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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-02
WOMEN FIGHT FOR DOOR
TO MRS. DOXEY'S TRIAL

ST. Louis. Jane Women fought
and pulled hair and nearly mobbed
"a dozen policemen today In a wild
scramble TO gaiu admitianee to the
court room to the trial OF Mrs. Dora
Doxey. charged with numbering VIII
liam Erder. Police we're compelled
to use harsh methods 20 control the
crowds II Is known Mrs. Doxey
Will admit she married Erder when
still the wife os Dr. Doxey. Mrs.
Doxey Is offered $3.50 a week to go
on the stage II acquitted.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-02
QUARTER MILLION FOR
FLYING MACHINE PRIZE

New York. June 2.-Ayiation
prizes. totaling $4,000 are now
standing. The routes of dinferen;
prizes offered are Indianapolis. ST
Louis aud Chicago. $4,000; New
York to st. Louis. $4,000; New
York to Chicago. $25. 600; New
York to Washington. $4,000; st
Louis TO Kansas City. $4,000; In
dianapolis TO Chicago. 5000: Paris
to Brussels. $4,000; Paris to Cler'
mont-FeTand. $4,000; miscellane'
Gus flights. $4,000.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-02
MARINE WAYS MEN In
CONFERENCE AFTER NOON

Rumors of a strike among the en-
ployes at the Paducah Marine Rail
way company. First and Washington
streets. were denied this afternoon
by Capt. Mike Williams. superlnten-
dent OF the ways and the ship car
penters themselves. The force OF
men, consisting of 14O eaulkers, ship
carpenters and laborers, left when
the noon whistle was blown today
and at o'clock the bell for work
was not sounded on account of rain.
Tho carpOmters assembled at the
Central Labor Union hall. Sixth
street and Broadway at o'clock in
a rlass meeting. but il was denied
Aeet e'-'i-e 'fas brewing. When
! to their scstiould resume work to-
lucah returned lesitated aud said "A
Mrs. v settle Ahr---..o-s V
'iness relatives at Cedar Falls, Ia.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-02
POSTAL BANK LAW HAS
REPUBLICAN BACKlNG

Washington. June with all
the regular Republicans recorded in
favor Of the postal savings bank bill
as reported out by the caucus. the
passagc OF the measure seems sure.
Democrats aud insurgents are not
expected To cause much OF a TOW.
Many Insurgents. who remained away
from the caucus. did so simply on
principle Representative Nelson, Of
Wisconsin. said his attitude toward
the bill had nothing TO do with his
failure to attend the caucus. Some
Insurgents highly favor the bin in
It's present condition.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-02
PRESIDENT STARTS ON
COMMENCEMENT TRIP

Washington, June with four
days Of whirlwind travelling confront
Ing him. President Taft left Wash
inton ON trip to Bryn Mawr, Pa,
Ada. Ohio. and Jackson, Monroe and
Detroit, Mich, He will spend today
at Bryn Mawr delivering the com
mencement address and visiting his
daughter. Helen. He will deliver
the commencement address at Ohio
Northern University. Ada, tomorrow
In the evening he will address the
chamber of commerce at Detroit
saturday morning he viii unyeil O
statue Of General Custer at Monroe,
and address a Republican meeting
- dickson in the afternoon Ne VIII
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-02
Transport Sinks

Manila. June 2.-The U. S. army
transport. indianapolis, sank today
Is miles outside the harbor of Cor
regidor Island. The vessel struck a
log and went down rapidly All on
board took life boats and not life
was lost.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-02
CONTINUED on Page Four)
Tobacco Sales

Sales az the local salesrOoms OF
the Planters' Protective association
held this morning amount Go 275
hogsheads. 20 per cent OF which was
leaf tobacco. The prices brought
were; Leaf. So 10 ~ cents. and
iugs. to cents A large number
of buyers we're present
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-02
AMERICANS StvE ESTRADA
AND ROUT MADRIZ'S ARMY

Bluehelds. June 2-Spies RETURN
ling from the south coast say the
retreat Of Madrlz's army under Gem
Ieral Lara. developed into a complete
rout The trail is marked by dead
and wounded. Americans in Estra-
Ida's army are given credit for Estra-
lda's victory.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-02
Retail Merchants Hold
Their Annual Meeting

new members of the organization.
Secretary Cochran was reelected
lie has served for eight years. the
retiring officers were extended a
vote of thanks for their efficient
services.
After a speech from Mr.. II. c.
Rhodes several names were given
for membership TO the Anti-Tuber-
culosis league. The association VIII
cooperate with the physicians IN
stamping out the white plague.
II was voted To donate $40 to-
ward the improvement of road TO
Livingston point when the road If
burned over to the public and when
ne new ferryboat enters the trade
snAessrs. William Rieke and IL. q.
'is3ndcs were appointed to CONFER
No rafafl druqgistS with n View
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-02
funeral of NIrs. GiIIum

