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The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
|OOsEVELT'S HOST
DIES FROM FEVER
french Missionary succumbs To
African Malady After Former
President Starts Down Nile.

\ GONDoKoRO, March l.-Britisa
|<osidents as well as natives are won
'1cring today whether Col. Roosevelt
9ho sailed yesterday for khaFtoum'
- disease-proof as well as accident
'Epof ~
5 No sooner had the colonel and his
<nrty started on their trip down the
.l1o than several cases or african
nver developed among those who had
oon IA close touch with Roosevelt and
oday. DIR. Trosca, French mission
ny, who entertained Mr.. Roosevelt
Yesterday, died cf the fever
The district commissioner has also
',oen stricken with the disease he
loo. was active IN entertaining the
|colonel.
n similar reports come from the KAN
Zpala district where n scourge OF AM
<oan fever developed a few days after
the huntirg party departed
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
Is This Fair?
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y II Az due your stomach TO give il
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The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
BEWARE heIDES ofr1ApCH
BY NINE. PANAOANA
Via Her Control
ttTTI p1fHLT ENCc

All. children OF the world, II is well
that you, too. beware the Ides Of
March.
Watch most carefully Refrain from
wrath, and. above ali, avoid heated
arguments. Gail not each other
Glars" for the danger is great.
The zodiac signs Of Aries and Pts
ces control the heavens, the earth,
and all that therein lies. Again be-
ware.
Girls born this month will marry
early and will encounter few matri-
uonial SQUALLS IL they mate with men
born under congenial signs OF the
zodiac. Those born before the 22d
OF the month should marry men born
in July: girls born after that date
NAV choose from men born In August
and December.
Bows born during the first five days
of the month will have great abilities;
will be fond of outdoor sports, and
VIII make fine managers, oyerseers
and teachers Those born on the
sixth. seventh. eighth. ninth and tenth
will DO possessed of splendid creative
genius. and will become builders,
artists. writer's. But the very worst
thina they can 10 will be TO marry
women born between Sept. "a and
Oct %, for they will bring much mis-
cry into their husbands lives.
Many poets and musicians VIII be
born on the days from the eleventh 20
the fifteenth, but few millionaires,
But those born from March % 20
the - VIII GBd themselves possessed !
OF wonderful brains, and Will become |
great lawyers. judges. fnanciers and /
magnates. They will be inclined 20 /
SOW wild oats at first
Among those born on the last few |
DAYS of the month will be great com. |
manders and daring explorers; they
viii. however, be very untidy and apt
to neglect the small things.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
FLETCHER GIVES UP OFFICES.

BAY CITY, Hich.. March State
Labor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Road Commissioner-Su Rich.
ard II Fletcher has resigned as alder.
man from the Sixth ward. His alder
manic Job makes him willy nily q
supervisor in his senior aldermanic
year and the supervisors Job is in
compatible under the statutes with
the county road commissioner. The
latter is more valuable politically than
the two Jobs OF alderman and super.
visor, hence Dick let go OF two jcos
! 10 keep one.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
CIRCUS ELEPHANT RUNS
AMUCK; HAS TO BE KILLED
After Injuring Several Persons Is
Secured and Executed BY
Strangllng.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. March 1.-The
execution OF Fargo, big female Gle
phant. belonging to circus now win
terinz al the grounds OF the Tri-Stata
Fair association, wns witnessed by
1 900 persons.
When the elephant went mad the
management of the circus decided 10
execute her az 10 o'clock the next
morning. The animal got loose from
her keeper within three hours of hel
execution. and. running through the
fair grounds. attacked several horses
and other animals and knocked down
some OF the attendants. who were
badly injured.
The attendants finally got Fargo I'M
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
MAY HAVE BEEN SLAIN.

