The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, March 25, 1897, Page 3

OR, HOM@QPATHIST, ats tgnary ‘Omoe Hours 9:10, 1.3, 7 L. B. 3 Davi nr 120 8. Fourth, Room No. 2. tice In all the courts of the state YC. )EUBANKS, hone 12. Fiephone 149 WILLEA, Ss, Cc aA ap Office Ahy-Gefnan A. 4 en “xe 3 mee) St. 0 pes DR. DANIEL, Dihe, | ; ce, /204 1-2 B way. Over kt Store, Established 1875, 125 Baoapaay, ’ / —_JUETT & WILLIAMSON, Physi¢ians One tem: tbsp. ay Office, No, 419 by ‘Broadway, MF, WitLtaMsox,M. TELEPuONE 243, ‘ -_— BRA. S. DABNEY, #""" TIST. ° DENT 406 BROADWAY. 125 Broadway, J, WeMoore, DEALER IN Staple’ and Fancy anned Ghods s dropped from the Beas which they desire tra tor al « call eae aes toe ~ LOUISVILLE, KY“ American Plan $3.Q0 ty’ $5.00 day. Booms ovly $1.00 and upeaals, A. lt. COOPE! Ma) spiial should write me or giveine a * Galt House per | J | mersed victip a day or two ago. WRITTEN AT RANDOM. A Broadway clothing merchant re- cently had a number of signs bung in conspicuous places outside his store. They were inscribed with the simple words: ‘Look at our $10 suits.” The signs are no longer visible. Several countrymen walked in re- cently and asked to see some of the $10 suits. About every suit of this description in the house was pulled finally down and shown them, and one nudged the other and imp ly insisted ‘Well, let's go nm *em."” “I'd like to sell you one of these suits,’’ the clerk hastened to say with 4 patronizing air. “Aw no, don't want none ter day,’’ replied one of the men, ‘‘we seen yer sign in the winder to cum in an’ look at ’em, an’ tho't we'd jes’ as well du thet as anything else, bein’ as we bad nuthin’ else ter du ter speak of.’’ And the next day the signs came down, we've A coincidence is related anent the Democratic race for sheriff, connect- ed with which is a joke on Mr, I. D, Wilcox, one of the candidate When Mr. Wilcox went down some time since to announce in one of the Democratic papers, he received from home a reminder over the telephone of the fact that it was Friday. He revoked his announcement until some more auspicuous day, not desiring, perhaps, the disfavor of the gods by announcing on a day of eueh repute ill-omen. A few days ballots nk go, however, bl “for educational purpos were printed and distributed about among the candidates and their friends, and. it chances that they were printed oa the thirteenth of the mouth, and that Mr. Wilcox's name is the thirteenth on the list. It is said that on the tion ballots he will have his faced in some less hazardous po: joke on the gentle - It is told as men who bad a1 halls few nights a Be high water, that “roasted and ecting at the city correct ex- ‘ated reports sent out about the even while resoluted’’ they abo pumps were at work below to keep the water out of the building they oceupied. “ Ifa newspaper undertook these days to chronicle every “ducking” received by unwary citizens, it would bave the job of its life, It is| becoming somewhat a fad to fal Werboard in the wal now, and itis said that Mr. S. Thompson, who is sometimes called the ‘Ward Me- Allister of Paducah's 400," started the craze unintentionally by an dent of vhich he was the acci- much-im- | wag has | singing at your house, and you won't as n blessing in disguise, for more th one fond hus- | band is constrain it venture into the city all after And Surgeons jis working the honors expected of every candi- date or his Mark Hanna, “He re- {moved his overcoat and hung it up until he got ready to leave, and while his attention was directed to- wards something else a friend of a j at Toka, Bat than yout duckings, more y wife regards the flood supper to imbibe | than his us number of potations that he may not, in his vermicular ramblings ward, fall by the wayside and be drowned before he can swim to’ the nearest fence or lamp post Now is a good time for the young a to stay at home, No, little Jimmie, God didn't make the back water for you, and