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The evening world., 1910-12-20
Hollander, Wanted for For
gerry, Brought Here After
II Months Chase.
WAS u IN ITALY.
She Knew Him by His Eyes
When Disguise Fooled
Her Husband.


a' eAVe""'u pie''s
~
~ Io'eF " e"s'o'ns "roNer al
NO. a. "aH street. was brought In n
prisoner this afternoon on the Con-
cinnad OF the HamburG-Americsn line to
stand trial In the Federal courts for
forgery. One Of his warders was q re-
markably pretty woman. the wife OF the
Secret Service agent who followed him
frcm one country to another.
Last January H~oiiander learned that
he was about TO be arrested for the al
legged altering OF figures on consular GER
tiicates and manifests. OF mportations
notably automobiles and motor fittings.
lie lied to Canada.
Joseph A. Poutin-a young Frenchman
who was attached 10 the Department
OF Justice at Washington. was detailed
to md him. PoutIn has one unfailiag
mascot. lie says-hl. plump and good
looking little wife. When ne takes her
with him on a trim he always brings
back his man. sp she accompanied him
his time on what they bot, thought
would be Just a short jaunt. II lasted
more than eleven months.
Hide and Seek in Canada.
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III. in ton. broadly. va. tha,.
uo,,snder mas In Italy. Rut hs s,dn,s
know, what italian CITY mi. o,,rry voph
select.
Az sndon no male II ed Sanles. He had
bee, there , xseek w,thou, striking q
clew. Iate one afternoon ms he ana
Mrs. poutIn were aseinR through the
Gallery Ir,nberto. a shopping arcade,
she xrasped his arm.
There's your man, Joe" said the
little woman, rointinp 10 an elderly
stranger. ,dashionably dressed. who was
strollng along the other side O, the
arcade
"It can't he" Poutin confessed he ,,id
TO her. .uousnder has a long mons.
"a ch. ana ~r.v hair anil tim, ohm, Al.
smooth ,t,a v,n and Inns coaI hi,c =
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The evening world., 1910-12-20
LEFT FIELD TO THE II. Il. II.

In view OF tho generally accepted m.crIelation of officials of the Hudson and
Manhattan Railroad Company and the II. H. T-MesTs Brady M oasmsn be-
ing instances in pomt-t is rot at Ill surprising thai features o. the former com
pany's proposition to operate he rriborough wcrc as follows:
e. LEFT THE EAST RIVER BRIDGES UNDISTtRBED IN TIE POS
SESSION OF THE u r. 4.
90. MADE NO DEFINITE OFFER TO OPERATE THE FOURTH AVENUE
90. EXCLUDED FROM AN" CONSIDERATION WHATEVER THE CEN
TIRE STREET lOoP, WHICH THE b. r. r. HAS BEEN AFTER FOR
MONTHS, AND THE BROADWAY PORTION or THE BpoADwAYLAFAy
ETTE SECTION OF THE TRIRoT,OuGiL WHOSE TRANSIT NEEDS ARE
NOW SERVED BY THE Il. X. r.
Cur1ousiy enough, this AM Mr. oakman. who as n y, II r. director votes
monopoly, and as the Hudson Companies president, the public Is asked to
believe, favor competition. mas Tor nearly i've years been a voting trustee OF
IN Interborough- metropolitan Company, the holding corporation for the Inter-
borough. Possibly Mr. Oakuarhs friendly feeling for Tie lnterborough vas re-
.aected N the Hudson an Manhattan railroad Companys prem position b. thu
INslSTENCE THAT A NEW TUNNEL BE CONSTRUCTED UNDER THE
EAST RIVER FROM THE LOWER END OF MANHATTAN TO BOROUGH
HALL BROOKLYN, IN A WAY PREPARING THE PUBLIC MIND FOR A
SIMILAR PROPOSAL FRON THE INTERBOROuGi A FEW DAYS LATER.
should this proposal be accepted read the proposition of the hudson and
Manhattan Railroad Company. SON revisons aad notifications can probabl,
be made In tae plans Of ome OF the sections"
ne indirect effect OF the proposition vas 10 rUuvey the bea to the public
mind that there was something vitality wrong vita the Trborough ou,e TIL.
dIc'te meet vac TO hol the commission from sending he Triboough contract
TO the Board Of Estimate ana Apportonment-JUsr WHAT THE TRACTION
RI<G w ANTpI
The evening world., 1910-12-20

