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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-01-15

Some night rider sympathizer has
induced a legislator to Introduce =
resolution, calling for an investiga-
ton into expenditures by the gov
ernor in sending troops into the to-
bacco districts.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-01-15

The Rev. j. W Naylor will preach
tomorrow morning 90 Lone OAK on
THE Hero of a Bad Day" and to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock al.
Massac
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Church Notes.

The Womans Home Mission So
Getty OF the Fountain Avenue Meth
odlst church Will meet Monday after
noon al 2:3O O'Clock with Mrs J. 3D..
Agee. IC1 Harrison street
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Big Hearted Gus.

Everybody rejo.ces to know that
.open, blg-hearted Gus Rogers. long
time an efficient deputy sheriff OF
Paducah, has received the appoint
ment as deputy warden of the state
branch penitentiary at EddyviMe
Gus Is not only humane. kind and
courteous, but he was one of the best
officers we ever saw. He Is true and
loyal TO his friends and was deserv-
ing in the highest degree of the hon
CT that was placed on him by the
prison board. - Smithland Banner
A wcman's idea Of tight laelng Is
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KEEP POSTED.

Any OF the following metropolitan
newspapers delivered, 15c per week:
'Ourier-JOurnal, Republic, Globe
Democrat, Commercial Appeal, Nash
lille Tennessean, Nashville Ameri-
an. JOHN WILHELM,
Local Circulator.
10 South Fifth. New Phone 1910.
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Physclan-"Have you any aches
or pains this morning7"
Pauent-"Yes. doctor: II hurts me
60 breathe; IN fact the only troub'e
now seems 20 be with my breath"
Physician-"AH right TIL give
you something that will soon stop
that. Boston Globe.
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Daily ThOught.

No great deed is done by falterers
who ask for certainty. George Eliot.
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ST. FRANCIS DE SALES - The
Rev. Father Connolly, pastor. Masses
at S and 1880 Sunday school at
800. Vespers and benediction at
, o'clock.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-01-15

By the old method of salvage the
rents and breaks in the hull of the
vessel were closed and the water
pumped out. BIZ the latest SIXTEEN
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III IT'S ONLY 4 UE ADACHE.
Why Cornelison'a Headache Liver pills
VIII cure that. 10 cents. Guatau-ced
s. AN druggists
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-01-15

\ girl isn't necessarily I'm the angel
class because she IL a high flyer
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CIRCULATION DECEMBER, 1900.

Total ..... ....... 1896
Average December, 1907. 500
Average December, 190S.....5,l46
Average December. 19O7.....3,S19
On this day appeared before me,
r. d. MacMillen, business manager
of The Sun. who afirms the above
statement is true, to the best of his
knowledge and belief.
PETER PURYEAR,
Notary Public, McCracken Co. KY.
My commission expires January
10. 1912.
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Every dose makes YOU feel better. Lax
Eos keeps your whole insldes right
sold on the Money plan every
where. Price SOC.
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The Evening Suns Daily Markets.


slc.75 and 10 hoglceds OF dark At
$3.50 90 STu.7s.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