if you get too familiar with it, as the said, there is likely to. be hear it, either, There is enough water scettered throughout the city te drown all the little boys in town, but if any share fate, its ten it will be nd one such to on A joke is related on Gus Rogers, of the Palmer House Annex. Gus for his brother, Tobe ndidate for sheriff, and oon to do Re yesterday rs, a ¢ went into ndidate rival slipped a bundle of large placards announcivg Mr, I Wilcox for the same office into Gus’ overcoat pocke' The cards were soon discovered by some one in the crowd, much to the discomfiture and chagrin of the victim, who remon- strated in vain, He quickly got rid of the obnoxious pasteboard, but bad to set 'em up to the crowd. 1 ICK MAN Breaks Loose Again on the Ar- menian Chriet Constantinople, March 24,—De- tails of the outbreak of Sunday last in the Sivas district of Asia Minor, when the Turks attacked the Armenians while the latter were in church, show that 100 Christians were massacred. The Armevian quarter and bazar were given over to pillage for eight hours, “The representations of the ambas- sadors of the foreign powers regard- ing the condition of Anatolia have made but little impression upon the Sultan, who, relying upon the sip. port of Russia, is cgnvinced that be has nothing to fear from the so-called concert of the powers which is con- tinually harped upon, although it is believed that little or no concert beyond the desire im some quarters to postpone an outbreak of war reaily exists, . The diplomats here are said to be once more turning their attention to the conduct of the Sultan, and it is semi-oflicially intimated that they are again of the opinion that the system friendly representations on the sub- jects of Armenia, which has hitherto over Others of a much more serious character. The ambassadors have formally notified the Turkish government of the intention of the Powers to land troops upon the island of Crete to re- lieve the detachments of foreign m: rines now on duty ashore, ‘The Porte has raised no objection up to the present time, believing that the next move of the foreign fleet will be to carry out the threat of the Powers to blockade the principal ports and coasts of Greece. On this question, however, there is no unanimity of opinion. In the meanwhile the war prepa- rations of Greece are continuing night and day, and there are no in dications of a backdown in that quarter, If war is declared, the Greek army from Larissa will probably try to enter Macedonia with the Crown Prince Constantine, and a second Greek army will attempt to enter Epirus from the vicinity of Arta. It is still possible that war may be averted by timely concessions to Greece, such as the withdrawal of all Turkish forces from Crete and the selection of Prince George of Greece as Governor of Crete. DRIFTWOOD TERE GA “ON THE LE KoTRs. The ferry boat again resumed her trips to Brooklyn this morning. ‘The Josie pas-ed down this morn- ing bound for St. Louis, The City of Chattanooga was in spected by the local inspectors this morning. The H. W departed for N ternoon. The Henry De Bus arrived from the lower Ohio this morning with a tow of stave timber. The local fnspectors, Messrs. Wyatt and Green, were in the city this morning from Nashville. The little Metropolis packet, Geo, H. Covling, again resumed her trips after being laid up on account of strong wind and rough water for the Jast two 8. and af- Buttorff arrived shville yesterd The river remained statiovary all day yesterday and dropped back about a quarter of an inch last night The yauge registered this morning 50 9 and falling slightly. It is ex- pected to be going back at a lively gait by tomorrow The little towboat Fred Nellis hurned and thea sunk out of sight at Brooklyn early this morning. She was a total loss with no insurance, Nellis was a very fair towboat, ed in towing ties out of to Brooklyn, at which was waiting for some ¢ unloaded so she could