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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-23
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9pen G%arrington bar bclllittet at al.
penoe $4,000 til Sorbebrin9 al
&louflpitem og GanooUrf.
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Sobnnno 8. aroSboug, ser lfpeoe
Smgung meo 6olt % boeoe alene /
Ell liOen Suite / Smegnen al 8il-
Iop Gitp, fanbteS iorleoen bso /
bette tit tarpeIiae Stem.
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s ben lille 9p Nome IG99er mo for
Chen Gloner for Spierelie al Gitp
San iamt AnlGe al gnnOu9rf oe
Snbfieb al @ronbapporater. Der er
netop ubiteot Bombs for $500.
Sptel / GIpSe neSbrGaSt. - SoteI
GIpoe / ben lille 9p al iamme Napn
neobrpn6te IorIeben Nnt, SloerL Der
ifrep fig fra en- operbebet Spn greb
ioa burtie ON fig, at Here al 8i9-
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ire Stalobpgnin9er, boorOeo Here
Seite er inoebr0note. Gen iioite al
OiSie 9ronoc inotroi poo D, 5. &en-
sails Sarm, fem mil ira Wnpoile,
peo bpilfen 2eiliabeo nj SeIte om'
fom. Ser par Inlet iom antppeoe
buor0on SISen oor npitaaet.
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tomobil, ser fisrtes al Soc Ntiler
Winot, giorbe ont Worgcnen Den
19oe IS. en- 2uftreiie ubooer en- 2OO
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beboIoeren ~erpIoberebe % Heitcrne al
Woifinen brpnbte op. lllnffen mo-
traf peo at Ell aiG0e off i'm, oa DIR.
Miner reooeSe 2ipet oeo ufortsoet al
bcppe no.
Qauocts GlSitc Tpitmeitcr bpo. 8.
Secfner, ser inotil for no9le Moane'
Ser iiSen onr IoItmeiter / Secfner oa
iom aniooes for of bore 9anocts
ploite gmbeSsmono inoen ToItpGle e
net, err $50 / en- 9lber al n9iteu sc
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Gorntp. Soma, ubn9pnt til Tc'tme
tier, % eiter OF bore boidt / Secfncl
bIep ban / 1905 / en- Iber al 50 aai
uonGpnt til en- Iianenbe Stilliug
San u6isrte iompittigbe0sfulbt tint
9Iieter iuotil iioitleoen December
ba Ioitfontoref opbenebes.
Surpirrins blanSt 8~rpeerpbano
lsrnc. Sra Sarge melbtes iioit'
Wonoas, al Sure Sooo aommisiGl
9a0os Srbre ON Salg eiter Den Dir
telise S9st al ielpe Barren bar braa
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| mango SiIi9lSer fol saa tiIpGrfs
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mango garer ieIses l. amer be be
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-23
Jnolanoet.
ac,pu.
asinbernes gpanine peo timber.

