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AUGUST 8 trl Pdr zia>i1f THE PADUCAH EVENINGSUNr 4
Laugh and Beat It By Schwartz and Weston
WORRY OF THE JINCKESESMrs lluckes 1 bate to go on a rail
road train So many people die thatway1IncktSTbtts the reason why 1hnto to go to bed Think of tho peoplo who die that way
WILLING TO TRY ITHenry at the concert Beautiful
song It carries me awayTired HelenOh lets call for an en ¬
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RIVER NEWSS
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Pitt burth 58 01 fallCn imiali C7 09 fallLoul villu 7Jl 04 fallFun vile 77 11 faU>U lrrnon 82 13 fallMt Carmcl 32 08 failXtiJtuille 9311 foI< hsttanot ga 02 OQ runFlorence 39 00 fallJ hms mvJll-o0i
Gi 09 fallro 1CQ lO fall
i St I>ouls 49 06 faAPaducah 97 07 fat
faUIOItarth1ot
Tho Ohio will continue falling atPaducah
ItTodItJJiItcOhio from Goloondn I
Cowling from MoiropoMe andtDrookportsClyde from Waterloo AlaJohn L Lawry from Etn6vlJleaDob Dudley from alhvUcnG W Robertson from Uroojjport
ItOwens landing and Living ton
IIIUucDick Fowler from Cairo
Tixlnys IH imrtiircMBob Dudley for Pates landing
MoJB Richardson for NathvlHo
ClyJ for Joppa 111
John t Lowry Tor EvansvllleCondor for JoppaOhio for GolcondaDck Fowler for Cairo0 W Robertson for Brookprt
Llvlurtatpnrelat i
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Cowling for Metropolis andvBrookport 11
Chlsra for Memphis ff
aver and WeatherGauge at 7 a m marked 97 feet
lndr t ng a fall of seventenths ofa foot tncoI Sunday or 13 feet sllito I
lSaturday Wlioather partly cloudynnd tusineee 1oodII
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a The Hob Dudley In command ofCapt Frank VMto arrived fromNashville pt G30 oclock this mornIing and left later for Paces landing
ton tits Mississippi to load corn forNaitovlllo
Arriving at 7 oclock Sunday ovenInu from Nashville the J D Rich
i nrclton received freight today andleft at noon for a return trip toJCfthvtllo She Is ttlll running onher regular rhodulo and ells returnThursday1 and leave at noon that day
for Natv111eTho Blue Spot Is duo In today
from the Tennes c with a tow oftea
Tho govornmont towboat Clilsrapawed hem after midnight Sundaywith a tow of stone for Memphis i
The Condor came up from Jopiawith four bargee of ties
Tho 0 W Robertson took alarge crowd of the Olive camp No-
W2 O W to the Ollbortsvlllobridge yesterday morning returningat G u > Iofk Sunday evening She Is
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SHE USED ALLBobby Say pop how many words
In tho English languageTop ontuo slyAsk your mother
READY WITH THE GOODSWhat are the two great problems
of this world osk Ml rtI nmn on the
platformGruband lode ned a by-
stander¬
making her regular ferry tripstoday
The Dick Fowler carried an ex
cur lon to Joppa 111 yesterdaafternoon She left this morning at
oclock for Cairo and s duo backtonight early
The Robert Rhea Is duefrom Nashville and loaves tomorrowI I
for a return tripThe John L Lowery arrived Ihls
moriWng from Evansvlllo and leftthis afternoon for a return trip Ij
The John S JlopWns will be nItEvansvllle packet tomorroI I
The Clyde IsWaterlooI Ala and makee a returntrip Wednesday evening at C oclock
The Ohio and Cowling arrived on1Ume today from their ports and ara
lenJOlng
a good run of businessmotor boats were out on Iho
although the threatskies yesterday afternoon
turned many away from the riverThe now lock and dam No 18 I1In
Ohio river three miles abovoI
Parkersburg W Va is now In sucoperation Tho packet Va
Icy Belle was the first boat to paRs
through the new structure Thowas locked through in sevc
a half minutes establishing arecord for rapid lock work The
lock and dam cost 11000000 andhas taken seven years to complet
the work The machinery and buildcost 500000 A good stage of
Is maintained at MariettaIs eight mils above tho dam
CapL J W Noble first mate of
the Robert Rhea resigned Saturda i
and left Sunday for Louisville to go
first mate on the City of Louisville I
Capt J T McAnally of Caruthersvlllo Mo who was a visitor at thoGreene line ofllco Friday reportthat a big company Is hacking him
and that ho has purchased thoiteamcr Koystono State which was
told at Point Pleasant W Va drylocks last Saturday at United Statenarahals sale Ho will take poswe
