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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-08
Mrs. Fletcher Returns.

Mrs. Alice Fletcher, who has been
here for several days in the interest
OF an orphans home left last even
ing for her home In st. Louis. Mrs
Fletcher has made friends here, as
she is a lady of many charming
traits OF character,
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Emperor Disguised.

Little IDIOT Way doesn't he do
these things decently--incognito, as
other monarchs do?"
Tho message added that the kaiser
was shooting at Rowinten when he
frs received news of the revolution
in Portugal. and when the report
Was JofiTmed by the buried dispatch
from the foreign office, he was hor-
rihed lie immediately began bonn
harding all the available sources OF
Information with kilograms.
II had been arranged by the kaiser
TO have Manuel visit him In Berlin
during the winter. In diplomatic cir
Giles Il was suggested that the visit
would be fixed for time when Il
would be better for the young king''
safety that he should be on tour
A Copenhagen correspondent alsC
cables that the recent plans for the
marriage of Manuel to Princess Dag
mar. daughter of the King OF Den,
mark. which were recently ventilated
proved abortive because rumori
reached the Danish court OF Manuell
relations with the Partisan dancer.
Oficial news. the message adds, 4
entirely lacking in Copenhagen. Thu
king called every hour to see Queer
Alexandria and the Empress Mara
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Jury Cannot Agree in Case of Jim
Drake, Who is On Trial for Murder
Of John Gibson---Sister Accused
AERO-AUTO RACE.

Springfield. ILL.,, Oct. s. I
. Arch Hoxey in a Wright BIZ I
plane, today defeated Barney
. Oldfield in an aero-auto race at
the Illinois state fair ground.
. Oldfield, in a Knox. failed to
. cover six miles in less time
. than Hoxey flew five miles.
. Hoxey's time was seven min I
. utes. seven seconds. oldfield's I
. time was seven minutes, 46 {
. seconds. At 1859 O'Clock Hoxey I
. circled the fair ground several I
. times.
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Colonial Heights

. Colonial Heights" will be
. the name of the new western
. subdivision of Paducah, which
. is now being improved by
. Messrs. Zachary and Raymond,
. of Richmond, Va. Work of
. grading the thirty acres and
. plotting of lots and streets
. checked the first of the week
. by the heavy rains. but rapid
. progress is now being made.
. Both Messrs. Zachary and Ray
. mond predict great future for
Paducah.
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First swccthenrt.

Washington. Oct. S.-Miss Yvonne
Townsend. belle OF Washington so
elety and daughter OF the late Lau-
renee Townsend. American minister
to Portugal. " deeply grieved over
the fal OF The dynasty OF King Man
uel Mss Townsend was the "girl
'sweoiheart" OF the youthful king
when they were both children. and
spent many a happy hour In play
with him.
They were democratic and charm
Ing" she said. speaking OF the royal
family as she remembered them.
often the children OF the diplomatic
corps in Lisbon were taken by their
nurses to play with the little crown
prince and his brother Manuel l
cannot bring myself to believe the
horrible tales they tell of Manuers
private life. lie was too noble
hearted and poetic in temperament"
Various reports were received as
to the present whereabouts OF Mile.
Gaby Deslys. the beautiful dancer.
whose nimble feet promoted her in
to the affections Of Manuel. the de
posed boy king. and who brought
about great scandal in the Portu-
guese court. She was quoted in a
Vienna dispatch as saying:
"what disgrace is there In being
the sweetheart OF king? l know OF
none But do not care to talk
about King Manuel. Our relation
ship was glorihed by a love that a
revolution. nor even the end OF the
world. could Quench."
Nile. Deslys, as the dancing glrl In
Portugal called herself. wore mag
nificent sunburst OF diamonds at her
throat during the interview in which
she talked OF Manuel She said he
had given them to her.
THAT Is untrue and unjust" she
declared angrily. "The king only
gave me small presents. which even
poor man could afford without ex-
travagance. Here Is my contract for
my next engagement. am 10 get
S25. 900 for appearing three months
believe that my income is greater
than that OF the king"
His Reign.
London. Oct S.-When King
Manuel assembled the throne of Por.
'tugal. after the assassination of his
royal father, King Carlos. and his
elder brother. Crown Prince Luil
Philippe, on February /. 1908. he
found the kingdom in state OF
perilous turmoil The young KinE
had inherited his fathers quarrel,
with the clerical party, the adherent'
of the pretender. Don Miguel. anC
~ revolutionary party.
The clerical party distrusted and
feared the king on account of nj.
suspected liberalism: the republl
cans, on the contrary, regarded hin
as reactionary in spirit, the more 81
s,nce Premier Teixenra De Sousa hat
dominated for the peerage one o.
former Minister Frances mos
prominent adherents. This they tool
Ito be a yelled declaration of tn,
Kings sympathy with the methods
OF the deposed Dictator
The growth OF the republican
party has been exceedingly rapid II
Portugal; even during the lifetime
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Nc Manus Inquiry