The funeral and burial of Mrs. T.
f. Giiium. OF Mayheld. took place
today. she was a sister OF Judge
John X. Hendrick. OF this city. Mrs.
Glllum died "Wednesday after an III
ness with heart failure.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-02
Vending. Former Janitor Of St. Johns
School. Will be Trailed to Hiding
Place Now.
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS REWARD OFFERED FOR
HIS CAPTURE AND CONVICTION OF THE CRIME
Mute Witnesses Of Horrible Deed Continue TO Appear as
Search Of Premises is Prosecuted.

Catholic church. Weddings name
Is given In the records as Henry
Joseph Vending and his wife's
name as Magdalena Arnold. Wend-
rng's parents were given as Edward
and Henrietta Vending.
Mrs. Vending. who Is confined in
the jail. said that she knew abso-
lutely nothing of the murder and
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-02

Louisville. June Especially
II vas discovered this morning that
Joserh Vending LETT Louisville and
- 90 Europe. buying ticket for
Antwerp january 90. The blood
stained shovel used by Alms's muir
derod to az the grave In the cellar
vas fCuid In a shed on the prem
.fot u 81 Johns school hoase by n
reporter for the Evening Post. II
bal been found May ? by the janitor
Who succeeded Vending, while peer
Ing through the Trap door into the
cellar where the girls body was
found. TO hni how much water had
fecped In.
The unraveling of the knotty
skeln of evidence confirming only
too well the theory that little Alma
Kellner was murdered In ST Johns
Catholic church. where she went 10
worship on December last. pro-
ceeded rapidly. but nothing has
bten heard from the suspected iani-
tor. Vending.
The quicklime with which the
body was covered when found was
purchased. Il was learned. at gro
csry. only few blocks away. Ac-
cording 20 the Rroccryman the order
for the lime was telcphoned Ia from
81 Johns church and the barrel OF
)lme was delivered there soon after
Christmas and turned over TO a
woman IA Il was cash trans
action. no record was made of II
and Il is therefore impossible 10
give the exact date.
seek discharge for Woman.
In police court Mrs. Vending $
attorney asked Judge Boldrick To
discharge her on the ground that
she is being held Illegally and in
violation of section 1929 of the
Kentucky statutes. which provides
that the charge OF accessory after
the fact does not exist as to the
wife Of a principal In a crime. The
motion will be argued tomorrow.
The record @! the marriage OF the
wendlngs was found In 81. Peters
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-02

tURDERER OF LITTLE ALMA
KELLNER FLED TO EUROPE,
BUYING TICKET FOR ANTWERP
POpE'S BIRTHDAY.

} Rome. June Pope Plus X
, is IS years old today. His an
nlyersary Is being celebrated
, with unusual enthusiasm. He
, IL enjoying the best of health.
, lie was born at Riese in 1895,
, aud elected In 1903.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-02
U. S. ENGINEERS
TO INSPECT SITE
COMPOSE THE BOARD BEFORE
WHICH BRIDGE PROTEST
WILL he MADE.

Colonel Warren and Captain Oates
OF the u. S. engineering board In
charge OF the Ohio river, Will reach
:, Paducah tonigh. and will early to-
Imorrow proceed TO Metropolis to In
hsct the proposed site of the Bur
.K.ton bridge with a view of form
Nan opinion as to whether the
OF ~ bridge as planpn''. bac
mo tt,n AT Joppa from PA
\ THURSDAY.
=. !. z. Frank Ke4S transacted bu
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-02

The foregoing officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year by the Pa
ducah Retail Merchants association,
which met in regular 81 visN The
following directors We Gd:
Mesrs. ID. Il. Wilson. = n to sp6,
w M. Rieke, loans is taking the {
Iossoh cav mines OF southern Hin
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-02
IMPRESSIVE \
CEREMONIES
Mark N
Senator W. 0.
livers Principa
OF 0ccas
Prominent Citizen
in Affair
BUILDING is A
BUILDING is A

