The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, March 17, 1897, Page 1

ic Successful Business Men. ; All run advertisements the entire Official Newspaper Send Their experience teaches ee ‘one time advertising does ; ¥ of the City. PADUCAH, KENT UCKY, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1897. 'TEN CENTS A WEEK pfs unconcernedly on one of Co - -|_ Seventh round—Corbeit forcing. just to annoy him. ‘He reasoned and son's choicest weeds. Misses left swing at head and Core threatened and finally escaped only ans nversation with Billy Mul-| bett ol uts Fitz bad again on the 8 by getting off the car and going back EM ERY loon, he is cautions in expressing an ft is bleeding again, but maiden towards town. ered opinion. ie thinks tha, Corbett suf- | fg: ke a demon, They are = ‘ ia in comparison to the ability of ba! ipewng bi P is Much Contradictory Evidence Ray eur= G RAN ITE , ott Put U KF bs t to those of Fitz. Jimmy bih ror nd—Ciiz forcing it. An a ERS erst) UPB. Gale HEN Wokely and Al ‘S.oith are said t)/exchange of nodamage. Fits misses Heard 'To-Day. Being Imported in Large Quanti- -_— But Goes Down, strongly favor Corbett’s chances. vis left. Fitz is doing all the forcing "| tiesto Beakiite ifr. - } Tekette ot the New York /(hts round, Fits tries @ right hand ; eats j ne arn sre to know if trey chm att she iss doe 8, ae THE CORBET CASE UP wae , Marg: a ithe hole. / EXCEL IN in the house, Several lands bis left on Corbett’s face . ale sug: natket inthis city ha 0. eee 4 te. ca'iand aspeech is Corbett coaners wit a right on the Bo die: entered upon an interesting phase PUrF The fihering fibre is . 5 ae KNOCKED OUT IN 14TH ROUN call ra ? body, Fitz tries his bard right’ on In anticipation of the new tariff bill, URITY inaities ta re made of a solid granite rock, Trad Here comes Fitz and the Corbeit’s head, hut is countered] A Darkey Who Got Clubbed Gaye which is expected to go into effect g absolutely pure water. J ehead- he Wi . on May 1, imposing a duty of one ccowd cheers him. He is barebead- heavily in the jaw. With Corbett uppes the Police Fits. tieattana ali ed ue d Full Details of the Battle By}-d and aidired in # Japanese bath’ cal. ing with right on the breakaway, Cc ‘ ot ? robe, Fitz lands a very ard left hand swing Pan sugars imported into the Unitec HEAPNESS Granitefilters haye greater capacity than those of be pia 11:55 !s—Here comes Pomp lour| on Jim's jaw aunt (vied a right across States, the sugar importers are « a other makes costing three times as much. Jim. Crowd cheers lustily. | bat Jim is insi Vitz again tries OTHER CASES HEARD TO-DAY, by ly engaged in buying up Ye 4 eo Beb ad Corbett are Charley White, 7 ut cross, but he is short. He is Germann ee Ay markets i eenn Jetires, MeVey, Joe Cor-| nding more ofien than Corbett, ae Zermany and Cuba,for prompt ship. Ss here i ‘i lew Hi RITZSIMMONS? BCKERS BIG WINNERS. | Delovey, Jeffien, MeVey, Joe Coes) i its worst of is round, Gong ment to this country in an effort to IMPLICITY is nothing about a granite filter to get out of oods, PLDs | ee, Walter Corbett, the Mayfield pic-|get the commodity into the marke, order ; it will fast a life-time. | Ninth round.