An inquiry is being held this
afternoon in Police Judge Cross
Office in an attempt TO develop some
facts in the Frank McManus murder
case, 1t is said. Several witnesses
are being examined.
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THE WEATHER

The predictions and tempers-
ture for the past twenty-four
hours viii be found az the top
OF the seventh column oB page
ter.
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Artillery Used to Batter Down Wall Of
Monastery, and Several Inmates are
Killed in Melee.
STORY OF KINGS INFATUAION FOR VAUDEVILLE
PERFORMER HIS CAREER ON THRONE OF COUNTRY
Provinces Scandaized By Conduct Of Monarch Who Kept
Favorte in Palace With Him.

conflicts the outbreak occurred
Quehos
artillery fired and the killing of
.
for the bombadment OF the
hours of resistance the defenders
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-08
Joshua Rees, Near Mayville,
Drives Unwelcome Visitors
From His Home.
Graves County Man, Who
Killed His Brother, Returns
Home and Dies.

MaysvilIe. KY, Oct. s. Especially
Night riders visited Joshua Rees
last night and fired into his home.
He returned the fire and routed them.
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Business and Bank
CIearinSs of Week

of tobacco TO be handled this season
is expected to be heavier than ever
before. Work on the new tobacco
buildings is being rushed as rapidly
as possible.
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Petit Jurors Discharged.

Although the grand jury will re-
main in session all next week. the
criminal session Of circuit court was
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Manucl's I.iassons.

London. Oct. S.-Though he is
only boy In years. King Manuel has
not escaped having his private life
ana his supposed attentions to act
ressos, both native aud foreign. free
ly canvaluei throughout Portugal.
ilis peccadilloes have been grossly
exaggerated but they have served to
create a great prejudice against him
among the illiteraie people OF the
provinces.
Nile. Gaby Deslys. one OF the pref
TEST and most popular OF the young
actresros on the Paris stage today. Is
credited with being one OF the causes
OF The boy kings downfall Il Is de-
clared that he has showered money
and jewels upon her TO the detrlment
OF the pub.c treasury.
For ycars Gaby Deslys has been
one OF the most prominent women In
thc bohemian set OF Par. She Is
xzkinEly beautiful. with baby blue
ef0s. and q renowned IN all the cap
itals OF Europe FOR the beauty and
cost OF her gowns and jewelr and the
luxufionsreys of her life. She made
her hrft bow to the public few
scars ago IN a musical comedy. but
.fe has since abandoned that to de-
vote hersolf 70 characteristic modern
prose comedies % the Paris Boule-
ward theatcrs and Tor dancing at the
Folles Bergeres.
Fir. Saw Her In London.
In a victoria. exquisi;oly decorated
With lilies and white roses TO match
her blonde complexion and dress OF
white satin or hnen. AZ the within
may take her. she has won honors at
the annual "Feto des Fleurs' in the
Bols de- Bouionge for the past three
years Ter name In English means
Gabrielle of the Lilies"
The king OF Portugal FIRST saw her
when she was hlllng an engagement
this pummer at one OF the music
halls IN this city during his Visit to
London In search OF a bride Her
act transcribed in daring anything
that London had ever seen. In II
Milo. Doslys disrobed In the pres
ence OF the audience to a single gar
ment and a diamond-studded garter.
The pantomine and story which ac-
gAmpauied her dance was suggestive
TO the highest degree. She got a biz
salary and her engagement was ex-
tended several times.
A Berlin correspondent cables that
The kaiser was no. at one time en-
ilre'y averse 10 the idea OF a mar
rage between Manuel aud HE favor
he child and only daughter, the
Princess Victoria. But the princess
herself wnen approached. fatty re
fused to consider the matter on ac-
count OF MSnuel's relations with
Gaby Deslys The kaiser himself Is
orted 10 have said when he learn
OF Il:
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fContinued on rage Four.l
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The little Hyomei pronounce Il
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Park. Parker. Parkest

