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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
Chief Of Police Says Ie Has
Positive Proof That lutrage
Was Committed loll C.ll
Shows Sixteen Deb.

Los Angeles, Cal, ~ l.-ie-
tween rs and 20 men de belie'td
to have been killed ofright AID
more than a score of otfrs injur4i,
when an explosion Ipcked tie
plant OF the Los AMI les Tinfs
shortly after 1880 I'M morning.
The big Sunday editiod was beifg
run on As result ofkhe warfale
waged for years betwee1 union labir
aud Gen. Harrison j. OTIS, owner 'f
the Times, friends OF 10 publishing
house openly charge thlt the built
ING was dynamited Ore followee
and the plant was onpletely de-
stroyed. The loss Is hnf a million
Most OF the dead weird employed IL
the composing. ster,Styping and
mailing room.
Union men deny angresponsibility
for the explosion.
Chief OF Police galloway an.
nounced at noon thai he has posi-.
tive proof that the explosion was
due TO dynamite. Editorial and
business managers assembled theft
employees for a roll call and then
announced that at least i6 are dead
IS are missing and 20 injured. The
missing are believed TO be dead.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
LOVE OUR HOMES,
BUT, YOU PADUCAH!"
CLERKS RESOLVE
Frankfort Gets Next State
Convention OF County
Court Officials.
Gus G. Singleton is Elected
President.
HAD A GOOD TIME IN THIS CITY.
HAD A GOOD TIME IN THIS CITY


With nothing blt5 words of praise
for Paducah, the Kentucky County
Court Clerks association adjourned
formally today at noon. until next
year, when the association viii meet
in Frankfort. The meeting was a
success from every angle. and was
replete with social functions that
made the session enjoyable as well
as profitable.
The session was closed this morn
ing with the election of officers and
the selection OF the capital Of Ks~-
lucky for the next meeting.
Col Gus G. Singleton. who has
been host Of The meeting In Padu-
cab. was elected president by ac.
clamation. succeeding +. G. Corley
of Elizabcthtown. who has beer
president five years John B. Dillon
OF Newport. ard y. p. Taylor, oil
Owensboro we're elected vice-presi.
dents. s. T. Douehett. Of Lagrange
was elected treasurer. William T
Mills, OF MadisonyiiIe. was reelected
secretary. All the officers are cap
able men. and win work faithfully
for the Strengthening OF the asso.
citation.
The race for inefl next year
proved interesting. Frankfort. and
Lexington desired he meeting fol
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
GRAND JURY FINDS
IL INDICTMENTS
CASES ARE SET FOR TRIAL
NEXT WEEK IN CIRCUIT
COURT.

No Jury cases were taken up this
morning in circuit court. which was
in session but short time. The
grand jury returned IL indictments.
and these were set for trial next
week, the attorneys appointed to de-
fend the defendants. The indictments
returned by the grand jury today
are: George Graves, HOUSEKEEPING;
George Knapper. obtaining money
by false pretenses; Alfred Burger.
horse stealing: Robert Cook, grand
larceny; Tom Cole. mayhem; Ford
Jackson, obtaining money by false
pretenses; Dave Fitzgerald, grand
larceny, and second indictment for
petit larceny; Frank Minor, mallc-
ious cutting; Ruby Jones, malicious
cutting. The cases In which no in
dictments were returned are: Carey
Marsh, housebreaking; Francis Mar
ham. petit larceny; Sam Sassens. ma
llcious assault; Bud Mite. grand
larceny: Will Smith. alias VIII John
son. malicious cutting. In mention
ing the fine OF Walter Williams, col.
AIRED. who was fined 500 In circuit
court on the charge of disorderly
conduct, his Ane in police court waI
giren as $50. However, the fine II
police court was 800 and fifty days
in the county Jail Williams aD
pealed the case 10 the circuit court
and escaped with a lighter punish
meni.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
METROPOLIS TO
HAVE THE SHOPS
ACCORDING TO STATEMENT AT
IRIBUTED To ENGINEER
or BURLINGTON.

