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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
MARRIAGES

NS-HARKER-Dr. J. Byron Burns OF
Washington and Mrs Kathryn Harker OF this
city.
CAIDwELL-COOK-I this city. at high noon,
Monday October 10. 1910. at 906 Green street:
BY DR.. s. f. Clampett Of the Trinity Episcopal
church, DR.. S. L. Caldwell and Mrs A. W.
Cook.
HAMILTON ON-BERNADoN-In this city. October
g. 1910, by Rev. Ebert r.. Ollie. Robert Earl
Hamilton of South San Francisco, and Anita f.
Bernadon of Oakland.
MANLEY-SIoNRoE-I this city. October 9.
1910 by Rev. H. II. Bell. William Albert Man.
ley Of Salinas Cal, and Annie Pearl Monroe OF
this city.
AURACE-BLAKE-In this city. October ..
1870 by Rev. II. III. Bell, Lionel VI. Mauraee
Edith c. Blake both OF this city.
OHR-ALTAMIRANO-In Oakland. Cal, Octo-
ber TO- 1910, by Rev. George W. White. pastor
of the First Methodist Episcopal church. WI.
liam Mohr and Amelia Altamirano, both OF
Liyermore. Cal.
STORMS -NIELSEN-In this city. October y
1910 by the Rev ]. III. Schroeder. Frank Mel
son Storms and Hattie Nielsen, both or san
Francisco.
WATT-DOANE--In this city. October g. 1910:
hy Rev III. Fl. Bell, Albert Montgomery Watt OF
Los Angeles and Lillian Bell Doane OF Los An
Geles.
WINKLER-TGSCHOFBE this city,
October s. 1910. by the Rev. J. III. Schroeder:
Frederick Winkler of Wsddngton. Cal, and
Bertha Bischofberger OF San Francisco
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NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC
TO CHANGE SCHEDULE

The Northwestern Pacific will put its
winter card into effect on October p
1910. The suburban electric trains will
remain practically the same as at pres
ent on week days, and on Sundays the
trips will only be hourly in the middle
of the day instead of half hourly. All
commuter trips will remain about as
they are now, boats and trains running
on 80 minute schedule.
The Willis train viii leave San
Francisco 7:45 a. m. The Glen Ellen
trains SIS a. m. and 4:45 p. m, Santa
Rosa local 1916 a. m, Ukiah train 3:15
p. m, Santa Rosa local Sis p. m.
The Gazadero train will leave as at
present-S15 a. m. On Saturdays an
extra train will leave for Camp Meeker
at PAS p. m. On Sundays there will be
an extra train leave San Francisco
s:45 a. m. for Gurneville and Duncan
Mills, with connection to Cloverdale.
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BRIDE OF A week
Held AS FIREBUG
Two Other Women Under Ar
rest on Suspicion of Burn
ing Home

OAKLAND, Oct. 10.-The burning of
f. H. Sweetser's cottage at 1917 Wall
street. Elmhurst. at o'clock this
morning caused the second arrest of
Mrs. Sweetser, a bride of a week, on
suspicion of arson. With her in the city
Jail were placed Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ.
Finkeldey and Miss Lizzie Wolgethen,
who were found by policemen with the
wife crouched on a rear porch while
the house was burning
Sweetser at that moment was living
unconscious in room of the burning
dwelling overcome by smoke. He was
rescued by Policeman Underwood and
Special Policemen Silva and Melton
who had seen the flames. They dragged
the husband out of the house and re-
Vfved him. The rest of the party We're
arrested because of the peculiar cir
cumstances of the two fires which had
occurred at the Sweetser home in few
days
The first fire was three days ago.
Sweetser himself reported the case to
the police, explaining that he had been
married then but a few days, yet was
contemplating getting a divorce. He
said he had come home late to find his
wife in a stupor on the floor, with
Kerosene and gasoline near her body
and a stub candle burning nearby He
reported that the woman had been
robbed
Detective Harry Green arrested Mrs.
Sweetser after her husband had ad-
mltted that hte woman. while drinking,
had tried to start the blaze. Refusing
TO prosecute, he let his wife be freed
and reurn to his home.
The fire of last night burned the cot
tage to the ground. This evening the
police released Finkeldey, but held Mrs.
Finkeldey, Mrs Sweetser and Miss VOL
gethen.
SWeetser was married in San Fran
cisco, and, according to his wife, com
PEELED her to wed under threats The
first fire and the divorce talk were three
DAYS later than the maria
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HUSBAND POOR BARBER
AND INSURANCEMAN
Wife Granted Divorce Decree
on Ground of Nonsupport