IN Dec ! NJ McAtoo was Instructed by his directors to. fe ar ullmatum
with the Commission that unless the ncr vas accepted by Zee Is il would he
withdraw Ths letter caued much amusenent In the higher financial circles
Cor mdcr the Public Ciutes lRw a contract for he operation OF n cIy-owned
subway would haNe to = 10 the lowest bidder: so the COMMISSION NEVER AT
ANY TIME BETWEEN NOV. Is AND DEC u REALLY HAD THE POWER
TO ACCEPT THE SO-CALLED MADOo OFFER
on Dec President Theodore p Shoutsn nl with. IN omni,do tbs "newu
proposition of the Peterborough Rapid Transit Company for a universal eosn,
are, when hred Ike a glove over the rum of the Triborough left " the
MeAdoo proposition, An Of the available city funds were suobled u in III.
OVER the hterDoroush had It's W plans ad spec hcatons. Those proposed
by she commission were teateda as SO much waste paper The size Of the boe
Would" sNe !" pr nearly the same as The present subway declared /. Inter-
eoroug p. Nhica is two feet lower ma much narrow than the rppo,ea Fri.
ooroagn
IiIs HhIENloN VI THE COMMISSIONS WORK INSURED THE
OPERATION OF % STANDARD GAUGE CARS IN THE NEW SUBWAY
oNL.f llt'sE IF THE lNTERBoROUGII AND IT'S INTERuRBAN ALLIES
BEING SMALL. ENOUGH To ENTER
BESIDES Inc PETERBOROUGH rejected all that portion OF tn Trboroug hbelov
The evening world., 1910-12-20

Fortyecond street Including tho Canal street xpu n the Centre street hoop.
ana also declared hat tho EAST River bridges ouh not be used. the customary
concession to IN u r. r
The evening world., 1910-12-20

Close inspection Of tn Intsrsorough Ter shows hi NJ. Shonts found the
sam fault with the Tns~ough route y had NJ. NoAaoe -o4asr % o.e.m-
stances would It be practical to operate tbs Droaaway portion a tn Broadway
Lsssysts branch. and that another tunnel b built fom Manhattan
to nroonyp.
These smiss of condolences have since found an AMAZlNG REF Fleet
IN A SUDDEN LUKEwARMNEss on THE PART OF CERTAIN MEMBERS
or THE COMMISSION TOWARD THE TRIBoRoIGh AND cockSnRE
THEIR ,5so A YEAR JOBS UNDER THE NEW ALRANY ApMiNlsTRA.
TIoN WITH THE PRAISE OF THE PUBLIC RINGING IN THEIR EARS
FOR HAVING SOLVED THE RAPID TRANSIT PROBLEM.
The Evening World has already exposed the Joker IN the 1nterborouEh
offer whereby the city would be pledged TO make goo the dehcit from operating
thu Fourth vsnu subway. But this viii not pc necessary, for this week the
good oil I. X. r. will offer 10 ak he Sb,0NG Fourth avenue nbxay and
operate for nothing, ant the spOGWO Centre street loop N operate 1t at next
10 nothing.
WHICH. IN CONCLUSION, AFTER FIFTY FOUR DAYS OF MEMORABLE
AcCELERATIoN BRINGS THE WHOLE RAPID TRANSIT STU ALTON BACK
TO THE INTERBoRoUGH AND THE Il n. T. DIVIDING THE TRANsPOR-
TATIoN PIE EQUALLY INTO TWO PARTS WITH THE CITY OF NEW
YORK AND IT'S FAITHFUL. PUBLIC SERVANTS AIDING IN EXTENDING
THE "GENrLEMENs AGREEMENT" OF THE PAST INTO THE FUTURE.
AND WHO WOULD BE SURPRISED II THE HUDSON AND MANHATTAN
RAILROAD COMPANY WE'RE CARRIED SAFELY ALONG UPON THE
sTRON0 10uNG SHOULDERS OF THE oREAfERT TRANSIT MONOPOLY
EVER CREATED IN THE HIsrRY OF THE wORLDf
The evening world., 1910-12-20
Alienists' Report, to Be Made
Jan. 3, VIII Send Mayors
Assailant to Asylum.
HE EXPECTS FREEDOM
Wouldn't Have Shot, Doctors
Agree, If Mind Hadn't Been
Fired by Newspaper.