Metropolis. ILL.,. Oct. lie, p.
weatherly. resident engineer In
charge of the Burlington work.
said:
"a ~ will be built into Metrop-
oils from the DAWSON place. A
large yard will be established at
that point, which will be the Me-
tropolis terminus of the double
track steel bridge"
The Burlington owns rs acres
of ground at the DAWSON farm
This is ostensibly for railroad shops
although Mr.. Weatherly was reti-
cent on this point.
Metropolis will be made a division
point. A corps of telegraph opera
tors and a number of sub-offieiai'
will have their Offices here.
The telegraph line is being bull
into Metropolis. 1t will reach here
in about two weeks and Mr.. Wealth
erly win then remove his officei
from Marion here.
The Kurtz building at the corner
OF Ferry and Second streets will b.
torn away and a combination pas
senger and freight depot will b
built at this place.
Later, when the bridge is built
this will be used exclusively for
freight depot, and fine passenge
station will be erected on the sit
of the colored Baptist church, a
Seventh and Vienna.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
STERILIZATION
SEHON'S PROPOSAL
LOUISVILLE MAN ADDRESSES
AMERICAN PRISON AssO-
CATION.

Washington, Oct. before the
members of the American Prison as
sociat.on, now in session here.
George l.. Sehon Of Louisville, Ky,
read the report OF the committee on
prevention and probation. Mr.
Sehon's report contained a strong
plea for the sterilization OF the un-
fit and for a radical extension OF the
probation system.
with such an alarming showing
as from so per cent to so per cent.
of the children of our feeble minded
institutions coming of defective
heredity, is II not reasonable to sug-
gest and advocate sterilization" said
Mr.. Sehon. ''as one of the most i'm
portant and effective of preventive
measures? Such a practice has al
ready been recognized by at least
three of our states-Tndiana. Con-
necticut and California-asr an alb
solute check on criminality. This
committee also finds that an aston.
ishing percentage of the inmates OF
Ialmshouses, insane asylums and
penal institutions OF our eastern
states are foreign born or children
OF foreigners.
"The general probation period
should be longer duration. Paid pro
baton officers are recommended. SO
Iciety's first duty is the conservation
of its own best element, and tbs
state should have absolute power o.
review over every institution dealing
with dependent or delinquent chill
dren."
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
ALLEGED GAMBLERS
ARE SUED BY FATHER

Seeking TO recover money thai ha
alleges bis son lost IN a game 81
,,ahee. a a. s<abcuuel hlei.s..
today in tho McCrackon circ1ii court
against Ben Tailey. Joe Crouch
James Grimes. Helen Wcstlako
Grimes. 7. Eimendorf and --
FRANKIE. IL i alleged by the father
that his son. w. A. Scarborough en-
tered the'houpe OF the defendants on
March 10. 1910. ard was persuaded
10 enter a game Of chance. AS re-
suit his son lost sit7. Later Il is
alleged that a second visit was paid
to the house By his son. and on this
occasion he entered a game and lost
500 As fathcl Of the boy, Scar
borough seeks TO recover SG57.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
Former Congressman Was At.
tending Tobacco Meeting at
GAINESVILLE Ribs Broken.

Kuttawa, KY. Oct. 1. Especial y
Capt. W. J. Stone was brought here
this morning from Clarksville, Tenn.
where he had fallen down the steps
at the hotel and broken three ribs.
lie will recover. Captain Stone was
formerly congressman from the
first district aud is the father OF
Mrs. S. ]. Shook, 1900 Broadway.
Paducah.
Captain Stone was attending the
annual meeting of the Planters
Protective association at Clarksville,
where he was reelected president.
Mr.. j. W. Usher, of Mayfeld, was
unanimously elected vice-president;
AR. Felix Q Ewsag og Glen Raven,
Tenn, was reelected general man
ager; Mr. G.. d. Bingham, of Cadiz,
was elected secretary; Mr.. John ID.
Scales. Of Guthrie. who has been
treasurer for the past year, was
elected auditor; Mr.. ID. G. McGregor,
of Clarksville. was elected treasurer;
Mr.. w. W. Radford, of Hopkinsyille,
was reelected general inspector; s.
Walton Forgy, of Elkton. was re-
elected general counsel for Ken
lucky, and Mr.. A. e. Garner, OF
Springfield. was reelected general
counsel for Tennessee; Mr.. j. NJ
Couts. of Springfield. was reelected
assistant general manager for the
eastern district; Mr.. John II. Keys
Of Murray, was reelected as gen
eral manager of the western district
General Inspector Radford has re
appointed all the sub-inspectors who
have served during the past year.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
Fire Department.

