The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, February 25, 1897, Page 1

Our Successful Business Men. All ran advertisements the entire year, Their experience teac! them that one time adv« not pay. NUMBER 115 VOLU rtising doe Yael PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25 WIA Official Newspaper ILY SUN. of the City. 1897, TEN CENTS A WEEK recommendations of what he be- Oak Grove cemetery, died today, ‘ lieved necessary to. be done to prop- aged 26 years, and was buried at 3) OURT erly protect American citizens in o'clock in the beautiful burial ground | ‘ for which the faithful brute worked 3 “No instructions have been receiv- ———— 80 long. 0 in a icra Yea ri aference to the Cuban! &! by Gen. Lee from the State De- | /, P é Dollie’? had been in Oak Grove|The Wheelis Peace Wa With Reference to the Cuban) rie cit since. his resignation was/G0e8 Merrily On, the Powers /26 years, and was an old_war mule, Cass Noe Nika rrant Situation. seve n Th P 1 ‘ase Not Tried, ireatening Greece. , 6 RING ‘ Officially Denied. i Washington, Feb, 25.—Notwith a wi you find any others at " cca pwn et i same price better tha: ° standing the repeated statements Pleasant Reflections of Coming} MRS. WHEELIS { ° / er than AMERICANS RUSHING HOME, jr iets tne conta, THE RAGING WATERS. vases, vl — the state department officials are firm in the denial of the reported resigna- Mrs. A. A. Balsley, who has been | 5, ; / e Senate Resolutions Being Pressed |tion of Counsal General — Lee in New York for the’ past ten days |J0l" NeGehee Fined For Striking a ants em For Passage and the impression is given out that) Nine Members of One Family |looking through the millinery mar- His Daughter. bic ny trouble that threatened between Killed By a Tram. ket, will return next week. Cc — the department and the Consul Gen She says she made a selection that G eral has been compromised, and that will please the most exact of French OTHER 6G I ARS THE SITUATION EXTREMELY CRITICAL. | there is no longer danger of a rup- tastes. ASES IN COURT, i Lis new. known. that there | FRATRICIDAL DUEL AT HARLAND. aE The bést 5c Cigar on/Earth. of the cases of Americans arrester ise i Havana, Feb. hero is every | Cuba, but i Aue vehi Ait Londen Wr dh caatd ‘ plete a wee warrant issued against clusive Agents, J pavhaoalar clals reiuse 0 ad- vondon, Feb, 25 dispateh to] Mrs. Mattie Wheelis yesterday at the 7 Indication of a fast approaching crisis | Mit or deny this the Times’ ftom Constantinople]She Asks For a Divorce at] instance of Miss Sullie Farmer, bet- EO. O. HART & SON r in Cuban affairs, and the gravest Dit. HUNTER ieee ating Once. rahe bf HeaBbil enytPiterdlans Aas anxiety is felt over the strained re- oo uncil, held yesterday (Tuesday) ing to the illness of Mrs, Wheelis, ARDWARE AND TOVE oO. lations existing between al {Says He Is inthe S iat Fight |{!@ Tarkish newspapers published | Wants to Get Rid of iter Ungrate- who had doctors with her lastnight, INCORPORATED, st ‘ t to Stay voluminous details of the naval and It is likely that it will not be tried —— Lee and the United States Govern: jo Stay, military propositions, with the object ful Husband. for a day or two. It is believed by 303-307 Broadway. mentover the confinement of the} Washington, Feb, 95.