James J. Gallagher will never be tried
for bis almost successful at,smp, On the
ufe of Navor d.vror iss. Au~,.t m.
,he Msvo- xo. -ahosr d.hin a., h
=. e~'
"s"n
,..N.,| 49,.
.a-.-,...s a, 60. .s".S ~.
rr~n,an ,,,n b.. a,..a 1888. -
.an,, ~
But he isn't going to recover M,
sanity. 1t is the belief OF practically
all the physicians who have examined
him in the Hudson County jail at Jer-
sey City that he In suffering from
senile paresis, a progressive and In
durable disease characterized by n phys
ical softening OF thee brain tissue and
resulting finally In idiocy.
Gallagher was TO have been put on
trial this morning at Jersey CITY upon
two indictments, n Tor carrying con-
cealeed deadly weapons and one for fe-
oniou assault upon Street Cleaning
COMMISSIONS Edwards. whom he slight
~ after he had shot down
Mayor 1nynor' put by agreement the
case was continued until Tuesday.
jan D.
a Sensation Expected.
1t Is expected that by that time all III.
alienksts who have been retained will be
prepa red TO swear that Gallagher wa.
not mentally competent when he at
tackled the Mayor and that he is not
mentally competent now.
The evening world., 1910-12-20
DARING BUNC0 GAME
PLAYED BY |NTERB0R0
TO GRAB NEW SUBWAY
Skilful Jugglery to Confuse the
Public, Kill the Triboro, and
Give Traction Trust
a Monopoly.

With the opening of bids on Oct II last, ff,y-fou days ago, for the
construction of the principal portions of the Thorough, an independent
system of subways and elevated extensions, New York City Stood upon
the threshold OF a new era in its transit development. The traction ring
was in confusion, for the Thorough struck at the very roots Of It's
MISUNDERSTANDING not only the territory served by the marlborough
Rapid Transit Company, but that of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
.pany as well.
The plans n specifications OF the Trborough were draw under the drec
ton of he Public Service Commission. They represented rystAlzed public sen-
'nment following the exposures o. the iooung of The surface railroads Three
and one-hat years In i'm ad nearly 100000 Off public funds were spent b. I'M
Commission in blazing tne roadt to he opening OF the principal constructor con
tracts which provided for he delivery Il. h public in four years une OF hi
completed independent system.
The cost, Of the Tnborough. with It's ~ niles Of singh track. including station
nnish, was estimated at snbcocO Tie Centre street loop. coHing siaooon is
g5no@l will be finished. in hreen months
The evening world., 1910-12-20