The fire loss during the month
was about the heaviest during the
summer. There were 10 alarms
during the month. but several of
the FIRES resulted in considerable
loss. The largest fire was on Sep
TENDER 10. when the feed store OF
T. z. Ford burned. The Nashville.
Chattanooga a st. Louis wharfboat
was also damaged by fire.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
MARSHAL NEEL'S son
HURT IN A RUNAWAY.

Oburtney Neei. son of Elwood
Sod was injured this morning at
TwNfth and rrimble streets when
his Horse ran away lie was thrown
iron his buggy and lost his hold on
the Ines. However. Mr.. Neel was
plutky. and held onto tie traces
Until he regained the lines and then
stopped the horse. He was bruised
and scratched all over the body. but
he u not injured seriously.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01

Vanderbilt Cup Course. l.. l., Oct.
Harry Grant. winner of the
Vanderbilt cup last year. again won
that trophy In today's historic motor
races. The time In an Alec car for
the distance Of 27S.oS miles was 4
hours. 10 minutes. SO seconds
."Bill" Endicott, driving Cole 80,
won the Massepecqua sweepstakes,
1864 miles. in ? hours, is minues
and seconds.
Walter Bacon, mechanician for
Harold Stone, driving a Columbia
car. WAS instantly killed when the
machine struck telegraph pole
near Meadow Brook bridge at the
start OF the race. Stone was fatally
hurt Howard Hall, mechanician
for "Wild Cob" Burman. driving a
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
80.

Retail trade In all lines has been
benefited BY the large number of vie
itors In Paducah this week, Practi-
cally every line OF business has felt
the stimulus of the visitors, who
we're out for pleasure. but the ma
iority OF whom found time TO inyesi-
gate the goods offered by Paducah
merchants, Wholesale men report a
good trade although their business is
not quite as lively az the retail deal
ers. who are rapidly pushing forth
their fall stocks.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01

Attacking the city ordinance fixing
the license fees, l.. T. Clark filed an
ex parte petition in the Mce'racken
circuit court. Clark alleges that sec
ton ) OF the ordinance Is in conflict
with the statute. prescribing the gov
|ernment of cities OF the second class,
The section prescrlbos that city H.
censes taken out after July shall
be paid for six months, and not rye
rated. according 10 the mar ~ n
mouths az IS the case ~h< ~
ara taken out before VI -
.ao' dusky
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
JERSEY CAMP. ". O. W.
TO ATTEND UNWILLING

Members OF the Jersey camp OF
Woodmen OF the World will attend
the nnve.lng OF the monument OF
James Edwards at the Mt Pleasant
cemetery near Mayfield tomorrow
The trip TO the cemetery will be
made In large wagons furnished by
the camp. and II Is expected that he
tween 100 and 100 Woodmen Will
make the trip. The wagons will
leave the Jersey camp hall. Third
and Elizabeth streets at s O'Clock
and will return tomorrow night
The nnveiling Of the monument VIII
be held at 1880 o'clock. Mrs. II. II
Duley Is the poet, and addresses vii
lbe delievet',d By Police Judge d. A.
eioas sSs,sgnty g1a& Alben w
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01

