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Jt VOL XXV NO 28 J PADUCAH KY TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 2 1909 TEN CENTS PER WEEK

NASHVILLE TORN

WITH BXCITEMBNT-

OVER COOPER CASE

Feud Spirit is ia Air and PeopleAre Taking Sides iaI

Coatroversy

Court Goes on With xaminatioB of YeuirciuoB

SAY JURYMAN IS PIlKJUDICin

Nashville Town Feb 2Thejudge decided to postponed the Whltworth hearing ulll tiro completionof tho examination of venircmcn whocame from a dirt ant part of the coun-ty waiting In tho court The juryselection then proceeded

Nashville Feb 2 Feud feeling laIn the air today at rout or the att-empt to remove Juror Whltworthtcdltootmmovamltry I

x doccn wilnoBses ready to swear tioito unbiased Whltwortfa will be BlIlowed tq testify In hte own behalf

Judgo Anderson decided not to ex ¬seninglIn i

been made to excuse Wtoltworth onaccount of alleged lltects Imme¬

forItileJleged violent statements In effectthat Whltworth boltored GovernorPaltcrwn had a bond in the murder

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of Carmack and that Whitworth atow days after the slaying openly doIdared that every damned one ofthose men defendants ought to boJuiced

Mack h1 IlianlnrdNew lark Feb =Nornar Murk

was exatttned today boforc tho fudftra sfafld JwyH tlNt > l>ftiiaact svaa1a1t caw

A lllthoplfIII i

WpScyA

Tom FVto 2Qulto acrowd Srotn bore H iy ikcd tho MedI4tIViQtv lIrJr ljt l le

lints of XashTlMe who was Vheduiedto dedicate ttift JfcAMtrful hew Meth-odist church at Ilaild Mine tit andunable to he present Dr DuBoce ofNftivlHc did the preaching In hissteal

Mny WitNtnnii ConditionLittle Mlra May Waleton who was

seriously burned Saturday morningIs resting as well as could bo expectedtoday She ii kept under tho Influ ¬

ence of opiate most of tho time To¬

morrow will bo a crisis In her vend ¬

tlon and It 1ha hoped to prevent Pnou ¬

mania from developing

FiMir NearsBishop Charles Edward Woodcock

has completed four ycare of his epis¬

copate four years of active work Cor

hl church of profitable citizenshipfor Kentucky Clergy and laymen ofVhaUoercr denomination wilt esteem

it a privilege to ntvuro him of theircordial approval of hfp fine and un ¬

selfish achievement of theIr earnestcooperation in tho furtherance of his

constant unrelenting labor to raisethroughout the stale tho Ideal of tfvloresponsibility It has been a labor oflove nobly wrought LouisvilleTimes

FALL 0V ICKOAVSli8 AGIRL TO JiB UNCONSCIOUS

An a result of a fait on too llttoMlsa Ulllo May Dotrlngton 10 ytaeeold wtio resides in LKtloa additionwas unconscious tor several hoursShe was out with playmates aktitlngon tho Ice of a wnal pond when > hotripped on her skates and foil A

gosh was cut over her right syo andth4 waa knocked unconscious bjr IhefM After being carried home It wasrcpt until eovora hours work thatWlx was drought to bur senses

SCHOOL I1OAIU WILL JIKKTTONIGHT AT ITS OFFICE

The oelrool board wlM moot tonightIi regular session at the WashingtonA loot A number of Interesting ques-t ns will ibo Jxjforo tho board Inchid1It tho monthly report of Suporlnt dent Carnage Thoro IIs o rinorta o hi tho number of teachers butI cotwblrilng rooms SuperintendentCirnagay had sought to avoid thocnployiment of two tcachera as thof nds of the boon era tow litIJ aryi BomJurant a teacher at theJ iffereoa building resigned but noteacher w 111 be employed in her pintoas the ipwplte Were ahlftcd around Intito Wamlngton chool no teacher wasever elected to wcceed Prof FrankCheek and Sup rtateadeat CarnageWorked on a plan today to bring fI1I

etifr from the Lee bulldn as 1

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Mother and Child Flee From HomeIof Friendless Where They Stayed

Pending Habeas Corpus Hearingi

Mrs DeVaugLu Whoso HasbaRd is Suing For DivorceLeaves During the Night foirClncinaati

