catalonian provinces and the oc
casional clashes between the Catho
lie and non-Catholic elements through
out the country.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30
Men. Who will be Voted For
by Citizens Of County
Rural Precincts.
Election Offic rs Are Named
10 Serve.
RULES GOVERNING ELECTION

Regular election OF school trustees
for the county schools will be held
next Saturday afternoon in the sub
districts OF the school divisions. The
terms OF a number OF the division
school Trustees will expire next
month. and the election will be
held to hh these terms OF office.
Prof L. w. Feezor. county school
superintendent. has been buy for
several days In preparation for the
election. The ballots have been
printed. and the ballot boxes will be
delivered 30 that the election may
be held next Saturday without delay.
This morning the election com
missioners approved the list Of cleo
ton officers complied By Professor
Feezor, and now practically all Is
ready for the election The polls
Will be open from O'Clock until s
O'Clock Saturday afternoon and all
male voters over ~ years old. and
who have been residents Of the dis
trict for GO days will be entitled to
vote The names OF the candiiates
for school trustees we're placed on
the ballot by petitions signed by
the voters and hied In tho county
court clcrk'S Office. However. the
voters have the privilege OF voting
for any citizen OF the district by
writing his name on the ballot The
elections are held in accordance with
the regular election law.
Considerable Interest is attached
10 the election OF school trustees as
Superintendent Fcrzor Is striving To
better the condition OF the county
schools. and the host help can be ex-
tended 10 him by electlng competent
trustees after the election the new
trustees will he swvTs into office
aud the division boards will be or
Eanizcd. Tho chairman OF each d.
vision board IL member of the
county school board.
The nst of candidates IL:
Division No. ..
Sub district ?. Farley schooI-T.
J. Bowland.
Cub district &. Oaks school
l.andon Reld
Sub district 6. Rosebower school
p. A. Bagwell.
Division No. ..
Sub district I, Balance school
u. u. Yarbrough.
Sub district 2. Sunnyslope school
q. T. Moss
Sub district 6. Oak Grove school
D NJ Futrell
Sub district. New Hope school
J. W. Mitchell
Division No. 3.
Sub district ?. Woodland school.
No candidate.
Sub district 4. Milan school--E.
r. lett
Sub district 6. Liberty Ridge
school IT, Perkins.
Sub district s. Knott sohool-No
candidate.
Division No. q.
sub district 1. Rowlandtown
school-No candidate.
Sub district 6, Lang school, NJ. w.
Adcock
Sub district 7. Concord school
No candidate.
Division No. >.
Sub district 2. High Point school
No candidate.
Sub district 4, Palestine school
No candidate.
Sub district 6, Boldrey school, H..
"a. Cavanah and s. r. Wren.
Division No. u.
Sub district 6. Rossington school
Will r. Page.
Sub district 5-Burnley school
Barton Durrett.
Election Officers.
The list of election officers is:
Division No. 4.
Cub district FL X. Roark and
NJ. T.. Monroe. judges; and b. F.
Sears. clerk.
Sub district flames Draffen
and VIII Mcclure, judges; and
Henry Kulp, clerk.
Sub district 6.-Ernest Phelps
and U. c. Wallace, judges; and Sam
Brooks, clerk.
Division, No. ..
districti-Charles Reid and
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30
Assaulted Child in Church,
Killed Her and Buried Body
in ACKNOWLEDGMENT al
Sc.ne For Weeks After.

San Francisco. July 30.-Joseph
Vending. wanted at Louisville. in
connection with the Alma Kellner
case was arrested here today. He ad-
mitted his Identity.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-07-30

,Continued on Page Four.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
MADE TOUR Of CITY,
FOUND FEW POLICE
Mayor aud Police Commissioner
Of Alexandria Look for Cops
and Find Them in Hall Way.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Oct. IL
Something OF sensation was sprung
in police circles Yesterday morning.
when II WAS learned that Acting May
or Snowden and Police Commissioner
Bryan had been on tour ct insrec-
ton Of the city between the hours OF
and = A NJ, and had found things
not entirely TO their satisfaction. The
result Of their ahsers stions- II is nm
dcrstnod. win he reported to the
BOARD OF Police Commissioners on
October ~.
AIR. Snowden stated yesterday that
he had heard rumors To the effect that
the police force was virtually loaf
ing on the job. and. in the course
Of converse ton with Captain Bryan,
II vas determined to ascertain whe-
Their the complaints were we'll found
ed or the police were being malign-
cd Calling az headquarters at /
o clock. they found Policeman Gill on
the alert. and soon after leaving that
point they were Joined by Lieutenant
Belts. who accompanied them on
their rounds.
Mr.. Snowden stated that they found
but one officer on duty in the second
ward. In doorway on the south side
Of King street. near Washington
street, the four policemen assigned to
patrol the First and Fourth wards
were found standing together. After
going over the Third ward thoroughly
and vainly blowing whistles at nine
different sections. the investigators
ceased their lebors The members of
the force who are concerned are
awaiting the next meeting of the Po-
lice Board with considerable interest,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
Ashland