SAGINAW, Mich. March 1.-(Spe-
cialD-That Frank Wager, 90 OF
Paines Station. who was found dead
beside the Michigan Central tracks
Sunday morning. was murdered. ie the
contention OF Coroner Richter today
Wager had S3S ia his possession when
last seen and when foucd ne had s134
Of1ce:s think The body was placed be
side the railroad track TO cause a sus
ricion that he was run over.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
STRIKE At BAT Tie
CREEK IS SETTLED
Advance Thresher Works Reinstates
Union Committeeman and Other
Employees Return To Work

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. March l.
(SpeciaD THE advance threshe-
strike was settled this afternoon, the
company reinstating Jesse Wolfe the
union committeeman, and 90 other
men returned 10 work.
The rest will resume work whea
they learn Of the settlement. Inc
men did not ask for the closed shop
but for NO discrimination against
union men
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
NEW CORPORATIONS.

LANSING. Mich. March New
corporations: Taxicab Co OF Amer
lea. Detroit, $4,000, stockholders
Jeremiah J. O'Connoi. Thomas ]. Ma
vim, Michael P. Bourke. all OF Detroit
B. F. Goodrich Co. Detroit. $4,000;
Oceana Canning Co, Shelby. $4,000;
Huron Auto Body Co.. Port Huron
s25,000: Gies-Hoyt Mfg Co. Detroit
increased from $4,000 to $50 900; NJ.
Clemens Motor Car Manufacturing Co,
Mt. Clemens. 100000; Hewitt Motor
Co, New York and Detroit, $1,000. 900:
Babcock Tissue Paper Co. Otsego in
crease from $4,000 to 100000 On
March the Hewitt Motor Co. will
change It's name to the Metzger
Motor Co.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
HOGS SELL AT $10.05.
Small Receipts in Chicago Cause An
other Advance.

CHICAGO. March Small re
ceipts at the stock yards today caused
another jump in the price OF hogs
taking it 10 s10.05 a hundred pounds
the highest price paid here since the
civil war. Both packers and shippers
declare it is clear that the end OF the
sky-rocketing of prices has not been
reached and they expect 10 see them
20 up 10 sl1.00.
The receipts today were only $4,000,
far below what had been expected.
Statistic show also that the February
receipts were only 537.s57 which Is
l20 900 less than the receipts of Feb
ruary. 1903, and 100000 less than Feb
ruary, 1908.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

der control. and no time was lost Ia
putting her 10 death \ huge rope
was placed around her neck and run
through puilevs. and horses. hitched
20 the ends OF the rope pulled In OPP
posite directions In a Few minutes
the work OF execution was over.
Fargo was brought 10 the United
States when three years old. She
was valued az $4,000
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
MICHIGAN MAN DIES.

MARSHALLTOWN. Ia. March u
+. c. Macy. OF Durand. Mich, who
was stricken with appendicitis while
stopping at a local hotel last week.
died yesterday. He was 2S years old.
and travelling salesman for the Oak
land Automobile company, OF Pontiac,
Mich
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

I, Little Bright Eyes. a spirit from
the great beyond. warn you Of flesh
and blood that there will be extreme.
~ cold weather during the first three
days, followed by great storms over
the lake region and along the At
lantic coast There will be heavy
rains and big floods throughout the
south from the eighth 70 the twelfth,
followed by heavy frosts throughout
the entire country Tho mild period
from the seventeenth to the twenty
sixth will be succeeded by most fear
ful storms along the Pacific coast,
and stiff gales on the lakes and At
lantic coast
And then March will go out even a.
a gentle lamb.
II has been said.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
The Knockout Blow


Knockout
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laughed him hometo
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but the
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Golden Medical
in mos VuIn
INDIGESTION liver.
blood other ORGANS
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where
we'll cleanse Dr.
be fromthe
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should stomach and
trade esewher
DR.
Common Pierce above
Pleasant Pellets regulate and strengthen Stomach Liver
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
Fall Brands Her Initials On Arm.