Mother love conquered fear antsurmounted irtiyaical difficulties whenMrs Esther Ruth DeVaughn sprangfrom the window of hor room ut theHume of the Friendless some timelast night with her babo in her armand escaped through tho darknvnsThat she caught tho early morningtrain for Louisville and la now mak ¬

I ing her way to southern Ohio her oldhome Is the general belief At thoHomo nothing Is known ofber ac ¬

tions except that sho was last seenabout 8 oclock last night and aho Isml rfng wlth all her clothes

An tho door were locked and thekeys In tho possession of tho matronand the window of her room was openIt Is presumed she left that way al ¬

though the Jump to tho ground was a-

long ono for a little woman encum ¬

bored as the wasMrs DoVaughan end her child

wore placed in the Homo Saturdaypending the trial of divorce proceed ¬

lags Instituted by Mr DoVaugtio andtho decision of habeas corpus proceedInge brought by the father for pos-

session¬

of the childThe DeVaughna were married at

Lexington Mr DoVanghn js a hatcleaner Ho eyed for divorce andthen thinking his wife might getaway with their child ho Institutedhabeas corpus proceedings In thecircuit court Each party Introducedevidence to show that tho other wasnot a propoi person to have custodyof the child Judge Reed committedtho child to tho Home and thenCounty Judgo LJghUoot sent themother there i

IIfllllli Silrrngr IefcnlerliPierre a D Feb 2Equal suff¬

rage met defeat In the house afterInaTbody had cunWf proiwrtyqualIflcXtion from the seMla bill

OIUIjn NrirDovcrDover hob 2 TnbAtlantls tans

pert liner WoblW l6iint far JJsIUiMrei + flleathk l1tl-mffI orI OCMhrbuJ Tio v6bdo

returned to Gavtoo tin with licetunebadlyI store to The Uitnkold ratdamaged and anchored a tho admitalty harbor

Auto Slow In ChicagoAutomffbUo ontbuclnsta aro pre >ar

nff to Imtido Chicago next wOOwhoa the auto show wlU be hold Inthe windy city From Paducah therewill bo a delegation of tho motor on ¬

thusiasts and It Is expected thatnearly every car owner will vslt thoexhibit where every make and doalgu-of the autonrobllo will be on exhibi ¬

tion The Paducah delegation willleave Paducah Sunday night nnntawnd soverai days inuoectlng tho madtincc Everj year tho number offmachine In Paducah Increases andnext summer Uio dealers tty that thofever will spread more Ulan isuaMany mm of mhstanUal build havnbeenl lowered In price eo that thenoraeo citizen may o vn an auto

A charge is made againstnUdgcM night rider of I

Rivera that ho attemptedbribe Otis DUck the stateswitness in tho raidoases Tho man is a defendant

AVKATIIER

and slowy rising

Mrue jh

5 5SUI loon DAJWGtS

Alleging that they werefnlwcly and accuse

a ed of rccclvinc Ktofcn goodsJ W IJcaii and his wife Elselean tiled suit lIiicircuit court

today against John and heyAblctt for 3000 damagesAdded Cotllo clinrgo Is thecomplaint Out they were sub ejected to the ofhaving IliPlr house searchedby a police officer untied wlUin search warrant Sworn out bythe defendants It is allegedthat Uio defendants said somomeat had been stolen and conccaled by the plaintiffs

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111 Feb 2Whon Uioballot In tho senatorial

deadlock was taken Hopkins had 7sand Stringer 76 They are tho leaders

Elkfon Girly

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Elktoir Ky Feb 2 SpecialMiss EllMbeth Hawkins daughter oftho Rev J T Hawkins a Christianminister attempted suicide by shootIng borsdf near the heart Sho willdie Ill health was tho cause

IlKl ORT FOR TUB MONTH

Tho report of nhtmsMo hospitalfor tho month of January bows thatthere Is a decrease in the number ofpatients Tho iroport for tho monthIs Citji TuttccbB January 14 prtate pattonta none cty4 patients rocalved + llj Private patients received

12 dty patients treated 19 111Ivato paUents treated 12 sty pa¬

fonts discharged 1C private pa-

tients¬

discharged 9 Deaths Prlrate City patients February 14 private patients

To Annuldnlhrje okra Feb 2A suit

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otti Frlote readfor violationI t of a law prohibitingforeigncases from the state to federal courtsIs on before the United States circuitcourt today