—Long range 6 ture gallery man, was presented in without ; aying to the government the ner sre Martin t Ro'ler, Stelzver aod Hick As , A v's vb lrioz, Boh very active on f vige Sanders’ court this morning} Mew ta: Cc Nev., March 17 earls ge ae Meparserd ly | Fitz lands below belten Lis eautioned | on # charge of carrying concealed a} The comparatively small ugar LEANLINESS Granite filte's are easier cleaned than any others, A dawned beauti-|‘ime-keevers,. | Fils we! pdrreid ler Siler, Cor’ et lands atiff on| ‘irk knife. output of Cuba, owing to the unset- Child can operate t fully alear and at o'clouk the sun] Tour the fing chatting plensantiy | a, wiod 5 Vanes Corts He was arrested at Madame Flor-|tled condition of the dand the ite thea was high over the peaks of the Sierra] ™ ll ees te jigatep in his itt does very Title Comet ence Paiton's Sunday, and a pistol] inability of the planiers to grind, Nevadas. Billy DeLaney last night} Bott sa lookiue’ ia the j and clinches. was found on the 8¢ The evidence} "#8, made it necessa to depend won the toss-ups for positions, This] VON. Monga A ‘Yeuuh rom —Kita spits blood out | tevealed @ very peculiar condition of largely on Java and Germany for the 300 art means that Fitz will begin the battle ry Metdoon greets Fits, askiog lot lis mouth and tries » har! lett) sffaire ab tga @ large percentage of t ‘ ll Ove 0 with old Sol facing him. The betting} virus iu, how are you?” Kilz|S¥ing at Corietls hed, Fitz comes The officer who made the arrest, | the article imported here during the ' has not changed since the last bul "Bier phthy tase f mee” Madden | back with sdf Lft end right on Jin's] OMlcer Smedley, swore he removel| Past year has come from these two 303-307 B | scces the referee and theinen Utd and boly, He 1 very auch the knife from Corbett’s overcoat | Countries, , INCORPORATED, 109- 7 Broadway. Boe ates, His looks Hight ckei, ‘The overcoat was hanging| There is now stored in Hamburg 117 N. Third Street. f a beat Is Be an Cote this sieve, Corbett stops a left] across his shoulder at the time. for shipment to this city alore more put a boneb o! ‘ ao aes ea ee ate Georgia Peatty, an inate of the [than 15,000 tons of raw sug looks exsily 50 pounds heavier and g ney f On ee A ‘ | steamers are being sent f Lieckis as well ay. Fitz looks like/mouth, Fitz is tecdng rapidly, house, testified that Corbett was) steamers are lieing or as ra nolished mahogany. but forces Corbett hack arently | ‘ere in the afiernoon, that she saw bes hey can be cvartered and loade! | Perbe men ave vow dosbing tie|Dvidg the stronger nin They mix|bim take the knife out of bis biz | Four large ste 2 now 3 pocket, remove it from the seabbard, |heze from Hamburg and six Is 4 LA al jitup and honors are about even; " ei vice refnsesto o':ake hands hoi are fishing hard, — Fitz ud playfully thrust it at some of the | vegsels from West fudian ports We tTine balled catches Corbett around the neck and | 8's: Bee eatunbopn erie siger age lim fl | Corbett, on the other hand, swore | Way and booked for shipment to bos- Tm {ors and lands a left hook | 4rage lum tw the ropes, when time ts : fred , , calle that he did vot own the koife, never| ton alone will reach into the millions FITZSIMONS AS. on he sions, Th A SS ete coe att lame light lal knowioaly had it about his pereon, | amd the money saved on duty, pro- ofall eat a bya eee tar bi opeaiog Fiz |im force but he is fighting very eau- |"! V the officers took it out, Two or] # new into effect, will be There the entire Com.|foreng Corbet to corner. Trier a/tiously Alesse; tne, fromm Muyfeld'who: Week aa hes been shut “Gown-fo awie? ebich Jim ducks cleverly venth rovnd—A clinch. bbb ert ET statement, | GREAT LOSS OF LIFE the day. Arrive on early train, Jim smiling. Fiz very aggressive nie pres seeangd duet dg ead The arrival of another batch of} ood lands a light one on Corbet” urcher evilence. iu a ated Districts of Ackan- Eastern sports gave another start to} arck. fide the betting, but the odds semained | Corbets lands right swiag on Fics |J8)4 but is like a bear in & on Caldwell is the name of an unchanged at ten to six and one-half. [rbs, a clinch. No dawage in Ine ie ett nT ee jeg si eusive ¢ raiload darkey| Memphis, March 17.