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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-06

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32i &ors.Vap.S tr, nabe Sis4.str.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-18
Announcement Made at Re.
cess After Session Lasting
Two Hours and Half-..De.
tails Of Settlement Lacking.

Philadelphia, July 1S.-When
officials Of the Order of Conductors
and Tralnmen went into conference
with General Manager Myers, OF the
Pennsylvania, today, they admitted
that the result hinged whether the
threatened strike will be declared
They say the company misunder-
stand their attitude and they hope
for a compromise. Failing, they say
nothing will prevent a general
strike. President Garretson and Lee
OF the Broatherhoods. are hopeful.
They said they have good reason to
believe they will find a basis on
which both sides may agree.
A peaceful settlement of the dis
pute between the Pennsylvania rail-
way and it's conductors and train
men will be effected late this even
ing or tomorrow, was the announce
ment made when the conference took
a recess after two and a half hours
session.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-18
FAMOUS RACER DEAD.
Thoroughbred World Mourns Death
of Woolsthrope.

Lexington. Ky. July IS The
thoroughbred world suffered quite a
loss In the death of the famous i'm
ported stallion Woolsthorpe. which
died Friday az the farm of John Carr
Woolthorpe was 22 years old, by
Tibthorpe out of Light OF Other Days
by Belle. He was a good racer in
England and was imported to this
country at the close of his racing
career and placed in the McGrath-
lana stud of Col. Milton Young. He
was next purchased by Charles Nc
Meekin and placed at the head OF the
.oakwood stud, but upon the death
OF Mr.. McMeekin he was again pur-
chased by Col. Young. whose prop
Ierty he was when he died.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-18
Noah Coffee Coniesses

Noah Coffee, who was implicated
in the robbery of J. w. Provinces
store at Gilbertsville July 3 by the
confession of Ford Jackson here last
week. confessed his guilt yesterday at
the Marshall county Jail at Benton.
sheriff wallace telephoned Cb'ef OF
Police Henry singery and City Jailer
flames Clark that their presence
there today at the trial would not be
necessary. Jackson made the con-
fesslon to the local authorities.
Jackson will be returned to the Me-
Cracken county jail from Benton TO
90 before the grand jury. while COZ
fee will begin his sentence at Benton.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-18
CONTINUED on Page Four.)
TAFT STARTS ON
TRIP TO MAINE
WILL SPEND FEW DAYS CRUIs-
ING ALONG COAST OF NEW
ENGLAND.

Beverly. Mass. July 1s.-After
President Taft returned from the
Myopia Golf club, where he played
with John Hays Hammond, he went
for a conference with Senators Dick
and Burton and Wade Ellis, chair
nan OF the Ohio Republican execu-
tive committee. on Buckeye state
politics. Following the conference
he will leave for Bar IIarbor on the
Mayfiower. lie will make three
speeches on the trip: At Eastport,
July 10. Bangor 23 and Rockland
20. From Bar Harbor he will go to
Ranger on a special train.
President Taft this afternoon went
aboard the yacht Mayflower for a
three days vacation down the Maine
coast, primarily for rest. He will
have a political pow4wow with Sena-
tor Hale. There are thirteen In the
party. The schedule is not an
nounced. Il ia probable EastpOrt
July ls; Bar Harbor. 20, 21. 22;
Bangor. 23. and night with Senator
Hales and "a and 25; cruising to
Rockford 90: Biddeford Pool 27. and
return home July 2S.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-18
MOLINE WHEEL GO.
TO HAVE FACTORY
In MECHANICSBURG
Branch of Concern Will EN-.
ploy Fifty Men at Opening
OF Works.
Purchases Property Along
Tipple TRACK.
TO BEGIN WORK next WEEK.
TO BEGIN WORK next WEEK.

Property in Mechanicsburg was
purchased this morning by the Mu-
tual Wheel company, Of Moline, ILL.,,
for the erection OF a permanent
branch factory in this city. The
new factory will be located on the
tipple track near the Benton road
and will be completed as soon as
possible. II is expected to begin
work next week.
The main building of the new
factory will be 4Oxl40 feet and will
be frame with a brick boiler room.
The cost will be about $4,000 and
when completed win enable the COM
pany to double the output of the
present factory. The latest improved
machinery will be installed. Be
tween 80 aad so men will be em-
ployed.
The Mutual Wheel company is a
large company and has a number OF
branches located over the country
It manufactures spokes and does a
large business. The company estab-
llshed a branch in Paducah jan
uary /. and the business has been
so good that the company found il
necessary TO erect permanent
building. and increase the output
Mr.. George Bartholomew is the loca
manager of the company.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-18
A SOFT ANSWER.
But II Didn't Turn Away Wrath
ReDartee on Allen Street.