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Race J

San Diego Feb 2If the antiracing bill is passed American racingmen will clow an option on 300 acresat Tiajuan across the Mexican hot ¬ i

del wlioro they say they+ have a tei Iyears racing conccwlon from the gov-ernment

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Posi onii

Madison Via I

In an editorial In his magazine doII

clarcu against tho election ofson for senator Ho eaya no mandunged with bribery and corruption I

should bo eolcctcd until tho charges I

are probedI

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OTIS CHARGES AN ALLEGEDI

ATTEMPTED TO HIMI

a1IBirmingham

FIItoalrplIlht Wednesday

temperature c71ip41iostterntodayn

ninllctously

Inconvenience

Illinois DeadlockSpringfield

twentythird

Suicides

RIVKItSIPB I10SIITJI

paUeata1

Charter

anhnlttheehiIAv

corjwratlons transferring

Beyond Border

LaFollettesFeb2lJarollettoI

stelhlDC

BUCK THAT

NIGHT RIDER BRIBE

In tho Dirmlngham and Eddylily cases andi Is out on hoed

DIlclJ charges that tho accusedoffered him 50 not to tvalUtr itfthe federal court aloes Ho saysho haa two witnesses who eecrwted Uiomse4vcs in an oldhouse at Grand Rivers whore hotook the accused to cooipicto thobrJborji deal The man has notJean found since and It Ia raidjvo has run away A warrant williiio swum out In federal court

jMnrriwl AnyliuvSpring Lake N JFcb 2lIolen

Maloney daughter of Uio tractionmagnate Martin Maloney PapalMarquis today was married to Ar-thur

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Osborne horo of her jokoImarriage which was annulled Jn NewYork several months ago

Mayfield PrimaryAtayflold Ky Fob 2 Special

Thu Domocratto primary for tho se¬

lection of nominees for all of the cityinlhovote will be trolled according to thevoting this morning Voting beganearly and continued heavy all dayThe races are closed for many officesand It Is difficult to pick the winnerThe mayors race was especially

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LAST SUIT FILED

FOR DAMAGES FOR

EDDYYILLB RAIDJ >

4

George W Gordon Asks Fo25000 For Outrage Com ¬

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mltted February 1008leA >

Same List ofiDefondaHts al

BeforeHS

iIiTUB STATUTE OP LIMITATIONS

George W Gordyof Metropolisformerly of Edd rlllei Ky btubrought suit aJMt alleged nighrider for taking htm from his hornstho night of February 15 1908 andwfalpptng him He ftivd suit In fedoral court today for 26000 TheatJegaUons are the same as ln prevI-ous suits Thfa is the Set case fromEddyrviHe as the statute of llroltaUons wilt bar suits after February 15County Attorney W L Krone oifLyon county rUed the suit Cagta litHenderson of Marion Is also an at-torney In the case Tho defendants

areDavidA Amos W II Tandy

George Drown John T Jackson Mabelt I Pickering Otis Smith J LMurphy Dixie Sattorfield CharlesBlue Henry Towery J W Hollowen Joo Boll P IL GrimmerJharies Gresham J M Gray KdGay IL U Conaa C It BanisterBArt Creekmore Guy Dunning Lori

uninng Robert Meals Will Martin Robert Nabb N E Nabb Mon-roe Smith Robert Oliver JamesGlover WaUtor Glover Url LacyLeo Wadilngtoo George GoodwinBId Lester Hobert Lester Lee GrayC C Butt Cord Wadllngton Harveysandort W If Banleter Janice Fits3J Fill O W Darts Oho BurgessJI W Cummins Tom Jones Alonso3ra > Lawrence Jomen Milt Oliver2hartes Cummins Boone Bush Luihor Gray W W Radford Ikie G5allo Lucian Gore Walter McChesnor nice Mcduxmojv Dab Vatrncason Sr Bob Yannonton Jr R C

tewos Squire NabbjJRoborti John56n Ed Harris J LtHaityPool Dennytayhew Cook Maybe f Marion FPogue Dr Shelby W J MitchellRufus K Mitchell Adolphus Hanjerry Dr A R SetacT F L BrownV F Johnson Toni P Gray DarnerDnll Tom Hall Oscar Oliver OscarGray Marlon Brown Firm OliverVallaco Oliver J B Malone J D