Frankfort, Ky, June "A
ciaD-The new capitol was dedi
today. There were 10000 straA
present
Senator w. A. Bradley made
principal address. Governor Will
was host of the occasion and spd
The decorations are fine and in cd
taste. K
The citizens Of Frankfort in th
hundred years fight have donate
thousands of dollars toward paying I'd
the first three or four statehouses and
many more thousands In entertainina
various legislatures In the effort to rel
tain the seat of government here Uni
I'll the present splendid structure wa5
actually built the Frankfort people
have felt uneasy lest something might
/ happen to rob them of the statehouse.
The dedication OF the new building
has put all doubts to rest.
Thousands of people from practically
every county in the old Commonwealth
journeyed to Frankfort this week 10
witness or take part In the formal cere-
monies. More than 700 schoolgirls
came on one train from Louisville and
sang a. song as part Of the dedica'
ton program.
A big temporary platform was erect
ed Immediately in 'front.' of the Slto
building, and from this stand Jnieet
States Senator W. o. Bradley deliv
cred his eloquent speech as the oratoI
I of the day.
Mayor Polsgrove OF Frankfort deliv
cred the address OF welcome. and Gov
ernor Wilson made a speech preceding
that delivered by Senator Bradley
Several hundred former students Of
the Kentucky Military institute. whic1
school flourished four miles "
Frankfort for more than fifty
were in attendance. having decit
hold a reunion here on dedicst' Gu
Official Program. re-. q
Following is the official p~~~
arranged by the dedication
and carried out: a,u,,u,syx a.
ca O'Clock "a. m.-Firing ~ vsrv ~.
| arsenal -
reception and. transportatie designs,
under their leaders. to ass0f the mon
| respective posts Of assignrcoOd il ~
| and care for visitors. ~
| (c) 10 clock a. m.-Deco1
| II Rev J. McClusky Bla<
| tort cemetery by committeI
Fort Business Mems club.X -.
| resolution OF that body IN -
MS loyalty to and his exer
| .ention OF the seat OF 80 @4
1 Frankfort y.
I,s % y O'Clock ".-r''r''5c Var
| l. Salute fred from Arse
2 Music by band. iendid 0k
| 3. Invocation by Bishop I'd
| ton.
| l. Welcome ON behalf Of IS
/ J. III. Polsgrove.t "a ti-
n ! sG School aA%''''a'" BY . Lawn,
| 8. Address by Governc 81.
" (. Ma:le by band. &c Yard
s. Address by Senator W.
ley.
>. Song by Louisville @ tenn that shou
10. Benediction by FAITH
II. Dixie" by band. who love IA
In the afternoon. band
| capitol building. when t5ure m
of ytsi, e%s's'" were opsn'ard. -. ID
| From 1870 o'clock p. M t..
m. state reception in the 81
| with old fashioned Kentu< r--------------
ing.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-02
Mrs. Roofs FL

The funeral of Ma
Roof, who died yesterl
was held at 3 o'clockt
at the st. Johns cath
Burial was in the churt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-03
SLIGHTLY ANXIOUS.

\ writ n the London News says
that Nh lloyd George may console
himself Tor The attacks that are being
made upon him by the reflection that
Mr.. Gladstone was, In his dav. a similar
sufferer. ST Wiltrid Lawson, in his
autobiography, quotes an instance Of the
misunderstanding to which the Com.
was subject. - have once heard, > ne
writes. THAT Mr.. Gladstone was at 2
funeral An old lady who was there
asked who he was. and. ON being told
that II va. Gladstone, said IN some
anxiety. Oh, l hope he 5 not going
10 make disturbance. -kan-a:
ff-v star.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-03
ORGAN CONCERT.

sydney Hoben has arranged his pro-
gram for he organ re&tal which he VIII
give 1T -ae Central Union Church Thurs
day night. He viii give selections from
the works Of Battste. Wagner, Lefebre
Welv and Ketterer Mrs, Allen White
vii. sing a selection from Elijah, and
Phillip Hall VIII sing a selection from
the Cruclfxion. Margaret Clark will
accompany them. The proceeds derived
from tie concert VIII 20 to the church :
autjtubereulosis fund, and collection
viii ae taken IN the church. Admission
viii e. free
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-03

...,s Ti7c St. and Q60-Q70 Naunakea.
phone 14O P. Q. Box 755.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-03
NOTICE.