arimhcrnes Spsnins peS timber.
fitefet. Spis Statens 9oaro OF @bu-
cation fon eiennemfsre fine M lagte
GIaner. BIZ apiroernes 9pgnine op.
fert paa &cs,cps g:cnhom, beIigeen.
be omtrent II &porta!er fra llnioer'
iitetsgrnnbers Centrum. Senne
gpsning bIiper maaite ben n9ite Der
ppferes.
9irfem lnffes. 90 Ser i ct Gus
Iiee peo Sioen al Sirit Gongrega'
tionaI airfen / Maribaltomn Dor
iorefcmmet ct SiIf9Ioe al 9arne.
IammeIie, bar nun fitnoet bet trpg'
aeIt of Iuffe airfen for en- Sio. Oct
Dor airfens Sruitees iom bellntteoe
of taae bette Sfriot, iGrIig al Sen'
ipn til SsnbagsifoIen. Der bar fine
2ofaler | 9irfen.
fsarmer funbcn ipm 9is.. Better
9ergeion, en- 6nrnler, Der boeoe lpp
WfiI ~norbpeitenior Smea Gitp. iano'
res SeuOag NIorgeu iom Sig peo ST.
Ben al 8oct SSIano 9mreus Spor en-
NiIS Bel peitentor 9peu. Son bar
ianOipnIiauis blepen paafiert al To-
act oa ilpnget tiliibe, ga 2egcmct life
bar Sbor efter of pGre operfiert. MI
ScSe efterlaoer zig Suitri % ire 81
ifenoe.
Gift peS en- T%ciltngclic. Wtrs.
&enrp Scoris | Sebigb bleu lioltIe.
Den SUM Wtuaneb gilt nteo 6reo
Gabn 0erIteos, i0et bun ga Itoo | Den
Sormening, at beuoeS iorrige Mtano
life Longer Dor blanbt De Iepenoes
Gal. SorIeoen DAG erfor bun inlio.
lertio, of benoes ierite WnnO befnnot
iig / bebite @elgoaenoe JON gtpbDg'
ger uoe / SpO Gnfota og at bun
ioalebeS bapoe TO Soerbopeoer. Sun
oft reiolut til Oommer See | 81.
itrifsretten, iorflarebe Den fjeoeli9e
SeiItoecIie % fit oct iibite s@gteifob
erfIGret FOR opleit, boorpon bum rel
tie peitoper for at eienforenes meo
fin ferite Mano.
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ibaa GouutpS aarliee llbitiling i
Woribautopn afiliitteoes liolte Ser'
bag eiter en- iterre Ssgning emo no
aeniinoe Tor. S Ssbet al De lire
Gage fisbtes Der nemIig 2S,900 Bill
letter, oa BET tiltroos for, Of Der 10
al Sagene inOtroi Heen. Ser bar
ga oeiaa siort Observation-Disclosures til,
al De mango 9eisaenbe fun0e booe'
noget llbbptte al, bpoo Der iorcuiIteS,
tbi lloitilingen inbbeiatteoe life min.
ore enb 500 Soin, 1875 Seite, 1863
Stpffer Sornfp9e, 100 Soar og bent
imob ct Siiiino Stpffer Siprfre.
Der nSbetaItes $1,000 / Gr91nier,
ioruben De opitiIeoe ErGmier for
SeitepGSbeIsb.
Raar Stem mrmaifincrnc prsncs.
s Des RoineS bar man for Salset /
SGt anifafiet fig npe Stemmenlaifi.
rer, % for OF gipe 9pers Sorgere
anleoning til at i9tte iig mo | De
Mpiterier, iom er iorbunoet meo al
fate fin Stemne, er fire al bisle
Ioifiner opiutte / Contributes Sor.
rioor, boor man altino M fan eoe
fla / at itenme. ct al 9penS Blade
bar ppret o~ubifabsiulot nof til at
paoItao, at StemneretSfninoerne be-
nptter iig al benne g~nleonina % /
Slot oa SeIae itremmer op til Court.
buffet for at Ieae iiilobeiorne gorgcre
oa foite lin Stemme. 0amerne er
fait beItemte paa, Of WtGnoene life
ifol nepte benz Retter til Of lore
bporoon Stemmemoifinerne ifal be-
handles. ieIo ON De life gioeS Go-
oano iii at BRUCE Dem poa Talgooaen
% ben 1ornsieIie pilbe BET pGre
Spno at berppe benz, mener Slaoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-23
3Mnutunn.
Gt RiAf ,nnA NMen g

st RiSt mob Ssbcn. Bert IeIion,
Ell ing Ranfer neb @ibaitr, bar for
leoen npr bleben orpbt, ioet bans
SeIt itprtebe Iige MOB ct anfommen'
De Sernbanetog. Nelion boppeoe
itioe al % bieraeoe 2ioet; meoens
Soften iIpneebes bsit op | Suften %
fit en- brat Seo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-23
MONS 0. AFSETH,
RS, Box /, Pelican Rapids, MINI.
MARTIN s.
RIVER FALLS, WIS.

Cpenfaaenbe Tesntns pr en- en- &ubbeTrmpf mo Raua % Ibress
FAINT SarpeSuoe On iaaban .Rubbernamp" sr ualmtnbels nptfs mango I'll.
feoe baabeA for Haurneing al Brepe Tom life r fommen GbresiahR ibanbe
iamt iom Stmpel paa grepe @ansen en- friper pe fit 9apn meset upbeisi,
% en- iaaban Naunefempel pl iOrbnore Smfnfeer ps mango andre nbebas.
lebeber
ct iaaoant "SuTt" ienSes iom greums nO gaoet for ct aars
Notwithstanding % fem Gents ertra til at betae
Yorto, Gouuont Os SnOpatuins.
Sus lille bet fuDe geSb 81 80 inbienbes. ml en gramebug bipe knt
taeotfor NapneHemsel Gnarins bar lat Os a ri life fan tnbe 0aOnenempd
meb Babet for $125.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-23