Rodgers Sr Harvey SaUerflaMiJames Drown Otho Nabb Will Larkine Arch Hollowell John NabbCharles W Wood John Turner Joofurphy IWohard Pool Buck Lacytobert Gray Otho Gray MarshallGray Guy Satterfield Buck Sanderslocker Sanders Irvlrp Glass CharlesJoopor Ott Drown John GreshaniEarl Dunning Clarence Prince D EChats ion Henry Holmes AlfordPox Ernest Fox NaUdy Drowningbarlcs Duncan Luther Wells ZedJloodwortli Jesse Kclloy Jodie LooJharlca Collins Blllio 11111 CharlesVgrim Ted Murray Wdllard TownElvmn HIW Jack Wolis Harry Edlngtan 6rvo Kollcy Deck Oulp StoneiVIIson John Wbahvnd Johnson

Lady Fred Lady John Fox Dr Wadington Joo Bell Slim Boyd E EVath Mac Hobson John Broadbcntdrank Larklna Tom Turner Williamiobson Tom Wright eeL Albertilltcholl Amos Lester David PayneImoni Fulks John Bridges ChareslaijdetiKoanoy Bloodworth George

Duncan Tfruston Duncan Honortown John Hill laugh Rodgerel IvanRodgers Lewis Wlomor Dock BakerJr Y Mlzc Deft Gray tt P ParlceiJeorgo Holland Alford Oliver Ma-

rtin DHllngbam A L Barnett JoeKom Dart Gray Will Grlggs Will

ayno Oscar Bonner Urey FrccmonJob Gamma Garnctt Gray Bob Dar1Ctt Sr Walter Scott J McCarfjVlox Sells Jack White Charles Lan-

Ier Morgan Martin Mack MorrisJ11J Groom Ot urge Sella Lewis NeJwn BIRIeNozon Dave Nelson ClaudPoison Robert Nelson Linah GrayJohn Martin Jako Stephens TomMontgomery Dr J N Todd CharlesIVhito Medley Stephens Jta MartinProd Dorrpb ToOl King It1L OHvtaiJinn Wright Jim Hodges Bob Perry1 II Halll Ht It Mlloholl Herschrt

Dunning Oscar Martin Tania Mojowen Dutch Barnes Ivey hello1lI1L1t Jones S F4Greea JamesB Wood V E Denham Georgo WBaiKcs A 1 Mitcholl James Hayaten nit While G D BlagbamJ B Alexander Frank Ladd Forrest Wade James Parry ParkerCHaw I0 Satterfieidl Willie SwtterHeM Tom Holman Urey TfiorpDave WHUamsott Sam Crane Lee

Ladd Tom Bush Alex Robojteon

Aloino Rot OD J Sllw HodgesTom Baird John Rodgers CharlesWadllngton George Snaden y BHoMowe T Amos RoytBylh chard Robertson WtUot BrowtiWiley Brown Lowell bIIn

Judge Cook is Sustained by Court

of Appeals in Jake Ellis Case in

ttllf Calloway County Circuit Court

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r LICENSE SUIT

Hum Hunts attorneysS till Mo suit this afternoon-S

Ifor several merchants Wenjoin the city from collecting Ithe licenses under the ordi ¬ I-

I9 nance of 1000 alleging Uiat I

the licenses are exorbitant and Ilint thel ordluanco Is inequit I

able It is probable that alargo bond will be required to

IIfmlcmnlfy the city against naypossible loss should the plain ¬

tiffs llose their suit-S

DNITED STATES

CONSUL AT RIGA

TOINYESTIGATI

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Washington Feb 2Tho statedepartment today directed the consuil t

at Riga Russia to Investigate thet

circumstances of the death of Fred-erick Strombach an American saldler alleged to have been execute dby the Russian authorities

Tho Brownsville BillWashington Feb 2ThQ senate

agreed to voto on the BrownerlHobill Tuesday February 23

In the SenateWashington Feb 2What con-

gress¬

did-Senator Knox Introduced a jots

resolution to enable tbo > secretary ofthe senate and the clerk of the houseto pay the Inaugural expenses in ¬

carted tit the capItolSenator Bacon presented a favor ¬

able report from the judiciary com¬

mittee providing for rneeelonIncase of death of a presidentelect be ¬

fore March 4

Secretary Nowiberry explained hisreorganization plan to the naval af¬

fairs coniaalttceThe belated iuvsengcjs In chafjft

o4 tho electoral vote In South Caro ¬

Una and Montana reached tho cap ¬

tol IGrant B Schtey of Schley More

of row York bar been summoned toappear before the Judiciary committoo in tho Tennessee coal and ironcase

