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VOL XX VII NO 149 PADUCAH KY FRIDAY EVENING JUNE 24 1910rrEN CENTS PER WEEK3

POLITICS LEAD TO

t BRIBERY CHARGES

ft IN OLD KENTUCKY

1Frankfort Banker Says He

Gave Canlrill 15000 to

Vote lor Capital Silo

Is Promptly Sued lor 50000Y

by Latterr

S

CAYTIIIiMi IOllMHIUjV KliNVTOII

1

Frankfort Juno 4apcaII-n a derv then in Darnell damageMill ipampt Osntrlll John C Soul

iI 11nt of the Karmur bank of

riuiKfort toMlfird lie flavo Oanlrlll

i n l i< kfO ft money containingI1tln whoa Cantrlfl was senator

and Omiirlll I nftnrwnnU voted furI ii1IUIl rpdtul UuwW which ho

1lrl IIXWH ctipowd bofoTW Toihty

fault ill llkil Kilt fur 150000i v i lit NoelI orf account of the depub It loll

SuU Iiliil In tfrrult CourtI t Iruir fcindofur filed dill for dl

v rum M1 A Snmlfifur nDoftlBie alIILII11tt S4I1 btogM toot thejr

J t 4wriI nurrid Kvlmraiy S lOOJ and

41h41 Ih ahandoNotl ker In September

Vi wtoti UNI WM III of lyHiuM 1

fvit tie ake that lice nmWnl

rater Janle Itoxlur be roMorudr

IVnrMluIllooin1 delinquent pour troo hat been

dlr1 Dr O H Purcell of

f 31 North IPtflh struct U Mtonlihedto MC bra thrceyoarold psar truejiifl in full liloum sovornl woeks bo

hind time Tho tree Hi beautifult

and In full bloom Is u curiolty tottiiit neighborhood

Iul IlHi TODII1eSIIIIallXTt OX smtMllli ItlCIIAIlHSOV

One of tile largest shipment oftohKio evr mado out of Padiirnhwm made hut night on Ida atoonmrJ1 U Itlrhardiou by Un American

r4 i< niirr rampany Thb ililiiuiwiil wo

1rat to Nnshrllto end eomprbiod MO

hnKMuada or IIO Q pound TheI 1 IIIIT was load ml to the Rimnli

And ITI lunlljr the entire cargo coni111 < r the inboeroI All of the to-

t1 u wan purrbM dal the IHidiienhl inhiniio HIM bfli buun In stornKOIb i

vii >iir sons ONt

ritlhrr Ciiiiu Iii IlOMuo of Y 11 lilt

Mini rlinrKtil1 Wltli llnlklitK hillsJJni ulk Ilad Jyno IInlftk

1oHI oral 21 year eon of a-

walbr btXBl IFWn lit OvrWIMinlljInlt who wasWMMUd Yore ester

i mi tie rhatg of raMiHC U Mite

i 1itl to tPI Mid trying to PAW tbrm

s e iiMtr o4 lastl night at PortttII unh dud to MiM Hairdo Wellman of mbar tarn iii nMirm badIJf i tix4 ten 101 rt Dlght nth alI i

4 hr iirit his rather camp life and-

wnl fii til iiond in over that thew iI i1IIR WCmll IIOI te JHIfillOIIIHl-

tt The umrrlaitf wa nttoHdVtl hy allF rar t UK tuui iKipulRtlon of Kurt

Ki iih Ito will haw hie pr Miii

IIne iiiil htro tomorrow before1-

11Eliiii l sijiw CommlHtoniir J W

iiiunn

6000 AWARD

FOIL MRS iixmniA TVXIIK ix1 i RUT IN COURT lullIlsr

t ludKinont for 0000 waa rundurvd-thi thorn hug In circuit court In litcult 4i r Mrs iuorRlu Tyiior of Nnnhuses jignlnut the Mnnliolm Son nutAiiiino ItiHiirnncu oonipanlua for