—The work Jimmy | Colville Corbett’s time: |amay. Fi 2 late lett enon Jim's we SN ae a cole eat io had his head 1a a bandage when | of reseuing the flood vietims contin- To make himself a present of a nice pair of shoes, and keeper, laid $500 to $325 atColeman |e. Jim laos hart right on Fi’ }¥ , : “eek ; Judge Sanders called time this }ues evergetically and many have been and Cotbett’s poo! t break |sio.c17I4. wei cekae con tunis a bani Tell porning. Jou lives ia the olf rescued trom positions of extr naturally he wants one that is-noted for style, quality, fit and fast on the number of rounds, The} Clinch and Fitz lands heevy : Ligh vs : ee ‘| Ciouder house, on west Court street,] peril in the last twenty four hours taleut, sre, almost unanimous in|bend oo Jim's lead. Jim says Ob’ |tHoch and Fite closes with his rit] and was arrosied Inst night by \Gle] Siirtesa lives. are, knows to have wear. To get these. quedifies he should be careful and select t ‘Ie tu t cliach. They x, and Bia bas . arra 1 placing the limit at ten, aad the fa-|s qbe. Jim lunds his right on | cers Senser and Smedley on warrant| heen lost and it is believed many . vorite pumber is seven, Fite’ nbs as cong sounds decidedly the best of she reoghing. | oharging him with using provoking |others have been drowned, bat how the house that has the reputation for all. You can get them At the ring side 10:30 a. in, —The cond 1ound—Corbeit advo Fitz hits Corbett in his corver #00} an {nsultiog Ianguage towards the|many may never be known. ‘The from ONE to FIVE DOLLARS at ; a arena fs rapidly fiilling vp, and] the center forces it for a minute has him weak as the goog sounds. — | oaicers, Oliver Smedley clubbed |siver continues to rise and the levees the streets adjacent to it are sk {cline and po dan in brevhaway Twelfth rouaé—Corbect rushes it. | him while en route to the lockup, and|are breaking in numerous places. Misses left and is countered on the ‘with people. All the notal Fits suort on ribs and left swing , : : said that be did it because* the mau] Phe damage to the lowlan’ of Arkav- ~ = ae of the continent are gathered together] Clinching, Jim is very evolo face. Fitz is bent on rus it. Cor] eaiied him a s— of a b—. The }gus will he immense. Thousands of ( S =| “ a ~~ to see the battle the century. | and looking for the slightest openin ett ls Keeving away Fitz gets the} darkey told a story strikingly differ: | people will lose their houses, their X . Ny e Sota G, Sullivan has just appearc-t|lancs two aliff swings on Fitx’ tread. | Worst of it in the rough. ee oe ent to that of the ‘officers, however. |live stock and much other property resplendent in shining silk tile. The] Fits swings left and right, Lends wett lands Ins left and He said that he had started over to} and the season is pow so far advauced poblest Homan of them all is greet.d}lightly on Corbeti’s bead. The eg ahd wads of blood) Cor-Jihe 1, C. to find out if he was!as to threaten the loss of the en: with tumultuous Here [tabting is of a repid character and) Pett is now facing him wanied, and that the oflieers n’s crop. ihe G¢~ AO UE LI CS comes tid Ceaser of t », George} both very lively on their feet. Jiv Corbett rashing it and lands Ove | were walking along a crossing, pick- inevitably follow the receding wat Bilurius, upon the turning of whose |landed a left half round atv on Fiiz") 10 1! it and left op Fike face 92910] ing their way to avoid ste THE JAARTTER i — thumbs depends the fate of the mod-| stomach sad follows w.th another | 0d follows right at body. He tries tine pack water, Officer Smedle; GaeRRARD COUNTY KAIDEKS, Pee HIS 2 ‘ero gladiators. Itis uot expected {in the same pl He is jabbing} Knockout uppercat with right but) according to the darkey, remarked cooler aud stronger than Corl elt at}! a lends bis covutered by lefi jay ou chin. Fritz is receiving g for Corbett's left re Levee Breaks that Corbett and Fitzsimmons will be hard right aud left on body when; (t# @ litle shost, this is Corhew's lihat if he got wet he would shootand) Five Toll Gates Demolished and fj round. 