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IIIi VOL XL NO 23 PADUCAH KY WEDNESDAY JANUARY 27 1904 10 CENTS PER WEEK I

NOTHING

F TODAYI

tOinitorfeitcra Arraigned nullf

Their Trials Set

Mono of Thom Has Yet Been Heardi

By the Federal AntboritiesI

Here

DOCTOR PUOKETT WAIVESr

There havo been bo new developmints In the counterfeiting en set to-

day¬

This morning tho four mon artested yesterday near Dexter Callaway county were arraigned before Us Commlf ilonor Armour Gardner andDr luckott waived examination be ¬

tog held in the sum of f 1000 whichho gave

The case against John Wyatt wasJ rot for Hut unlay the Ala against ED Thompson unit Robert Duncan arseated day before ycitcrday win setfor Wednesday next

Tho caio against M G Warren wal-let for Thursday and Horaoo Warrvnhis son oho waived examination andwas hold to answer in tho sum of tl000 which ho gave

It is said government oulours arq

t hot on the trail of tho persons who

mado tho bogus 20 bills that haveboon pusd It Iis alio said that thovrisoners lill cxposo them at tbo trilals

tt Is claimedl that Wyatt Is tho man-

N io assed a counterfeit ISO bill on awoman living on a shanty boat somo

timo ago tho bill non afterwards boo

tug pasted by her here on a merchantWyatt claims he got the bill from a

tit win living near Blood river Calloway

towintytSr 1is alleged to have

railed a f 20 bill hero on Morrltz Friedi man tho wholesale liquor dealer who

f i notlflod him of It by inailand receivedgood money in exchange

t GAnother claim Is that a bogus 130bill or the same one was afterwards

l passed by tho older Warren on DrPnckett who in turn paned 1It on War-

ren

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son wnc today waived examina ¬

than

i The affair teems very much mixedAnd it is said the photograph plateswill be recovered in a day or two

1 showing who hae been making the

IcameIstateIt was expected that some of the

cues would bo tried today before Cowmissioner Gurdnorbnt nono was readyfor trial

rTHREE CHILDREN BURNED

Saline 0 Jan 27Theihreo smallchildren of Henry Folslngor of Rookport north of this city wero burnedto death in a flro that destroyed thofarmhouse

Tho dead are Elnora Folilngeraged 1U Gnorgo Foisinger aged 10

Elva Foitingcr aged 0fatally Injornli

MM Henry Feltingur aged 85 moth ¬

er of tho children The children wcrosleeping in a room directly nboio thogwnicr kitchen

PERPLEXED

1QOllr mu sighed Reginald i lifting

IIllckloIWishboneWhy Miss Orchid wrUfsihal she

would like an Angora tot i Christinas j

present and I dont knosV ifshu

goatObIcngoII

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NEWS NOTES

Wllllnm Carson flack tho leader ofsHID minority in the house will in nilIprobability outer tbo race for congressia tho Eleventh distriot

It is now bollovnd that tho murder

9f Mire Sarah Schaefer in BedfordInd was tho result of n cnso of mis ¬

taken identify but no clew to thoII murderer has boon found

Mrs Mcudcnhall and daughter MissTennessee Mondenhall will loavo this

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THREETO HANG

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Pembroke Murderers Broughtt

to the City Today

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Sheriff From Christian Brings dove pI

in All to Place In Our

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FOUR YET TO BE TRIED

Sheriff L R Davit of Hopkinsvlllc Gbrlttlaa county Ky arrivedI

In tho city this morning with FrankSherman Dill Garrntt Ed HollandFrank Mosaic George Holland DickOarnqy and Frank Morrlwoather col ¬

ored for info keepingTho former four are being hold on

the charge ftf murder while the latterthree have already been oonvlotedand sentenced to hang for murderTho negroes were brought hero forufo kcoplngln case an attempt wouldbe nude by friends to secure themfrom tho Hopkinivillo jail They aroalleged to have killed an unknownman at Pembroke Ky November H-

and it it tho llrat time threo sentencedto hang wero over in the jail hero atthe tamo time