SPARTA. WIS., March l-As The
result of an accident little Ruth Mn
Ter was branded with her own initials
She slipped and fell against hot
stove, her arm striking It The arm
was not badly hurt, cept for the
letters r VI being deeply burned
into the flesh
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02
WELLINGTON MAN KILLED

WILMINGTON, Mich, March l.
George Atkins. killed in Flint Monday
mornfng, was a son OF Thomas Atkins
Of this place. The body will be
brought here for burial.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

Three Persons Ground To Death.
GALESBURG H., March 1.-Threo
persons we're killed and Is injured
near here today when two interurban
cars met IN "a head-on collision. One
Of the cars was completely wrecked.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

In four wears Greater New York has
built 9S theaters and 81 churches
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

COLDS CAUsE HEADACHE.
LAXATIVE BROMO QCININE, tho
world Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause Call for full name
Look Tor signature. i. WLGROYE. 25c
The Detroit times., 1910-03-02

The hold-up Of Thursday evening
vas in he drug store of Dr. J. r,
Drown. Or. E. r. Syphax, who was IN
charge, vas waiting on two women
customers when the bandit came N
bv a side door aud covered them
With his Gun and commanded the doc
tor to throw up his hands and the %o-
men 10 be seated and keep still. Dr
syphax had o large bulldog In the
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-28
Honduras Also Warful.

Tegucgalpa, Spanish Honduras,
Feb. 2S.-Sentiment against the
United States and Americans in gen.
eral has reached such point in Hon
duras that the proposed Morgan rail
road loan is considered almost GER
tain to be rejected. Congress has
been in session early two months,
but practically Hvthing has been
done. owing to a deadlock on the
question of the attitude TO be taken
toward the United States. Several
concessions to Americans were intro
duced in congress today for ratifica-
ton, but such storm OF protest was
raised that they were quickly with
drawn. The anti-American demon
stration is entirely due to the atti-
tude of the United States toward
the Zelayan government in Nicara-
qua, radical members of congress and
natives fearing the same toward
them.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-28
FIRBMgN BURNED
FACES AND HANDS BLISTERED
BY BLAZE.
Roos Manufacturing Plant Fire Hot
One 10 HandIe--Did Good
work.

Nearly all OF the firemen are suf-
fering with burns and blisters as the
result of the fire at the Ed Roos com
pany Saturday. 1t was one Of the
hottest fires the boys have had to
contend with in many months. but
they were ever in the thickest of the
fight, and never rested until they
were assured that the flames would
not spread 1t was a hopeless task
to attempt to save the curtain pole
factory as 1t burned like tinder, and
was burning in every quarter when
the first fire company reached the
scene.
None Of the firemen was injured
severely, but all have a plentiful sup
ply of blisters on their hands and
face as souvenirs of the occasion.
The hard work also tested muscles.
and Sunday they were content to sit
around the stations without indulg-
ing in any violent forms of exercise.
Today the fire was smoldering de-
spite the fact that steady rain fell
on the ruins all Saturday night. The
fire is not dangerous, as the firemen
keep watch on 1t, but is located
deeply in the rubbish and II would
take a small lake of water to extin-
guish It.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-28
MAYOR BD HANNAH
DELEGATES LIFT
FIRST OFFICIAL HEAD OF CITY
TO USE NEW CITY HALL
ELEVATOR.

II Is MaNor Ed Hannah today, II
you please. But he doesn't seem to
be puffed up much over his Job and
is exercising his executive powers
modestly.
While Mayor Smith is out of the
city MIR. Hannah will be at the head
of the government until Mr.. Smiths
return. This morning Mayor Hannah
gave audience to a reporter for The
Evening Sun at his plumbing shop.
The new mayor was busy with figures
on his day book.
His honor said he was feeling as
we'll as could be expected with such
responsible job on his shoulders,
but the morning had passed rather
quietly. This afternoon he was called
over to the city hall to attach his
signature to several orders from the
city departments. He enjoys the dis
tinction of being the first mayor to
use the elevator.
There Is one thing Mayor Hannah
/ Is glad of today. That is the electric
lift is running aod ne will not los'
any extra breath climbing the several
flights of stairs. Miss Nunemacher
he onicial stenographer, Is also de
| lighted with the elevator.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-28
REV. D. v. FOOKS
RESIGNS PULPIT
OF LOCAL CHURCH