—The Sen-|°f silencing the Mohammedan criti- - many that she is insane, although all 109-117 N. 3d St. ate Steer maint nm y ig go the doctors who testified wh L rican Scott. Americans are|*’e Steering ( nittee has been in- arding ‘government inert- rere estified when she / American Scott NOt A OE ac uosnur ad iran. oe veror William has again Biter E te today ate re is the was tried several weeks ago for lun- | rushing to the city and leaving by) tucky w 5 Manatis clegraphed to the Sultan assurances] cin) Pee, tor t vant: her husband, | gey gave it as their opinion that she Nothin { outgoing ships as fast they ean|™ ison Logisla 1 extra ses. |! : eae ; peer eae The peitioner diinses cibat thay id chet by and actuated to lothing better made than “Old Reliable” Cigars at 10c. \ The Spaniards are wing inso- | the tatatvie aes 5 akiniy ie The Powers have agreed to give ae aA fd that a following burned about abalt wae ies : a » J Y S00 Tits extensive autodon 4 , after a brief interval of mar- 7 to O ¥ BEE’ no longer ‘attempting to hide|Jfadiey, and the Dre elect, {Crete extensive autonomy, They | riage bliss, he deserted her. a wee ee acting on the advice of the Steering} YH! insist that the Turkish troops] She further cla week ffbecause sie was ang r Shelr futred of Americans. The|Committee, requested an extra ees. | 004 adminis ho withkrawn as} tic ot adult ie me been} various trivial thing , Ity of adultery with one Miss ‘Tote worst 18 feared as a result ,of these |#ion and an election i heddate Med ' Greece Will | ton ever since, living in opel Joseph Ba hide man, w . lat In this conne n Dr. Hunter to- | P€ Tequired to the island | rious pepe a iol t ms t or af 1 mY eb Mandi eee Are alwa looki things. Congratalations are’pouring| day decls Stee tha heat [ Witspteawy Wer a if as re | agraut violation of the|presented im Judge Sanders’ court ys looking about for places $6 on General Leo for the firm stand Pee Seaate. | rises the Pirmos will | kadea.? |" nl eivil Jaws. She asks for al this morning on a warrant charging | ners t a di ane an ckaded.’’)jegal severance of the marringe ties} bit with using insultling language T he has taken for the protection of ; . : | : Apache tal uc{and. « restoration to her maiden towards Solomon Rothchild. ‘The H ae Oe cae gy teasoteie Lizzie Lewis. She lives in]evidence showed that the 1 | Atnericans srison hi eye ’ r 1 tati at th oreo! : u in y pat the latter mericans in Mab 3 ; |! in . n 7 ilt of Bradley's eng, eae t ie oe McCracken county but his home isin] bought two hides on market and he hh : ie anton with a view of ¢ and that the acute stage] Memphis claimed that Baer walked ives t EYCITING SCENES im from the ttl 4 is ove at Baer walked up and | g @ most value for erect Mr, Huste Masha me called him rascal Baer said he the money, and they arc atno such offer ha ce me . eee . engagec * Enacted in jthe United States | made or w acoapedl jaf PBLERRINe: SINK WELLS, eis tevar ee ce IThe do Sead ary and when he went after them this E be Senate feet by Mel wills iockads ckifweue Unions morning found they had been sold. t " Whabixaton; Feb, 25-—The most|terview. pe Peiar i ‘They Will Probably. Be Allowed Baer claimed he did not know who ; th hod { ‘em irecce Yields to y robably Be Allowed | bought them, but told the farmer he ‘O see them sl ith shi | Dr. Hunter said J wy joes that are noted f sensational scenes have been enacted | Pressure. ' guessed they had been sold to soi J ‘Lama candidate for the Senate to Remain. i po May some | ? fn the Senate today that have ae LARA WR 7 Cologne, Feb. The Cologne rasdal. The case was left open to Sikes een Gen en | | a Re sets ae, hear what the farmer had to say. be ear longer\__ curred in many a day, Strong] Publicar us and w werfully tie"’ publishes a dispatch {| Roard of Health Adopts a Rul i Becn ees | i dee Maen se tl Jabide by the s twill wk saying that all the Power