Senator Bacon Introduced a resolotion calling on tho secretary of thetreasury for Information as to thecurrency assoctaUocs formed undertho AldrichVovelaDd maw and cur¬

rency Issued under that lawIn the House

A bill pronlblUng the imrTtatlonof opium was pasted after a spirited

debateA oidiar bill pawed by the senatevas laid on the table on the claimthat icglslatlon of this kind thcuidoriginate in tine Santo

Resijton pissed limiting invest ¬

gation of secret service to expend-itures and law niter which the rslabHeLmcnt worked In the various de-partments

Water Iljo Hursts-At frozen water pipe burst last

night at tbo residence of Mrs JosephMcColm 1041 Jefferson street andwater damaged the house Tho pipeburst our tho second floor and it was

hat fan hour before a plumber couldbo secured and tho flow of waterstopped The carpets and other house-hold furniture was damaged slight

Tough Young TurkeyMuskogee Okla Feb 2A boy

by tho name of Turkey angry becausehe had been punished set Ore to thedormitory of the Wetumka boardingschool a Creek mlsElon Tho build-

ing and contents were destroyed Turkey Is In tho Jail I

Taft is PleasedIlanama Fob1 2 Walking muc>

of the way and linking ninny lIliesI I

tions Presldentoleut Taft IslledIGatuiv Dam today Ho expressed satIsfaotloa with conditions Adtunlttratlvo conditions thrpiighout thezone also pleawrt him

Mr Taft acting as pacificator In ¬

flated Ricardo Aras bo invited totho dinner given by Minister Squirestonight Arias was the opponent ofObaldla at tho last election

nton S A Hollowoll Bert LeachMac Mends WlJle Francis Sherley I

Eldredge Duck Tandy George Tandy J

James Tandy Roger Tandy EdgarTandy CbaTlea JCabb John DrennanJohn Jones Fenton Ladd R Q I

SimzaRylUlaw DunnJtt 1AtexW a

Holds That Alibi Notes ShouldGo in For What They AreWorth in the Night RiderTrial

Frankfort Ky Feb 2SpeoialID the case of the commonwealth

vs Jake Ellis from Calloway countytho appellate court says that JudgeCook gavo proper instructions to thejury and alibi notes or totters pur¬

porting to have been written by Elitewero proper evidence for what theywere worth

Jako Ellis was tried for night rid¬

ing and tho jury disagreed The commonwealth objected to the ruling ofJudge Cook rejecting certain evldenoo aa to a general conspiracy-

Alll the night rider cases pendingwere continued until the tattorneyscould get the ruling of the court ofappeals on the disputed poInts

ugh Lodge Officer DiesBtoomlngton III Feb 2Iiarry +

51 Gilimoro grand dictator of thegrand lodge Illinois Knights of

I Honor Is dead aged GO-

t

Hotel Guests EnripcLaCroiso WU Fehl 2IIutel

Belmont at Camp Douglas wasburned to the ground this morningA core of guests had narrow es¬capes but all ire balleved to havoreached satetyI

Gmelich InauguratedJefferson City Feb 2Omellch

Republican was Inaugurated lieuten ¬

ant governor of Missouri today endIng the fight lasting since last elec-tion day Viill

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No SmallpoxHereA corps of ten physicians employed

by thee city health departraeat willvisit the public echoqfe tomorrowmorning and vaccinate gall pupilsthat have riot compiled twltfc the re-quest of the clttlr health officerHealth OfflcW 111 P Sights andpounced this morning that there areonly four cases of smallpox and thatthese cases are at toe pest house J

There Is not a case of smallpox in-

side¬ I

tho city Six people who hadbeen quarantined for smallpox seemgiven their freedom this morning 1

Funeral of Mrs Young 1

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The funeral of Flora Clark Youngwill be held tomorrow afternoon at2 oclock at Grace Episcopal churchtho Rev D C Wright officiating

Tho family received numerous mes ¬

sages from friends today and pestertday One came today from the com¬

pany playing The Classmates ofIc

which Mrs Young was a memberand ono from D G B Rose of theLoulsvlllo Post

Word was received today from MrJ Arthur Young who Istn Winnipeg I

Canada that it would bo trapoeeffilofor him to Teach here Mr it ILCleugh arrived last night from Re-gina B O