Al visiting and local Master
Na~oay who have not received
an invitation. are cordially inVl-
ted t. ATTEND with their ladies,
the reception and dance in
honor If Most Worshipsul ".
Fran- Pierce. Grand Master Of
Na,aa~. II the state OF Calitor-
MIA. IN Tuesday evening, May
-rfrg. nineteen hundred and
-.n. m -ne Alexander Young
Hotel. a, $50 O clock.
BIZ order, COMMITTEE.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-10
SULTAN BURGLARS ESCAPED WITH
 THUNDER
Further Investigation Dis closes Loss of Many
 Pocket Knives

As the result of a careful ipspectiOn of Sultan Brothers department store yesterday morning, it was discovered that the burglars who entered that es- tablishment Tuesday evening escaped with several dozen pocket knives and with possibly few sundergarments as well.
 When the store was inspected by liar " Sultan, immediately after the discov- cry of the burglary, the stock was ap- parently untouched and complete in vestigation was not made. Orderly as had been the intruders, however, a more complete investigation by daylight revealed the fact that they had been in the store a longer time than had at first been apparent and that they had paid particular attention to the cutlery department.
 Whether the burglars escaped with their loot before they were disturbed, or whether they secreted themselves in- side the store and made their escape lat CT, is not known. As only a small amount of plunder was secured, how ever, it is thought that Mir. Sultan s entrance caused the intruders to decamp before they had completed their work.
 A woman living in the rear of the store, saw two men, who are described as being dark and heavy set, emerge from the rear of the store during the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-10
Of Personal Interest

MT. and Mrs. J. $. McCune arrived last evening from northwestern Canada. Mir. McCune was former resident of Globe but has been absent about six months. He hopes to make this city his home again.
 Thomas Taton and William Benedict left yesterday for Phoenix and, after attending the aviation meet, will go to Los Angeles. They expect to remain in Southern California, but have not def initely decided upon the particular place where they will locate.
 John Hill will leave this morning for Tonopah, Nev.
 MT. and Mrs. II. Kieger will leave this morning for an extended visit at Chicago. They will go by way of New Orleans.
 J. A. Moore left yesterday morning for Phoenix to remain until after the events of aviation week.
 R. T. Archer will leave this morning for Los Angeles.
 Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Cornell and Miss Hazelle Cornell will leave this morn ing for Los Angeles. They arrived a few days ago from Cananea, where they have spent the past few years and after spending short time in Los An, geles they expect to go on to Seattle, where they will prbably locate.
 Mrs. Belle Mcdonald left yesterday morning for visit at Phoenix.
 Charles Riemen left yesterday morn ing for phoenix to attend the aviation meet. On his return trip MT. Riemen expects to stop at San Carlos on ac- count of some business affairs.
 Mrs. A. H. Sterns returned Tuesday evening from Indian Hot Springs, where she had spent a few days. Mrs. Sterns was suffering from an attack of la grippe and went to the springs to seek cure, which she evidently found, as she came back feeling entire ly well.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-10
"CN PASCOE HILL" DRAWS WELL AT
 MAJESTIC

"On Pascoe Hill" was the amusing bill presented by the Reed and Arbuckle company at the Majestic last night.
 A good house greeted both perform. ances and those who attended were kept in a state of constant laughter by the stories related by the two comed ians. A pretty stage setting added largely to the attractiveness of the bill and some very pretty costume effects were displayed in the chorus.
 Some new and pretty musical nun. bers were introduced by Miss Rowe Miss Durfee, Mir. Arbuckle and Mir Kelly.
 Last night s show contained more of the amusing and entertaining variety of dialogue than the previous bill and was thoroughly enjoyed by those who witnessed the performance The same bill will be presented again tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-10
.EVANCEL|STS WILL HAVE GATHERING
 AT Fl PASO
Important Meeting Would Initiate Evangelism of
 the World

FL PASO, Texas, February 9.-A meeting of wide importance to all ehurchmen throughout the southwest has been arranged for February 27, 2S and March l, in this city. 1t is one of a series of such meetings being held throughout the country under the direc ton of what is known as the Laymen s Missionary Movement, having as its motto and watchword, "The Evangeli. zation of the World in this Genera tiou. The Fl Paso meeting is de signed to cover all that territory as far east as Midland and Alpine in Texas as far north as Santa Fe, N. M., and as far west as Douglas, Ariz. The city of Fl Paso is preparing to care for l,50O laymen and the lectures, speeches and addresses will be by men of national reputation. On the opening night q banquet will be spread, to which every layman is invited, and at which some of the subjects pertaining to the Lay. mems Missionary Movement will be discussed. Every evangelical church in the territory mentioned is urged to send a delegation of its leading laymen to thls meeting. It IS proposed to So arouse the missionary spirit in the churches of this southwestern country that each one shall become a center of missionary influence under the leader. ship of its lay membership to the end that the gospel shall be preached in every part of the globe before the pass ing of the present generation. It is a great undertaking, fraught with far reaching results, and the cooperation of all Christian men is earnestly solicited. Each church is requested to take the matter up at once and arrange for a representative attendance of its mem. bership. Everyone who expects to at. tend will confer a favor on the commit. tee by notifying Mir. H. B. Durkee, gen eral secretary, at Fl Paso, at once.
 McElroy for wall paper.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-10
REAPPRA|SE PARKER
Prices of Lots in Townsite Too Low and Will Be
 Revised