Tho other four are to bo tried iinApril

ONE GETS-

RELEASE

Paducah Steamboat Men Havei

Partial Success

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Expect a Now Hearing in tho Steam ¬

boat Tax Cases Ryman Line

Let Out

Attorney E W Bagby and MrSaunders A Fowler have returns-from Frankfort Ky where they wento secure a now hearing from tho courtof appeals in tho steamboat cueswhere tho state revenue agouti at ¬

tempted to make them pay a franchisetax

The State agent brought snit againstthe Ryman line St Lculs and Ten ¬

nessee River Packet Co and the Ten

nesioo and Ohio river Packet Co tcompel them to pay a franchise tax

sand a judgment was rendered againsttho steamboat lines Tho Paducahgentlemen tried to secure a new bear ¬

log and succeeded in securing a dis ¬

missal in regard to the Ryman I1noi

The other two steamboat companyoases aro andor consideration and it isthought they too will bo dismissed

This decision wfll mean A greatdeal ono of those interested explain ¬

ed anti will affect ivory steamshipnod steamboat line in this country i

other states fallow the example sot byKfltitnokv This is tho first steamboatcase of 18 kind brought up and noother state has pail any attention totho steamboat lines hut KentuckyWo hopo to havo tho caio dismissed ana now hearing has been given us andeve think tho commercial value of thottcabmoat lines will 1bo recognized andtho matter dropped The ether statesrecoguizu the commercial value andhava ngt interfered with tho rivercompanies to

The principal claim of tho localriver men II that tho state has nothingto do with tho rivers which are own ¬

ed by the government

MORE EFFECTIVEJohn said tho annoyed mother

Ethol has too many young mon callfag Wont you try yourhand at tile ¬

couraging themNo replied tho stern father

Ill try my foot

A GOOD MANIs ho a capable advance agentVury He advanced himself 6000

for his first irontha expenses

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DIEDINCHAIR

Mrs Hannah Donnoy an Aged

Citizen DiesI

Probably Died From Heart Disease

Today EarlyColored Child

Smothered

CORONER IS INVESTIGATING

I Mrs Hannan Donnoy of 810 SouthSecond street was found dead thismorning bout 9 oclock at her homeShe was still partly In her arm chairunit had evidently been dead some time

She usually retired early unit itwas supposed had followed her usualcustom This morning when time serv ¬

ant went to wake her tho was foundwith Lead on her breast dead

Tho deceased was torn in Irelandbut had been a resident of Paducahfor many years She Is said to havebeen 73 years old nod had been livingon Sonth Second street for manyyears

She has one daughter Louise Don ¬

noy who has beep out of tho city forsome weeks Sho bad no other rela ¬

tives so far as is knownCoroner William Peal was called to

Plnnkotts lull neighborhood thismorning to hold an inquest over thoremains of an infant child of Marga ¬

ret or Bertha hell colored who oath ¬

er froze to death last night or wassmothered to death in the bed at thoresldeuco on 402 South llth street

The mother telephoned the policestation this morning asking frr theservices of Coroner Peal It was un ¬

derstood at the police station that thonegro womans older chill was sloop ¬

ing with the infant and accidentallyrolled over on it Coroner Peal decideddeath was from nat urel causes

The verdict of the coroners juryrill no doubt be death from heart fail ¬

ure or apoplexy Her laughter is inSt Louis and is expected tomorrowto attend the funeral the time forwhich has not boon sot

WEATHERtOAPT JOE WOODS SAYS TillS IS

LIKE SUMMER TIME INCOMPARISON

Captain Joo Woods of tho Paducahpolice toroe who brought Clarence In ¬

gram back from Minneapolis Minnmorno ¬

ing that be experienced tbo most extromo cold weather he over felt

When J reached Minneapolis be

stated tho thermometer registered40 degrees below zero and at Stillwater on tbo river a few miles fromthere it registered 43 below

It I got snowbound on a train At

Odon between Cairo anti Ohloagoandromatuod there for more than threehours It II A trip I will long remem ¬

bor

PADUCAKfWILL THIS mrL llo IT BECOMES

A LAW

A bill has passed in tho houso atFrankfort which will affect Padncahshould it pees iu the senate

It provides that In counties havingcities of tho second class tho county

dark instead of the sheriff will boo

some a member of tho election boardThis is special or class legislation but itJt pastes it will result in County dorkCharles Graham instead of Sheriff Leo

Potter being a member of the electionboard

COUNTY COURTAnnie S Darnhlll deeds to tho L

and N road for f 1 and other consider ¬

anon property near the Thompsonstock yards

Emmett DaRby Jr has qualitiesno a notary public

Mise Mando Brandon of Bontonpassed through tho city on route to herhomo front Cincinnati this morningSho Ims boon in school at Cincinnatia