OAKLAND, Oct. 10.-Neither as a
barber nor as an insurance nam did
Henry Apple shine, according TO the
testimony of his wife, Nella, who Sc
cured an interlocutory decree of divorce
against him today. She testified that
he tried his hand at both employments,
but earned only enough to buy whisky.
She had to work to buy food and cloth
ing.
Ernest Whitney was granted a final
decree of divorce against Sara Whit
ney on the ground of desertion.
The following new suits for divorce
were begun today: Maymie against
Andrew Roberts, desertion; Margaret
against Antonio Sabatino desertion.
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CaIifornians on Travels

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Californians
have registered at New York hotels as
follows:
San Francisco-N. r. Wilson st. Regis; Mrs.
Fl. A. Ellis, Hotel Wolcott: J. B Parish Hotel
Gollingwood; j. Fleming. Hotel Cadillac: J. s..
Judge; Grand Union hotel; c. V. Merrell, Mrs
Merrell. Hotel Nctheriand: r. T. Novne Mrs
Rathbun, Hotel Coilingwood: R. S. Carba. Union
Square hotel; Mrs. V. Stow, Hotel WeIcoft: I
Arthur, Hotel yancourtand Miss b. c. Birch.
Hotel Gerard: Misses Gray. Mrs. g. F. GRAY.
Hotel York; J. A. p. Henderson Herald SQUARE
hotel: B. Hilustrom Hotel Longacre; Miss ]. b.
May. Hotel Flanders; A. Poppic. Hotel Latham: :
P. 0. Rauke, Hotel Empire; Miss vanosten. Ho.
tel vancortland; H. L. Van wyck Great North
ern hotel.
Los Angeles-E. A. Biddle St Regis: Miss G
V. Bloom Hotel MartiDique w III Coleman
Mrs. Coleman: Hotel Pierpont: J. \. Harney'
Mrs. Harvey. New Amsterdam hotels j. T. Jacob
sen, Holland house: l.. Labonde, Dr. B. Sassells.
Hotel Victoria; A. c. Stilson, Hotel Wolcott !.
Mrs. F. Gourley. r. Gourley, Hotel Aldine: b. M
Pattersoh, Martha Washington hotel; F. Retkow
ski. Mrs. Retkowski Hotel Gerard
Berkeley-W. III. Smyth. Hotel Collingwood.
Oakland-J- Spellman, Hotel Navarro
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Census Returns
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-The population OF
the state Of Vermont as enumerated for the
thirteenth census and made public by the census
bureau today. showed increase Of 12,315. or
36 per cent; the total number OF Inhabitants
being $780, ,o56, compared with 343, ,641 in 1900.
In the previous decade, from 1890 to 1900, Yer
mont increased its population 11,l29, or 3.4
per cent
Population statistics have been made public
Tor the following Vermont cities:
Barre. 10. 734 in 1910, 8, 44S in 1900.
Burlington. 20. .483 In 1910, Is $40 in 1900.
Rutland. 1886 In 1910, II. .499 in 1900.
The population OF Decatur. H.. is 81. .14O. an
increase OF lo, 3S6, or 50 per cent, as compared
with 20. 754 in 1900
The population O: Macon. Ca. is 4D.6e5 an
increase OF II 1903. 74.7 per cent. as compared
with 23.272 In 1909.
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FORESTERS' HIGH COURT
CONVENTION IS OPENED
Two Hundred and Fifty Attend
San Jose Session