watts. secretary OF sunday school AS
ISOLATION of Virginia. opened = Sun.
dsy-sehoo' ins.i,nts at the Baptist BAPTIST
will continue through tonight. I've
subject on sunday night WAS The
sunday school the LaymAn's opportn-
ity." On Monday ntght, The Geogra.
discussed; tonight Preparation and
Presentation Of the Lesson will be the
subJect
Mt. b. B. Cox
Misses Annie and Virginia Cox win
attend the Allison- WalthAil weddins
In Richmond on "Wednesday evening
Dr.. and Mrs c. f. stuart have taken
rooms At Miss Cooks. for the winter
They are now. waiting DR.. stuarts
home in Pulaski county.
Mrs. Charles weisieer and little son.
Of South Richmond. the the guests Of
Mrs. James Hunter
Miss Nina wylie has returned 10 Bal
Mi.s Carrie Nixon is now Visiting
friends in New York city.
Mrs. Elliott DsJsrnette il .visitins
her s .s slater; Mrs. Clifton Ehisrs' in
Mr.. Julian Fox, Of chester: and Miss
Mertie Owens, OF Wakefield. are
guests OF Mrs. Charles stebbins.
Miss Evelyn Morris, OF Florida and
Miss Glare Churchhlll. Of Palmyra, Va.
ara the house suests OF the pMisses
Woodhn
Miss Churchill and Miss Hslsn stone.
OF Elisabeth City, n. c.. are to be the
bridesma!ds OF Miss Anne Chesterman
Woodhn. whose marriage to Mr.. James
Walden Jsffries. q warrenton. Win be
Miss Maud woodhn Will be her sisters
maid Of honor. The Groomsmen will
be Mr.. c. +. Jenries and Mr.. Lee Wood,
Of Warrenton ana Mr.. Scion Woodfn,
Of Ashland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
DAIRY COM MISSION
HAS NEW INSPECTOR

To handle the additional work re-
Gently placed upon II by the Legisln-
ture, the state dairy and food depart
ment has Increased its number Of food
inspectors from four 10 I'VE. appoint
ing Mr. Paul w Garrett, Of I.eesbure.
to the new position
Mr.. Garrett takes District No 3.
composed - the counties Of Frederick.
Shenandoah Page. Warren. Clarke,
Loudoun, Fauquier. Rappahannoek,
Madison. Orange. culpepef, Prince Will
nam, Fairfax, Stafford. Spotsyivania
Caroline and Alexandria city and coun-
ty
District No. includes the central
and south central counties. WITH l.. L.
Jones' AZ the tnspectnr-N NO il the
Tidewater region with g. W. TAYLOR
~ inspector. +. r. Stalesr is the in.
spector for the Piedmont section. No
:. and y. C. Breszneai Is Inspector for
No. 5, which embraces the Southwest
Peyton Rowe II dairy inspector for
the State
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
MILADY SMILES AT
THALHIMER'S OPENING

4 touch 10 many gowns. which other
wise would be incomplete. This. how
ever. underlies the chiffon or top net.
Kings blue and black are very fash
ionable combinations.
is Dancing dresses or lace. OF some
times four different kinds of border
patterns. VIII be worn over coiored
silk slips. A splendid selection Of in
expensive chiffon dresses. bordered
or plain. IL the boon ~ the debutante
and those mot quite out" whose
wardrobe must embrace many gowns.
Opera coats are graceful blowing
blowing affairs of both light and dark
shades OF satin and cloth. handsome
with their brocaded iinings and braid
ed frogs and tassels.
silk jersey underskirts are made
clinging and seant for the hobhIe-
skirt
NegIigees are very elaborate in their
butterfly Japanese cuts, and are
much betrimmed, of ribbons and
laces.
Waists have much braiding of every
braid. but soutache. These are shown
In the Persian handkerchief. plaid
crepe. net and lace materials.
Skunk is the latest fad In turs. The
skins are dyed dark brown, which
IL almost black. THIS fur will be
uHeQ LOT WuuS stOISs anu IaciDKS Tor
Hudson Bay and electric seal and
pony coats. These coats show no but
tons and are closed with handsome
frogs Fur stoles are long with round
shawi-iike collars and the nuns are
immense.
Dress goods ale selling best in
blues browns and sranite shades of
the rough basket and boucle weaves.
The lovely satin brecades are with
lis again, one yard wide. in all pale
evening shades: the patterns on these
and drapery and ximono silks are
very large
TetrAxzini satins are very recent
productions OF two-toned messatine.
very wide and extremely beautiful
named for the opera
singer. the color In whose voice music
lovers adore.
Persian, Dresden and Pompadour
tafetas are various In their uses and
are truly beautiful. Pialds are shown
large and bright. Crepes are very
popular when bordered, and the chif-
fon cloths and marquisettes are very
lovely, and come Wide for draping
gowns Thalheimer makes speciality
Of his silk department, which includes
the famous SINNERS two-year guar
antee lining sAtins. all the staple and
novelty silk manufacturers, and will
ingiy cuts silk on. the bias which. tho
shopper knowA \ mot always the case
a leHges eesnbalshmekts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
LEAVES $4,000
TO HER CHILDREN
Will of Mrs Sallie Purcell Gray
is Prohated in Chancery
Court.

The will OF, Mrs. Saiiie Purcell Gray
who died recently and left an estate
valued At $4,000. was admitted to
probate In Chancery Court TUESDAY.
The estate IL divided between three
children--John Purcell Gray, Alfred
Gray Jr.. and Miss Sue Reid GRAY.
The last named. 10 to have a fluid OF
sac. 0oo. to be placed in trust for her.
she to receive the income all during
her life II she remains single. IL
she married she II to receive one
third OF the entire estate.
The remaining ts0,000 II placed in
trust for the two sons they to re-
csive the income through life or Until
their sister marries.
Miss Sue Gray and Alfred Gray. sJr..
have quaiihed as executors OF their
mothers estate