fter another tow. She burned at 5 o'clock this morning. She was a one boiler boat berg ninety-six feet long, nineteen feet wide and having a four foot hold. She was built at Jeffersoaville, Ind in 1876, which make’ her now 21 years old. ‘This steamer was forme ly the United States side whe stgamer Walker Morris, and was converted into a stern wheel tow- boat by Capt Nellis, of Cairo, who sold her to Capt. Jim Jacobs andthe Dassing Bros., of Metropolis, seve al years ago. She was newly rebuilt at Brookly last year, having nearly $4,000 in repairs spent on her and was almost a new boat throughout, Important Notice, All persons knowing themselves in- debted to the firms,of Rogers & King and John Rogers & Son are hereby warned to call and settle the same at once at my oilice, No, 127 South Fourth street, and thereby save to themselves costs, as 1 will be forced to proceed by law to collect sam unless otherwise settled promptly, Ep H. Poryear 187 Spent in the Twenjy-three y : study ind \ resulé—thy alatablaand effec pharn ive Ghilend Fever Cure on the face of tpeklobe—Dr, Mendenhall’s Im- , land Fever Cure. Price Sold by DeBors & Co. WALLIE WANTED TO KNL.v Mow He Managed to Let Out Papa's | the The Neverpeep Whist lub entertained a few evenings go, and, as tle Willie mana to insert hi The members of th Neverpeep club are among the very best people in this town, many of them being good Methodists and Baptists who | would not think of takir for anything but whist, aud not for that if it Were not recos 1 as a game that has a tendency to improve the memory and enrich the min Mr, Corlington himself bas pretended | to be one of the ni late members of edate club—but there have been rumors which it were just as well, per haps, not to follow up Little Willie was put to bed early, and nothing was seen or heard until the festivities had got well under way, when he suddenly ay 1 upon the tairs, rubbing his eye 1 holding up his “nighty” as a woman holds up her skirts while crossing a muddy street Willie!” exclaimed Mrs, Carlimgton, “what are you doing here? Go right back to bed “I want to ask papa something,” the child said, and while he was waiting the admiring guests indulged in such rks “What a sweet “How like his father he loc ust the picturelof his mamma!” ete At length Mr. Carlington vnd Willie excitedly eried ou . pop, what's the ant ck to bed before he ey got him b: been followed, must be changed for sterner methods of dealing with the! evils complained of. The Sultan, however has heard this story many times during the past few ycars,, and he consoles, himself. 4 the belief that he will Survive this new fit of righteods indignation, as he has tided PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL. —The Charleston News and Courier prints pletures of the present state offi- cers and members of the legislature, Of 123 men only two wear eyeglasses oF spectacles, ; —A Russian recently won $40,000 at Monte Carlo at one sitting. He won the maximum for 20 consecutive “coups,” and in doing so broke the bank twice that is, he forced it to suspend until ‘nother supply of money could be ob- tained. —An operation has been performed upon Dalton Query, of Blue Ridge, for appendicitis, but he cannot possibly re- cover. Query has been an inveterate chewer of gum, and inthe appendix waa found a ball of wax almost as large aa a hen's egg. —Benator Harris, of 1 another confederate wh imilian in Mexico at the time Shelby was in that country, The sen- ator’s excursion was due to the ex- pressed wish of Parson Brownlow to see bim hanged, but the parson thought bet- ter of it afterwards, —An English woman, expert in palm- istry, who is highly esteemed in Lon- don, says that Americans are among her best customers. She does not con- sider Americans more superstitious thay other persons on this account; she credits it to their vanity. —In a gloomy and crowded part of Pentonville there lies an old and neg: lected graveyard which