ScnS "Geeorob.Y Soften" til Sl9gt
"a 4eruisr ! Oct sautle Sanos
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-23

Soppen ion oens Sri osoe lige peo
BAN, % ben Itore Stalbhpgning itoo
| lps Cue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-23
Yorto, Gonpollt os Snbpatnina

8 pornt geir bomber bet at S%aroepuoen bItper for brso o. sioes
fra ia for nesen Sarpe. s faa TiH9Ioe maa enbel at ben operHs-
bie 5arpe iuses op Deb SieIp at ct StpHe Sratpapr, euer man
ton biaIpe Fs meb ct Stpffe Qotspapir.
On Sarrepube pl bare / Here aar. Stufoe ben asbet AZ to
eur tire gar blioe noset for tsr, iaa fan man blot brpppe ps en-
Graabe @lpeerin % ben bill bhoe lge iaa COB ior MP isien.
Saar man life sobt airpf ben fsrfe @ans iaa foriss tai.a.
Cat StempeIet habt nb pm Bapiret, euer iat ben enc SIDE nss
fsri, os brug ben Waaoe, Tom p0Sier beoit 3rpf boerfen for baarsi
euer for Is-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-23
3ssE
Rdao
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Dinf.
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efnp afbeles tpbehst Rapn Os abresfs for at Hippo at Sell besaaes.
ehmplerne ubisres Slabets 5orntmins % be pl blue isbs en- Sang
mn liner. po man bill berfpr uuberiben fpmre til at pete npsI, 9aae lanaers
enb pa en- anben Yr9mie
Noresje: 3. 2lnnnSien, DeeSrab, Jorpo.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-26
COUNTY OFFICIALS GIVE
AWAY FLUSHING BRIDE.

All the county officials are certain
ly staunch agents of Dan Cupid. and
never hesitate to render any aid to
assist couples in matrimonial dim
culties. This morning Miss Bessie
Cheatman, Is years old. and William
Bogeman. 20 years old, a couple
from Illinois. appeared at the court
house and wanted a marriage license
AS they both were minors the license
could not be granted without paren-
tar consent. The next way around
the difficulty was for both prospec-
tive bride and bridegroom to have
guardian appointed. Charles B
Whittemore. deputy county jailer.
readily qualified as guardian for both
while Charles Clark. deputy sheriff.
was accepted as bondsman for the
guardian. Mr.. Whittemore gave his
consent for Miss Cheatham and Mr..
Bogeman to marry, and in few
minutes Herman A. Katterjohn.
deputy county court clerk, had the
license issued. County Judge Alben
w. Barley appeared on the scene
and the wedding ceremony was per-
formed. and the newly weds were re-
cipients of congratulations
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-26

over 1000 excursonists from
southern Illinois arrived here at |
O'Clock this afternoon on the steamer
Dick Fowler and ohio. There are
between $50 and 500 Sunday school
pupils from Salem, H.. and other
points. who gave the excursion. The
trip was made to Joppa, ILL.,, over the
IS. & Il. I. railroad and connection
was made there with the Fowler and
Ohio. which we're chartered for the
occasion
The excursionists were transferred
at First street and Broadway to five
OF the larger size cars OF the Padu-
cab Traction company and whirled
for two mile ride to Wallace park,
where they will spend the afternoon
picnlcing. Lunch baskets were
brought along by the Sunday school
children. Many others who came on
theutEip are at League park witness
ing the opening game of the X |. 7
league between Paducah and Hop
kinsville.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-26
JOE SMITH DIES
In LOUISVILLE
BROTHER OF MAYOR WILL BE
BURIED HERE TOMOR-
ROW NIGHT.

