The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, March 8, 1897, Page 1

a All vertisements the efit hem that one time advertising does Official Newspaper of the City. not pay. TEN CENTS A WEEK POLICE COURT. THREE OF A KIND. Alleged Hide Thieves Up This ce Morning. ON ITO R MaArouarr RAN GES ! LOUIS COUPER HELD OVER, AJESTIC e Fred Yopp Gets Off—The Stiles HARD TO BEAT. Case Partially Heard. VOLUME 1—NUMBER 152 Congressman Wheeler will not leave 3 7 capture the assassins, Blood hounds , ; SENATOR wooo are out and it is believed they will be . until Saturday. taba. Miss Florence Nunemacher will oc- = : cupy the position held by Miss Flow- } caller } MRS. 1B ers with Attorneys Wheeler and Worten, on legal row, during Con- gyessman Wheeler's sujourn in the Capitol City. ER DEAD. ——— | Regular Term of County Court ¢ Passes Has Not Yet Presented His) prenet of the N G Credentials tq the Away. | Today. BS ! Senate. Stanford, Conn., March 8—Mrs. | . AN IRATE WOMAN, Henry Ward Beecher, who has for 61s ‘ . _ weeks lingered bet lite and) JUDGE TULLY’S FIRST COURT, ee 4 sd death, passed away this forenoon. - e GREAT SNOWS IN NORTHWEST, JVIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE. Mrs. Ubon tite to Mayor “Isa |Three Wills Filed for Probation Yeiser for Assistance. A Chicago Cal an Shoots His This Porenoe Reply of Greece to the Powers Possibly you are not interested in Ranges; more Will be Conciliatory Wite aud Thon Mtmestt. Came Here to Cook ina Bagnio, ve Conc! ory. Chloan, Mavek decdin: Bower, But Didn't Know tt. COURT LASTED FOUR HOURS probably you think yot cannot (afford té buy a ee a cabman, today while in a fit of 4 Range. All we ask is : " jealousy and under the influence of | UTS FILED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. ie Way inet — i geist te A he UC, LEGISLATORS GATHERING AT FRANKFORT, | liquor, shot his wife to death and toiclinsianibik rs. Frank Jaques was at the city and get prices. We will interest you by making it - then thrning the revolver to kis tent. hall today to see Mayor Yeiser about] Louis Cooper, colored, was ar- ae _ ple fired a ball into his own brain,| ‘This was regular county court to-| Setting transportation to St. Louis, /raigned -in the police court this to your Interest to be interested: dying instantly. Powers and his|day, and Judge ‘Tully presided, | "Mich city she left several days ago} morning for stealing four hides from Washington, March 8.—Mr.| wife are said to have had frequent|There was considerable business, | °° take & Job in Paducah. the Biederman Grocery Company's Wood did not present his credentials] quarrels on account of his jealousy of | aside from the routine work of graut-| Mrs. Jaques is a rather corpulent, [slaughter house. Fred Yepp, @ GEO to the executive committee of the | attentions paid ber by other men, ing coffee house and druggists’ li- good-natured-looking lady, 39 years] white man, was jointly charged with . . HART & SON Benate today. He called on Presi- i cennes. old, and her husband, Frank Jaques,/the offense, house breaking. and ’ M dent McKinley. He is expected to-|_ A CON ATORY REPLY. The will of the late Adolph Levy, | "2 died in November in Champaign] there was nother case against Coop- HARDWA RE “g fe aoe morsing proven ine leaving his property to. his father, | COUN? Hlinos, was oue of the best fer for obtaining money by false pre- AND STOVE CO. *dentials. He will argue his own| pe ortea That Gresce W ,|Mr. A. Levy, was file '] known race horse men in the country | tenses. Hf ~ case before the committ Reported That Greece Will Make ) ¥, was fled for proba-}ant had a large string of horses.| ‘The evidence was heard and Coop- INCORPORATED. oO The will of the late Henry me When he traveled about the country|er was held over, but the warrant ore eto the Powers, Site aa ; te . , _Re P pn ith his fast steppers she traveled] against Y as distaiesed. SENATOK WuoD New York, March 8,—Reports| was also admitted to probal The| “it! per , against Yopp was dismissed. 03 307 Broadway. “i ; i ta atta | dened ; with him, but now that he is dead —— . 