contains the re« mains of Grimaldi, the famous clowns also the family grave of the Dibdins, though the great song writer himself does not rest there; and the graves of many other persons more or less known in London annals, . —They tell this story of Lord Rose- bery, who is a very bad shot: Not long ago he was on the Scotch moors, and, having unsuccessfully fired at a covey of birds that rose not more than 20 ahead, he exclaimed: “It is strange th: none of them felH I'm positive th: some of them must have been struck!” “I dinna doot,” returned the keeper, with the v freedom of his class, “that they were struck wi’ astonish: ment at gettin’ off « ‘3 2x-Speaker of the House and Rep- ive Galusha A. Grow, of Penn- rs old, but he writes nessee, wis sy a, is 73 y without glasses as readily as a boy of 18, The other day he was writing in the secretary's « of the house some ph passes to the reserved gal- some one compli pd sight. “It is b gan to wear Ps as SOON them,” said the veteran Yankee, for b is a native of Connecticut. “I have at home the ones { wore when I was much younger, and they still fit m T use them sometimes for reading the news papers.” HONOR TO VON MOLTKE, o Be Erected Iau. Memorial Statue Se monument lately completed there honor of Emperor William L, in wh the people of the province of Schleswig xpressed their reverence for the char d their acknow ent of the ements of the great kaiser, The norial will te Von h ql whie new mmem Me another member of the trium: virate which influenced so notably the ny during and 71 ut T destines of united Germ: quent to the war n in the year 18¢ rehim, , his father, a Danish gen- ated in the cadets’ agen. At the age an officer, In 1822%he 1 the Prussian servic Lafter ten years’ arduous study and labor was admitted to the general staff. In 5 he went to Constantinople, where 1, Mahmoud IL, formed | n of his genius that t the Roi Meeklenbur had him edu ucademy at ( of 18 he be ent the so high then sult n opin: ersuaded the low Von Moltki ments to the f hi to a to dire tions of the | pro t Turkish cities most in need of then nd also in the war aguinst the Kurds and against Egypt \fter the death of the n 189% he returned to Berlin employed for many years in staff service, and in 1856 bec jutant to Prince Fred- erick William, and in 1858 chief of staff of the army. The of lieutenant neral was confer nis He was respons an of cam paign and the principal encounters of Prussia with Denmark in 1864 and Aus- tria in 18 ompanying Prince Fred. erick Charles to Denmark and King William to Austria, After the battle of Sadowa Von Moltke made every preparation for marehing on Olmutz snd Vienna, but negotiated a five days’ trysoewhich became the prelude to P Taving ‘long epatemplaled the eos: tingeney of a war with France, he was ready with his plans when it suddenly broke nd their execution eved by or t military nation er anot il + miliary nation nly in mak lifferent corps of eparately, U in grappling At oper ineously with nd was of singular calmness, wers were wonderful, vcity of a high order for ch, Like many of the fa eralsof classic ant thers of less remote date ylitz, Blucher, York, “tuseulum, for exam- dG where he in the k, his be nd his ibune. of his private p Creisan;\and there he nal resting place.—Ch in Austria, ent is prepar ad. er r this year t sof the un hat of theology, and alse women who have obtained ves at foreign universities the right of practicising in Austria after amination,— AN OLD-FASHIONED LOAF. Olrestions for Bread Wh Care- tally Followed, WIL Not Path. In many small towns it is so difficult od bread that many house- 1 upply their own ible, could y improve upon their aker, During @ visit to a hospitable armhouse the writer saw and tasted such bread as we dream of, such loaves as we faney our dmothers baked in . and can now cious loaves with half the isly expended on half- The secret consists in hown as a “stort their old-fashioned over make de trouble dd bread, at is ec re” Itisy lock in the sm0! e this way: About five morning par thin erough potatoes to filla pint meas re; boil until soft in of wat In a large jar have one gypftl of flour, one-half cupfal of sugar, and a tablespoonful of salt, Throw the po tatocs and water into the mash all together until smooth; thin gradually with two quarts of lukewarm water and a penny’s worth of good yeast; cover the jar, wrap in 4 blanket, and do not toueh it again un- about a quart r, and now ud say any my , but somehow the the freedom from constraint that previously characterized it.