Alvin. the three-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Trotter. OF SIS
South Tenth street, who died yester-
day of pneumonia. was buried in
Oak Grove cemetery yesterday after
noon. The funeral was held at 4
o'clock at the residence, the Rev. @
B. Smalley. pastor of the Second
Baptist church. officiating.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
CONTINUED on rage Fouro
HIVE Gone 70 ChIcago.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. v. Jarrett have
eoue to Chicago aud VIII go from
,serc 90 Los ineess. 'cs.siforHta -
attend -the meeting OF the National
bankers association. to which Mr.
Jarrett was recently appointed dele
safe. They viii be gone for about
Tour weeks- New Era. Hopkinsville
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
Sugar weishers Free

Washington. .sOct i.--Presldent
Taft today pardoned four weighers
convicted in connection with the
sugar trust frauds. Immediate re-
leases from prison are granted
Thomas Kehoe, Patrick J. Hennessey,
Edward u Boyle va John T. Coyle.
They testified Gal lHeike and Ger
brncht, otiicer Of Xompany
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
CAPT. ". ]. STONE SERIOUSLY HURT
BY FALL FROM STEPS OF HIS HOTEL
s............
TRUST STANDS PAT.

Winchester, KY. Oct. T.
(SpeciaD--In interview here,
r. r. Toewater. head buyer
for the American Tobacco com
pany, said the trust is not will
} ing to pay over IS a hundred
for Burley on an average and
only $40 to $12 for exceptional
crop. But does not want the
1909 pool.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
IRerorl Of neeruIlIng slallon.

Hiring September Sergeant c. A..
D.at al the local army recruiting
staihn had 20 applicants and only z
werl accepted.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01

fbr nine years Mr. Monsarrat
was resident OF Paducah and gem
eIssl manager Of the Memphis. Padu-
eau a Northern Railroad company
befje II changed hands. Mr. Mon
SAINT came here In 1875 and went
10 lkron. o.. in the spring of 1854.
whh the construction OF the pres
ent Illinois Central shops was be-
gtui lie later went to Columbus,
whore he was president OF the
Che bland. Akron a Columbus rail-
rod and also the Columbus. Hook
ins Valley a. Toledo railroad.
". Monsaffat vas a personal
fifsd OF City Auditor Alex Kirk
lanl. who was associated with him
Tor eleven years. Mr. Kirkland
woi, to Akron with him and re-
mahcd there some time. Mr.. Mon
A1i. VS. associated with q. IL.
Wisiom and q q. Quigley, OF Pa
duch. was a contemporary. He
VII be well remembered here,
whFo be had many friendsf lie
was,l member OF the ElephaT Club
Of Fducah while here. ny family
resft In Columbus. Mr.. ! isarrat
sped his summers at Seagirt, n. j..
andl Mr. Kirkland received aletter
fror him several days ago in re-
sat to business matter.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
New Senator Dies

IN sksouWlle. Fla, Oct. Ma
poloop Broward, united States sem
ator e'ect. and former governor of
FlorAa, died at his home here
today
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
Prizes Awarded This Morn
ing For Horses in Front
Of Grand Stand.
Floral Hall Kept Open To-
morrow.
RECORD CROWD YESTERDAY