PHOENIX, Ariz., February 9.-The department of the interior has ordered the re.appraisal of all lots in the town. site of Parker, on a showing that the valuations which have been established are too low and that two of the former appraisers made entries after their ap, praisal. Many lots are now in process of final proving. According to an nouncement the re-appraisal will begin at once and will be finished before final proofs would have been fully made, un- der the former appraisal, so that no time may be lost to settlers. The new board of appraisers is made up of F. c. Dezendorf, Raymond Satterwhite, spec. ial agents of the land office and Charles E. Kelsey of the San Jose Indian bu- Teau.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-10
REHEARSALS BEGUN
 FOR ELkS SHOW
"The Man from Boston" to Be Presented by Lodge
 Next Thursday

The first rehearsal of the musical comedy, "The Man from Boston, which is to be presented at Dreamland next Thursday night by the Elks, was held at the Majestic theater last ev. ening.
 The rehearsal was for the members of the Elks' lodge, who are to have solo work in the coming show. They had their numbers prepared in good shape and as result, the first rehearsal was very satisfactory.
 There will be many professionals in the Elks' show and although there is only a short time remaining for rehear- sals, "The Man from Boston" will be presented in way that should be high ly pleasing to the theater going pub. lie of this city.
 'The Man from Boston" is a late and very popular production and it will be well worth seeing. The Reed and Arbuckle company will take a prom. nent part in the production, as will many of the local Elks.
 McElroy for glass.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-10
LINCOLN BIRTHDAY
 A HOLIDAY Public Offices and Probably Banks Will Observe
 Day in Globe

As the result of the proclamation of the governor, making the one hundred and first anniversary of the birth of Alb. raham Lincoln holiday, public offices and probably the banks of this city, will close next Saturday, February 12.
 Judge E. w. Lewis announced yester- day that there would be no session of the district court on Saturday. All the cases set for hearing on that day will be taken up on the following Monday. All of the other offices in the court house will probably close during the day.
 There will be nothing in the way of a public observance of Lincoln $ ami versary, although few exercises may be held in the city schools on Friday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-10
PHOENIX MAN GETS
 GOEBEL ESTATE

CINCINNATI, February 9.-'I leave everything of which I die pos. sessed to my beloved brother Justus GOebel." "
 These words, constituting one of the shortest testementary documents ever recorded in Kent county, Kentucky, the will of Arthur Goebel, were filed in Gov ington today. Justus Goebel, who by today's will becomes possessor of the combined fortune, lives in Phoenix. No estimate is made of the value of the estate. William Goebel, sworn in as governor of Kentucky on his deathbed in 1900, left his estate to his brother Arthur.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-10
SAFFORD NEWS BUDGET
MRS. W. D. FRENCH, Corresponden

SAFFORD, February 2.-J. NJ. Foster left for Globe last evening.
 Fred Blake was called to Globe few days ago owing to illness of his uncle Alec Blake. He returned yesterday morning and reported his relative much better.
 Lloyd Sands of Solomonville left foI Duncan yesterday.
 z. c. Prina, accompanied by his lit tie daughters, Eva and Ruth, left fol Phoenix this morning to take in the aviation meet.
 Dr. J. A. Edmonds was business wis itor from Wilcox yesterday.
 NJ. l.. Ashbell, special land agent from Washington, D. C., was an incom ing passenger last evening.
 About ten miles east of Solomonville off the travelled road, was found last Saturday, the dead body of white man. It was judged to have been dead about a month and was partly eaten by wild anials. Sheriff A. A. Anderson brought the body in and buried it, as there was no clue to its identity.
 MT. and Mrs. l. E. Solomon have gone to Globe for short visit.
 A. J. Stein of Globe is business visitor in Stafford.
 The Mesdames Wakefield, mother and wife of Jas. E. Wakefield, left for Phoe- nix this morning to witness the great flying contest.
 The body of the late F. w. Hayes was embalmed yesterday afternoon and