—Cleve- 1 Leader. Not Unctens Jones—The fire escapes on this house seem to be p ments, Smith—I don't know, They abled one man to escape. Jones—Who was he? Smith—A burglar. EEE ty enna et Up-to-Date til the next morning, Set the alarm for five o'clock, and get right up. Have a i There will shortly be erected in the city of Breslau a 1 orthy memorial, | which will form a fitting addition to the | a Line. Owned and Opera tation JER and 6 DICK i Paducah ia 0 wang, Leave M nesday and Priday, Thursday and Sunday. 1 loans every unday HORAPT, Agent, Paducan, Kyt COLORED Thursd CHUR' day school'at 9a.m. 1 re: 7p. m. Kev. C. Burks Chapel, 7th day school 9a in. Preach m. Rev. Buirks, past school 9&8 Mm. Preachiug W. Dupes, pastor Street Baptist hing, ureh am? evenings, 7:30 All R. Cotter, pastor MASONI( Masonite Hall, 222 Bro; Mi Metin Thursda Mt Zi Wednesday evening Surannab Court Ni fourth % Stone Square cond Monday in each month tn each O44 Fellows Hall, s¢ cor Housebold of Ruth third Friday evening in ea: Odd Fellows Ha'l Paducah Lodge Colored Odd Fe Western K ery second h month at lows" Hal tueky Lodg and fourth 1 lored Odd every second and fourth We at Hall over No, ITED BROTHERS 0} No 6— evening 131 Broadway Sisters if the Mysterious T 2—Mee's the first Tu sday 31 Broadway je Temple—Mew e131 3 U.K. T Ceremonial Temp third Tuesday night tn « Golden Ri day in each m wight n Sarai Tabernacie Ni day nights in tne Tabernacle, No hursday nights in ¢ ¢ of Padu ay afternoon 11 ah Tent each Star of P: pm fn each month. Lily of the W pm ineach w Grand Army and fourth Tue 0. kK. 7, Hall ov day nights Mr. Robert Oakley barber shop to the cc and Eightnstreets on high water at the east streety customers. with sugar and ¢innam cut into piec Set them upright, clos p and te san inch bake. t back to the Add salt to th the yeast into t and work it up so stiff the h to m in the dot br pour For the next directions for 4 titute the “starter th the gi + for yeast. I week save exp novice will make Too Per n uptown little gir Tennessee and Ohio Ri INConPonATED. ab ay. Memphis, New Orleans Packet Compe. u. DEPARTMENT. Husband Sireet_ Church (Methodist ‘M. Palmer, pastor, nd Ohio (Methodist) Sun Washington Street Baptist Church —Sunday ap m., Key E church, 10th & Trimble 2 pm, Preaching 3 pm., nford. pastor Trimble Street Christian church—Sunds school, br © m.,, pe %: Su COLORED LODG INDEPEN DENT ORDER OF ODD FELLUWS >. (8—Meets st Grand Master's Council y fourth Friday evening in «ach md Young Men's Pride Lodge Broadway » West Tabernacle rent, Meet the Republic sprinkle on inore sugar, m Cover th very Knew ust a few turns, and 1h Ry eight o'clock the br x “Lain't agoin' t Evansville, Paducah and Cairo Packet 4 by ths r ‘Transpor- Packets (Daily excep JOHN S, HOPKINS lock a. m Line (Daily except ‘OWLER, at 8a, my, FOWLER, Sup Cincinnati tor Memphis at 6 o'clock We Padue fv" Cincinnaul for ny, passing Padu: TW, WISE, Supt. Clncinnatt aching II a.m and ug IT ” m, and 8 p. ep m. tev. Geo, Church.