omnibus or, better still, one does not go on
nbus after forgetting ones pocketbook. How do you
propose to return these six sous to this young mani
For | hope you do not intend keeping them. -
g But, papa, have his card See here; Monsieur
Agenor Baluchnt supernumerary to the ministry of
- The father, without waiting to hear more,
snatches the bit of bristol board from the girl and
cries: ''What not content with lending you thirty
cenmes in yOl lion of all the propreties this gen
tleman gives you his card besides He the pettiest
intriguer the lowest of the low-your young man, who
is CONNIE IL fdut."
''Now, papa, be reasonable to return the money
it was of course necessary to know his address. -
Mons Chapoulot finds suitable reply to this in.
genious reasoning; but with gesture indicative OF
decided ihumor, throws his napkin upon the table.
81 fated not to dine to-day Gertrude, go en-
gage carriage by the hour. wish to return this
Agenor his six at once, and tell him few PLAIN
truths beside. -
''Oh, papa, papa, you won t do thata 1t would be
base ingratitude Only think of it. This young man
has extricated me from very unpleasant situation" "
Unpleasant situatonl Let me alonel Shut up!
don It to be lectured, especially by hattlebrain
who loses her pocketbook -
Monsieur puts on his boots Gertrude enters.
''The cabman is below, but he only promises to
take you there, not to wait for you.
every well. [ can get another cab to bring m5
back. -
So monsieur DEPARTS after slamming the door, while
Charlotte bushing and trembling, recounts to her old
friend Gertrude how she is much better acquainted
with Agenor than she dares confess to her father
That for month at least she and he have taken the
omnibus at the tme and that, without seeming
to do So she, Charlotte, has noticed, etc, etc.
ga fine affair, indeed!'' exclaims the astonshed
servant, all in a tremor of excitement
Agenor is in his bachelor apartments, and, in SEN
timental mood is gazing at the hand that his charm
ing neghbor in the omnibus has touched while taking
the card he gave her.
Suddenly there knock at the door, which
opens abruptly. large man. out of breath, his hat
over his ear, his cane in his fist, enters unceremon
ously.
"Sr," he exclaims, ''to say the least of it, your
conduct is unworthy of French gentleman. gal
liant man does not thus take advantage of the inno
cence the nexperence the artessness the embarrass
ment of young girl. To profit by the absence of a
father and pocketbook to brutally offer to young
person who is alone, not only thirty centimes, but
visiting card, may be good investment but it is very
bad manners. But here they are sir, your six sous
My daughter and I wish nothing further in common
with you"
And the large man, after peroratng with much volu
blity, begins to search in his pockets but before
Agenor, who is literally dumfounded, can utter a
word, actor appears upon the scene. 1t is the
cabman, who comes in furiousy brandishing his whip
''This is fnel tell you will bring you here, and
not wait for you and you accept the terms You
order me to make haste, and when arrive you
Continued on Page 16.)
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''T am glad you can jest about it, unnatural
father. But, mark my words, this will all end badly,
and it will be your fault your fault for educating her
as the Ameri-''
Mons Chapoulot refuses to listen further He has
taken a sudden resolution.
Gertrude, Gertrude, take away the soup Keep 1t
warm, and bring me my boots; L am going to meet
her.
Gertrude, still mumbling, removes the tureen, and
is returning with the boots, when the door bell peas
out joyousy.
''That is Charlotte at last T" exclaims the father,
who has just taken off his slippers
1T is mademoisee, repeats Gertrude, who, in her
haste to open the door, drops the boots ON Mons
Chapoulot' s plate.
Charlotte enters like miniature whirlwnd. She is
small and graceful with laughing eyes and fluffy
hair is eighteen years DID, has little feet with arched
nseps and pretty hands, perfectly gloved, besides
thousand other charming detas-there dimples in
her cheeks, and she has clean-cut little chin and
softly rounded form.
'You have come at last, announced her father,
ironically as he himself at the table and unfods
his napkin.
"Oh, papa, was just going to tell you"
Sit down. sit down. first you can explain while
eating, and l will understand you better then. The
deucei have waited long enough already. Gertrude
the soup.
'But papa you can It Think I've had real ad
venture"
can adventure" cried Mons. Chapoulot, starting
up, just as Gertrude gives him glance of reproach
well triumph, above the tureen, as much as to
say, ''I told you so.'
Eyes papa an adventure in the omnibus, with
young man.
''fn the omnibus, with young mani Merciful
heavensi'
''The American education'' growls Gertrude as
she retires in obedience to imperous gesture from
her master.
ooh, papa, adventure with young man who
altogether IL fdut, assure you.
81 would have you know, my dear, that young
who is CONNIE fdut never has an adventure with
young lady-above all, in an omnibus. Explain
yourself -
'That is easy to do little papa, and really it ism
of the least to make such big eyes at and talk
to in such voice. L had forgotten my pocket
book-a thing that is liable to happen any day
"Oh, yes, yes especially to those who hadn't one
Go ON. -
81 didn't discover it until the conductor demanded
the fare. What I to do. Should I pass for
pauper- intrigante perhaps? turned first as red
peony, then 1 felt my face pale. Happily as
the conductor held out his hand, young man at my
side placed piece of silver in it, and said, for two.
This gentleman had understood the cause of my en-
barrassment, and paid for me. -
$50, mademoselle you accept six from an
unknown MANI Better a thousand times to have ex-
planned the circumstances to the conductOr-to the
driver-to the comptroller-to anybody. One does
not forget ones own pocketbook when going on an
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rF|k poiIDtT,NGE tN>nER.
NsL' Permission G." Wake hRrEr~ Against
al, Qu.nn'- CnararI"r.