SAN JOSE, Oct. 10.-The high court
and supreme officers of the Independent
Order of Foresters, 250 in number,
gathered in this city today for the
opening of the southern California con-
vention.
At 2:30 o'clock this afternoon the
first business session was opened, but
few matters of Importance were
handled. The election of officers, selec-
tion of the next meeting place, annual
reports of committees. consideration of
a proposition to hold triennial instead
of annual sessions and a proposition to
establish a Foresters- hospital under
the direction of the Purple Cross society
session.
High Chief Ranger J. P. Murphy pre-
sided.
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Women Distribute Cards

ALAMEDA. Oct 1o.-The distribution
of postcards boosting the Panama
Pacific exposition is to be taken up by
the clubwomen and school children of
the city. as well as the merchants. The
chamber Of commerce today received
25.000 postcards and 10000 are to be
sent away by the clubvomen. 10000 by
the school children and 5000 by the
commercial organization.
The civic section of the Adelphian
club met today and arranged TO dis
tribute the cards. which may be OBJ
tained at Adelphian hall tomorrow,
Wednesday and Thursday, between 10
a. m. and noon or from Mrs. Philip S.
Teller. Mrs. I. Ehrenberg, Mrs H. A.
Hebard. Mrs. j. d. Bishop and Mrs.
NJ T. McCurn
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DANISH BROTHERHOOD
HONORS OAKLAND MAN
Order Selects A. T. Jorgensen
as Supreme Justice

OAKLAND. Oct. 10.-Secretary A. A.
Denison of the chamber of commerce
has been advised OF the election Of
Alfred T. Jorgensen of 1913 Helen street
to the position of supreme justice Of the
Danish brotherhood. The convention
held at Fresno was the first conclave
OF the order that has ever taken place
on the Pacific coast, and its being
brought here was largely due to the
efforts of Jorgensen, who is a member
OF Oakland lodge No. 80 and a pioneer
of the order on the coast. Representa-
tives of the grand lodge will visit Oak
land tomorrow
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CLUBWOMEN TO WAR ON
WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC
Votes for Women Organization
Takes Up Fight

War will be waged against the white
slave traffic by the clubwomen of San
Francisco and bay cities.
The civic committee of the Votes for
Women club yesterday began the cam
paign by sending circular letter to
all women's clubs and organizations
asking that a special committee be ap-
pointed to confer on the question.
The members of the civic committee
that met yesterday are: Mrs. H B. Tas-
more, chairman; Miss Florence Music,
Miss Ray Wolfsohn. Mrs. Charles Dur
brow, DIR. Alice Woods. DR.. NJ. Cosgrave.
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LADIES' NIGHT TO BE
GIVEN BY COUNCIL

An interesting literary and musical
program has been arranged for the
annual ladies' night of Golden Gate
council "a, Young Mems institute, which
will be held Thursday night at Golden
Gate Commandery hall. Sutter and
Steiner streets. Among those who will
take part are, j. p. Deneley, John
Laydon. Miss Celia Smith, Dan P. Casey,
Miss Grace Allen. Warren Shannon,
John J. O'Brien, j. A. Bacigalupi, Eddy
Healy, Ray Brouillet.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
MILD LIQUID CURES ECZEMA

Skin Sufferers! Drop Greasy Salves
and Nasty Medicines.
That mild, soothing liquid, d. d. D.
Prescription, stops the awful itch with
the first drops. A prescription of ac-
knowledged value.
Get trial bottle at 25c. 1t will take
away the itch right away and you will
sleep soundly. We assure you person.
ally Of the merits of this remedy: for
we KNOW. The Owl Drug Co
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
MUST PUT SOFT PEDAL
ON THE ORCHESTRION

Louis Tontonel and Edward Piguet.
managers of the Victory theater at
2030 Sutter street, were given a week
by the board of police commissioners
last night in which to put the soft
pedal on their orchestrion, which was
complained of as disturbing the peace
by several residents of the neighbor-
hood. In. the other business of the
meeting the board granted the renewal
Of 116 liquor permits.
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BIRTHS