4 ‘ | in the ring before 11 or 11:30] vel! rang ; 4 skill that G— d— nigger. three ses Burned. Tid round—Cordett right pirteenth round—Fits lands right] Caldwell replied that he hado’t e o'clock ' 'B Trady ha * a se with that hard left bi ont short on Corbett's ribs and a left on} Jone anything to he shot for, and ex- Taucaster. ‘March 17.—Five toll Gotan ie ar mehietinleg room | Ei 820 ty he left an [ins dim 7 jporaling + op ee plained 4 to the judge that he didu’t sates wero destroyed byt iters lst for Corbett, Houseman time-keeper bat Vite dam Corbett for Fitzsimmons. — Billy Muldoon J time-keeper for Dan Stuart, Billy Madden handles the gong Billy Jordan, the well known m ey were policemen until Oil | 4 Corbett lands another left jab on} cor Smedi ‘arrest and | this county, ‘There is great indigna- Bob's wind and foiows with right | Js Fitz light on the head and he i8] gigy p— out of him Caldwell de-| tion among the bett ss of citi- ‘Cor. | back 1 with oneon body. Cor} hieg that he used any abusive or pro-|2eu and there issnow being organized : fane lan », of that he was drunk, ;® committee of I ing out of some very dangerous po-| tte said that he could prove that he| ng of rowdies H's lead | Wo have been doing the mischief. sort on the ribs. dim elinebes ; bett sparring heaatifally sod back- ors bent on bett lands bis right hard over heart biiz mixes it up and puts the heel o¢ ity lands he E ft h t ‘|sitions. Fitz lands his lets straight ceremonies, of San Franc his glove in Corbeit’s face in the tis Tele straight) geither draok nor swore. une dnd aanousieed tah clinch, Jim keeps his right working cy Ate sas ol fg As, tries] was pretty badly bruisel, aud City I td ike # piston rod on Fita’s ribs. ‘Taey| Mat bard vight swing but it does 00) pyysjcian Williamson was called out + there in | o kB. Duan, {ike a piston ) f i wysician H a is there in behalf of F MOP cHinch aad Fitz roughs it ia the br good. Jim's glove i in Fita’s face) gy] o'clock last pight to dress the STILL RISING, when Madden pushes the bation. —Jinjary, Judge Sanders left the open Dac veetel ie nee the winner ofl away, As the gong sounds Fitz Sith Jai Di. Ball seems ansious to continue, but Cor-| | Fourte arncer setae sit 000 and will deposit $10,000 wit het laaghs. Sticks right’ glove in} 5 : et The Waters Still Cre ; the} rina’s face and they go to corners, | #gain on Filz’s head. Fitz count Marshal Collins taday received @ i ew York “World”? Loud cheers B + s . ‘ ' M E. V. Granina " 4 Fouiih Round :—Corbeut rashing [ed with a terrible right on Cort letter from I 2. V. Granina Though Slowly. a for Jobo 1. Sullivan, He was away!) Kotte iat eye. Fics {aeck and has Corbeit going Lack for]of Barnsley making inquiry be i Goo Ss. ps Tae the Corbet -Fitzsimmons contest to a down the alah . te vlehpaiy St had ia short wiih his ied. itz follows | few seconds Fitz lands a terri- {relative to. the character of C. J _ ring said entlemen: There is} vith w sift lett op dims stomach, [left hand jab on Corbeti’s stomach Smith, formerly a restdent here nothing Lean add to Mr. Jordan's] OD Wit ttn oe vougie agcin, {aud Corbeit gocs to his knees with} mith cleimed there to have done / 5 4 frightfal look of agony on his face. |detective work here for Marshal $ Immense Bamane, Phe last round Jasted just one}Geary, but there are so many = niaute and forty-five secouds Smitis that Marshal Collins don’t ard time-keeper called (ie seconds, | know which one is meant. 