The wind-up Of the tri-state fair,
walch began "Wednesday at the West
End fair grounds, came this after
boon after a most successful meet.
The attendance FOR the four days
more than pleased the members OF
tho raducah Fair association and IL
Is believed that greater fair ON a
much larger scale can be given In
1ati. The crowd yesterday after
noon was the largest OF the fair and
% was estimated at between 1000
and t.ooo people.
As today Is Travelling acns
Day blg crowd AMI a jolly one
az that Is on hand This morning
prizes we're awarded TO saddle horses
and rigs and this afternoon some
eavciient horse racing is being Wit
messed.
IA cvcY way th mir has been a
success. The assd ALTON could not
have ordered bcuor weather. nor
could they have wished for bigger
.riewds Yesterday afternoon the
tioWds nllcd the grandssand and
we're iinod Mp la front and along
tAs fence on either side OF the grand
stand.
Floral Hall has been a success
aud the association has decided TO
keep the haii open sunday from 10
"a 1870 a. m. nod TO p. m.
1inuday the grounds and hall viii
~ oaen from ? o'clock ln the morn
lne unin ! o'clock IN &c afternoon.
an diNi ss must be taken from the
ban linnday afternoon or the ASSOC
iisa tif D rsbc liable for TIC
laies 81 ar,lrlcs
racing Card.
II Tho racing card this afternoon
consists OF free-for-ali trot. an un-
trained pace and three running
Faces The entries arc
1rot May Bond. MILFORD O.. Dig
hod Allen and Dutch.
Untra.ned Oiento. owned
u . u. Edwards; Little Joe,
owned by ". s. Robey; DANDY Dan,
owned by William James. and Morn
Ina Star, owned By y. r. Edwards.
five fuflongs trimming Pearl
Aopkins Blister. Eva Tanguay.
sicnno and Day Peep.
-Four furlongs (runningl --lkoy
lohen. Miss Van Debaden. Transom,
iutlandcr and Lord Wells.
Three Furlonss lrunning) --Wad-
10 Lee. key Cohen, Red Robin.
iaydoWer aud -Four Piece.
Nr. ". l.. Talbot, licensed starter
Pontiac. m. who ofilciated here
pd acted es presiding Judge, win
nSe tomorrow for Jackson. Tenn,
here he will ofiiciate at the races
Icrc. ne viii be accompanied by
lr Adolph Well, one OF the direct
b. of the Paducah Fair Association.
Today's Prizes.
The winners at the fair this morn
ng were as follows.
Best roadster. stallion, mare or
tldlng "Banishead," owned by r.
Allen. first prize: MIR. Joe Fried
bans horse. second.
Best pacing roadster-"Redbeam."
ned by MIR. George Goodman and
vvca by Earl Walker. first prize;
Dick Patchen." owned by Harry
fyers. of Bandana, second prize.
hlest combined stallion. mare or
\ Hding---''Rebel Dare" owned by
James NJ Lang, first prize; chester
Dare owned by James NJ. Lang
and ridden by James Kimpson, sec
Qua prize.
Rest pair of roadsters James NJ
Lang. first prize.
BEST harness stallion and three of
- Sges "Banishead.' owned by r..
q allen, first prize.
Best saddle stallion and three of
ais get-'Lightfoot" owned by
James A. Lang. FIRST prize; "Rebel
Dare" owned by James NJ. Lang,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
Marriage Licenses

w. C. Lynn. 40. of Brookport. fire
man, second marriage. and Katie
Stephenson, 81, of Illinois. second
marriage.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
Los Angeles Tines Plant Blown Up
With Dynamite and Score of Lives
Lost With Hall Million Property


Laredo, Texas. Oct IA
. Chinaman giving the name OF
. Losing, arrested here on a
9 charge OF smuggling his way
. into Texas from Mexico. Is sus-
. pected today of being Leon
. Ling, murderer OF Elsie Sigel.
. the New York missionary,
. year ago.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
New Mexico Census

Washington. Oct. 1.-The popula-
ton Of the territory of New Mexico
Is announced as 327.396.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01

San Antonio. Texas. Oct. i.--Re-
ports reached here this afternoon
that 100 miners were killed Ia a IRE
damp explosion IN a mine az calan,
Mexico. A relief train mas gone TO
the scene from Diaz.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
VICTIM WAS HOME LOVING
MAN AND HAD MANY
FRIENDS.
NO POSSIBILITY OF BEING
SHOT FROM HOUSE
NO ENMITY.
MURDERS THIS YEAR.