0UO Tho cult was llloil for In-

Knrniit duo on tho stiniiuor Onicoj-

f InliliTH which wile burned nt tinloml wharf 8tptoinhur Thui threet

l pl ire woro coutustod by the coinpililps bcciumo of ulluRtid fnlluro tc-

ijirondo till proper numbur of watuhIstrmniAI

v Ides Attornoya John K Ilondrlcl

IInit lIal8 Corbett roproHunted Mruyncr whlto Attorney J U Moc

nut toad Attorney Btovens of Ginijiuati ruprcbuiitud thu Inauranct

I rOinpanlca An appeal was asked bJlie Insurance compnnlcB

ISIS ix TIII corroxI-KAK CASKS itiMiiii

Viihlncton Juno 24Tho oott <

oak rates wdro cndwl today I ridrna of guilty cntorca liy Mo

llaasj of New York and KredwlrIr< < klinin of Cfliclnnatt Maun wa

ivjI J JCOOo Pcckham Oohui

Ju1 Uco Gould s dirtrict of the trimilaal court

Wickersham Pleads For Federal

Control of Railroad Issues in a

Chicago Address This Morning

SaysRccklcss Issue ol Stocks

is as Demorializing as Any

Lottery and State Control

Essential

ClilniRo Juno 3tOeclarfng thenwklow IOMIC of railroad iloolm andbond la liB iloinonilblng to jiubXrDI lOtlerla Attomoy Uenonil t1rkonliam Hindu an arKiiinunt In favorof Uiu fix oral regulation und controlof all railroad Late in tin nddrotubuforo tlio SUto liar nworkillon heretoday Ilu contonilod that federalcontrol wee an dMontlal part of theKovwnmontii npurvMon of hitorstein coinmcrco and argued thattatfiajatlon to obtain mich oontrotwui within tho power of concnvjIn an Interview aflurwurd 1rkerihain tnW tho lnvo tlanthm anti prtwocullon of the Uiof trust wouMgo nhoad that now bhlMinontawould be drown prolmhky IndMduaMy agalnit the wion Ho darlarod tbo rallKvid law WH a goodlaw

U7 Mvxlruti fllttIHMt KilledMexko sty JIID 2 I Thirty

lorun wore killod and to Injuredon a troop Unlit wroeknt1 on theNaUdtial mHay In the elalo ofCoHnia today Four carl jumpedthe track on a curve TM tnx > imwore being ImniiHirted to iKirdurltown unit IKlnien were aboardwkh tkelr wives and fninlllo SevenIre reported dead

1IAlirCAII MASONS AHUCKIICIIUATINOi ST JOHNS DAY

Paducahl MfttoM am celebUl1-gUIi first Mimial ntleerrtaee of Stteem day thta AMcrnoon at UaUoewperk under UM cool shadel toDVSZa Uaml M fnrnMilot emote andthere wlH IHI duncins In the pavMttniHrifM Sovwtnl hundred ludRvmenere ON head and the rocu IIxlll forifeta nionflDR were potlponod UnlitibM lUooll A haN Mine beyl

twten a lUefcd teen wIM lire 111011-

1IlICGmhlll-

II tMekot boat broughtvMtlBK tetftfrnwi althoMRh not MUtrfce a crowd to not on homl all wanrxtiortcd Many vriur are to IIw

ftwanlnl tale nflvraoon for the win

leri of the foot race St Join a

dy lla to Ibe a regular meat o cti

rear hfttIlftt1

REAL ESTATE DEAL

IN WEST END OFF

is ONI OF Till HKPOIITR SIAD-ITtl11AY

No deal for root oatate loentod Intho want and line boom ooiiiiininialodyet according to tho bolt advice ob

tnlnnble Moaara It J Zilch my ofllnllluiore and W U llnyniond ofIynchlinrR Va worn In Iaducnhhula weak and worn naKotlatlnR with

Mr S U Caldwell for tho purrhnioof n tract of land near the JrogoryHolehU land It Is said that thotwo mull who came to Paducuhabout two yoara ago are conilderIIIR HpeeulnllunI In Iudncah realfItllto beoniiKO of tho onlrancu oftho now rnltroadt nnd that theiriiUKOtlntlons worn In no WilY coniRcted with tho railroad Snow ofIhn aurvoyH of the Ilurllncton eiiRlnoore nro noar time property whichIt IB Raid they nro conilderhiR nalocated ndvantaRuuiiaty for rwldciicoproperty