service agent. went over TO help guar,
The evening world., 1910-12-20

Briefly, the advantages of he Trihorough over he present subway were:
Such OPERATING suPERIoRITIES as . ,nree-way rush-hour travei; BET
TER VENTILATION; nm increase In rail headway " 10 per- cent. n a n In
crease In train capacity OF 80 per et multiple station THREE CENTRES
OF SHORT HAUL BUSINESS; the INCREASED SIZE OF THE BORE, the
be being sufficiently large to admit he passage Of tn md gauge car
mus guaranteeing an operator. in short. A NEW RAPID TRANSIT SYSTEM.
WITH A CAPACITY OF 100000 PASSENGERS A DAY. PLEDGED TO INDIE
pESDENcE FROM MONOPOLY DOMINATION.
Every known method o: accderadon" had failed to bring hi Trborough
into dbcredt with the public. These activities included a ccyerly conducted
campsIUn among ENGINEERS RECRUITED FROM THE STEAM RAILROADS
AS ARE BEHIND THE TRACTION MONOPOLY: m extensive miscellaneous
onara carried IN to DISCOURAGE CONTRACTORS rom bidding n the
drafting int service Of a score Of CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS under ~ h we'll
known methods as we're brought to light by Lemu! Ely Quigg in thu traction
inyasugaton Of 1901
10 desperat was he plight of Inc traction GROVE hat an ntrborough ON
,hl offered to have lis company tut siOG0o0O OF private aptal into extensions
To the presnt subway, ieavlng. IN available funds OF me city free to build the
T,shorough.
.Ie no mistake be made" said Chairman William n Wilcox o., the Com
mission OF Nov 49, The fundamental question is not whether tLe city shall
uw begin the Trborough. but whether. having spent tGOaoN. 1t shall complete
me system.
"Te OPPOSITION is 10 sc HOSTILE to the trucao of the trunk
is M commission can complete consideration OF these bids It will advise the
Board of Estimate and Appointment oil its action"
The evening world., 1910-12-20
TRACTION TRUST PLAYS ITS TRUMP.

Two laws LATER, OF Nov. 49, tie financial interests behind the interborouRh
Rand Trans company ant tho Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company PLAYED
THEIR TRUMP CARD-the oner OF the Hudson n Manhattan Railroad Com
pany OF New Jersey. n corporation about the finances o.: which very little Is
snovn, to operatet the TriboroUgh when IT was built.
There is n o doubt william G McAdoo individually acted in GOOD farh. The
,ouor tunnel builder has the highest ideals. Ills undouhted IN deserved ppu
!mny va used by tie money power behind the offer of tho New Jersey corpora
uon 10 DISTRACT PUBLIC ATTENTION FROM THE TRIBOROUGI CON
TRACTS. and to GET the PUBLIC EYE FOCUSED UPON THE QUESTION
Of AN OPERATOR for the Trbonush For tn time being. he public FOR.
cor THAT TIE TRIBOROuGH WAS \ PAPER SUBWAY SYSTEM WHICH
HAD NOT YET BEEN BUILT
S,aiedw with Mr. McAdoo on the board of directors of the Hudson N Man
haitian Railroad Company is the same Anthony y Brady n guldes the for
me Of IN Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company. Another H. r. director who
largely directs MIR McAdoo IL Waite q oaknian, tn President OF tie Hudson
Companies. a separate corporation organized FOR the specific purpose Of "nnanc.
ing ,he Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Company, nd owners Of a very arg,
roporion OF the securities OF that company"
Mr.. oakman. himself a nan Of modest fortune, looks after the Investments o.
and IL Is his admitted occupation TO SMOOTH OUT THE WRINKLES ON THE
BROW OF INDUSTRIAL LIFE.
The evening world., 1910-12-20

RRAcc bsA. sas. electric INJURIES and
ouNSS ell kinds Of fancy braas goods
re-inished, gold. silver and nickel plating
and pvs,ehtng. We alss buy and srli sec.
oad-hasd gas . ~eisotrio nxturea.
r. PluMAchER a sons,
90 Bsst U0th q.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
This contractor cot results.