109-117 N. Th . aa from Athens are to the effect that the deceased leaves his property to his} Wm, hints Dut naw. that ei Sta] ‘The case against Buck Lockhart ird Street. reply of Greece to the ultimatum of | wife, the Powers will be conciliatory, and] An order was made to widen the: it is believed the war will be termi-| Bethel church road in the county. Arrives in Wash :gton—Th He Will Be Seated. 8 obtained some insurance money, but|#nd George Rushing, for murderous- invested it in real estate, A few days||¥ assaulting James Kirksey at Stiles . . e time sine callec Judge % Washington, March 7.—[Special] nated, ‘The words of the reply, if] ‘The will of the late W. G. Morrow, [2% she told a. Scx reporter this Rat meotay inuiw orl UN Santon Sey a. a tetven, have not bese received. ol euadaale at De morning, a stylish lookiug woman|‘ 0 as nt ‘ to the Courier-Journal. |—Hon A.T. | given, have not been received. who died suddenly at Dawson a short visit her at St. Louis and offered | dence was? partially heard, I! was Wood, of Mt. Sterling, who has just time since, was filed for probate. FALL FROM A BRIDGE. then left open until Saturday. 4 eer The only witness who was sober at her $5 a week to come to Paducah and cook and do house work for her. She said she kept ‘lady boarders”’ the time of the affray swears that but divulged nothing further as to Lockbart strtick Kirksey on the head her business, Mrs. Jaques ren x with a bottle, and the others said N\ ( ) S, scepted the position, came on to{that be did not. Judge Sanders} J i a I ] / been appointed United States Senator The deceased leaves no estate, ex- Fh tosucceed Senator Blackburn, arrived cept two or three insurance policies, here late this afternoon and registered] TWO Children Drowned in the | One is for $5000, payable to his wife atthe Ebbitt House. This evening Raging Wabash. {and daughter Ethel, equally, An- a number of correspondents called to], for $2000 is payable to his interview him on the situation. Mr.],, Terre Haute, Ind., March 8.— Judge {Morrow, of Hopkins- Wood was very obliging, and an] Two small children, Ellen and / ville, was named in the will as ex- ? eared on Robert Parker wandered out on the | ecutor and qualified. y M06 without hesitation, He sad his ap-| Failroad bridge this morning and be The will of the late Mrs, R, C,| 884 in short order she left itand the! Frank Qampbell, colored, a f + Pointment caine to him in the nature | Coming frightened at the raging Wat-| Watkins was filed for probation in madame then declined to furnish her] fined $5 and costs in Judge Sanders ia Of a surprise, as he had not been an{eF below fell into the river and were] the county court this afternoon, ‘The | "*nsportation back home. court this morning for using tusult. Cc ecco ‘ ased leaves her large and valua-|,, Thete was a disturbance of some’ ing language towards Ella Fur 4 applicant for the honor. What the drowned, efforts have been made a : ver their bodies, but as yet with |), d, and the ai Paducah, and yesterday found out] Wants to find out wh» has sworn that she was in ‘a house of il! repute, | falsely. Ty question put to him kind last night, she s¢ bos 8 r : « Senate would do with his appoint- estate to her husband, the well aici . case st Zeno Williams, Levi y NO ment he could not say. "out avail known Illinois Central traveling|™e2 8nd women came pouring out/ fea ta OTD Obtidors Moe. gata | Zs from Senator Lindsay, who will pre . freight ageat. It Is estimated at] ‘om sll quarters in a state of more Soci (LMM ok cc'tha ateccih:, Wee 4 F pent his credentials to the : WEALTHY MAN SUICIDES. | 950 °000 of more E or less diahabille to find out what was / obscene langunge on the streets, was To make himself a present of “A nice pair of shoes, and a the matter. ‘‘I never saw any thing | 4'smissec, 7 dno personal acquaintance with svrTs FILED ; a , Berd / 2 cegee gh ng Opp e had (7 " Wadiiiy Grose , like it before,” Mrs. Jaques solemnly| 4 case Tr eg naturally he wants ity? fi ny member of the senate, He had | Tom Hunter, a Wealthy Grocer of] patti winters today brought suit| declared, with a sbake pf her head, |, 4 tse against Will Taylor for ly ants one that“is noted for style, qualitys fit and not been in Washington while con- Cynthiana, Shoots Himself, breach of the peace was continued, gress was in sossi against her husband, James Winters, | ‘and I was married to a man fifteen March &.