Very much alive Jesso A Furlreturned to Paducah today from thewhat whore ho has been for suvornmonths IKurly In May n loiter wasreceived by Tho IKvenlng HUll fronWichita Has In which It woe elutedthat Fort was found murdered mo-

drobbedI hut tit tho tlmo little faith I

was placed In the letter by Fortifriends Their imauiiiptlon watt trueas ho returned to Paducah todayUntil several months ago Jesso For

THETime predictions and tcmpcra

turn for tho past twentyfourIKIIICM will bo found at tlio topof the seventh column on wagefew

4

iiV +hi >

YINCENNES TEAM

OUT FOR BLOOD

STUNG 11 V TllltBH IJKFEATS ATHANDS OK CMHKHVIMK

UrhilllnK under their three dofOIl III on tholr homo lot by Clarksvlllw trio 1Tncxrnnes liatcball playerarrived in Iaditouh this mornlug tto

oHu n tsorliis of tainog with tho lo ¬

cal club fn the Borlim lioglnnlnK>

Juno IB tho Alices iccured on ovenIrroak but the Indiana will try hardto lake all this time and mount towond place In the percentage column Uy taking three games Uhf

Indiana will bo tied wttti Vlnwjwnonfor urond position

Chlff Angormolrer decided to rIsklliwtiiK Harrlo with Orortou Itohlndthe hat for todays game ManagerNivirn announced that Johmxm andFish wt > ud bo Ui9 battery for thevlfitori

Drown tho Knoxville flrtrt baseman returned this mornlug fromLoutarilto and loft this afternoonfor HopWn 1Hc to join Jill team-

mates Ilrowni injured finger hasabout recovered and ho wrK Ira Inthe game by tomorrow

Ilauibrought Uie hoppers rightHolder wee rulvasod yesterday anti Itto sold nmy be tdgned by Vlnconno

Umpire Connie Smith has realgm odl

tad Saar Goodman a local ballplayer 1be1Ittived IIda apiK> lntm nl atdictator Goodman will olllclatu Inbli lint PUIlO tilt afternoon

ANOTIIIilt TIUU TOIDKVflTY OF NIIIKDHUCD JOYfOhlofI Slngery today rvcdvud a lot ¬

ter from K Co Doan H20 Wpet Jeffonmn street IxiuVaviHo elating thatfrom deecrlptlong ho had huard olI fin bay murdered on the Pool roadled blm to boKovo It may hovo lbonion Ibrother ahdhe aekctllfor a life t-

Ire and moro dotalte

IIOIISK IOYIIKS dUTTOI SKI siiiiius GO

Many hononion were out at therace track title morning to fOe theworkotiu of Dr MI and Kvolfbotwho wtH oltio the rtralry ono weekroan today Ikith honee aro ItHcmld form and went around the

track at n lively clip Thu trook V

not In good condition now and before the race eiiould receive con ClIprabkt attention to Inwiro tlio horeethaving an opportunity to dttpla >

their Mieed Tlio beet time madethb morning wan 2MUi Thu racenrxt IFriday U Ila calculated 1rdraw many peoplo to Iaducah as thefair avtoclaUon IIs ndvorttelng It exeLvety

1MI ltaints JIAKKS iFuiirniuitiirivI IN DIYOHCI SUIT

In the dlwro wilt of afro Woodmil Colo iUndo vi Nathan V11 omit

kilo the ilfltondntil filed a toJolhcr to thu plalnUffs ropy thfcmornliiK In circuit court In the roJolnilrr Mr Uadoe denies the alleycations lu the reply that ho was notoctal o at hit home and that he

provided vanitsly for his familyMr 1Kadcf ructto that bolero theltmrrnv he Rate his wlfo n chuckfor f PIO In idur that Hlio inlghlpurchase wadding clothes and aridea lie nlhsfiw that tho was a4rl1 elnployel leIi a Rtlary and eran

aflTr iimrrstKe that ho uMlstodniiHHcaM her mother In liirmlngmaul He iiwkos a githoral denial

of all limo allcBOtloim In the replyind that mimi of thu aHogatlons Inhill anrwor etc for grandstand play