Some years ago contractor build
ing railroad in warm climate was
troubled a great deal by sickness
among the laborers.
He turned his attention at once to
their food and found that they were
getting full rations Of meat and we're
drinking water from stream near by.
He issued orders to cut down the
amount OF meat and to increase greatly
the quantity Of Quaker Oats fed to the
men.
He also boiled Quaker Oats and
mixed the thin oatmeal water with
their drinking water. Almost instantly
all signs OF stomach disorders passed
andhis men showed decided improve
ment in strength and spirits. This con-
tractor had experience that taught him
the great value Of good oatmeal. So
The cost was small; 10c for regular
size packages; il Is also packed in her
metically sealed tins for hot climates.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS MEETING
GRAVEL CONTRACTS
FOR STREETS.
Relay Engine Needed at the City
Lighting Plant and Other
Needs.
ALL THE MEMBERS PRESENT

! At a meeting OF the board of pub
Tic works at the city hall last night
Prof John ID. Smith clerk pro tenn.
was Instructed to write a letter to
the general council calling It's atten-
ton TO the fact that there is no relay
engine at the electric light plant to
switch on in case OF an accident to
the present engine that is taxed al
most TO Its capacity. Although an
appropriation is not directly asked
for. the board last night voiced it's
sentiments in favor OF having a sum
laid aside for the purchase OF another
engine.
The present engine was Installed
1G years ago and at that time 112
lights were burned Lights were add
ed tine after time until the present
number is 219. More requests are
being received by the board of works
every day and Il is impossible 20
put on more lights with the present
engine. Mr.. Force said the engine
could supply more lights, however
but every additional light would in
crease the chances of a breakdown,
leaving the city In darkness with no
relay engine to depend upon. More
over as the city Is taking steps to
extend the city limits more lights
viii be necessltated
It Is the idea to purchase a 25O
horsepower engine and use the old
one as a relay. The capacity OF the
present engine Is 1JJ horsepower.
but Il is now being run at a force
OF 175 horsepower and Is liable TO
break down at any moment. The
boilers are adequate as well as the
machine. that Is sufficient to provide
800 lights.
A bid was received from Hummell
Brothers, Insurance agents. to furn-
ish the city with an indemnifying
policy. protecting the city against
suits growing out OF accidents to
their employees or the general pub
lic In case OF coming In contact with
electric wires, The bid was received
and will be held until others are
sent In. BIDS VIII be obtained from
other agents.
Gravel bids.
Dds were received from contract
OTIS for furnishing the city gravel for
the year 1910 on both sides OF the
city. There were seven bidders.
four Of whom have pits inside the
city limits. As II r agdinst the ordi-
nance to take gravel from pits inside
the limits. these bids were thrown
out and the certified checks of $50
each returned TO the contractors.
Three bids from owners outside the
limits were upheld until an inspee-
ton OF each pit Is made by the board.
The bids from owners Inside the
limits were cheaper. however. but
the board intends to abide by the law
and besides purchase the best gravel
available The bids upheld were as
follows: Richard Bell. S5 cents per
cubic ward to any part OF the city;
A. W. Tate. S2is cents on the south
side: Thomas II. Torlan, IS cents TO
any part OF the city.
The bids turned down were the fol
lowing: w. l.. Yancy. 75 cents on
north side and IS cents on south
side: Robert Ballowe. 81 on north
side and S5 cents on south side: f.
c. Eaker. G5 cents on north side, 75
cents on south side or 20 cents TO
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02


class workmanship the quality of materials and the owness
first showing embraces:
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02

Along with this first ship
ment are a few plain cream
serges for early wear. These
suits are all precisely made,
silk lined throughout, and a
good quality of serge-priced
at $22.00.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
Stagpers SLepti&.

That a clean. nice. fragrant COM
pound Ike Bucklen's Arnica Salve
will instantly relieve a bad burn. cut,
scald. wound or piles, staggers skep-
tics. But great cures prove it's a
wonderful healer of the worst sores.
ulcers. boils. felons. eczema, skin
eruptions. as also chapped hands.
sprains and cornP. Try Il. 25c at all
druggists.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
She Made a Name for Him.