—Tom Hun-| for divorce,alleging] abandonment. years, too!"’ Grats ‘maaan wear. To get these qualities he should be careful yothia ¢ ter, a prominent | grocer an one off The Plymouth Cong Company —_— PADUCAH TOBACCO MARKET. the house that has the reputation for all. You can’ the wealthiest men in this section, | tor yrought suit agains alse sary delay. And if it is the inten-| ("04 instantly killed himself this| Beck for $94 on account. for twine. HOPE FOR LINN. from ONE to FIVE DOLLARS at tion of the senate to refuse #06 Ficoalhg a& an aacty Hour Paducah, Ky., March 5.—Receipts tto know it at once. I don’t) o for the deed is known, other than | — ares agra ae em “ ae ea bhds, . ie for fifteen years, “If L am to be seated, I want to , know it,’ said he ‘without unneces- © reas we to remain here in Washing: | tespondency, to fit of which he hier LOOSENED HER TEETH. Ex-Town Marshal's Wife Over piepsiis: eling , indefinitely waiting on the senate ee Te way a prominent to act.’ shhh ingle ates exept From Brooklyn Offerings Jor year 1, Mr. Wood will tomorrow call on | Polar man and respecte a Her every Y Net sales “or week 244 bhds, President McKinley, et gr oa Bud Barker's Method of Stopping Gute ; Peoae hd Net sales jor year 1,479 hhds, “4 ‘ a conference with members o jetting Money and Evidence: ii aaki a > ity a OD ATIONS. — yublican, Stee jag Comunittos SIGHT-SEERS. Profanity. Her Husband's Behalf. Common lugs, dark, 1, 10. * ae ee —— ee Medium lugs, dar Tue, Fine (i elect Sena- Slapped His Mistress While inthe] yf,4 philip Lynn, wite of the | ood Ings, dark, J tor at the ..—. on, he said that] , " . pig Raga) Bi. bate Bahan Low leaf, dark, 3 q 7M that was a question noone could|Crowds Take a Look at the | Charge of Officers. down-fallen ex-town marshal of | ( So answer. The conditions at Frank- River - Brooklyn, was in the city today rais- ott leat, i fort were peculiar, and no one could ee Oftcers Jones and Etter started tof ing funds to carry her husband's} [eduun ion), Cart, « 4) | >) tell what the outcome would be. the county jail shortly before noon | Case to the court of appeals of IIli- re ee ee Were Strewed From Island Creck [today with Bud Barker and bis dusky [BOW ares ; poeernan! “i r SSADORS othe Tesline Meta | mistress, Barbara Rankin, who were} 8 will no doubt be recalled, the ran in quality this week about oe to the Incline Vesterday, | 1 °"Toraing held over on acharge of {town marshal was sentenced to six-fas last, but lugs constituted a larger THE HATTER - - lorand larceny by Judge Sanders. |teen years at Chester for killing] portion of the breaks m : © Will Be Namea By The river's edge was thronged| Previous to their departure from] Milas Bradshaw, colored, and was little more new is appearing, but { Paiiiay, with humanity yesterday from eariy|the city ball the Renkin an | given six months in which to take an| none that is desirable HAS REC. HIS , [eirning until dusk, hundreds offcursed and abused Judge Sanders] Sppeal. ‘This costs $200, and almost] ‘The market holds very firmly, Washington, March 8.—It mi *"] people availing themselves of the op-| Without merey, and after the officers Es satire amount, it seems, has been} Weather now warm and ea 2 } pected that the Ambassadors to fore} ie enjoy a pleasant day [started towards the jail with their] Secured by his friends Stock ou first 4,431 hogsbeads Sp ng St k Bee conntsies will be named by Me Jand see the raging waters that the] prisoners the woman began it again. Mrs. Lynn claims that a witness] pagqaur RATES PER HUNDRED POUNDS. ri | < IC ; President today or tomorrow. © The |W oe i idm threatened to oyer-| The officers asked her to desist, but las lately been found who was within] ay, Now York, all rail, 42 / : jor to England will be ae ihe Bike shefignored them,sayi hat she stole| five feet of the shooting and says the To New Orleans, all rail, 24¢ f - Le eee eit ia | eeom above creck to the|the money, had a good time on it, ]town marshal shot in’ self defense.) ah) New York, water and rail, 40¢ —QF— . . p Senate this afte ar DePew | Minis Cent Incline below the}and that everybody could ‘go to The witness is highly recommended TP. Hl. Porvean & Co., Brokers, ieved Chauncey city there was an almost endless|h—I.’