Jesse Fort Turns UpVery Much Alive

WEATHER

was mniiiiger of time Credit Tailorsbranch 307 Kentucky nvonuo ambecause of alleged financial dlllleultics he loft Paducah suddenly NothIng IIIIB been heard from Fort sincethe letter until ho slowed up itPaducah today-

IsNILNDI VIII CIIINtlsA-

1MJXISTILtT1ON IX marManchester England Juno 24

Uxrluslvo cables to tho United Ircstwo weeks ago to tho effect thnUnglund was considering n ehaugIn the adinlnUtratlon In Egypt IIi

confirmed by tho Manchester Guardian todny It says thoroa good auhomily for the statement that SIIKldou lorst will bo recalled and SIArthur Harding will succeed blm

LA Jb r

ONEILL BROWN CASE

GOES TO THE JURY

THIS AFTERNOON

Prosecutor Wayman Says I

Whites Blackness Does Not

Make Brown While

The Closing Arguments Have

All Been Made4

JUDGK JXSTHUCTS rim JURY

Chicago Juno 24Statue Atlorsoy Wayman made the closing argu 1

ments in tho trial of Leo ONeillono today Judgo McSurely IB to

give the case over to tho Jury with I

Instruction this nftornoon Way i

man mado no attempt to retaliate on IIs

the defences altaeka ou Ilotirot ntaUfO White declaring Whites black ¬

nose didnt mako Urowira white i

Dlt O H KIDDAXDDH CRAVES I

HOST tiKKK lllslfTiL I1OAIJI

With tho announcement of pros 1

pcctlvo candidates for city health l

olllcor to succeed Dr 11 1 Sightstho Incumbent whoso resignationbecomes eJTccllvo July 1 there have I

been two denials Roth Dr 0 IL I

Kldd nnd Dr W T Graves said today they wcro not candidates andhad no Intention of seeking thoIIIlicevIn tho announcement yesterday

namofbtUrl11dUrboard of health and docs not dcjiy I

that ho Is a candidate Dr S ZRolland will bo n candidate for theolHco also Much Interest line bctu <

aroused In tho appointment J

aJIHUS SUi TO HKOOYHU-

MUXIiV FltOJI GUAKDIANTwo suits wore filed In circuit JJ-

Ourl today over the alleged faUUEIIof J W Wllllauiw guardian of Cum

ones and Itosu llutnam to KojlVu andrecount for fund received hy him10 guardian of tho two girl Coraones through her admhttetrator F

0 Rudolph and Attorneys Oliver j

liver WlckUffe lied suit agutiirtv iranw for 1400B said Host3utram through her guardian W Fvim and AUornoya Irico Cooper

1lod wits for 337S Time two girlswcro Injured in an accident nt theaclory of time Paducah Box and tins-

elk l factory over u year ago by theoUapeo of a run and tho monoy wasiweivod from the company WJIiam watt appointed guardian andiftcrwards tho petition alleges reaiovrd and ho hat failed to wlUc I

promptly Tie iitroty of VtHteniB1 K McKeti C MI PiarkhlH J FEarth and K J SUI aro named asdnfondanU

1

OLIPHANT FILES

HIS ANSWER

This morning In circuit court thesoparuto answer of John T Ollphnntwae lied in tho suit of CouncHmanW LI IJowor osnlntt the VlnconneeI ridge company for alleged damageat n result of time publication of anaflldavU publdied In a Paducahnowtuwpor during tho last countycampaign Mr Ollplmnt denies thatho caused tlu affldwvit to be imbHihed Ho denies that he rgncd thoaffldavlt for tho effect of any InIJiutloe and revs that he done notohargo of fame swoarlggend deniesthat he used tho words that Sirtower iwys he did Tho affidavitwtia written ho sows not beenueo ofany hatred und that he bertevws thepublication of the airiilavU hue notinjured the social standing of Mrlower In lilt answer Mr Ollphont