0, three, four, , six, se’ a io 4 $0; ABhete fOur, 3 eves! Marshal Collins has not yet caught | the g marked 48 feet. At all , nine, te”, hut Corbert comes} | berapewlyag ‘ ; apr sie roe A fom Sharkey has $25,000 in the}*W¥ays- Corbett is by long odds |» bisfeet, then rushes to, Fitz eusd eee ee a colt, at ate tillcole Cens| there (a se hr nogit se ee «ays fom Sharkey has $25,000 in the ecitha the ‘slevereit habs He-is endeavors to strike him, re is sigh , be Sy city of ideas, insincerity, or any- ame objec ‘J ght. 3 al, ‘The mars! ie pistol, stream, unles: he preset AP a ki cAten cane uoen fram Hogs eT oe Haier ccuenae oftatis on{BOt,yat tam piven. George Siler) Somers fi Sieat " He eee al ciatva, ewe tee exec te: si adden announces from rings Ni ” decides tha 18, The ble derous a 5 aud Tenvessee are still risi OWS | tts wats wa tisk ke ane! i ily 88) head. ‘Time is called. fecides that Fig wit The blow * ever, aud it fe predicted that there The veto was just as good as if it that after the Lisapay opera Vifth sound -Corbeit lands with his {that did the business landed over] ‘The lockup has been deluged with i, eoough water coming out of these was not a copy of the old veto,how- gv, the arena will be cleared aed at 3) 107 1 pitas jaw again, that left |Curbett’s heart and he colla 1, water again for the past: two days,|sirenms to causd. the river to rise|Cver aud its effect would have been o'clock the double event, Gre n and 5 a ries perrewe. “oi ited rhe id ite oe Sinith and Flaherty and Howkins, | 8% 08 the jaw. itz's blows have and a pomp has to be kept going al-| shout six inches more at this place. the same, perhajs, no matter in what 1 take place. Governor Sailer plenty of steam behind them, batrre) -PROOPS FOR NEWPORT, most constantly to keep the prisovers terms it was couched, or how origi- we AS svn cee aao nen vewata ts [Hot as frequent as Corbett’s. —T from getting drowned, The water THAT VET nal it might have been. : ' ve , red his box. Loud ap-{linch and exchange compliments nas comes from the city’s sewer, HA VE 0. Perhaps the mayor thought that hag just entered his box, Loud ap- we Order at the —- ideas, like whisky, Improve with age, ‘i = plause being made for a few remarks, ids oof ae loose, aig si babe F Officer Frank Kaker is out - and for this reason sprung his old but briefly says ** rup.’" Jorbett leads a very slow left anging Of Jackson an after a brief illness, but Oficer Frank , , veto on an unsuspecting council with 11,10 a, m.—There is absolutely |Fitz Iants his left on Jim's mck: phe following oiticial order of Gov, Ort, his partner, is still quite sick, It Was the Mayor's Old One] ¥elo ou ap unsuspecting counell "| YON E CHEAPER. no change in the betting, Corbett dim throws a stiff half-round with bf ange . ‘4 Bradley issued yester sel x Almost Verbatum, clean shirt. Or may be he deemed 7 an oft on Fits’ . a fl ; “ As stated in yester erd y's Sun, the , ty ery trate “ ba vio . wing bis eon Cone mili Vola hal dire ot Jack. police don’t believe that Will Lytton -—_—_— it not worth the while to indict a new DONE BETTER. jan and Brady are inside the aren 01 . ad Corbet serve order at the execution of Jack- ty inessage when an old one would do 35 . 7 » better Yorbe ne . was used as a tool to wreak ven- . 