is Brown and Joe Phoenix were speeches have been e by Ser sig e ¢ ation of dne from | 4 in the event of Greece the State Board, befure the court charged with a Do You Want to Save | Allen, Morgan and Daniel. ‘They in- the struggle, neither should any one | ®t Yielding promptly to moral pres- ae breich of the peace. They were ian ; style, quality’ and wear, and their ak for mine croy vinasicly mel sure that the pro blockade : fines $5 eac one-half vour child's shoe exe sist on immediate action on the res-| ay, OF MUM called taal Soa Ni) eat he? le] phe Board of Health, at itn meet-| "Mee MOP = . pense? We can help you doit. - olution that a war,shiy at once] publicans « t ts estion ¢ ng yesterday afternoon, practically | 1 McGehee, colored, was fined 4 t | : decided that sink wells are to remain} § 1 costs for striking Gillie T: | " ay se chat \ hb wekieaiad ine Seana n ver the retreat of the be- as seat : 1 Nise his daughter. He claimed she TIPS ARE MONEY SAVERS. | esiataly a grave crisis on ae na sed ilies ot Moccalmana. has not been { «Several Weeks ago residents of the|swore at him, and said he didn’t, hit st t } try. There are a thousand rumors of} 4 man swing to the available num.| e** Had ewore out wa t}her pat once. Judge Sanders said it FOR saiz BY are sure of all when ght of \ lteandlag 7 being ineuffictent several other residents for maint | was a good thing that he didn’t for magsacresjof Americans in Cuba ic. a e larue dots GE toe tee ing sink wells, which is contrary to| the blows would have come high, $20 r is also stated that Gen, Lee has de-| should be Admirals have decided |" apiece, & S “i zd Nae sate isle aatitiy to is dispateti Judge Sanders decided when the RPE TAT TIT, manded his passports. All these ra- ct ry Site Shun alk ee ar ships to Beli ases came Up to await the action of AN ACC'DENT, | votes to this idea arfare , 7 . i mors are strenuously denied | ecole bite a 3 Aes nb Seen ce of the insurgents con. {te council, and codtinued the cases. ng raven tall i 1 us m of ne friends Pah aenci i tae urgents Con |The council referred the matter to Ak maton have descended into. the plain] '™ : , and after three}'This Is Wh > State Dey ent Hivial eem eas celta ay tacdonat | despiets oe Chrvssthati, [Reetings the board yesterday adopt-| y hat Lena Harris SPECIAL SALF. FOR MEN frantic over the turn affair ve Ba ¢ ‘ » {and et fire to M man {ed tule appertaining to the sub- Calls It. of , elcome to do so ; ject passed by the state board,which taken : asl - intribits the ‘establishment or use of| ¢ ; Suir ve ember of NINE PERSONS KILLED bate board’ withio’ 100. feckot alo ces eye ant reheat SENATE AROUSED. . ep eae well spring or any other source used Razor, | | .\ : a aoa erity on {* Railroad Train Dashes Into a for drinking or culinary purposes. —- Nothing Discussed in the Senate | Peal dareg tt ig Family Carriage This will insure the continuance of] yong sq lored Bur Cuban Question rest t a Chavs : Me sink wells in the central part of the ue “? 7" pee a alg cape 4 est el attanooga, Teun., Feb. city, where little or no well or spring a dimiculty with one John Frye F Washington, Feb. 25.