lur liar. r,Ir.. 80 T,yk. ~, d.
....r .r"i Ny IGOR Damn - -". ....-
Sl'"" E. bI.t,. It ur"rf.s.. engaged
. r.k .Nv"r. , 30 I-.n,i-. not hong
tr. and W f~.rr.- ssL"i SuurcTa"
,.u. s.-.l." RirGr v"-t"r,iav tor Icr-
m..,.u1r t'."ad aiS - sWsr ~ as ,...t
up ,tr t"'"ao-. .; immortality. unchas.
'tY AL src.It,llc 49, c!rt ton with
as'
prrf P'cN said 10 an afliavit that ne
,Oil hts former lawyers that he wanted
his auS~'r drawn 30 that he could pu ia
'"~iimIuy "a tue p0lu' lat that they
merely drew uu { general dDUia' Prof
"",s sly- l" - uo. "a ! aver and had to
roll ~ H. oriIrs,.l lie tav~ that n bu
.-ur r-ririt'ri - amend hi ,pmDiai It
n" Nill b" ~ dHr0er ui offering great
lEIIry a. iur tUrl. i"o4usc %" vail H..
il"y,".t'-i from proving b. defence
tp.in-'l fuI MI-r MON argued that ID"
% .l"gat IONS II unchRsii'v hat Prof Peck
-s'..ig- 10 Iut'T' INTO nj Hnsve' are itnma-
trrIal aud al-D rmtrII" In"y say they
Irn ready for tfial nov and mat u j. too
lsr" i1T Prof Peck - bring up new i--,i"s
Tie toEr' reserved decision
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ANOTHER KILLED AS BURGLAR
SHOT ~ M CIINBED MS
OWN FIRE ESC iPF.
HAD FORGOTTEN TITS KeS and Was Twin.
Inz to Arouse Family Man Who D'd
the shooting Had Seen Robbed and
Was ON watch for Night ProWlers.

Samuel Davis carpenter. dad early
Yesterday morning the most dangerous
thing that people who live IN Hats can
80. Having forgotten the key TO HE
room on the third floor - IN" apartment
house al I2l ~ MARI : place. whittier
n. was returning some time about
o'clock he started 20 climb down IN"
I'm. escape from the roof and AS shot
tad A. a burglar on tho iron ladder.
john Guarrato. who ives on the nuor
.,..rt. the apartments DAVIS occupied
wi. the family - his brother ~ law.
has t,...n ro!,bed twp weeks ago, and b."
had nii..i 40 h!- revolver iur' Tor th"
prIrpOsa ~ shooting any night prpwl'r
thai hc aaw When he saw the legs II
a man Descending the ladder putstd" hl-
window Yesterday morning he began
.ho.I,ug -Four shots hc di.,rt 1t "It
~ Fi. wiudpN - clos" range. Two Of
them entered Davis body.
Davis had L.-en calling on Miss Pauline
Cohen, who lives at lo6 Allen street and
Who was ~ bs his wife within the month
Jw,c.. baTore this wa"k tn" man had left
has roum IN the apartments ~ his brother
iD-Iaw Joseph IiebCwItE. to call Ola his
swe-thsnrt and each time he hal been
forced To- ro,Ise the family upon h.s T',drr
because 81 his CIreles-nc-s IN l''lv nR
the Key To- his room IN his working clothes
when DAVIS found that once more nc
had left his key bshInd him after return
ing az such u late hour yesterday morn
inr n. evidently decid,si that he would
rather run the risk ~ 'he ROOT route man
rouse his family
The front door to tho apartment house
was open Davis climbed up th" stairs
To- tho roof crossed 20 the iir" "."ap"
ladder that passes his window on The
third floor in the hack - the building AMI
began the dercent
Guarratn and Francesca Poilbo'teglia
a friend who lives with him had their
bed drawn close IN the open WINDOW OF
thsir rom directly above DAVIS u
vas Gunrrato who was roussNd nv the
nois.. Of footsteps on the Tin roof over nl-
hsad. He sat rip in bel and when he was
the nRur. descending cautiously h"
reached under his pillow. pulled out hl~
revolver and began 10 Shoot. laws
fell on the fire escape balcony dlre'flN
outside GuaTrato's window, M BODY
living half across tho Sill
Whon n policeman came. following III"
uDrnar which GunrrafO'- ~h"ir had clti-'~i
~ tho huusa ha SummOneh an aTnbulanc''
from H.leVun but DAVIS was nart aiS
The brpt herein Law ~ the dead man vent
to- sha Fifih street police station ana
ic..S.tii the body
Tb"T. also Pauline Cohen Camc nun
ming in her night gown and with her f'''t
10 bed Slipper after VOC" over ~"
teIaphon. had told her britilly that her
lover wa- dead and that his body MS ~
the station The young woman h",ain"
hysfarical whom she saw The bO'iy 81 her
lGycr. With bullet wounds IN hrcast and
neck
Guarratn was arrested IN technical
charge ~ homicide, hut inv'--ti CATION ct
his story insured his r"l"are.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-08
N0 MN ron ROSENHEIuER
Goron-r'- Jury DIamrs Him for Fatsl
auto Accident.