CASTRo-In this city. october a. 1910, TO ans
wife of Peter j. Castro formerly Hatie saA
toni, daughter.
DoRR-In this eitv. October !. 1910. to the wife
of Louis Dorr (formery Charmak), dauen'et-
POPE-In this city. September 26. 1910 to tne
wife of John r. Pope. son.
RONNIGER-In this city, October 0. 1910 70
the wife of o. p. Ronniger (formerN Anna
Goetze). son.
SToNE-In this city. October Z. 1910. TO the
wife Of j. I. G. Stone, daughter.
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ing the Panama-Pacific exposition. The
women will distribute 5000 postals.
Several of Petaluma's most prominent
women have taken up the work. Miss
Nellie Denman is president of the
Woman's club. and with corps of as
sistants will do much work in assisting
the chamber of commerce.
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HE DRANK WHISKY
FOR TWENTY YEARS
The Neal Institute Saved Him and
Made a Man of Him

The other evening fine appearing
gentleman stepped forth into the
street, boarded a passing car and hur-
ried homeward. Three days prior to
this he had been brought to the Neal
Institute an almost total wreck from
the effects of whisky. His nerves were
shattered, his mental condition bad, he
could not eat and his all consuming q
thought was, "Give me drink For
20 years this man had drank whisky
At first in social way, but OF recent
years 1t was a necessary part of his
very existence. Three days at the Neal
institute. located at 1909 Sutter street.
Francisco, made a new Of him. He went
away with head erect and step elastic His
brain was clear. He could think consecutively.
His nerves were steady. He, for the first time
in years. was free from his old enemy-booze-
and what is more he will never drink again be-
cause OF a return of that awful craving for in
toxicating liquors. 1t is a grand and good work
that is being done by the Neal Institute of this
city and should be known by everybody
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Change OF Time

The winter card of the Northwestern
Pacific goes into effect Wednesday, Oc-
tober IL. The suburban electric service
weekdays will remain practically as at
present. and on Sundays trains will
run hourly during middle of the day
instead of half hourly The Willis
train leaves San Francisco 7:45 a. M.
Glen Ellen trains SIS a. m. and 4:45
p. m. Santa Rosa locals 10:45 a. m. and
5:15 p. m. Ukiah train 3:15 p. m, Caza-
dero train SIS a. m. On Saturdays
there will be an extra train to Camp
Meeker at 2.45 p. m.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-11
ELY HAS TROUBLE
WITH AIRSHIP ENGINE

INDIANA HARBOR, Ind, Oct. 10
Eugene Ely. the aviator. alighted in a
field two miles south of this place late
this afternoon after having covered baIt
10 miles of his proposed Chica go-New
York flight. He will not attempt to
resume his flight until tomorrow. His
engines were working badly.
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Trausbay Women Working

OAKLAND, Oct. 1o.-The clubwomen
of Alameda district, who are preparing
for the Panama Pacific exposition post
card day Of Thursday, have arranged
for q systematic house to house cam
paign.
The women have divided Oakland ac-
cording TO the political wards for their
work as follows:
FIRST Eard-Mrs. z. A Majors Mrs J. r.
MscGrezor. Mrs.-J r. Hayden; second ward
Mrs. George Samuels. Mrs. ID. A. Sinclair: third
ward. Mrs. W. T. Morton; fourth ward Mrs.
A. Pow en- 9Th ward. Mrs. J. l. Fuller: sixth
ward. Mrs. p. II. Clark; seventh ward. Mrs.
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pirth ,.rr,.ya and death notices sent by mau
viii not he inserted. They must be BANDED na5 II
either of the publication offices and oe sutbor
with the name and residence OF pelsor pell.,ess re-
stricted simply to the announcement OF sn ensrce
are published once in this column free OF enalse
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Notable Deaths

II. C. BARLOW. EDIToR-Douglas. wyo., Oct.
ION. c. (BilD Barlow. editor OF Sage Brush
Philosophy, died here last night following
sudden attack Of heart disease.
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Campaign in Stockton
ISpnoial Di,onlch % The Caul

DI1FOLlII
STOCKTON, Oct. io-Stockton will
send 10000 Panama Pacific interna-
tionRi exposition postals 10 eastern
people, urging them TO get their con-
gressmen to vote for San Francisco as
the exposition city. The postal card
committee. headed by Mayor r. r.
Reibenstein, met today at the chamber
OF commerce and arranged to distribute
the pOStslS
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Women Will Aid Work
TSpecial Dispotch 10 The Call