—The ¢ SCR ESHLNTD ch An incoming passenger train on the| water is used for drinking or took |e PPhil Stephon’s saloon Inst nigbt \ O ban pews is of such a character as k RIVER Georgia division of the Southern|ing. In the suburbs, howéver, it is] %™d cut him witt r. ‘YY @0e ‘ an kationdl all alee af 1 railway bound to this city from At-|different. g She was arrested by Oilicers Senser a fy ; ne : ve fil em | Gta Palting And the Worst Sass | nt Struck 6 Vebicle 8 senemne : The sink well law.as'it now stands, | 40 Smediey, and when presented in Vot 1 d and laid aside by the Senate he ‘ | foar miles east of the city at 12:40|however, is very unjust.as well as in-{CoUrt ‘his morning Frye was not VB os need them now. Cofnfort, health and good’ nature ig eae ane ee Yee [ratios Sie anon tn the vehi effectual, for itis not retroactive, ‘eg ae was pestered: femand them—Cold feet cry for them—Wet feet shout ing session c Ali, Feb. 25.—At 9 o'clock | Cle were seater members of the]and cannot be applied to those wells} /7¢ Noman claims Wal sie was Co The Foreign Affairs Committee | last night the | river bere w xi, [family of "W. J. Woodward, afarmer|established bef ts its baer h Frye and that the cute fee Ids and coughs bark for themiut tut ut at ye Feld volnd to creas to a> conclusion | fe#t 90d see ule whe mad a{living at Jersey, a hamlet in this}which are many in number. A large peasinaesiad e Miaka i : walt {nc ‘ b. Everywhere.in }ounty, and nine of the occupants} number of wells might b bolished eye magi hia _ papa ited 'Ylthe Ohio Valley a hers the} were Killed) the only One essaniiie ity the Jaw). Unt a large number, BARRY = a 1es nthe interest of American prison-] weather is clear ‘and c¢ have . three-year-old girl, Virginia] many perhaps next door to the for- ers ie ucla tha. vives fa at { Woodward, ‘Phe killed are as fol- could not be touched if dug be- ally by Lacy Grain Company.) io gg cg pio Mgt tall could ott i Lif dug cae fl can, Seechey Call and see the storm rubber we are Klling fi for 18c. MURDERED BY THE GOVERNOR é : iF the sources} Mrs, Laura Woodward, aged 44 ni ae. wheat — opened at aah ge Child’s spring heels 9c. ss teaie uae, kak ete 1 747%; closed at 74 Said to HavesBeen the Bate of Dr. than an George Woodward, her son, aged A REQUISITION, Ruis. ; wo time [24 Fearh at corn opened at 24 on CET A PAIR TO DAY | . . 1 farmers is the rough es- J oodward, a daughter, 4 at 24'a-%s. Key West, Feb News ha ; "yi he Monongahela valle years i a ayes oats opened at 1736 and reached here that Dr was mur sistant Sel Sirs, Lizeie Woodward Montgom-|Thomas Slinkard Won't Go/closed at 17'48. en a“ dered in prison by sovernor of FP MLURE AT LOUISVILLE, — [ery,a married daughter, aged 20 Without One. als rk opened at $8.10 ADKINS & COCH RAN 331 BROADWAY Guauabocoa who became enraged st years and closed at $8.03 s HOES Bou 7 ’ Se doser and clow him. A vessel] OVOP SOMACOD Involved=A Gone Mrs. Montgomery’s son, Roy, an _—— ay lard opened at {$4.10 and OUGHT OF US SHINED FREE. : / ee ae Jinfant two months old Will Make a Fig f ,.| closed at $4,07-10s, 18 being fitted out here by Americans | aiional Assman Dil Woolvantedaupeerapel| ee fight for His Libel) stay ribs opened at $4.17 and = = to go to Havana to protect their ine Louisville, Feb, 25 United] 17 years. erty. closed at $4.5: eceta there. ‘There ix intense ex-|States Buikling and Loan Associa-| Mary Woodward, a daughter,agel a 000 A ati dialed WE es tn) nae. tiny “| tion of this city) made an ment | 13 years, receipts, 211 cars, Bee crater on 1 it 18] this morning.» ‘This was one of the| Daisy Woodward, a daughter,aged | Sheriff Smith, of Metropol : hourly growing greater as more iS} Jargest associations in the city, and] 10 year up yesterday afternoon for Thomas} Mos! ists sell, you w) Fou known of the situation. there is more than $600,000 in-| Ada Woodward, a daughter, aged Slinkard, arrested here for running a| ask for. will ask yerf to take 4 : {volved. [tis claimed to be solvent. 