rocitM thnt lit eeourod tho contract-or the ororllon of tho concrete

bridges In McCracken county and onouo of the buplnwie trips to Paduciihearned of the publication of on

affidavit by Councilman llowor Forhis protection ho eoyti that ho signedtho affidavit which la totted In hisanswer to thu su-

itChicagoI

MarketJuly lUsh Low CloseI

Wheat 98 J61s 38

Corn GO Iit G8N C9

Oats 40 396 3-

9Irov235I

2315 2335tlurd 12C2 1210 1240

Ribs 1300 12S5 12875

IIIklIs IlUilto Itona Mutch

r on property on Tennessee street be-

tweenr Seventh and Eighth streetsfor 760

>

Charltons Friends Advance The

Plea of Insanity and May Fight

Against His Extradition at Trial

lie Will Not be Permitted to l

Plead Guilty and ills Attor ¬

neys Hope For a Man ¬

slaughter Verdict

Hobokeii N J Juno 21Teopreliminary examination of PorterCharlton the confessed wife murderor was adjourned this mdrnln byUccorder McG vern nt the request ofCharltons attorneys and the cawsot for Tuesday Charlton was attransferred to Jersey City

Although the attouioya retainedby qhorltonj father refuse to talkof the case It la understood thatalcnltts will be engaged to examlime Into CharHons sanity Ills statemeat to trio poMco after like arrow

to be taken as Indicating a lackof mental balance

Ho win nut DO iiennltted to pleadguilty us he told ho would when hewas arraigned Atftimeyg familiarwith Italian laws sal the evidenceagalurt Charlton Is elreumnelanttalother than his confession and hohardly will bo convicted of a higherdoirrco than manslaughter and thepenalty wHl not exceed six genreThis will bo close to a doatli senlincc thought as Italian prisons areindoor confinement Charlton Is aconsumptive Judge Charlton hisfather declared today Ida son Is In¬

sane The body of Mrs Charltonbe brought to the United States

and burled In San FranciscoaiurnUls Da Montlplla time Italian

charge daffaires of limo Watliingtonembassy hero to roprccwnt tho Italiangovernment raid bo believed thoevidence pointed to a premeditatedmurder Ho said ho was preparedto Institute stops for tho return ofCharllon to Italy without delayCharltons fatbnr refused to discuss

rumor Ho will fight extraditionand intimated It would be a legal1 11astruggle from the start CharltonJs watched closely to provxnt an attentpt at eutcldo L

4J4r r4 LY ti jITALY AVIIIj iJXTKAIUTK-

CUAUIjTON FOR TitJLComol Italy Juno 21Italian

authorities took tho preliminary>

rtepe for time oxtradlUo of Charltontoday The kings procurator swore a

to an affidavit formally charging a

Charlton with murder It will bo

signed by Uio judge and sent to thoforeign offlco through which on ox

tradition will be mado on the U S

otnto department It Is tho boMef i

of time pollco In Italy Charlton will

Set off with a light sentence If heIIplead guHty

SAMUKIj IIIXTOX IX A at1KKOAIHOUS COXDITIOX L

asMr Saniuol Hinton 220 North

3lxMi street is in a precarious con ¬

dition with pneumonia oday and is

sot expected to tmrvlvo tho day Ho

a 86 year old and owing to hits ad-

vanced

¬

age hltt recovery Is doubtfulIlls condition heoamo alarming yes¬

terday and lust night ho was barely

aUve Ho k a well known citizen of

Paducah and one of the early act

tiers

J IIl Sli ie Seriously Iliirncilj It Shorn a cur repairer at tho

lUlnols Control shops was seriously

burned about the hahdi and facethis morning by time Hnltlon of somecrude oil llc was nifhed to therailroad ho ptal where his Injurieswero drtswd and is resting fairlywell this afternoo-