Another aspirant for United States
senatorial honors appears in the per
son of ID. G. Parker. of Paducah
Maybe not to know him argues our
selves unknown, but we must con
fess we had never heard OF him be-
fore his dispatch to the State Jour
nal announcing his candidacy, and we
thought we were pretty well ac-
quainted with the names at least of
the prominent men of the state. Mr..
Parker may be good man and doubt
less is, but you can't prove it by us.
We do not want TO appear ill-man-
nered or profane, but Senator Beck
query seems in order.
Herald.
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THE MORNING PRESCRIPTIONS
ACCOUNT

II any further absurdity had been
necessary TO give the lie to the
Morning Democratic Prescription s
account Of the Republican city con-
vention, 1t is reasonable to presume
II would have been added TO the
story itself. But nothing more was
needed; the story contained all the
necessary evidences of its own false
hood and inconsistency.
In the first place, the charge that
20 men met at an advertised mass
convention and put over a slate that
was unsatisfactory TO the marty
which last year elected nearly, everv
man on its ticket; and that. while
the voters of the party were sore at
the high handed" methods of those
20 men, they made no active effort
to oppose them, is ridiculous
According to the Prescription ac-
count, three OF those 20 men, were
opposed to the proceedings. That
left just II for IT, Fifteen more be-
sides those three could have gone 10
the city hall and captured that con-
vention, If the Prescriptions story
is correct, and named the ticket
Its reporter claimed to have inter
viewed in front of the city hall a
number of Republicans sufficient e
have done the trick. The young
man, who interviewed himself as a
Lincoln Republican, as Garfield
Republican. as a Mckinley Repub-
lean and as an anti-gang Republican,
about the proceedings OF the conven-
ton, might JUS as well have gone
further and interviewed himself as
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country during the Industrial growth
Of the hast so years.
We must guard the Interests OF
the wage-worker. we must safeguard
the woman who tolls and see that
the young children do not toll, that
the working conditions are health
full
Protection of Labor.
1--WE must see that by far-reaching
LEGISLATION the workman who Is
crippled and the family OF the work
man who Is killed In industry. are
compensated, so that the losses
necessarily incident to certain indus
tries shall be equitably and fairly
distributed instead OF being placed
upon the shoulders OF those not able
to bear them. So far as by lcgisla-
ton II IL possible. We must strive TO
give to the workingman the power
to achieve and maintain a high
standard OF living. Finally. and as
q matter OF course. we must do
Everything possible TO promote and
conserve the business prosperity OF
the whole country.
1--WE. VINO came together TO set
the standard OF our party. have a
grave sponsibllity to that party
and to the public II Is absolutely
essential that the people should eN-
ercise sef-oontrol and solf-mastery
and he Is a foe to popular govern
ment. who. In any way. causes them
TO lose such self-oontrol and self
mastery, whether from without or
within. But II mus, be literally self
control and not control by outsiders.
For Direct Nominations.
I'VE should at once introduce In
this state the system OF direct nomi-
nations in the primaries so that the
people shall be abe themselves TO
decide who the candidates shall be
instead OF being limited merely TO
jchoosing between candidates with
whose nomination they had nothing
TO do.
We believe with an our hearts
In democracy; In the capacity OF the
people 10 govern themselves and NJ
are bound 10 succeed for our success
means not only our own triumph
but the triumph Of the cause Of the
rights OF the people throughout IN,
world and the uplifting from the
banner OF hope for all the nations
OF mankind"
The delegates and spectators gave
the temporary chairman quiet aften.
ton. punctuating his speech with
frequent outbursts Of applause. The
mention OF President Taft and Gov
Hughes came In for liberal cheering
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TARIFF COMPARISON.