BasketballOno jcaguo gaino and one pnicilre 1t

game wilt be on tho schedule of the Icity basketball league tonight at thoEagles gymnasium Last night ameeting of tho captains of tho teamsand tho officiate o the league washeld and II W Welkul was electedas official referee white Wallace I

Well was elected official scorekeeperThese officlale decided that one leaguegame with ipracUco game thrown Inwould <bo bettor for the sport and to tnight the Elks and the Knights ofColumbus will strive for honors ThoK C team bas been thoroughly 10borganized and will bo a factor in thetleaguo despite the teams Is In toocellar of the percentage column Asecond dame between the D A Dand the Lhhtand Power fives willbe played but the gamo will not bocredited In tho percontago column

STANDARD OFFERS

PARTNERSHIP TOR

IN ITS BUSINESS ass

75

Jefferson City Mo Fb JoThoSti adardOUcompany of Indiana flied he

Do Petition for modification of the

tiupremoI3courtwords long andr ottersstate a partner In the business The h

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CITY POLITICS

CUTTING FIGURE

IN UPPER BOARD

Houses Several Aspirants For-M Bilcipal Executive Chair

and Game Has Started

One Shot Already Taken at As-

piration¬

of Han nan

TRUE INWARDNESS OF ATTACK

Although Mayor Smith is just be-ginning the second year of his fouryear term already political conductand official action are beginning toshape themselves with respect to thesuccession President Ed Hannanhas nursed an ambition to blossomfrom the vicemayoralty Into the fullbloom of executive honors while theupper board boasts at least three oth ¬

candidatesAldermenDurrettJust now it to as plain as the nosekyIsconIdeI ¬

while the glory that was Hannans afew short months ago Is slightly un-der

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a cloudThere was a disposition to pit Al¬

derman Lackey against AldermanHannan for the presidency this timeupfrommanic board tho first of Januarywould not listen to the tempterBoth have proven good legislators upto this time and President Hannanhas dignlfledly resisted all calls forpartisan manipulation of his officeThat Is one reason for the unfriendly

himWhetherduced by political ambition or man ¬preIserveaffairs remains to be seen iJTire attack by the ring orgaa ea1president Hannan Sunday was thee

partydisfavortherehasl

IaW49eafreileers1

mutual consent Pre Idfrat Httjinanpursued this course this year and eX-posed himself to a partisan attack

From now on the candidates willbo under the eyes not only of thepoliticians but of the people and therecords they make both for politicalBud public business will be watchedThe next two years and a half airbound to be Interesting

1

To Repeal County OptionIndianapolis Ind Feb 2Fortyn-

ina Democratic representatives tocaucus agreed it >Is said to supportthe bill repealing the county localpUon law and substltuto the town-

ship and ward option

D BOONE OX BEECH TREE

lopklus County Man Makes Import ¬

ant Discovery

MadlsonvHIo Ky Feb 2J Dfooro formorly of Hopkins countywho has been purchasing timber InTennessee found found a beech treebearIng tho name D Boonel1UlInd tSOO It Is thought

that Daniel Boone the famous extlorer and pioneer of Kentucky pass-

ed through the valley where the treestands in 1784 and carved his nameand tho date The latter date 1800was evidently made upon lilt returnm route to Kentucky from an explor-Ing expedition in Tennessee Thofamous beech stands In a beautifulvalley and Is so dowse with foliagethat the sun rarely shines throughthe Jeaves The owner of the prop-erty on which the treo stands hasbeen offered a largo sum of moneyiy various parties for the stump otho treo bearing the name and date

but he has refused all otters

Chicago MarketMar High Zioir Close

Wheat 109 Vi 10810 < 33-

Corn 63 63 H 63V1-

tIts 52 5tH 51Toy 1710 1695 1895

Lard 965 9G234 902-ibs

y895 88734 SSifc

St Louis Feb 2 CatiUo Rootpts 4500 including 25 OTcx

natives lOa to 15c higherTeams strong beet atoore I3CO

75s etockcrs >asd feeders J3GO df25 cows and 6elfore3611G50

Texas steers J3000CCO cows andallen ll75l50 calves in tar

loads J 5 00 0800 III8Bn ceJpta000 market 150 to 20c leags and lights 14759650 pads

I 63Q675 butchgmadbste-av7i 6jQ 8i56eepnacsipl4a

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