nSKYLARK PARTIES

ARE THE THING

DKlTTSCIIIiAXIt vas FtMj PASSKXGKU LOADS OX TWOII

TltllS I

I

Dussoldorf Carnally Juno 24

Time first aerial trip for commercial

pUfllosel tnlnv wtlntlIlelan herutho Deutschlnnd dirigible sailed

for n threohoiir trip with 20 pas ¬

sengers Tickets were purchased

two weeks ago for 50 each so

great was tho rush to get to rideTho first hundred miles was com¬

pleted without mishap und averag-

ing a speed of 30 tulles dl1l1lllto Itt

encountered bad weather The ace¬

faond trip will stInt this afternoon I

This willIwith 20 now passengersbo 100 miles Time third trip wljlI

bo to FrlcdcrlchshafcnIf tho thrco trips of Doiitscb

lund nro completed today they3000 All1mean n revenue of

places were booked Dusscldorf will1

bo used na the starting point andterminus of all tho Deutschlandsshort trips of 100 miles or len-

t it

< 4 urcr

JEFFRIES IS INIPERFECT CONDITION

MIKK MUHPIIV SUIIPIUSKD ATI1110 MANS APPEARANCE

lleno Juno 2iJlikoI Murphythe veteran traner watched Jcftriieework today and saya ho Is surprliwd

tho condition of tho big man Hedeclares the boilermaker perfectJeffries refused to discuss on theSullivan Incident Corbett and SuIIIlvan nearly came to blows Corbettaccused Sullivan of declaring In DosIton tho light would be a fako 8ulII

livan denied it but Corbott refused J

to allow Sullivan to remain In thoII

campI

Johnson In Items howlleno Juno 24 Johnson arrived

bore tills morning and went Intocamp Ho will resume training to-day John L Sullivan la the mostdisgusted man at Iteno today DCsplto his ijpularity the most com-

ment¬

Is Ho got what was coming tohim CorlHJtt expressed sympathy j

for Sullivan toying bo la sorry beII

had to refuse to allow Sullivan InII

Jeffries cam-

pSULLIN

I I

Mir COM IIKCK1TIOX

When Ho AttemptedI to InterviewJclTrlca Yesterday

Reno Nov June 24Despite i

Tex Ktdcarda advice Jolts L Sulllvan tried to Interview Jeffries IIIIwas denied admission to Jeffs quar-tets and woe told by Jim Corbcttthat Jolt would not shako hands withhim

SulHvan demanded an explanationCorbctt answorod that It was be-

cause of tho many roasts Sullivanhad given tho big fight In the newspaimrs and from tho stago

Cutbutt t11a14LricgntrtdGratSnattributed to Sullivan to the af¬

fect that If Jeff won tho fight itwould bo a take Sullivan hotly de¬

nted making such a statementYoul ndmJt said Corbctt that

man w knocks his own game Is

bb stiff-

Sullivan returned to Reno

Ifcilradn Forces Successful I

Ulucflolds Juno tGeneralarena commanding tho forces ofjProvisional President Kstrada Ismeeting with success In his cam ¬

on Managua having occupiedAcoypa according to dispatcheshere Madrlz hid a garrison of 400

Acoypa but they dispersed aftersharp fight Acoypa will be used I

a supply baseI

SURVEYORS ARE

BUSY IN WEST END

GO OVER StmVKVS NOTED FKWlhDAYS AGO OlXI

Burlington railroad civil engineersnro still purveying In tho west endand several lines have been run fromthe north to the southern limits

That tho road will finally adopttho ijoutJu just behind League parkas the link from the Metropolisbrldgo to Union station Is tho opin ¬

len of real eState mon who haveboon noting the progrestf of the en¬

gineers Thlo opinion Is based ontho fact that two survoya have boonmado over this route and furthernote that this route 111ft a directlino between Union station and thoapproach to tho Motropolta bridgeThis limo priced just back of time leaf I

park and east of tho Wallace parklakb It cuts through three grocerleg of ParUh Lunn and IIa > nes

DUmukoa south of the Broadway

road and north of Ure ball park Itpasiod In front of Col D A Yelsorshomo and In front of tho now home-

r Mir 141Iam Bornomann thenceout Friedman avouuo and on towardtlio Ohloriver

One survey has boon mado betwoon the homes of John Holler andMr Wolff and directly through Klrchoffs garden west of tho fairgrounds Among real estate men thisrouto appears the easiest althoughthis has not been gone over but onco