5 a ' es @ : _ and Corbett and Fitz are undergoing] the better of i. Corbeit ands 2”-| son and Walling LS EB aeien He Just Changed Irs Clothes a] inst as well for the purpose it served. DONE QUICKER final preparations, It is estimated | other stiff right on the body and left) pxocutive Oitice, Commonwealth |? yiton claimed he Noes Ca thes works Atte and{Led I. In-to the fe that there are 4,000 people seated} 0? the chin, is round is in favor} o¢ Kentue ky, Frankfort, March 1¢ “y ‘ e s e ‘ ‘ now and another special train to ar- of Corbett, ? ~ neai door to the place of the assault, sl hter, | prey Sixth Round:—They clioch aud |of Company B, ripe tr hea has valet te, Kelly’s famous Theerowd from the last special] Fitz tries to wrestle Corbett down. |i, G., with fifty-five men of bis com- i er for some time, and is jus train which bas just arrived at’ the| Loud cries of oh,oh, Corbeit ods | pany, to proceed on the 19th of this the kind of a brute to doit. If Lyt-| Quiie a noteworthy feature of : If you want Neat, Clean Work, Printed in | ton was put up to hls diabolical act,| Mayor Yeiser's recent veto to the depot will be here inside of ten mine light left jab on the face, Fi! my path | to Newport, C op phiell county, 7 4 ay, Iilirois Central aight of way ordi } H s . that the wen will bein the ring at|hus Fig going, Fitz is literally cov-| ance of his duties on the 20Uh © 3 . 7 avd Memphis right of way able goods, give usa call. We guarantee J have it direct from George Biler | per cuts Fitz fiercely * with right and! county sa assist him in the pe tora as bis veto to the Chic Pa- f 11:50 ered wich blood byt is fighting like 8) March, ard that he return as soon'as} Overseer of the Chain Gang Fran- over the same ground, which he a ha Mrs Fitz bas just taken a seat in} demoa, '} ible after his duties are con-| cis tells an amusing joke on himself. handed in to the council after the AR our work, and give you w: t you buy. one of the boxes and is greeted with} Corbett is showing the signs of the clud: A few days ago he was cn the street passage of the ordinance in 1804 ) hearty handelappin There are} fast work. Fitz is down on one Wiis O. Buapeey, car when'a fewale well known in po> ‘The dates, names of the railyoads and quite a number of ladies present in] knee and taked the time hm. Cor| (jovernor of Kentucky. | lice circles accosted him and said she ordinance are changed, of course, | iF bf the arena, bett’s leads are a bit wild, He mis-! Attest: Cannes Finney, intended going home with him, ‘The! but with only few’ exceptions! Nelson Soule’s Si i fac e crowd persisten(ly yells for] ses many well intended blows, ‘lime ‘ elary of State, officer said she was in earnest, and the velo is an exact simile! “Sullivan! Sullivan!’ but Joho L.| called with Fitz looking very much By E. D. Gurr, that she had probably taken a crazy of the one he submitted Drug Store. morely raises his hat and stick and’ the worse for wear, Corbett puMlog Assistant Secretary of State | notion to carry out her determination thr sage. This course iy + Levees Still Breaking— 327 BROADWAY. remarks. I thing there is one more} ) fight left in me and 1 am here for business.” Great applause. Billy Madden announces that he has deposited $25,000 with Warren hi Lewi-, of New York, in behalf of Joe | 80 Fitz doing the rushing God lcrd, to fight the winner. Also hitting and rough'ng it in the break They are fighting terriitic raie and its a beaviiful coniest. bitz rashes and Jim meeis bom with stiff right hand short on the The river continues to rise, though reased rate, ‘This afternoon —_—_—_— told simply as a rather pec fille 0 coin- eg cidence, and does not indicate a pau- | and lighten the load of bis sins, ——EE 3 AN ECLIPSE OF THE SUN LUMP. PER BU. 10C _ The heat of our coal exceeds the. warmth of the sun because it is » good coal. The veins it corhes from are the best. It is as even EGG as possible i size and quality. It is\always clean. Our coal makes as\much Heat as you can buy for a dollar. ne | UT “BARRY & HENNEBERGER, -Tolphone 70. «ANTHRACITE PER TON $8.26.