New York. July 1S.-As Sadie
Berman was passing on her way to
the Essex Market police court yester-
day the East Side paused, held up its
hands in amazement.- decided she
was paying of bet on the fight, and
went on its sticky way
Sadie was a most correct imita
tion of an animated feather duster
Feathers were in her ears. her eyes,
her nose; she frequently stopped to
free her mouth of them or to scratch
her back where they tickled.
She was on her way to court to
complain against Mrs. Beckie Cohen,
who lives on the fifth floor of 81 AL
len street, two flights above Sadie
Berman. Yesterday morning, il
seems. Mrs. Cohen threw dust out of
her window which huttered down and
begrimmed Sadie's wash.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-18
Horse Jumps Overheard.

When the steamer Dick Fowler
backed away from the wharfboat at
$40 O'Clock this morning and point
ed her nose down stream, a blind bay
horse leaped from the deck into the
river and was afterwards rescued by
deckhands. The animal and buggy
had been taken on the boat for ship
ment to Metropolis and the horse
was unhitched from the rig. with his
harness on. Just as the Fowler
was getting under full power the
horse rushed to the guard and
jumped. Rising to the surface he
swan around in circle until
reached by deckhands in yawl. His
head was held above the surface and
he was towed to the foot of Jeffer-
son street The Fowler landed a
short distance below and he was
taken back on.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-18
GUY DEAN GIVBN
HEARING BEFORE
JUDGE BARKLBY
Circuit Court Decides He Has
Exclusive Jurisdiction in
Homicide Cases.
Special Term Of Criminal
Court.
MANY CASES ARE CONTINUED.

Guy Dean, now In the county fall
on the charge of numbering the un-
Identified youth on the Pool road,
VIII receive another examining trial.
This morning Circuit Judge William
Reed heard the habeas corpus pro-
.ceedings and decided that the ex-
smining trial in the city police court
was not legal. Dean was brought
into the court room, and County
Jailer Houser was directed to take
MIN back to the county Jail until
Saturday morning, when the ex-
amining trial will be held before
County Judge Alben w. Barkley.
Section 3147 OF the Kentucky
statutes prescrfbes that the examin-
ing trials of all persons charged with
homicides shall be before the county
judge. Judge Reed said that he had
investigated the law carefully and
the statue is plain that the examin-
ing trials should be held before the
county judge. For many years all
the examining trials of murderers
have been held in the city police
court, but the habeas corpus pro-
lceedings which were brought by At
torney David Browning, who is at
torney for Dean. will mean that all
,the future examining trials will be
held before the county judge.
Separate examining trials will be
held for Guy Dean and Tommy
Farrin. Any time that Attorney 8.
II. Grassland asks for new examin-
ing trial for Farrin it will be grant
ed. The new examining trial OF
Dean Will be held Saturday morning
lat 9 O'Clock.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-18
Difficulty in Establishing Cor.
pus Deficit in Crippen
Case.
COroner's Inquest Is POST
p0ned.
NAY BE DISGUISED IN DRESS

London. July 1s.--The coronial In
vert gatlou Into the death OF the wo-
man supposed to be Belle Elmore.
wa adjourned a month. Dr Marshall
the police surgeon. caused a sensa-
tlon. and assisted DR. Pepper. who
paore prolonged examination OF the
fesh failed TO furnish tangible legal
evidence that the body was even
that OF woman II Is Impossible TO
ten what caused her death Legal
auihorties declare Il impossible 90
convict Cr'ppen unless Mis- Leneve
makes statement or Crippen con
fcraes.
Friends OF Mrs. Crlppen. In Lon
don. told the police that when Grip
pen was smooth shayen his wife
once made him up as woman az a
drcsa ball Ills eneminate figure and
manuerlsms caused him to so closely
resemble a woman that intimate
friends were unable TO penetrate his
disguise.
Police Inspector Dew had a con-
vcrsation with Crippen before the
discovery OF the body. When ques-
toned about his wife's whereabouts.
Crlppen said MY wife threatened
20 run away with another man and
] suppose she has done 80.
Dew swore Crlppen told him;
"rhe man she intended TO elope
with was Bruce Miller. OF Chicago. "
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-18
BRISTOW PLACED
IN ANANIAS CLUB
JOE CANNON CARRIES WAR ON
INSURGENTS INTO THEIR
OWN COUNTRY.