Ilul it Scntli IndlnnsIn an exciting doubleheader

played this morning the BabyUaglcs defeated time Llttlo Indiansthe tlrstgamo being 14 to 3 and thosecond 10 to 8 The batteries wereFor the Eagles McCann and Hermnn For the Indians Sandy andI

frlcp 4s ltlA

1

STRINGER PLEASES

A BIG CROWD AT

THE CHAUTAUQDAV

Delivers a Brilliant AddressWhich is Greatly Appre-

ciated

¬

by Audience

Another Interesting ProgramPromised For Tonightisoar TOMOHUOW KKATURES

Those who hoard the splendidCastlo Square Eirtertalners and themagnificent speech of lion LawrenceB Stringer at tho Chautauqua lastnight worn doubly repaid for theirmoney and time The entertainerspresented a full and complete program Intermingling the classical aaaJectlons with presonit day balladand It was with the greatest dim ¬

culty that they were able to leavethe platform on account of tho ap ¬

plause At 745 Mr WltHam Hum ¬

mel chairman of the Chautauquaassociation Introduced the speakerof tho evening lion Lawrence BStringer who camo upon tho plat ¬

form amid a round of applausefrom tho peoplo who had gathered tohear tho noted orator aqd duringmitt entire lecture althougha stormseemed to bo approaching not a

IllsIlectureeloIwittyIand humorous thoughts with match ¬

less and masterful principals and Itwas pronounced by many aa tho mootfinished production of oratory everheard In Paducah

This afternoon at 330 the CastleSquare Entertainers will give a shortnumber which will be followed bythe celebrated Prof Ash Dayls MrDavis has been on limo Chautauquaplatform continuously for 13 yearsand his tamo has of read aU over tieconutq I Jno>y a crtoBb4a fnoartt biitan attractive and en ¬

tertaining lecturer Some of hula

host novelties are tho landscaPeschalk talk rag pictures musicalburlesques and transforming scenesand time rapidity with which ho drawsenables him to present from 20 to 30pictures In an evening

Tonight promptly at 745 theCattle Square Entertainers will ron ¬

der their choicest eolectlons andwill entertain the audience duringthe entire evening The nature oftholr elections will bo diversifiedmoth In their Instrumental and vocaland the management without rcsltalion or reservation pronounce thiscompany as tho best which has thusfar appeared Their whole perform ¬

moo lu such as to causo continuouslaughter

Tomorrow afternoon at 330 theUsher ShIpp Concert company Iswheduled to appear The companyItJ composed of MlsctM Fisher ShlppEtta Heacock and Alice Carney andMr Lloyd Loar Tho versatility ofiris company enable them to give-n unusual varied program Their

vocal selections are highly recom ¬

mended while Mr Lohr 10 an arrconipliihed musician on nearly everykind of rtrlnged Instrument

Tomorrow night at 8 oclock theFisher Shlpp concert will open theevening program with a few wlecIons followed by a lecture of AirUobert Parker Mlles entitled Tal¬

low Dips Dy virtue of the greattraumatic power ho Is ablo to reproduco Tallow Dips Instil tho greatfundamental truths give the lessonof their lives to the world Ho haUthe art of pointing out the goodtraits In mankind and takes the worstof mon and selecting tho good inthem presents It as a gem to hishoarers t

IpltOFKSSOIl DINKS OX SKUNKS

IIFrank K Woodof llllnolM UnlvcrcitySaws Thug Are RO < M to

Eat und Are UnjustlyPersecuted

Champaign III Juno 24 Theouch maligned skunk has a defenderIre the perron of Prof Frank E Woodof the Illinois state laboratory ofrational history who declares theanimal Is good to oat as welt as boIng otherwise useful

That the flesh of the much dread ¬

ed beast Is white tender and of adoHoiouB flavor If the scent glandsaro removed la the tuwrtlon of thesavant

Prof Wood gives no recipe for thecapture of tho animal and does notU H just how ono Is to bo enabled toenjoy the meat

I tI No animal Is moro unjustly verseoutfd titan the skunk asserts ProfWood It Is tho best friend thefarmor has destroying enormousquantities of grubs beetles grass ¬

hoppers mire and melee y

L