18 years gaming house at Brooklyn, Slinkard | pe ng which they epdm is “just SAYS LEE DID RESIGN. — |The deed of Mee eeeas | cit except Delia snd Daisy were [refused to go without ‘a requisition }as good.’ Someting# a little more sensational g for the assign-| instantly killed, and those two died and the officer returned home to make ayy induces them fo do this. Dr. The Herald Correspondent Sticks | ™eHt. of their injuries a few hours after- ae ation for one. |Bell’s Pine Tar Honey is the best ec : iit »case against Slinkard for be-|cough, cold and grip jcure. After to Sie Gory ward re case again: g rip cure. ter ) ‘ ae ; | BROLHERS FIGHT, The family left their home for the|ing @ fugitive was called im the po-| you try it once yen pill like it too THE HATTER New York, Feb. 25.—A_ dispateh city with a view of having a family Hoe art He DFR and contin-j| well to accept any sulStitute, to the “Herald” from Havana,Cuba cture taken prior to the departure] ued until 2 o'clock. ’ Stie, Bubtias cd. Creltas Batt {Picture taken prior to the depar E | say’ j AEP. BOD AY d, Crellas Ball" xtes, Montgomery, who intended| Judge W. M. Reed has been em- = HAS RECEIVED HIS “Consul General Lee eabled bis Fatally Injured, to leave tonight for F la., | ployed to defend the prisoner, and the ‘A ; " resignation to Secretary of State Ol-| Harlan, Ky., Feb, 25,—Crellas} to join her husband. r and}question now is whether the prisoner A Most Excellent Soap is / ney ov Sunday night and Bob Ball, brothers, fell out and eldest son had previously come can be detained until a requisition Ss ng Stoc His written resignation, with a| fought an impromptu duel at the home | city and were apprised of the s! arrives, { otter giving hia reasons for wishing!of Bob Ball this morning. In the Jing tre an hour after its| Judge Sanders is inclined to think | | BENBOW'S BORATED CREAM to give up lis office will reach Wash-| melee Mrs. Bob Ball received a shot | occurrence that he can, Several instances were} ington by the first mail from this| from the pistol of Crellas Ball thi The engineer is prostrated over the cited this morning where citizens ot! aT— ——OF— port. | proved ‘oetantly fatal. Crellas Ball |shocking affair, and for a time it was| Paducah were extradited for such of-| ? , < | It is understood that the Secre-| was fatally wounded by his brother, | feared he would lose bis rind. tenses as Geet and gaming, an-| NY 7 / Ss . e tary of State is ready to accept Gen, | being carried all the way to Penn-) sen Le ssignation at once, but thar) MeKinley and dobar “DOLLIE” Ib DEAD, sylvanie, |aNe ole’ a Ss an ur n President Cleveland is unwilling to) ‘The members of the MeKinley and — | Drug St have the Consul General leave Hava- Hobart Club are called, to mevt at [the Most Celebrated Mule in the | NOW, | Smith's Hall Friday night at 7p. m “ea aR “The resignation was tendered be-| Business of importance. State Passes Away, ed from Yeiser Park See the Wontéttul 327 BROADWAY. cause the Iministration did aot sce | M. G. Brooxs, Pres. “Dollic,"* the celebrated mule that and he will ply Yor any information oy ie be ertul ~ fit to endorse the Consul General's! ALN, Crank, See or years has done good service in ‘in regard to thgir whereabouts. ' raphophone, Comes f (LP ALE MDOP HD. We know the weather is is warm but don’t be deceivedsi in thinking Spring has come. “Hicks” says the latter part of We have a big stock always February and afl of arch will be the est of this Winter. on hand and ¢an give your order prompt attention. & Henneberger, Barty ‘Order your Coal now. Tel - Lump 100 per bu. Eee 70. Fae $8.25 ton fa