WANTS TO-

RESTRAIN

Rehkopf Company Filed Its InS junction Today

Sues for Restraining Order in CircuitCourt and For 20000 Damages

Against Union

TRIAL FOR FEBRUARY 2ND

A restraining order Is asked in asuit filed today by tho E Rehkopfcompany of Paducah against thomembers of Union No2 Leatherworbenasking that they bo restrainedfrom Interfering in any way with thenonunion employee of the plants orthe business of the saute

Individual members of the unionsaid to bo as follows aro made partiesto the suit Fd Alexander JamesLowo Cliff Senter Columbus Ran ¬

som Thomas Warren John SandersChris Prnees Charles Zeits Jack Hol ¬

land James Sanders O Evans AlRudolph Will Goodman Will BurchRatal Story Frank Earhart HallWallace Charles Phillips Max PrnessMatt Memory Joe Green EnochFletcher Joe Hurst Frank WisemanBrowfalo Graham Stove Fahey FrankHambriok Benny Schoenberg SamOopperwaite Fred Brabio Oscar Denker Ed Ycltima Charles Swander

Loeser George Swendor DnfortUllmaa Richard Martin Iko Ander ¬

son J T Meyers Tom GardnerWilliam Kurtz Albert Womblo WillSurges James Ellis Emmert HollandJim Griffin W 0 Edrington ThomasSmith Andy Hooey John RupertnsJoseph Frailer George OhastaineJames Walker Richard Woods DanCummins George Holifleld ThomaOoylb Babcock Joseph Spitzmlller Frank Peterson Edward AntoncThomas Clark James Welsh WillieCrawford Ed Bulger

In addition to the injunction to pro-

ven¬

an interference with his business I

Mr Rohrfopf asks for 20000 damagesagainst the members of the union andtho union Itself

It fit claimed that the firm has manycontracts to fill and that the defen ¬

dante have interfered by striking andby keeping others who desire to workfrom working by enticing and intimi ¬

dating them from workLittle more than already published

has been learned in regard to tho as ¬

sault mado day before yesterday ontwo employee of the Rehkopf plantwho had come hero from other placesto work The alleged assailants bavonot boon canght-

Lcatherworkers claim that theyhave had nothing to do with any die ¬

ordersJndgo Win Reed has sot February 2

as the day for bearing tho motion forA restraining order

GOOD MAN GONE

DEATH OF MR MATTHEWUOAUH OX PULASUI

COUNTY ILL

Mr Matthew Rono ft highly I

respected citizen of Loding Poluskicounty Ill died very sudden nt hishomo on Sunday morning at 8 oclock

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all of hit life Ho was n good1 andupright citizen and A loving husbandanti father Ho loft n wifo and sevenchildren fonr sons and throe daughtersAlto throe siitornall of Pnlaski county

Mr and Mrs Frank Augustus of1319 Monroe street this city return ¬

ed home last night on the Fowler fromLounge where they woro summonedSunday by telegraph to attend thefuneral of Mr Roach who was nbiothorlnlaur of Mrs Augustus

IN A CRITICAL CONDITION

Captain John Segcnfelter has notImproved and ho Is in a crltcal condi ¬

tion in Iris room at tho Palmer houseHo was not expected to livo through ¬

out tho night but rallied

Subscribe ft The Sunt

ICE MAYs

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SINK COAL

Great Damage Likely NearLouisville

Suspect Arrested at Louisville For theMurder of tho Bedford Ind

School Teacher

NEWS OF THE LEGISLATURE

Louisville Ky Jan 27Mtillonllof bushels of coal aro in imminentdanger at Pumpkin Patch and heavyforces of men are at work to save thobarnes harbored there Already tbofleet has suffered from the heavy iceSeveral barges wero sunk there earlythis morning but nono of tbo fleethas broken loose-

Louisville Ky Jan 27HarryBehr dark haired was taken underdetention by Lonisvillo detectives wh

fthink ho is guilty of the murder oMiss Schafor the school teacher ofBedford whoso mysterious death hasattracted national attention The sus ¬

pected man says ho is from MemphisTenn and is about thirty and tallwith dark hair Ho has been in hid ¬

ing hero with negroes slnco last Fri-day

LAST RITESLouisville Jan 27U Bishop

Dudleys funeral this afternoon Blab ¬

op Burton read the opening servicesBishop Gailor tbo lesson and BishopFrancis tho creed anti prayers Thebenediction was pronounced by BishopBurton Bishop Peterkin had chargeof the services at the grave