Joe II. Smith, son of the late j. X.
smith. of this city. and brother or
Mayor James p. Smith, died last
night of paralysis of the heart at
his home in Louisville. He died at
11:45 O'Clock. The funeral will be
held in Louisville and the body viii
be brought here. arriving tomorrow
night at 6:1O. being taken directly
to the Smith mausoleum at Oak
Grove cemetery. where DR.. II. w.
Burwell will conduct the service.
He died last night at 11;45
O'Clock. Although he had been Ill,
he was walking around yesterday.
When a telegram was received, an
nouncing his illness yesterday. Mrs.
James p. Smith and DR.. Frank Boyd
started Immediately for Louisville
and are. there now.
Joe Il. Smith was born in this city
June IS, 1878. and had many warm
personal friends.
The pallbearers who will meet the
train tomorrow evening are; DR..
Hearne. Joe Ullman. John G. Reh-
kopf. Leslie Thompson. Richard
Ashbrook and Joe Sinnott.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-26
FRENCH SUBMARINE AND
CREW 60 TO BOTTOM

London. May ga French sub
marine sunk today in the English
channel in collision with the Calais
Dover packet boat All the crew on
the submarine were drowned.
The catastrophe was due to care
lessness of the submarine command
er attempting to pass under the
packet. He miscalculated the depth
required for his feat and the subma-
rine struck the steamer, nearly cut
ting it in two.
The submarine was the Piuviose.
II was maneuvering half submerged
1t IL reported 20 men were aboard.
The packet was the Pasde Calais.
The weather was clear and there was
no apparent reason for the collision,
British and French torpedo boats
rushed to the scene The packet
was not badly damaged
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-26

Cambridge. England, May 26.--
Cambridge university today con-
ferred an honorary degree upon
Roosevelt. He was received on his
arrival from Lowe with great en-
thusiasm. Students clamored for a
speech, but he declined. lie explain
ed that he wished to make only one
address in England. He received
the degree Of doctor of laws.
The students perpetrated what
the termed huge joke on Roose-
welt. They placed an immense
Teddy Bear with outstretched arms
in the path of the party on the
Sightseeing tour. When Roosevelt
encountered Teddy he laughed vio-
lently and shook his paw. The col
legians applauded WILDLY. DR.. Sandys.
the university orator. in his address.
referred to Roosevelt as the most
vigorous and versatile man in the
world in his efforts for peace. a
friend OF the British empire and all
good people the world over.
Roosevelt wore scarlet gown
and a red velvet cap, the insignia OF
the Cambridge doctors of law dur
ing the ceremony. The students
cheered frequently during the cere-
mouy. They let down Teddies from
the galleries. Mrs. Longworth,
Rooseyelt's daughter, was present.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-26
GUGGENHEIM TOOK
CARE OF employees
CAUGHT AT CRIME
Charge That They Spent For.
tune Protecting Them
From Prison.
Alaskan Scandal Before Sen.
ate Committee.
Lows POSITIONS.
OFFICIAL Lows POSITIONS.

Washington. May 26.-Sensational
allegations of political and civic cor
ruption, including charges that the
Guggenheim syndicate caused the
removed of two federal officers in
Alaska. seeking to prosecute the
syndicate officials. 1t is known today
resulted from the demand of a Sc
cret investigation of the sub-com-
mittee of the senate judiciary COM
mittee. be made public.
The subcommittee met today and
considered the adyisability of open
ing the doors. Senators Nelson. of
Minnesota: Borah. of Idaho. and
Overman, of North Carolina, are in
vestigating. Charges are made to
the committee that the Guggen-
helms spent $4,000 to keep its en-
ployes from prisons. ltemized vouch-
ers. showing an expenditure of ST.
500 in an effort to influence the
court, was presented to the investi-
gators. II is alleged the United
States District Attorney Boyce Mar
shall and ID. A. Sutherland were dis
missed because they began working
to secure indictments of men higher
up after conyicting a Guggenheim
employee.
The battle OF Keystone Canyon"
near Valdez in 1907 II is alleged
started the trouble. The Guggen-
helms constructed a railroad grade
in the canyon and abandoned II. The
men of Valdez organized a company
and announced that they intended
using the grade Guggenheim sent
force led by Edward Hasey clothed
with power OF a United States dep
uty marshal when the valdez men
appeared they opened FIRE. Two
were killed. Hasey was tried at
Juneau on the charge of murder and
acquitted. lie was charged later
with assault. convicted and sem
fenced to is months.
Sutherland submitted to the COM
mittee a letter written by the coun-
sci for Guggenheim's agent at
Seattle and with II presented file
of bills. amounting to $1,000 paid
to witnesses in the first Hasey trial.
The bills were paid by Guggenheim' S
agent at Seattle. The Guggenheim
agents filed charges against Boyce
Sutherland. charging that he pro-
cured indictments against the Gug-
genheim men for malicious reasons.
Governor Clark recommended the
dismissal OF Boyce Sutherland and II
was adopted. Two men in the field
protested and nominations of their
successors we're held up pending in
vestigation.
The report that the effort of
Boyce Sutherland to get evideiice
to convict a man alleged to have
tempered with jurors and witnesses.
and one or two others involved was
the cause Of the movement that led
to his dismissal.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-26
ICE WAGON OvERTURNS
But DRIVER MAKES ESCAPE