—Sunday a.m. ands p.m Sunday school 9 a Meets every frst month 7th & Adams we’ Hall No. 2R3—Meet uesday evening Fellows Hal >, 1783—Meets ednesday evening ¥ FRIENDSHIP, | Also various temperance | 10th and Madison Streets, Paducah Electric Co M. Broom, er”: ingonporateo ig WLAND, Treas, i N. SECOND ST. a . ‘ow’can turn your tiehtalon any time—whenov6F you apa them. We Over 10 lights to 25 lights, 86c per light per month Over 25 lights to 60 lights, 85¢ per light per montl. These low retes for 24 hours’ service apply when 5th of succeeding month. A. 0, EINSTEIN, Vice Prest. and Mgr. 126 and 128 North Fifth Street, ~~ Near Patwgr House. icycles Agent for Odell Typewriter, P tors, Lawyers, The Only Exclusive Bicycle House in the City. to all buying wheels from us. WHEELS and get Bottom Prices on same. J. R. PURYEAR, Manager. | eee Wall Paper »°; 4 Wirtdow Shades. IN THE LATEST PATTERNS. PROMPT ATTENTI in reach of all, x1VEN TO ALL ORDERS. REIF, “d Street Telephone No. 37) FJ. BERGDOLL, PROPRIETOR——— Paducah : Bottling - Co. AGEN’ CELEBRATED. LOUIS O'BERTS BEER, O/'St. Lotis.|* In kegs d bottles, , drinks—-Soda Cider, Ginger Ale, ete. | Telephon > orders filled until 11 o'clock at night during week and 12 o'clock Saturdsy nights, Telephone 101. PADUCAH,KY. ery second ineach month at "en, St in'each morth at s second Thurs. adway I—sMeets first month and 45, me first 0 §0—Meets second neach month Meets first eh month No. 65, M No. 5. Meets first month. ‘ah Tent Meets second saturday third satarday meets second in each month in Martins barber shop, has moved his yrner of Ohio account of the end ofCourt His earnest atjentips will be giveu to his business jnst‘the same anda satisfactory guarante to all 24m6t. 4 Warm kitenen, ) The Nour by sift ing in a pan; put it on the stove aud tir until the chill is off, Ina bow! beat the whites of two egue, add half a cu ful of sugar and a cupful of bird stir th ust thoroughly; put pint. of it in a fruit jar, seal, and | put in the cellar, Add one pint of the yeast to the mixture in the bow], which, with the addition of flour and salt, will make delicious rolls. For this. pur pose roll out a lump of doygh into a long, narrow strip, 1 mall over with @ little water, then roll thick on, Toll up, and and a half long. « together, in a well rain subject ve remainder of he pan of flour, that, in kne make no imp: ot knead long let itr ud may be put into three big, round loaves; grease over the top and set it near the stove ain, Work out the rolls, and by 9:30 o'clock the bread should be ready to bake, Ip will take about 50 minute in a medium oven, Nextbake the ro! reasing them all as they com the pans, ‘This bread will keep for a sweet, moist crust, and will lust a fam y of six about one week it is, the pint in nny's worth of 1 pint, and by licit directions t 1 of very ter ed me 1 “A banar Hyon that? sth BLAckSMITH AND WILL APPRECIATE YOUR TRADE, | DRINK THE BEST Ft: ———Yop can find ivat—+ DETZEL'S. ——wWhere we keep the fin Whiskies, Wines, Beer, igars, etc RESTAURANT OPEN AT ALL HOURS. EST. “GEN ERAL_IN SURANCE AGENT Telephone 174. “te JONES 4 . Hardware, Cutlery, STOVES, ETC. Give him a call, F, M. Fisuzr, Sec, give opntinuous service day aod night. Wgf6n't use trolley wire currents for lighting. It’s dangerous. \ Our, : ff 4 is{[paid betore PADUCAH CYCLE WORKS... . cle Sundries itable for Ministers, Doc- Riding School free WE invite you to call and see OUR Pop, Seltzer Water, Orange Horse Suoen, Miss 5, Mary B. E, Greif & Co Cor, Court and Market RAILROAD TIME TABLES. poeraes) «| Nashville, Chattanooga & St, Louis Railroad. Papucan Ar. Memphis, Nashville... Chattanooga...) Lv. Chattanooga, Nashville Paducai All wlan diy. rain and ear service bevween Jackson, Memphis, Neanville aed Chattanooga, Tenn. Close eoat v4 fooay fava, Ga.-Jeeksonviile, Fla, asa the Boats east, ‘and to Arkansas, Pexas aad all porate Southwest. For further information ail on bh Ky. E. S. Burnhai, 4 faba Era Jopot ‘eke ee {LLUNOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD LOUISVILLE ANDOMEMPHISODIVISION. 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DANLEY, ‘The Mreat Through OMAHA, PUEBLO, DENVE: TRY THE NEW FAST 1 218 The most direcy line via Memphis to WEST AND SOUTHWEST. Datias Anp Fort Wonrtu, kanwas, and all Western R. T. G. MATTHEWS, S.T.A,