Edward Turner Rosenhcimer the EN- b.
brDidAry manufRc tursr. was found guilty
yesterday Nv Coroner's jury ~ criminal
neg. genC" IN causing the death 81 Mas
Grace HopRl who was klllcd by an auto
-nphiI" IN ~" night 80 August ~ aud held
without hail for the Grand jury. Milton
Flrr-Dl,- Of 81 West Ili'h street and
lurus S"humnu - ~ Kelly street who
lr. -li ~ hav" been in the autnmobil.
-v''n " struok ~" buggy ~ which Miss
dough Vas r.diug w"r" held Ia $1,000
l.lI each
VIZ '-'prn" protested against Rpssn-
b'luer b"ing h"ll without bail and N"
lpr4n'' .rId y" would "On-ider that
later ~" r-ftl-.l - tab. hail for m.
other two lnItl to-day
IT," three uT,s1u'r- No." taken To- the
pgI .rn dttaCh.-i 80 40" Harlem court and
i..Ii over night They will 20 b.f0r.. th.
Uu-'rtor At'prH"v hts ai'"rGpun ~ the
matter - bail
MIR Hoscnhs inner fsIn'e-I when she
lrntH'd that her husband would not h..
allnwesl 20 rive bail
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si-t-.i pr,.,is~'-i sat 'r,fa 'n-m m ~
~
Fian econ - fre Hfher rurna-I fosst Rim
u ffud y 'uru fnfi hon Frfnh fy~n
Ifiurunv ~ no insr@afafs Cofuuerre
.Hfnnlfaalru fa-lk Nin uvsr tahssi hint
1--we lftasftHra tfift aof asffinm - ftll
ufaTfuntirn ta fa utahasf nientiunsdi
aufua atfh .Hrfa fEuf Ha sanfrsi - hnug
sbu.Hf Then W fsarv 49, rnleHs-si
ma trisf 80 Iasrrmruf fahsn
tr-r 'h.sH I lovrr. k-usrai snliri'nr
'#r 40 Faunsvivauia uaiiad in turn
"a 10 strtrssr Hhtsf ar~uuntant aiIsiitnr
% Disbursements e. Hun. chet
~ Psvuuitia - the aitfitnrs deuart-
rn-nt ~ 80 Penn.V ~ nsia Mr Ssraes.r
-'.sfifsfi fhNf 80 total ravrulla - he
rfHusvivHuta cost - th~ fittshurg and
On. Hruufrnts,i fn 81 0aH u1I q v-ar and
'hHf 10 nrr~ns@ n raw rpl's would Amount
'r q H9H rfr ~ snr,t thai ra'pulaftnna
Hnt us-sr frH.ia IA hasis q u~tpbcr
800
mo shirra-a' counsel tried - hrtng
H4f fN#. trfplsr vas The ma ttuurn
month wing - tho moving - rrut-, and
vnntssi - Enow shv Ortot-r waa Ch0a-n
VIZ SfrRrk"r ssid 70 vas r~rarde,i a. .
rHt+s=erfatIv. month Nr iion and
VI Haruolfis '.stiHsyt along similar lines
and Then ono e ". lawver- said hs wanted
tn Hr1-s-"yan7 OH. last - 'ns-s-. bat
b" gurte-.'',l nr had got 'he fg'ir~~ 81
twisted "a h= bead that 10 COULD not asa
J'Irsfipns tnt~Ih gently vh~re'ipon Exam
nor brown said hs would N that case
auEg-st an adjournment until ~ O'Clock
to-day. and ~Veryt,osiy xrcstsd tho an.
huunr"ment with al gns ~ JOY
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DIIORCEE NILS NCCESSOR.
Sew wife wanted children NJ FIr-t War.
riage.