A narrow escape from serious in
jury was experienced at 10: 80
o'clock this morning by Jess Aims.
driver Of s. A. Fowler's Supply COM
pany's delivery wagon. when 1t over
turned with two tons of ice at the
north stage OF the wharfboat Aims
was thrown over on the stage. but.
fortunately, the wagon remained on
It's side and he was able to scramble
out unhurt. except for few bruises.
The ice was being taken down the
levee for steamboats,. when the front
wheel struck the stage plank sud
denly overturnlng, and cracking the
shafts. The mule drawing the wag-
on. was thrown down but not in
tured. Ice was scattered over the
levee 10 all directions.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-26
PATTERNS WORD Is
DOUBTED IN PIT
SAYS HE INTENDS To RETIRE
FOR KEEPS ON THE FIRST
OF JULY.

Chicago, May 26.-"Yes. II is true
I'm going to retire from business
July l." said James A. Patten. the
grain and cotton hing. TO the United
Press today. July will be
square with the world I'm going to
quit for good and take rest during
the summer. probably will go 70
Europe with my brother George In
the fall" II In announced new
million dollar corporation wall sue
coed the Patten Arm. Despite Pat
tens statement. opponents in the
grain pit are somewhat skeptical be-
cause of Tseyious announcements OF
his retirement followed by Patten
coups
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-26
Handsome Copy Of statue.

A handsome copy of the statue OF
Lady of Grace" was placed In posi-
ton yesterday afternoon in a niche
above the entrance of the st.
Mary's Academy on North
Fifth street. The statue is a gift OF
Mrs. j. j. Caffrey, OF Louisville, as
an expression of her regard for the
school. 1t is an attractive work of
the sculptor's art, and Is Clipped
from Csrrara marble of the purest
white. II was made in Italy, and Is
a gift much appreciated by the SIS
tiers and pupils of the school.
A splendid view Of the statue is
afforded from the niche as II Is four
feet and six inches high. No public
dedicatory exercises were held when
IL was raised into position, although
IL was blessed by the Rev. Father II.
A. Connolley.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-26
Best Attended and Most Sue.
cessful Session Of Paro.
chial School.
Beautiful Statue Of Italian
Marble Blessed.
NOW ADORNs ACADEMY WALL.

Commencement exercises of st.
Mary's academy will be held June 81
at the Kentucky theater. This year
there are four graduates: Miss Car
rie +. Boyer, Miss Ruth NJ. LaMoore.
Miss Kate c. MuIvin and L. Edward
Hoffman. The exercises will be held
in the afternoon and will mark the
close of the fifty-second anniversary
of the school.
For the commencement a musical
and literary program Is being ar
ranged and the students OF the school
as we'll as the four graduates Will
participate. All the graduates are
popular young people of Paducah.
The school has had an unusually
prosperous school session this year
and the attendance is the largest in
the history of the school The musi-
cal department of the school Is es-
pecially strong.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-26
School Enumerators

Ir Paduoah and Mccracken coun-
~ there Is 4 total of 10.069 school
according to the census
report which was made 20 the super
intendent Of public instruction by
Prof L. W Feezor, county school
superintendent. or the number
1895 are white children and 2.244
are colorei. The report shows a
slight increase over the figures Of
last year. The total number of
children IN the city Is 6.179. while
the total number OF children re-
ported in the county Is $500.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-26
CARTEE FILES SUIT FOR
ALMSHOUSE EMOLUMENTS

Suit was filed today in the Nc
Cracker circuit court by T. n. Car
tee against W. A. Thompson to re-
cover the emoluments of the office
of county almshouse keeper. Mr..
Cartee alleges that he was elected
keeper of the almshouse on April 3
by the fiscal court. but that Thomp-
son refuses to turn the poor farm
over to him. He declares Thompson
is a usurper and is not entitled to
any money for his services as keeper
since April 3.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-26
Is Venus a Pirate?