At the evening service yesterday,
the Rev. ID. w. Fooks, pastor of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church,
rendered his resignation to the con-
gregation. Formal action has not
been taken on the resignation as il
came as a complete surprise to the
members. Ill health and the need
of a complete rest are the reasons
for the Rev. Mr.. Fooks handing in
his resigation. Several months ago
he was taken seriously Ill in Ten
nessee while leading a revival, and
physicians advised him not to return
to the pulpit for six months. but he
recovered his strength and resumed
his pastorate. Recently his health
has been declining, and he decided
to give up the pulpit.
His plans for the future are un-
known, but 1t is probable that he
will not leave Paducah permanently.
He has held the pastorate of the
church about two years, and has
made many friends in the city out
side of his own church.
The regular services were held
yesterday, and in the morning spe-
cial services 'In Memory of Mother
were held. The Rev. Mr.. Fooks
preached a strong sermon on "a
Mothers Tribute" Large congrega-
tions were present at both services.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-28
.MANAGUA Is NEXT
POINT OF ATTACK
FOR INSURGENTS
Estrada's Agent Receives
Word From Him That
Chamorro is 0. K.
Honduran Officials Now Fear
Uncle Sam.
sYMPATHlZE WITH ZELAYA.
sYMPATHIzE WITH zELAYA.

New Orleans. La, Feb. 2S.-Gen-
eral Chamorro, of the Nicaraguan
provisioned army, is threatening
Managua today. according to a cable
received by Richard sussman, Es-
trada's representative here. The
message today fully confirmed the
details of the battle at FL Morite on
Lake Nicaragua, in which General
Romero, of Madriz's forces, was
killed and 200 government soldiers
were captured. General Mena also
reported to Estrada that he had cap
tured most of the arms and military
stores and money, being carried by
Madriz's forces. Official confirmation
that Chamorro Is within striking dis
tance of Managua Is taken as a refu-
tation OF reports that he had been
defeated at Tipitapa, and 1t is con-
sidered certain the forces of Aurelio
and Estrada are now Joined. The
fall of Managua is expected soon by
Estrada sympathizers here.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-28
TIMB OF HOLDING
COURT In FIRST
CHANGED BY BILL SENATE
PAsSES-wAGGONER BILL IN
UPPER HOUSE.

Frankfort, KY, Feb. rs. Especial }
Efforts to advance bills In the sem
ate in order 10 put them ahead of
the Waggoner county unit bill failed.
The senate passed the bill for a
change in the time of holding the
circuit court In the First judicial dis
trict.
The house passed p. W. Berkshire's
bill. requiring certihcation. when
necessary, OF persons desiring 20
register. II also passed the ClaypOol
bill, making Il lawful for farmers to
agree not to grow any crop II they
wished.
The house passed the bill, making
Il unlawful for amy number of peo-
pie to get together and pool crops.
The senate passed the house bill,
authorizing the commingling of to-
bacco and making warehouse re-
ceipts negotiable. The bill now goes
TO the governor.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-28
RAILROAD RATES
ARB CONSIDERED
ED ROOS COMPANY WILL DE-
eide UPON LOCATION
TONIGHT.

Paducah may lose the Ed Roos
company, manufacturers of curtain
poles and furniture novelties. which
was destroyed by fire Saturday morn
ing Tonight a meeting of the stock
holders will be held for the purpose
of formulating definite plans. Several
offers have been received from other
cities who desire the plant to secure
the factory. The difference in freight
rates in the shipment of lumber In
and out of Paducah has been a CON-
plant registered by lumber panufac-
turing concerns. 1t is claimed that a
discrimination of two cents on the
hundred pounds Is made, which
makes a difference of four cents In
receiving and shipping material from
points in the north. Several times
the Commercial club has taken M
the question. but nothing definite has
ever been accomplishe1 The Ed Roos
company had a payroll of about
s15O,0O0 a year, employing 1i5O men
and has been running regularly. The
company was doing the biggest busi-
ness IN its history. when the fire de-
stroyed the entire building Saturday.
Metropolis is one of the places after
the factory
A representative of The Evening
Sun called at the Illinois Central
Office today and was Informed that
there Is no discrimination practiced.
It is claimed that there is difference
OF two cents between the northern
and southern rates and the Ohio river
Is the boundary.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-28
Chairman Wilson Says They
Think the Addition Would
be Burdensome.
Four Democrats and Two
Republicans to Act.
NO TALK ABOUT POLITICS.