ilon of the steamer In a few days
vlll load her with salt at Pomoro r
ind bring her to Cincinnati for mor
relght Then she will bo taken ti-
3t Louis Mo and will enter th o
Jaruthorsvlllo and St Louis trade liII
oinmand of Captain McAnallyCincinnati Enquirer
More coal has been shipped out aIflPittsburgh this summer than anprevious Bummqr Tho good stag 0
of water Is responsible for tho groaIt
amount of black diamonds comingsown tho river
Capt A J Slaven master of th 0
towboat Antoinette has returnedfrom a visitI In Columbus Kan
Flftytlx per cent of tho studentat Dartmouth college wear glanceTho United States fishing Indurtr-imployed 229119 persons at lat re-
port
FREE DANC-ETonight
Wallace ParkFull Orchestra
MRS STEINHADER
DIES SUDDENLY
STKICKKX WITH IIl itT IHSIumWHIM SHI suiis
Native of firavra County Rut ICur
Mnny Yens Itrsldvut ofThis City
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Stricken with a sudden attack o
heart failure at 420 oclock 8unda1morning while asleepl Mrs CatherlL Stoinhaucr 50 years old wife of
Christian Stwlnhauor died JuqL atmedical aid arrived at tho rt5ldcncel422 South Fifth street
Ma Stelnhauor was awakened ib
the heavy breathing of his wife andraw she was unconscious Jonlllng
to arouse her ho summoned Dr O
X Murphy who arrived Just as ahoj drew her last breath
She wean In apparently perfecthealth and had accompanied her hus-
band downtown Saturday night Sheacted as usual before retiring For
recks ago Mrs Stelnhauor suffered amothering spell and thlll IB believeto have been the beginning of hor-
hearti trouble She was born iIII-
Iraves county May 20 I860 and had
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Ivcd In Paducah many years Shewas married In Paducah to Mr StclnIewer In 1SS4 Deforo her marring
IIho was Miss Catherine Lolener Sho
was a faithful member of the Get
tan Lutheran church on Southourth street and was Jovial aDd
eloved by a large list of friendhoreII
her husband andISurviving her arethroe daughters and five soar asallows Misses Lucy Katherine RndII
larsaret Stelnhaucr andFred Henry Earl nndI
IGorge Stelnhauer all of this cityStelnhauer had Just TC
irned homo from a visit In St LouIs
IShe leaves two brothers who are Mi
Lelcner of Paducah and Mr
IGeorO of HopklnsvMofuneral will take place tomor-
row afternoon at 2 oclock at thibOUEC and at 1215 at the Ormatutheran church tho Rev WHiten
rothor officiating The pallbearerswl1bo Messrs Henry KamlclterFred Hummol Fred KrouizotHenry Mamm n Jr Louis Kolb
srln diaries Smith
Mrs James Kennedy
Mrs James Kennedy 44 yearold died Saturday afternoon at her
owe In Metropolis III after sovIeral weeks illness Besides herusband James Kennedy a tannershe lg survived by ten childrenlIer father Charles Wescman andbrother Henry Weseman reside
InIIetropolU liar sisters areHenry Amllngmeyer Mrs John
eavercamp and Mrs John HIgginsof Metropolis Mrs Mary Hessianof Memphis and Mrs John HosslanIrs Henry Shelton and Miss Anna
cscman of Metropolis
11lIl1oml of llnl WaltersTho funeral of Hal W Walters
whose body arrived here from Dinmond Springs Ky Saturday afternoon was held at 3 oclock Sunday
tornoon at the residence 1591fforson street tho Rev Grant T
Sullivan pastor of the Broadwayethodlst church officiating The
funeral was in charge of tho Iaducah commandery Knights TemplarsDurlal was In Oak Grovo cemetery
Following wore tho pallbearersMlJ6frs John W Keller A R
oyers Harry McElweo Thomas CLeech Charles Adams Sam P
URhos Jamos M1 Lang and Capt
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arriionWattaClark
InfantTho oneyearold son of Mr and-
re Finis Clark of Tutor died atIi oclock Saturday afternoon of sum-
IlIIor complaint Tho body was takento Almo Sunday morning wherethe funeral and burial were hold
IMINfi TO IMDUCAIITUI 91tY AUGUST 1111
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The Cooley < Thorn big lloaUngtheallr Wonderland will exhibit atIthie river landing Tuesday evening
iitfnt 3th presenting the seasonsfretsuccess a thrilling melodramaitiilcd Tho Heart of Kentucky
b y an a1 star cast It is a play of-
life among the moonshiners In thelotintaina of Kentucky and Is ono of-
Ihe greatest heart Interest plays ol