Washington. May 26.-The state
department received official notice
today by Consul Moffatt at Blue
fields OF the Venus holding up the
American vessel, Esfuerzo. Secretary
Knox has the matter under consider
alton. There Is danger of the Venus
being declared a pirate.
Although the state department has
not yet issued specific instructions
as to the Nicaraguan situation, Com
mander Gilmer, of the gunboat Pa
ducah. has general instructions to
protect American interests and may
attack the force1 about Blueftelds
when he considers it necessary.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-26
THIRD DEGREE" SCANDAL
SAVES SEYLER'S LIFE

Atlantic CITY. y J., May &c
The entire record of the trial Of
william seyler. acquitted OF the
charge Of the murder Of Jane Adams.
at Milton Dollar pier. Is expected 20
b. called for by a special committee
OF the United states senate now in
vest eating the third degree" Po-
lice methods. Seyler's statement
that h. was given drugged oigarets
and threatened with personal vio-
'puce. that he was not permitted to
eat OF sleep. aroused intense feeling
against the police. There is de
raand that city authorities take up
the matter. Feeling against SCler
has disappeared.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-26
Prominent Hen derson Woman
Kills Her Husband and
Tries 10 Kill Negro Woman
With Her Revolver.

Princeton. Ky. MAY &c Spe-
cial) Lincoln oliver. a farmer OF
the Lemasco section OF Caldwell
county, was shot and seriously
wounded in the hip last night by an
unknown person while he was stand
ing in his back yard. He may die.
He was the leader In the Dark To-
bacco association and was connected
with the farmers suits at Paducah
but was a witness against the night
riders in the HopkiRsville and Crit
tenden county trials.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-26
CAUSED BIG SURPRISE.
when Reported Ecuador and Peru
Would Arbitratc.

Guayaquil. Ecuador. May &c
surprise was caused by the publica-
ton today OF a despatch from Louis
Felipe Carlo. Ecudorian minister at
ashington. I'm which he congratu-
lated the country on the peaceful so
lution OF the trouble with Peru The
public has understood that the attl-
tude Of Eculdor has remained un-
changed " the government has
agreed to submit the matter to the
joint arbitration Of the United states
Brazil and Argentina. the fact Is not
generally known here.
Preparations continue on both
sides of the border. General Franco
leaves TO assume command of the
Ecuador forces on the frontier and
the Red Cross Ambulance corps II
under orders to proceed tonight to
Machaia.
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VENUS SEARCHED
AMERICAN VESSEL
REPORT AT BLUEFIELDS AFTER
MADRIZ FORCES ARE
REFUSED.

Bluehelds. May 26.-Madriz's
army was repulsed in its attack on
the bluffs custom house, the gate to
the port of Bluefields. 1t is esti-
mated 200 were killed and wounded
in the fighting. the most being of
the Madriz forces. The last attack
was led by 500 from the gunboat
veIue. Americans operating rapid
FIRE guns permitted the Madriz troops
to come near. Then they opened
FIRE. moving their opponents down.
There were many skirmishes of out
posts today. Americans are clamor-
ing for an investigation of the report
that the Venus is holding up and
searching the American schooner,
Esfuerzo. flying the American flag.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-26
oin Taken Co Reform school.

Count, Truant Officer J. W.
Barkley left early this morning with
Grace brennan. rs wears old, who
was sentenced TO three years In the
reform school The complaining
witness was her brother. who told
County JUICE Barley that his sis
ter would not stay az her home in
Hickory Grove. which "a south OF
Nc harrisburg She was kept un-
der guard yesterday afternoon and
not cent 10 Jail
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-26
ExcursionfSfS From
Southern Illinois

The Fowler left at O'Clock this
morning to meet the excursion. while
the Ohio left at II O'Clock and ac-
companied the Fowler back. The
Ohio returned to Golconda and the
George Cowllng will carry the Ohio's
passengers back to Joppa. The boats
will leave for Joppa this evening and
when the Fowler returns she will run
a moonlight excursion tonight out of
Paducah.