C,lPBEII.. No Sept The divorced
wife - CLARENCE Stsnlev. snn 20 wenit h y
farmer. killed hi- second vi last night
because she demanded Possession 81 m"
children by the FIRST mArriag. Craz.d
lev the tragedy. Stanley armed himself
and 'erroriz.d tho town nj .gh'. lie
surrendered this morning and was lodged
IN Iail az Clruthe rs.Ille
Stanley and hi- second wife. convicted
81 haIitual disturbance Of tho peace
and sentenced ~ Jail. were paroled few
lays ago On ihc,r promise to leave town
Lat night. preparatory - leaving. the
-s-nnd wife went 10 IN" home ~ the first
wife and declaring the furniture and
clothing IN the house Isl"nR-d 20 herself
logan packing them
She then demanded Stsnl"v's two sma u
49, ldr.n. who had becn awsrdsd so the
mo tNrr wh.-n she got q divorC" The first
wife got two reviewers and @mptied them
a. her rival continuing 70 frs after she
had a. Ion dead
stanley arrived a few minutes later
He bore hs wifes body outside and act
fire % the houss. which was burned down
His former wife had escaped with the
Children
HE brother attempted 20 disarm him
and was wounded twice. An uncle.
Plsaaant Riddle. who tried 20 pacify
him. was his target for three shots but
wAs not hit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-08
PLAYERS mn UNDER r,BLES
when Cr'IinE FeII "a mIIiard Rooms
Wa Tor wheeler IIurI

Whom IN" metal ceiling IN GcprEs 2
Slos-on's billiard rooms. which occupy
III" entire second Aoor 10 gI2 10 PlS Broad
. way. newt door to the Hotel Bartho'di.
, began 10 Gag toward the floor yesterday
afternoon most Of the twenty or more
occupants ~ the northern end Of the large
room Owed under m" heavy billiard
tables m. players had hardly taken
cover when a section ot m" metal ceiling
fell bringing several thinkncsses 81 lath-
ing with O,
Ma jor Durham Nhe"Ier who is an a-r!.'-
t"Ct hvIuR a. lcG Past Twenty seventh
street, Ms caught under the Debris
HIS scalp vas badl~ la0cfI'"d and hi.
shoulder hruised Nr SIu~sou who
dIck"d for ~" same table urd"r which th.
Major sought -hsi'"r. dragged tho IN.
lurrd man into m" -utranc. way from
h"urath a pITf 81 Oh" ceiling whirh hung
Ike a icanto over th" tahl,s
Several others DrsW ed orlt the sans. vnv
and then D. Was learned that Harry SOLO
mon aud Edward Newman. two Cl.rL.
working ~ gU Broadway. were missing
\ hunt vdS started tn; ~" fallen cell
irg could not lr- moved ard y vas thought
shat ~" two Young mon wer" Iinrrd
p"nsath ~ 4 hr" alarm brought b..
talon 'hI"f Nl,GItr" aud ki- men no ~a'
10 work clearing aWnv ih" RUNS ~ a search
for bodies
Who is IL that buried Harry Solo
mon asked Slu-son .ts th"y stood ~ tho hall
wat hing The hreu"t SCISSOR turned
around looked ~ HIM AID Iadl" newman
standing near bv. nd item told N,t,uir"
10 leave ia" yOb Tor tu" ylrU"nIur- Icyt
work Solomon trd Newman hrI e.
CaIs.d from the r"f1I.' DfI th.. -u'!fh F.. L.
a. ~" ruom AID Ind loot up tir" ~ i..,'
ting "a fir saSp.tf ,s bee wont
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VIII NAME JTDGE BALDWIN.
Connecticut Democrats Expected "a
Make Nomination lnanImons.