The under the great
tariff indicated following
statistics
sariy full 1910 and
cedng of which the entire old
form twohds the total
the
following
1870 compared with the
1903 The relate to imports for consumption
differ slightly imports"
United states
articles ending June
he corresponding period
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-28

The politicians are discussing the
question of a primary or convention
to nominate the next state Demo-
cratic ticket. Either method will
suit McCreary and his friends. but
what Kentucky ought to have is a
direct primary nominations law like
Gov. Hughes has just sought to have
passed in New York and which Ore
gon and many of the more progress
sive states have on their statute
books. The direct primary law gives
poor man a chance to run for Of
fee as well as the rich one and sim
plifies the whole system of party Sc
lections of candidates. It has prov
en- satisfactory wherever tried. ex-
cept probably TO some professional
politicians who find their Jobs of
bossing conventions and fixing states.
gone.
The campaign for a better educa-
tional system is well under way in
Kentucky. the good roads movement
cannot be headed; the old state is go
ing forward along many progressive
lines, and there's no good reason why
this latest and most approved method
by which the people may name their
party candidates should not be adopt
ed. We suggest that Lincoln county's
representative in the next legislature
offer a direct primary nominations
bill.-Stanford Interior Journal.
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a Smith Democrat in regard to a
comparison of the two tickets pre-
sented to the people of Paducah this
fall. He neglected to comment on
the character of men nominated yes
Iterday.
With the postmaster in Richmond.
Virginia, where he never will read
the Prescriptions account of the con-
vention; with +. Il. Bell, the chief
ally of Earl Palmer in the contest
with ]. p. Smith for the last mayor
atty nomination, presiding over the
convention; with Ed r. Miller on
the nominating committee. with
only 20 delegates in the con-
vention. and an angry mob outside,
the Morning Prescription has pro-
vided rather Inadequate scenario and
cast for "postoffice gang methods.
1t is scarcely necessary to add to the
accumulation of evidence against
the truthfulness of the picture, the
| further fact that all II says about
Mr.. Earl Palmer is lie out of
whole cloth, and is copied directly
ago, when it predicted that James
p. Smith would be knitted for mayor
II would like to create the impress
sion that Earl Palmer is knitting the
ticket; because 1t realizes Mr.. Pal
mer would be a strong candidate for
mayor. If he should decide to make
the race next time.
But the climax is capped when the
Prescription says that a "slate was
chosen at a dark lantern meeting
and then the "City Republican COM
mittee decided TO swap the ticket
about TO give the lie to the Pre-
Iscription's premature exposal (sic)
of its hand"
Imagine, IL YOU please. a slate
made up by committee. composed
of a representative from each voting
precinct! II requires an expert COM
FOUNDER, working in the quiet be-
hind his own prescription counter, to
done in committee meetings. Then
consider the ease with which slate
is made up and then snapped
about" What germ of truth is con-
tanned in this statement simply veri-
fies what The Evening Sun sad YES
'terday: that candidates were dis
cussed at the committee meeting
and discussed on the streets. The
Morning Prescription learned OF
them and called IT slate. Business
men became interested and sug-
gested candidates. while several
ladies and gentlemen interested
themselves in the school board
ticket and thus the ticket was made
up.
That a committee of 22 members
could form a slate that was OBJ
noxious to the voters: that IL could
be published week in advance, and
then that 20 men could meet in
mass convention and put that slate
through, while the enraged voters
were standing in front of the con-
vention hall denouncing the conyen-
ton TO a reporter for an opposition
paper. is a trifle heavy for light
/, reading and a trifle light for heavy
reading.
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ELIMINATING THE PRINCIPAL
THING.