February fO-George Dozier. ne
gro trusty in city Jail shot and killed
by "Uncle Bill" Davis. colored, at
$40 Harris street.
April fO-Unidentified red-haired
youth murdered In woods near Pool
road. Tom Farrin Is being held
charged with crime. (Outside the
city,
June 26-John Gibson shot and
killed at home Of Jennie Lynn. asa
Harris street by her brother, Jim
Jones, alias Drake.
July 4-Rosa Stevenson, negroes.
stabbed to death In RowIandtcwn by
Margery Hines, alias 'sBlack Maggie
September 1o--Jim Jackson, aged
negro. shot and killed By wife. Tsch-
aeI jackson.
September 2o--Frank McNfanus
murdered by unknown assassin At
door Of home. s1f South Sixth
street.
The Pool roau murder was outside
the city in the county. An the Other
murdcrers were caught.
The police today are as far away
from a solution Of the mysterious
murder OF Frank McManus Thursday
night as they were yesterday There
9 hardly anything to begin upon as
some theories advanced are discrcd
itedo Where to begin and how 4
arrive at some faint ray OF light Nh
the battling crime is question the
police have failed to answer az well
as who he was and TO whence the
man in black, McManus' assassin.
went II is probably the most con-
fusing and outrageous crimes ever 70
corded in the annals Of the Padueah
police department.
"Who did McNlanus chrm with ?"
is question that has been put forth.
That ls easily answered. McMan-
US mad many friends among the
brewery workers. but was not in-
clined to sociability away from home.
After work McManus went home and
STAYED with his family. He was quiet
and of a good nature and relatives
! and friends are unable to name an
enemy.
The Reward.
The reward OF $500 offered by the
city of Paducah for the arrest and
conviction OF the murderer may be
augmented by the Brewery Workers
union and allied unions OF the Cen
trail Labor body. II Is understood
that large reward Is being made up.
Hand bills, offering the $500 reward
were struck from the press yerter-
day afternoon and scattered all over
the city. Today Chief OF Police Sin
gerry and Captain Frank Harlan we're
busy mailing out notices of the re-
ward to all parts of the surrounding
country in the hope Of being aided
in the case.
| McManus' body. which was en-
balmed and prepared for burial at
1.-The undertaking establishment OF
Mattil. Efinger & Roth 1870 South
Third street. where the inquest was
conducted yesterday morning by Act
ing Coroner c. w Emery. was re
moved to his home. s11 South Sixth
street this morning. II will be sent
to Benton. KY. at 5;45 O'Clock to
morrow morning. via the n. c. a
St. L. railroad and the funeral and
burial held there.
There is not single developmen'
in the murder case today and ths
police believe they have AS hard .
proposition as the Pool road road
murder April 10 when an unitenti'
| fed red haired hoy was beaten Il
death with club. All efforts are be.
ing made to get hold OF some clen
to the murder. It Is too late FOL
IbioodhOunds 49,.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
City Finance

The report of City Auditor Alex
Kirkland for the month of septem-
Der is:
BALANCE sentember 1. .S52.44S.61
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
MONSARRAT DIES
In NEW YORK CITY
FORMER PADUCAHAN RAILROAD
MAN PASSES AWAY WHILE
IN THE EAST.

New York. Oct. Nicholas Mon
s'Hiat. OF Columbus. o., president
OF the Kanawha & Michigan rail-
WAY died suddenly here yesterday.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-01
THB WEATHER

The predictions and tempcra-
fszuRfor he past twenty-four
Twill be found at the top
dpnu sevSptb column Oh mage
~ n
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Bank Clearlngs

.............
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-29
ALIVE, THEY LOVED HER;
DEAD, SHE IS SCORNED

SEATTLE 2On marble slab in the lie she body
of Edith Freeous sconed by ALL only
awaiting the
field.
Edith Freehouse the victim passion nsaned she
wisely,
and in her despair she her le
Over in Tacoma her husband Charles Merrill Freehouse dog
gedly II old mysfied by
silence that geets all questions about his mother Rue Allen Custer
sordd tragedy but life and
DEATH of friendship betrayal
house bunkma together the United States friends
chums.
Custer false pal willy friend Mrs Freehouse dark bru
in her beauty the lust he
sank friendship comadeshp and manly sentiment to make
their
before the hom the
for the sake of the boy.
The did not know could not she
both pennless
While Custer out hunting for job the poison
Custer returned to find and the police waiting for him.
Why did the kill herself? Remorse and despair Left alone
horrible her position She
wife mother Her future
female wetches south of misery
So she drank died. The body still beautiful DEATH
tended The who loved her. plotted for her fought
where they today? Each his with
thought Of Edith