Mrs. Benham-Many a man owes
his success in life to his wife.
Benham-Yes. Adam would never
have been heard from II Eve hadn't
given him an apple-Smart Set.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
Struck a Rich Mine

5. w. Bends of Coal City, Ala, says
he struck perfect mine of health in
DR. Kings New Life Pills. for they
cured him Of Liver and Kidney Trou-
BILE after IL years of suffering. They
are the best pills on earth for Con-
Malaria, eHadache, Dyspep-
sia, Debility. 25c at all druggists.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02

Our first arrival of advanced
styles in fancy spring suits
contain a showing of tans,
blues green's, greys and fancy
mixtures, also small checks.
They are of the most desirable
models and priced very mod
crate at $500 to $500.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02
A FEELING OF sECuRIrY.

You naturally feel secure when
you know that the medicine You are
about to take is absolutely pure and
contains no harmful or habit produc-
ing drugs.
Such a medicine is DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root. the great Kidney, Liv-
er and Bladder Remedy.
The same standard of purity.
strength and excellence is maintain
ed in every bottle of Swamp-Root.
Swamp-Root is scientifically COM
pounded from vegetable herbs.
II is not stimulant and is taken
in teaspoonful doses.
II is not recommended for every
thing.
II is natures great helper in re-
lieving and overcoming kidney, liver
and bladder troubles.
A sworn statement of purity is
with every bottle of DIR. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root.
If you need a medicine, you
should have the best.
If You are already convinced that
Swamp-Root is what you need, you
will find IL on sale at all drug stores
in bottles of two sizes, fifty-cents and
sample Bottle of Swamp-Root Free
by Mail.
Send to DIR. Kilmer e. Co., Bing-
n. Y, for a sample bottle,
free by mail--it will convince any,
one. You will also receive booklet
OF valuable Information. telling all
about the kidneys. When writing be
sure and mention the Paducah Daily
sun.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02

Many seem to think that the mark
of a level-headed man is that he has
thrown away his heart.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02

A few advanced styles in
cream serges with black and
colored pin stripes; the new
pleated skirts and new jackets.
These suits are a very credit
able showing of the advanced
styles-$22.00.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-02


neeveSs of Styles or bzvne0 of price,
ANEW TUB SUITNG AT 1Oc YARD have bought new Tub Suit
be seller its qualities
sudn resembles duck or German inen but has much better surface
reasonably at 1Oc per yard
W0MENS NIGHT GOWNS AT offering splendid quality
Muslin made low neck short sleeves four of lace; pover style;
well made ndverys each.
wOMENS COMBINATION SUITS AT sloO-Drwer.
and embroidery; special at $lOO EACH
w0MENS NIGHT GOWNS AT sl00 We
bOidered yoke and dandy at EACH
NEW MERCERIZED POPLIN AT 25c YARD- different shade. of the
popular spring cloths early wear offer highest grade as2sc yd
CHECKED WHITE GOODS AT l5c YARDwe long
sheer of checked watng specially desirable
for waists and dresses; the quality special at 5c
A in DRESS LINEN LAWN AT 59c YARD
dandy sheer quality of white linen lawn; it's worth least 75c Yard
As n WHITE LINEN SUITNG AT 59c-we received abou. pieces.
o heavy dress dress weight This . grade cry desirable s for suits and skirts and
STRIPED PLAID FLAxONS AT 25c aud 29c
managed secure and offer 25c and 29c yard
COLORED SUTNG 25c YARD-sO wd pink light dark
blue and sale of all sug
special quality, and offer at 25c yard
WOMENS SILK PETTCOATS AT $495 EACH style. specially
ss S % % 5 % af G4t ag ans s 5 s! 5 s s4 e00 made wit"
THE NEWEST ELASTIC BELTS AT SOC placed
fen styles in elastic nb leather belts These belts all
belts a o all shades and black a SOC ach
TWO NEW NUMBERS TAILORED SkRTSwe offering along with
the first showing & tailored skirts special numbers @ n black
al seams hand finished The lots a follows
@ .::s. $ ii , & sS 5"a ST., &: ; . :;: ;: ] $ :s @ @
FIRST SHOWING OF SPRING SUITS our first show
ing spring suits for The points worthy mention the high
first showing embraces
in Our fsnana
PIN sars. ' a%ss f saT sF " a
Hy S ares i Ss a n desirable sas