Councilman Robert Wilson. chair
man of the councilmanic committees
designated to investigate the terri
tory proposed to be annexed to the
city. stated today that he believes the
committee will report unfavorably to
the proposed extension.
There is no politics In IT," said
Councilman Wilson, "but the COM
mitteemen seem to be looking at the
cost of the extensions, rather than
else, and I believe they are
to IL. The first pretty day
the committee and the city engineer
win make a trip over the territory.
We have set several dates, but had
weather always interfered."
Asked II he had heard any talk of
politics in connection with the exten-
sion of the city limits, Councilman
Wilson said he had, but admitted that
none of the talk was among the mem
bers of the general council.
81 heard outsiders talking" ne
said. "and some of them seemed to
think that maybe an extension of the
city limits would increase the Re
publican vote; though I don't know
about that. The committee doesn't
care anything about politics; but
most of the members, believe, think
1t would cost too much to provide
police and fire protection. lights and
sewers for the annexed territory So
look for an unfavorable report"
There are four Democrats and two
Republicans on the committee.
Acting Mayor Ed Hannah said to-
day that he had qever heard politics
mentioned in connection with the ex-
tension of the city limits until he
saw an article in the morning paper.
which he did not read through.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-28
General Strike Called by Labor
Unions Of Philadelphia in Aid of
Street Car Employees of That City
Practical Unanimity at Meet.
ing Sunday, When Heads Of
Locals Considered Final
Step to Tie Up All Business

Philadelphia. Pa, Feb. 2S. -
Action fraught with possible mo
mentous consequence TO Philadelphia
was taken Sunday by the Central La.
Dor Union when that body, represent
ing 40 unions with a claimed mem
bership of 125.0O0 voted to begin a
sympathetic strike next Saturday to
aid the striking street railway en-
ployes.
This action came at the end of a
secret session of 700 delegates, which
lasted for six hours. There was ap-
parently no question but that the
delegates would vote on a strike, the
split being on the question Of wheth-
er II would be started Immediately.
The more conservative element pre-
vailed, however, and the walkout was
put on until next Saturday. Mean
while there is hope that the street
railway strike will be arbitrated.
Nobody doubts that the action of
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-28
CONTINUED on Page Three.)
CAIRO BASKETBALL
/. TEAM WILL PLAY HERE

Correspondence will be entered
into this week with Cairo in an ef-
fort to arrange a game between the
crack Cairo basketball team and the
.five.of the Chess. Checker and Whist
club. which is leading the city bas-
ketbal league. The game will at
tract one of the largest crowds of the
season, as all of the fans are enxious
to see what kind of showing the
Chess team can make against a team
from ano'her city.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-28
FISCAL COURT WILL
MEET HERE TOMORROW

Tomorrow the regular monthly
meeting of the fiscal court will be
held. The question of working the
county roads will be under fire, and
ii is expected that the court will au-
thorize the county road supervisor TO
advertise for bids for repairing the
roads. The contract system has given
satisfaction and no doubt will be con-
tnued. The road contract will be let
at the April meeting. The report OF
the jal committee on the sanitary
condition of the jail will be heard
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-28
ATTORNEY GEORGE OLIVER
WILL JOIN HIS BROTHER

Attorney George Oliver. who has
been located In Las Cruces, ~ NJ,
for several years. will return to Pa
ducah about March i'5, and will form
a partnership with his brother. At
torney w. Mike Oliver. Several
years ago they were law partners,
but dissolved when Mr.. Oliver went
west. Mr.. Mike oliver has been
appointed state counsel for the Con-
tlnentai Fire Insurance company
and II will require much OF his time
in other sections OF the state. and
for this reason his brother viii re-
turn to Paducah TO assist him. AT.
torney C. A. wickllffe will remain
with the new Arm. Mr.. Oliver has
many friends In the city who viii bs
glad TO learn he win make this cit,
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-28
Pullman Autos Arrive.

Mr.. Dan Fitzpatrick received three
Pullman automobiles Saturday, one
for Jesse Loeb, one for Sidney Loeb
and the other for Harry Livingston.
They are the touring type, S5 horse
power cars, finished in dark blue and
are very handsome. MIR. Fitzpatrick
has the agency for the line for west
Kentucky and expects to dispose OF
quite a number of them. They sell
for $4,000, with equipment extra.