PETALUMA, Oct. 1i.-The woman's S
club OF Petaluma viii assist the Pcta-
luna chamber of commerce in advertis-
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It's awfuliy hard for a woman to
understand why men do not like to
nurse sick people and attend funerals.
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SPEAKERS PRAISE
WORK OF JURIS7
Member of Local Bench De-
clared Eminently Fit for
Higher Honors
Committee of 100 to Be APP
pointed to Conduct Vig-
orous Campaign

gathering of several hundred Vot-
ers that included many of the leading
lights of the San Francisco bar met IN
Golden Gate hall in Suffer street last
night to indorse the candidacy of Judge
j. v. Coffey for the presiding justice OF
the appellate court of the first district
OF California. The meeting was nom
partisan in character and the applause
which greeted the reference of the
speakers to Judge Coffey's distinguished
public services, and particularly to ms
brilliant career as probate judge, iert
no room for doubt as to his popularity
with the voters gathered In the hall.
Sydney M. Van Wyck Jr. presided and
opened the meeting with a tribute TO
Judge Coffey's eminent fitness for the
office of presiding justice of the court
of appeals. IF there is judge on the
California bench who holds nonparti-
san Office, said the chairman, that
judge is Judge j. " Coffey, and that
his worth is recognized by the people
of this community is shown by the
overwhelming majorities he has rolled
up in past elections"
ABLE AND HONEST
Former Mayor E. r. Taylor was the
first speaker called to the stand by
Chairman Van Wyck and he spoke
briefly of the important duty of select
ing judges who could be depended upon
to administer justice properly and with
out fear or favor. Judge Cofey," said
Doctor Taylor. besides being possessed
OF great ability, is known to all of us
as man of unbending and uncorrubtf-
BILE honesty and this promotion to a
higher bench, which he seeks, he truly
deserves"
Former Judge ]. f. Sullivan followed
Doctor Taylor and he was followed by
d. /. Mahony and T. i. Bergin. Other
speakers were James H. Barry, r. E.
Cope, Edward Lande, William Greer
Harrison, Joseph E. O'Donnell, Barclay
Henly and A. Comte Jr
COMMITTEE OF 100
In concluding his address James II
Barry offered a motion to the effect
that Chairman Van Wyck be directed
to appoint a committee of 100 from
among those present for the purpose
OF conducting a vigorous district cam
paign in behalf of Judge Coffey The
motion was carried and the chairman
announced that the personnel of the
committee would be made known later.
Among the vice presidents were the
following:
Former Mayor Taylor Joseph B. Queen
Barclay Henley Edward CiaUssen
Former Judge j. F. Sui Edward r. Rock
livan Joseph S. Tobn
Former Judge E. A. Henry Eickhon
Belcher David /. Mahoney
Richard f. Queen Joseph f. O'Donnell
William Greer Harrison J. A. Stephens
A. Conlte Jr. James j. AGeManus
p. A. Finnigan William c. Meagher
Thomas T.. Hayden w A. S. Nicholson
Edward c. Harrison John NJ Burnett
Edward Lowry John OGsrra
Wallace Wise 1 T. j. Moynihan
Thomas J. Welsh d. A. White
Thomas E. Bergn James Finn
George A. Connolly Daniel Ward
N J. Manson Charles l.. Queen
Edward Iande Milton l.. Choynski
Marcus Rosenthal John Z. Allen
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MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL AS
SOCIATION NO. 35-Ofdcers and members are
hereby notified TO attend the funeral of our de-
ceased brother. Michael Dignan. from the resi-
denee OF McMasters & Briscoe, $50 Twentv-
fourth street near Grove, Oakland. at Q O'Clock
a. m. today Tuesday,. October II. BY order
Of the president EDWARD POWERS.
JOHN NJ POWELL. Secretary
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soul. commencing at a. m. rnterment Holy
Cross cemetery.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-21
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Mackmen Hit Hardness Hard.