* Here Barker interfered and | by several prominent Paducah mer- Boston rates Se above New] & \ e e | will receive rintment | tr , hich was ordered her to stop, but she paid no {ebants, and may be the means of. ° + tintlaclelpiva SH aud ante jmen Lition of hundreds | attention to him, whereupon he [getting Lynn out of the penitentiary. | erry iy a Ss an urnis 1 9) SNOW BOUND. | struck her as hard as he couk ,| Marshal Collins and others chipped [ere Pe Jiore in the afternoon. |struck her as hard as he could in the r en } e Agreat muny people also went} mouth knockin her several feet and }' liberally to the fund. MARKETS, \ ae ‘ ains Abandoned on Ace| boat riding, and after dinner a skiff | loosening a few teeth. The affair ee Dakota ‘Train a yrrten a RS hn Ba EP ey | arented comatsorakie’ exelioneat (0 WOULD-BE ASSASSIN He Soe 327 BROADWAY: a Suabol Heavy to Dogtown’? for love or money, | while, hut had a very salutary effect M " ; ‘ eyes al ~! aire March -8.—The en-| ecause they were all int Scores | in quelling the foul mouthed woman's a pag MS es ee Pierre, 5. D. because they were all in u i Pe : | CO ALD ALS) PH ire north-west is snow bound and | of gkiffy skimmed by the wharf, but] public profanity wheat 1 tion highest GDv a) j 1 the worst condi- | rg shore, for the curre a Leslie Slade in Jail for Stealin id f —— railroad trat! in the worst condt+ 4)) hugged the shore, for the current) Leslie > g£ cnn snot ab ask 1 wn . ains on | | ‘orn opened at 24%: and . tion it he j en thie ye a ; A ‘pe lia so swift een only ae biasing HELD OVER, Coal. : by two parties, Sanders and Will- 1 4 all roads have been abandoned and} out a boat es almost un-} opened at 174 and|iams, and was shot down. As the 4 & 6 there is intense pe ea tg manageable, an nd creek — bridge i shooting was in progress Harper fled. © e@ a laces. ‘The loss of sto | seemed to be a favorite vantage point T : 2 pork opened ai 55] The negro who was shot had beet PM heavy, as it was thought the Inst south elders. » Bud Barker and Barbara] Thought to be the One Who Shot ie pee ate Pont $8.55 vietite tae pes A oabetad taser | blizzard hefore this would conclude} Rankin. Wa hi May lard opened at $4.22 and| which resulted in the killing affair, § as : in May lard opened at ig j . the hard winter and stock by ard PELL FOUR STORIES, “rhe closed at $4.15. Howard died on Monday night after | 2 # Ay exposed when this bhazard struck, | Leslie Slade, colored, is in jail] May ribs opened at $4.40 and] the shooting. ” > a And the Sack ot Peanuts Struck | Given an Examining Trial Before | awaiting identitication as the would-| closed at $4.35. pa ' “ BEGIN TO ARRIVE. Manager F Judge Sanders Today. be assassin of night Watchman W.|~ May cotton opened at $6.97 and Fi TERS L, Scott, at the linois Central, Seve] closed at $7.04 — ' ' | the Head. e : Members of the Legislature Are} : ‘ i eral nights ago Slade was detected in} N, W. receipts, 255 cars, Caroline Johnson to Be Tried Already Keaching the | Mr. J. F, Perrine, of the Padu-) Barbara Rankin and Bud Barker, }the act of stealing coal in the 1. C.] Clearances 83,000 bushels, Tuli Atearadoa OSM ae ‘ ici ital cah Peanut Company, is out again | oolored, were held over by Judge} yards and captured, but no warrant] —yigiple decrease in wheat 1,020,- ° Capita after apainful aceident which befell ders to the circuit court today on | was issued against him, nnd haahala ,020, County Attorney Johnson Houser DONE CHEAPER : : ch 8,—Members of | him a day or two since, la charge