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II love you dear but I am greenand rattled and I dont know how10 propose
Thats all right honey jourtirough with me All yduvo got te-
do now u to ask papaClovolandLeader
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VIM fill OX KMIIIIITION AT TUB c
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Among the f nluro of the tall fair
Mil be a model da fIr JtohWllhwTlx114I be provkled by Mr found AI
lower for tho pugsoly of glviri
ibmonitraUons Mr Fowlor ball
tpplled to thu Paduoah Fair aswolfl
Lion for a space ux20 feet and allargo tent will bo patched Inside
will bo converted into a dairy show
lug all details In handling milk and
remonstrating tho cream eoparator
jhls attraction will prove 4ht rostU
be ono ofIpg to everyone land Is tomany feature oritortalnmonttf
IlhoMr Henry Bayqr awoll known
butcher will exhibit 100 young kldH
Ilnd lambs In a space enclosed with
wire fencing Thll wUkJjxr a novel
tups Sodom has spyexlslbit
Ihte peon wen hcrdas Jtt Is n hard
matter to pot 100 kUto together atono time Mr Bovor to making are
rangoinentw and wfll not dUappoInt
tho assocIation or tho vlsitorsj 7pi Ul Zula Cobb a well known mil
that aloe willliner has announcedgive away as a premium R line hat
I it has not been decided upon what
tho premium will bQ glvon
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News of Theatres I
At tht star TiPnlrrThe nw show which opens at lhs
star ttxwtor this week Is hoadod 1by
the great feature act Nd Ilanttsr kCo lle tbe great1 race writ comedy
Mlltkd WbteJi GeraMliieT It IIt ain-
fJct of xeeptlonal in rlt with oknoe-teaIlnl and nnHwlnjf ttuatkriffr PIe
plot IK laid laI the blue grafei rOon-el Kentiekr The act Is uliiewill cotiumsd and a divided relieffrom the eOIUIAOAlllalt alerotypetvaudevlMe stunt It Is claimed forthact that it ite one of the besttcomedy trto QB the great Hodktricirca It
Birt Howard wiio was the feattinact at the Went lied Heights park ofSt Ixnil last week will he an addedattraction Mr Howard has an actthat U known at The Room UpsldoDown
Morris Abbott Is a character artlet and Is Mid to have a fine Dinginglet
Two reels uf motion iilcturra and a-
bed llhiftraUxl sobf by Frank Long10 cents children 5 cent
Triisio < Sale nllroII will on rueday Auguit ICIh at-
Ute hour of 11 oclock am At 208Irondway In the city of Iaducah-IIK wll to the blghwBl bidder foreUb tho stack of Dry Goods clothlOB shoes etc Furniture and llxlures of 1t S Barnett bankrupt
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Ml S1UIUVI3TTTrustco
lrveryI manI knows how moon hlrIpelgithor ISI but he ic neyo so awry
about hllllatit
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RAILROAD NOTES J
Luke IlurmdrM dill clerk In thenweter rat builders afire has goalto Ilrknilnirg NkhviMc and MeKorlie Tonn where he will spend JIIvaeattoa
Mr Prank Diitan HvUfon lftMikcttpor at M9D ib ww In the sitsy eecjay vlelllHg frttsiil
Mr Ben Bvann llin ko per In thrmiMrlnlondinfji oQc Mt Fultoti wasID the city ypuurday
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rtly today on 1>ualneelbartt JofeMoa a boHermalMr Ik
oT duly owing to UtMeeeJohn RIOitinlePH a tMMAInii
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IoffI ditty a a rftlMk of blood fornnt-his his lift hand In picking nutIrfwe of twl Mr KtriMmiaun ow I ndirty inmrumrnt Mid blood Iw mresulted 1
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Why 1lo Utl callour picturennwirl
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llecniwe reViled live > ounK imIjprwwlonltt few people know wtoildawn look like henna they ar< III
Ile to take my word for l Oikace IItIfOfIJIra ld
MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONII
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On the Beautiful Steamer tFN
G ±W ROBERTSONTuesday Night August 9
AND RETURN
Hlllmans Band Elegant Dance HallrI JciilRound Trip25cij
We resolve the right to reject any person teen fit
J E Rollins Master N 4oIi t 1
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uthltalUsTRADEWATER COAL and be satisfiedj
lDont run any chance on coalBuy GENUINE 11
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WEST KENTUCKY COAL COMPANY1taGQf rattjL
Secondand Ohio
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