ATTEMPTED BRIBERY FELONY

Frankfort Ky Jan 27Thecriminal law committee hue reportedfavorably to the house the bill ofRepresentative Miller amending thelaw as to bribery and attemptedbribery making it a felony

THE BEOKHAM COUNTY

The Senato bill creating the countyof Beokham was favorably reported bthe legislative redistricting committe-and advanced to the cale-ndarHEAVY

ICE

Stops Packets in the Ohio RiverAgain

The Sprngno Loft Today for Louis

ville Followed by Other Boats

The Ohio river this morning pre ¬

rented a most forlorn appearance totime river men being full of slowlyfloating ico which makes navigationfimpossible

The ice began to flow heavy lastnight and this morning is so thick iusome places that n person can walk

nol s This is tbo big gorgo whichbroke loose at Cincinnati several days I

ago and has been slowly working itsway down The greater portion ofthe gorge got hung up at Carrsvilloand caused the Joe Fowler to turnbank there yesterday Tho ico nt Camvilla was caked np to the height ofseveral feet

This morning tho big steel hullSprague left for Louisville with asmall tow of barges and will crushthrough tho ico floes Following thoSprague tho J D Finlcy loft ThoFinloy was followed by tho HarryBrown which in turn was followed bytho Cruiser

Tho Spragno will open the way fortho other boats which are not fortu ¬

nate enough to have steel hulls Tboico is very thick and the boats willnecessarily go slow

Tho pooplo of Lexington protestagainst tbo adoption of tho Gully alp t

machine rnoisure y

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CIrrVBOUTTHE

HAUI0Girl Wanted for lo sehreakjnh

Arrested at Mayifeld1 rii

A Number of Small RobberiesBurglaries Repoiod to andII

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the PoliceI

ORDINANCE COMMITTEE MET

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Officer Albritton of Mayfield ar ¬

rived in the city at noon with MaryClark a negro girl about 14 yemrs of

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age charged with house breakingThe girl was arrested in Hayflold

and is alleged to have broken into thoresidence of Mr A F Lagerwahlagent for tho American Express company here Saturday and stolen awatch ana other jewelry

The girl took the key whloh hadenterfdrawers in the house and took every ¬

thing ofjvalne Auexpress man cameto tho residence that afternoon to de ¬

liver a bundle and the girl thought itwas some one returning homo andfled carrying but littlo stuff awaywith her She loft the principal partof the goods on tho floor

hH Ai Fntroll of the Lone Oak sec ¬

Eton attempted to put his pocketbookin his pocket thus morning on marketand missed the pocket The puree iifell to the ground and it Is claimedwas snatched by Clyde Nance of sPottavlllo Graves county Nancotook tho 93590 out of the pookotbookand threw the book into a stall in theIceman wagon yard Officers Huxleyand Cross began an investigation andreoovere4 the money Nance was ao¬

companied by another boy but claimshe intended to turn tha money over tothe owner when it wan called forTho boys olJpa they did not attemptto steal the pocketbook and will notbo prosecuted

The plumber shop of Mr Matt Oonlyeon No 116 South Seventh streetfareas Mr Conlson could learn nothing

was takenEntrance was effected through a

side window which was broken outand after the burglar or burglars hadgotten in opened the door from theinside A cigar butt was found in thebuilding and the door was found stand ¬

ing wide open this morning MrOcnlson kept no money at the shopand has missed no tools It is evidentthe burglars made a poor haul

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Tho ordinance committee of bothboards met last night to considercharteer amendments and referred thematter to tho presidents of tho boardsand Mayor D A Yeller MayorYeller stated that he would try to gotthe two chairmen together today andiihave a talk There will be ranchcorrospondenco to attend to before thoamendments are settled on

Hnnters report A Jersey cow in apitiful condition between La Bellopark end Paducah They fcnn i therow lying in the snow nearly frozenand unable to walk boil legs beingcither frozen or broken

Mr John E Friantthe blacksmithreported to tho police this murnligthat ho lost fits tine sold watch inr i

somo way Ho had tho watch on time111Ill1

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