of stealing $175 from] Saturday night two other negroes h ; today filed information with County . ‘* Frankfort, Mar H oharg 4 i Saturday nig) c er negroe Visit lecrease in corn 31,000 uM County * the legislature are already beginni lic was standing on the first floor | Joseph Smith, of the county, at Ella|were seen taking coal, and bustel Judge Tully relative to the insanity DONE BETTER . the Weve preparatory to the extra at the factory when someone threw | Brown's defunct resort on Court] the watchman caught one of them,) "Visible decrease in oats 74,000] Caroline | Johnson, colored, & . ein, which is to be convened on |several sacks of *goobers'’ down | street some time since, supposed to be Slade. The latter, |), ushels woman of Mechanicsburg. She has = . seen hursuant tothe Governor's from the fourth oor. One of the |” ‘They got away in a spring wagon | while the watchman was searching . hea Gusamated for a saars.ond Sar DONE QUICKEK. G proclamation. ‘The Hunterites aro|sacks struck him on the back of the) on the night of the robbery and took| him, shot him tice, once in the arm LIFE SENTENCES, husband wants her sent to the asy- active, and are urging an ea ly cau- neck, and fora while it’ was thought], train for Evansville, where they]and once in the breast, Neither lum. She will be tried this after. tte us, doubtless believing their candi-| that be was serlously hurt, but now | were captured within a stone’s throw] wound was serious, and the watch. eevee alirdicameth Gao. to, eo eee » safer now than he m be he is able to be out. His neck is) of the city hall. man was worse frightened than hurt. | ayfield Murdere i * = , i A fate safe ; s f t Clean Work, Printed li j still stitt. Their bonds were fixed at $400] A warrant was issued —ggainst dyyille. Drin's § you wan eat, Clean ork, Frinted in - . nae each, and in default they went tol siade for his recent theft¥ef coal, > Rel 's famous . ae apenas A. Ouce ers and Jennette Will- y ys is “ASSADSINATED, QUICK RETURNS. ceil Bearer eetteation, |, sent Sandere and Jennette Will v 3-4 Modern Style; if you want full count, reli- | ‘ KITTEN TT phish bids oe iams, colored, who killed Tom How P > \ OFF FOR WASDINGTON, Atthe Union Depot Again, — | ward, also colored, near Wingo, last a . ‘ Wi > Fe jon svemore Waytaid and Shot) An Advertisement In the Sq soit Omer Dick Batherland kas been | September, were sentenced to the ut | if able goods, give us a call. e guarantee 5° in Greathitt County. | Sure to Kring Them, [Miss Flowers, — Congressman} pigced on the Union Depot beat] penitentiat for life at Mayileld Sat- our work, and give you what you buy. 4 K March 8&.—John| — Last week a lady advertised in the | Wheeler's vate Secre- again, after having had a down town uney heey oh : arper, ae 7 son, Ky., Marc . }_ Last Ke A tady a | . Rags i sated, was accorded a separate y ag yminet and known | Daiy Sey for a solicitor, and in less " . beat for a few we ke. ions c eparate / AT. * t ner of Breathitt county, Was shot than 24 hours after the paper was | Later Police Notos. The Suesd mtn wen tates / —_ dlown in vold blood by gies per ed Hah Oy apploen'a Miss Lulu Flowers, Congressman-| James Kano was fined $1 for] from his home by Harper under the Nelson-Soule’ miles froin here last nt Ay yy bene — Jelect Wheeler's private secretary, | drunkenness, pretense of going to where tobacco e Tioved the maurder was committed By |), ry recialty, ors! teaves Thuratay for Washington to} Robbie Owens, for using frofane| was being cured ina barn near by. Store, uklux, ‘There is great excimer Nove aga adic 1y attend the extra session of congress, ‘language, was fined $5 and costs. Howard went with him and was met ig . . set strennous efforts are making 3 aia - Sh ee THERE’S PLENTY LUMP PER BU. 10C OF HEAT _ in our coal to keep away Jack Frost. You don’t have 6c ee to get right on top of a fire of our coal to find out that it is there. EGG 5 a Our coal gives out more heat than-other coal because it is all coal. ANUT p 9 BARRY & HENNEBERGER, ‘Telephone 70. ~~ ANTHRACITE © PER-TON $8.25