NEw HAVEN. sept There WASH Z
any doubt IN IN" M inds of the managers
81 the canvass Of the Hon. Simeon =.
Baldwin tonight that he would receive
the nom ina ton for Governor tomorrow
from the Democratic State convention.
The preliminary session of the conven-
ton was held to-Right in Music Hall
aud John = Seymour NJ South Norwalk
was the temporary cha irman. He made
a long speech devoted largely to an at
tack on the Republican party for lie tariff
TN and charging that party with the
present high cost IL living.
He also aid that an unjust system 81
representation in the General Assembly
prevailed in thiz State. declaring that
there j. entrenChed wrong when two
chure hands IN the town ~ Union. Conn.
nave more political power than the en-
tir. faculty - Vale College
Mr. seymour. in closing said that m
dolbt,dly the choic" Of the convention
for Govcfuor would he simeon r Baldwin
Thr,.. minute ch"oring followed this
announcement
FORMER Governor Null"r WAS expected
AT the head uf the New London delegation
az tho convention ght lie failed 20
appear and the following announcement
was mad" by 4 hairless " Comstock char
man Of IN" democratic State central coin
mittee from Governor Waller:
4 regret that though delegate I will
not he able TO attend the Democrat
convention to-day or tomorrow. hut
NV r,yrrt - le-@ened 10y the confidence
/ have. thar the convention Will nominate
ami hN aCclpmafiun. eN-Chief Justice
N,r con = BALDWIN for TIA" next Governor
- Connecticut. for such a nomination
VIII m nv Judgment not on!v strengthen
our I.Irty ana reflect honor on our state
inIt Il will bring io the support ~ our ticket
many - that large and Increasing class
~ nur fellow CttiIcn- who ar" loyal Re
publicln- bat who for m" good II their
prrtvHra Insurging 49, they call ~ by their
'1,,rS aud their votes against the political
tyranny and dishonesty ~ their leaders
and bosses in tho Affairs 81 the State as
well a. IN the Affairs II the nation
Dean Rogers u the Yale Law school will
nominate Judge Baldwin at the conven-
ton tomorrow and IL was stated to-
night that about the only vote 20 be
rgistared in opposition would he that Of
Mayor Fischer % Middletown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-08
c,RDI> VISITS PRISO>ERS
Nannu,em GNrs tue POpes BisN.inE In
Montreal .IaH

s'uSTREAi sept :; Beside i-inE
.-.,--ut at iIr many social functions
vhi,u formed IT," rrograinm" - tho
Euchari-tIc Congress to-day. cardinal
Nannuteili found time for acts Of hcu"yo-
len~c while others wer" preparing Tor
the luncheon To he given at IL" Windsor
Hotel by the Provincial Government IN
hrs honor CardinGl vannutelli was driven
Ia the Montreal Iail. whore he said mass for
the Catholic prisoners. Directly from the
old prison he was hurried To- the Official
luncheon
The luncheon given by the Provincial
Government took place IN the red room 10
the " Indaor The Cardinal l,egate. Card
ual I0Eue and the Archbishop. With Sir
Lofner Gouin. occupied seats at a table
AZ the we-t.rn end ~ the halt he
.'nar guests v ere distribute af a nun her
~ -,ralsr tables som" three hundred
ia all being present
Thn guests consisted 81 The various
ecClo siastirai dig1itari"s. Il Vhnm Their"
are to-day 10 IN Montreal; m"fnb@rs ~
the Federal IIous" for this district the
Provincial Cabinet. members ~ The
Legislative Council and the Assembly
OTHERS present included III" Hon J. J.
Brndsur the Hon Charlie Murphy and
the Hon Charles March There were
onIv two speakers. the Cardinal. who pro
posed the Kings health. and Sir Lomsr
Gouin. who proposed the health ~ the
Pope
IN. reception given bv IN" Dominion
Government 10 the Cardinal took place
this evening. Fully 2O.oOo ~ tho faithful.
Ka'hered together from all parts ~ thc
void attended while morn than twica
thai nnnh~r had To h" turned awav with
out having an opportunity % kissing tn.
ring f ~" popa's representative.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-08
FTfER TI'HBLES HARD.
Farmland had NSIhIng B't Crude de-
vice Of Burlap and ParaseI.

NEWMABEET. =. y. Sept. !. Convinced
Nv the achievements Of others that flying
waS only ton easy. Hans Christiansen. =
farmland employed by Charles Flem-
ing on the River road. near this place.
rigRed himsslf NJ with wings to-day and
nimps-d from the roof of the barn. lie
had "A fall of twenty feet aud was badly
shaken up. but will get over r.
ChTistiansen tied bags to his arms
aud fastened n parasol over his head
and thought ne could surely hy then
Nobody was about when Christiansan
some time before his employer found
him in the grass by the roadside.