Cleveland. Sept. 21.-Philadel-
phia defeated Cleveland easily
knocking Hardness from the box In
the sixth inning.
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According to reports at the Re-
publican state headquarters the "old
guard" forces viii have the support
of IA delegates, while the progress
sives" will control nine.
AS the result of the primaries held
to-day in Buffalo, Rochester SYRIA
Icuse, Albany, Troy and other cities
and counties up state. Timothy L.
Woodruff, chairman of the Repub-
lican state committee, and VIM.
Barnes, Jr., at Albany, tonight pre-
dict Sherman's election as temporary
chairman of the state convention by
a substantial majority.
Lloyd c. Griscom. president Of
the New York County Republican
committee, the leader of the pro-
gressives, declared tonight that
Barnes claim that Sherman would
have a majority OF So in the eonven-
ton is absurd, and expressed conf
dence that Roosevelt would be the
choice.
voters in Sherman's own district in
repudiating him at the polls VIII
have a profound effect on the party
throughout New York.
"Taft's letter to me of August
goth fully exposed the misuse Of his
name and the deceit by which Sher-
mans election by the state commits
sion on August 10th was accom-
plished. The voters of his own
home have shown their disapproval
and voiced in a practical way the
general sentiment Of the best ele-
ment in the party throughout the
state
mine delegates from Sherman's
district are clear and uninstructed,
which will further increase the
steadily growing majority for
lRoosevelt.
In many counties the delegates
are uninstructed.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-21
Hooslers Won Final.

Vincennes, Ind, Sept. 21.-In an
exciting game yesterday the Hoosiers
took the final game of the season
from Harrisburg by a score of TO 1.
Until the eighth inning not a run
was scored. and the fans had Wit
messed some splendid baseball. Har-
lrishurg looked like a victor when l..
Johnson weakened and permitted
three punched hits and a score. With
determination written on their faces
the Alices walked TO the bat in the
ninth and got after Hastings. De-
Haven walked. Flanagan singled.
Hurst performed a neat sacrifice.
Gosnell followed with long single,
scoring DeHaven. r. johnson lined
ont a long fiy. and FLANAGAN scored
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-21
RAISING MAINE
ENGINEERS DECLARE PROJECT
OFFERS NO DIFFICULTIES.
j. i. O'Rourke Returns From Hay-
ana and Says IL Can BE
Done.

New York, Sept. 21.-There should
De little difficulty in raising the
wrecked battleship Maine. in the opin
on Of John f. O'Rourke, who re-
turned here from Havana, where he
went to take soundings of the yes
.sel.
The soundings and borings show
that, by sinking caissons around the
hulk of the battleship. there would
be little trouble in raising her" said
Mr.. o'Rourke.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-21
Nnn Broke Hondoo.

Hopkinsville, Ky. Sept. 21.-By
the loss OF yesterdays game the In
dians lost the right TO second place.
The Hoppers won 9 to 3 and little
Yon. the crack southpaw, broke his
hoodoo on Paducah. after Umpire
OBrien handed the Indians some raw
decisions. and Manager Anderson
was benched from the game. Later
he was ousted from the field. and af-
ter that the team played listless ball.
Gwin was touched up for 90 hits.
The Indians permitted balls TO
roll by them. under them and all
'aroUnd them, and only feeble eff
fort was made TO get them. The game
was turned into a farce and Paducah
got only third place rs a result Lit
tie Yon was in good form. and al
lowed the Indians only six hits.
Score r III Il
hophhsNiLe ...... ..... ~ a
faducah ........
Batteries: Hopkinsville. Yon and
Taylor; Paducah, Gwin and Overton.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-21

In Sweden the testimony of
child under 16 years of age will not
be accepted IN court.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-21

BOTH CLAIMING
GUARDIANSHIP
REPUTATION OF SHERMAN IN
OWN WARD.
woodruff to Contrary on Result of
Primaries in York State
Yesterday.
HAS BEST SHERMAN FOLLOWING

New York Sept. 21.-Vice Presi-
dent Sherman, a candidate of the
"old guard" for temporary chairman
of the Republican state convention,
was defeated in his assembly district,
in his own ward, of the city of Utica
at the primaries.
Sherman will attend the conven-
ton at the head of a delegation, hay-
ing won in the third and first.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Columbus G, Louisville S.
st. Paul 0, Kansas City 4.
Minneapolis 2, Milwaukee 4.
Indianapolis 5, Toledo Z.