IHlNI.
eliminating all comment on the
personal side of the ticket selected, -
remarks the Morning Prescription,
beginning an editorial about the Re
publican city convention. But why
eliminate comment on the personal
side of the ticket?" That is what
the people are interested in. "The
proof of the pudding Is in the eat
ing" "by their fruits ye shall know
them" II there was anything
wrong with that convention it would
appear in the make up of the ticket.
II gang methods were used the
ticket would be composed of the
tools Of the gang. Tell us the char
acter of men nominated; give us
their political record.
The morning Prescription does well
to eliminate the personal side oil
gang politics" for even It woult
hardly dare accuse T. f. Ford
Joseph ExaH. FINS Lack. C. NJ
Rfker. Henry Gallman. John Nc
Candless, Fred Hassman, August
Budde, George L. Barrett, John
Wacker, r. S. Barnett, II. r. Lind
sey. J. X. Ferguson, Samuel Hub
bard. J. l.. Wanner. r. L. Baker,
Christian Kolb. william Flowers.
and w. ~ Simmons, of being tools
of any political gang.
The duty of the voters Is to look
20 the men nominated. Does the
personnel of the ticket bear out the
assertion of gang politics? Hardly
one of these men has ever before
figured in politics. Every one Of
them was induced to stand for the
nomination against his personal in
clination at the solicitation of men,
who desire a representative, high
class general council; not one of
them but stands above suspicion of
personal motives in seeking Office.
We do not desire to eliminate the
personal side of the tickets" as
the Morning Prescription does. We
desire a comparison of the personnel
OF the tickets. We invite the atten-
ton Of the voters to the new blood
brought into municipal affairs by
the Republican ticket. and to the old
familiar names of political workers
on the Democratic ticket. AS the
Morning Prescription remarked the
day after the Democratic primary,
the names of its candidates need
no Introduction to Paducah voters"
Most Of the Republican candidates
require introduction politically.
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Notice 90 Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received By
the Board of Public Works at their
Office In the city hall on Monday
afternoon at o'clock October Bird.
1910, for the construction OF con-
crete culyert on Goebel avenue be-
tween the Illinois Central railroad
shops and Tennessee street, accord
Ing to plans and specifications on fle
IN the City Engineers Office.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
BY l.. F. Kolb, Secretary.
i. A. Washington, City Engineer,
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The Deadly Mosquito.

The deadly mosquio o. boiling
high carnival In cur city just nov
Strldenuy he sing. lc notes OF bis
rude nocturnal lullaby 10 taole seek
Ing sieep and rec, until. exhausted.
they lose CONSEQUENCE Then q b.
that this pestifcrous insoc, admins
tiers thc dcath-doallng hypodcrmlc OF
malaria and other diseases
But the BARN Is done. You are
slck Hays Specific is the quickest
and sares, cure CAL on your drug
giEt for H.
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Want. No Mr.ic nan con,rntlon.

Il Is very likely that a state pri-
mary win be held to nominate Demo
cratic candidates for state Offices The
number OF candidates in the field
makes 4 possible that another Music
Hall anair would result should a
convention be- held. and that Is some
th.rg Democrats want TO avoid -
Carlis'e News.