Emporia, Kansas. July 1S.-Sena-
tor Bristow, of Kansas. today was
passed as eligible for the Ananias
club. by Speaker Cannon, who is here
TO make an address at the Emporia
chautauqua this afternoon. He
couldn't tell exactly what he was go
ing to say except that he was going
to reply to Bristow's lie about AL
drich and the organization of the rub
Der trust"
He seemed strong as ever, despite
his heat prostration Saturday. 81 am
all right now" he said. land have as
much strength as / ever had. Why
shouldn't | have been overcome al
Winfield. II was hot as he'll there
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-18
Trouble I'm Louisiana.

Franklinton, La, July 1S.-Trou-
Bile is threatened today, following
the outbreak last night. A mob of
whites attacked officers in charge of
four negroes at the railroad station
at Rio, near here. one negro was
shot to death and then hanged to a
tree. Others escaped. The negroes
of Rio 1t is said, are preparing for
trouble. A posse was sent from
here. The negroes were arrested on
trivial charge and declared a
drunken white man started the
trouble.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-18


Lightning. rain. hail and wind
played havoc In The Purchase yes
terday
Two deaths are reported from
Graves county: Mrs. David orr at
Folsomdale. and Darrell Croley at
Clear springs.
An empty narn was struck at la
Center and the home OF ia Carter.
az Folsomdaie, was damaged slight
lly
Down toward Cairo there was hall.
and every section OF the Purchase.
excepting Fulton. reports cloud
bursts or heavy down pour OF rain,
which have done untold damage 20
the tobacco crop. especially. though
corn has been blown down by the
wind la many places.
What the aggregate damage 10 the
Tobacco crop will be Il Is impossible
10 tell: but reports come In OF all the
tobacco plans being drowned out or
washed away on some farms. and
lunQuestlonably In the lowlands
around the tributaries and bayous Of
the Ohio and Mississippi the crop Is
nearly ruined. As an instance OF
the effect OF the floods. II IS reported
that Humphreys creek. which has
iis source near Kevil and flows dag
Onally across Ballard county. has
been two miles wide In some places
and the Little Mayield Is as bad.
Paducah was visited with a down
pour aud electric storm which per
sisted at intervals nearly all day and
night. cooling the atmosphere per
ceptibly and causing the branches
and creeks around the city to get
out OF their banks. The storm water
system was utterly inadequate 20 ac-
oomodate the flood. and the dam
age 20 streets will DE extensive.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-18
Liners searched.

New York. July iS-- Two Adam
tic liners we're searched today for
nr. Crippen. The Atlantic and Min
netonka passengers we're scrutlnizcd
closely Detectives were assisted by
Madame Fred Giuneti aud Mrs. B
HYDE. London friends Of Belle El-
more. aud Mrs. Louise Mills. her
step-l,stor They paid particular at
tcnton TO female passengers on ac-
count of cablcr from London that
g. ipprn may Disguise himself as a
womln o. A reported from London
nat Clippeu and Mss Leneye d!scm-
larked from a channel steamer. dep
pc. for the train TO Paris. II was not
verified.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-18

San Sebastian. Spain, July IS
Wealthy Spanlards are rushing here,
owing to the dangerous outlook for
a political revolution throughout
Spain. The result of yesterday S
meeting OF Alfonzo and members of
his cabinet still is secret. There is
good ground for belief that a military
program was outlined TO follow in
case OF an outbreak. Serious strikes
at Barcelona. Bilboa Corona, San
tander CigOn and Saragossa are in
progress. There Is serious lighting
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-18
MORO REBELLION
DAILY EXPECTED
THREE KILLED WHEN ATTEMPT.
ED ASSAULT ON OFFICIAL
WAS STOPPED.

Manila, July 1S.-An uprising
among Moros is expected in the is
land of Palawan, following the death
'of three natives. shot when they at
tackled DR.. Dean c. Worcester, secre-
,tary of the interior by the Philip
pines. The plot was well planned
and he would have been slain but for
vigilance OF HIS body guard. which
fired volley at the Moros, charging
with bolos. Worcester was on tour
of inspection when attacked. He has
been unpopular among the natives
and was attacked by the press. Five
editors are in jail for libeling him.