The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 15, 1897, Page 3

Ca Cf HOMGOPATIUST, OMce—¥6 1 Reskdence, 110 Jo ‘Omee tours 10. 1 3, 7.8 A. L, HARPER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 120 8. Fourth, Room No. 2. /_ WALL practice in all the courts of The state y/. Collection of-clatts promply attended to. L. WILLEA, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, Guarino, Kataowen tna, LAZING AND HAnoWOOD FINISHER Teleptione 177, Residence (22 8. 6 Ht Pavuoan, KY 7 rE 4H, G. Harris, L,Crice HARRIS & GRICE, Attorneys - at - Law, 125 8S. Foarth—Upstairs. ftenographer tn Office. J, 0, RUSS, Baggage and Moving Wagons Office at Willetts Livery Stable, Telephone Matil. Effinger & Co Undertakers and embalmers, fuore Telephone 124 130 $ Third Residence Telephone 150 R. M. McCUNE, ornament SiN Painter, With PADUCAH GYCLE WORKS, 126 and 128 N. 5th St. €. A. ISBELL, M.D, OMiee 502 1-2 §, Regidence 723'8, Sixth, Ofice Hours 7:30 to 9 a, m., 1:30 to 3} Pp. m., 6to 8 p.m ST. JAMES HOTEL AT. LOUIS, Rates, $2.00 Per Day. _/foom and Breakiast, $1 00 European Plan, $1.00 Per Day. Goop Rooms. Goop Mrais | Goop SeRvice When you visit ST. JAMES HOTEL Sun a DLP Jerr, M.D, HOF, Witttamson a JUETT & WILLIAMSON, Ofce Hours Office, No 419s Broadway. TrLernone 243, A. S. DABNEY, ® DENTIST. 406 BROADWAY. J, W. Moore, DEALER IN Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Free delivery to all parts of the city. Cor, 7th and Adams, Horse Shoeing a Specialty. All kinds of imperfection in horse's travel corrected, | Do Repalr Work of Every Kind, Work GUABANTEED, Always on hand ready for work. HENRY GREIF. -J, 8, GANSTER, Solicitor of Pension Claims, Veteran of four years in the war of 86 65. Prosecutes claims before the Bureau of Pensions, in aghattention given to reacted case pensions dropped from the Foils, or aoy bush Bows which they Sonal capiral sh aid write ie « all Franchise Notice. ly virtue of the provistons of an Ordinance front ot the ¢ tween the hours ‘ordinance Council reserves th D. A. YEIGER, fy of Padueah Franchise Notice. Ry virtue of an ordinane caus he City of t point where Polat wm to ane end of tbe ray om twelfun atest towsnae theo the hours vod je wale fOr ca bh 10 hand Mine ten wrltvedd Ys Ulu AfOre ‘the franchise a said entitied ordinal gar Counell reserves the righty hie march 16 187 YEISER, Mayor of wwe Oi O: Faducah, =NTS CUT TO PIECES. DR. W. ¢. EUBANKS, | WRITTEN AT RINDOM, indica- On A special dispatch to the ‘*Globe- from Havana (Via Key )says: ACuban guer- in the Gobernodoro Hills, consisting of 112 men under the rsbip of one of the Nunez broth- 8, Was cut to pieces there Saturday ternoon by a Spanish force of 300 command of Col, Melraz. ns were on the march *{toward the seashore to escort an ex- this erying need It seems petabiiy: before many months have dd the gravel roads will be free, Za comparatively ne of commerce avenue This | ment of the protagonists of the pro sting gratitude of the people. There has long heen a disposition to) jen, aud and in many counties, as is only too well known, demonstrated months by both death tion in various now the lawlessness has f review of the gression of the toll gate raiders of entucky is as follows raid was made in Washington county spread to Anderson and F joining counties, a in the two first Woodford and a portion of nty was the next scene Woodford were destroyed Scott and Bourbon were months the work of *}comes from The acts of the y other county. very much wrought up over dividually to sumu then have him 1 attachment if he refuses to come committed to ghnered the mand bat he was w particular juror] INSU RG Inconceivable an Women, rilla |e | The Cub pedition cargo inland and were on the way by the Spaniards. who were up bebind them and th The ( fused to surren¢ ibans fought brs r ly and re ter three hours fi were only twenty Cubans left. ‘Thes with Col, Nunez at their be caped. ‘The 8 sixty-fi The report, 1 par men with a loss of 200, week ago by the Cub they hat looted th dance and a fané An ngo in the public townspeople and the women there to join in with them in the danc report came in yes ish force raided t and kill nof the town, and then outra- geously treated some thirty-odd of the leading Cuban and Spagish wo- men, eighteen of the women being taken The men were arrested, tied up inline, and after bi taunted with having a dance with the Cubans week, were hacked to half-dead wome ght out and compelled to witness the brutal mur- ier of their husbands and relatives. Phe women were all placed in a big me church and kept two mercy of Spanish soldiers (livers, "When the troops left near- y Uwenty of the poor creatures were ompelled to accompany them, ‘The town was set on fire and nearly every building laid low. The Spaniards destroyed w not carry arrival of Geo. We ‘Thursday and ands who are Physicians and Surgeons |: the petty thief ism the rich murderer "}rived there between CAIRO'S BIG PUMP. Something of Expelling Sipe The Argus Tells How it Works,— Kelict in Sight for © moving last night a few Within six minutes after power was applied to and it came in sembled to see the the water commenced f spontaneous!) That ¢ roml was It saw from th of the pump that it w cess and that city would speedily be relieved of the n pai ry suc- i thase waters. She is noted as bein within the levees, The idler to re not been put » the belt had , although it had . hence full, power could not be applied to the pump. 1t was run at In ten minutes time the Penth street with gr 3, and in the course of two hours there the sipe water level on Hallids nue sud Commercial inches or more, avenue of two nelly Wie pling men tn aireteh aa The engine was stopped until for cash in band, to] puting up a frame the franchise described tn performing its important part in the ning the pump. for this emergency, the Common App is no mistake about it, . 3 spent in the reswlt—the most palatable aad effect- ive Chil} and Fever Cure ou the face v Clara has created excitement s the Spauish are very wrathy | s policy of non-action, They at Weyler bas been ‘‘swinging ind the cirele,’’ doing nothing, while the Cubans have been burning plundering, and killing the Spa liers by the score ou all sides, | 1 Weyler reports that all pro- vinces are pacified, Mahy of the | most influential men here in’ Havana are now outspoken in their denuncia- tion of the ¢ policy, and a there the insurg i. To show how fu wnta Clara ys t ara two days before Weyler 0 insu ( and 500 Spaniards, in which the lat- ter were driven several miles toward the enga five, whi the Cubans’ loss was less. ments of this kind, but c simply as ‘ do not amount to anything. One of the gunboats at Cardenas while cruising thirty miles west of there near the coast was sign: shore one night hts and was attacked by a flotilla of fifteen rowboats filled with insurgents. For- tunately for the Spanish, it a moonlight ni of the boats was seen before they got very cl She opened upon them with raptd-fire guns, and four of Spanish crew, with their small arms, »|drove them off, and after half an hour's sharp fighting the insurgents’ boats were compelled to withdraw, ber of men, The Was severely wo ants were Jed and fifteen mon were badly injured, with three kille This is supposed to be the gunbe very t nd well armed, with a ew of about seventy-live men, f the Globe=-Dr. Mendenhall’s Im- proved Chill gad Fever Cure. DuBows & Co. ality Practiced he latter at once charged on the Cabans aken at a great disadvan- tage. A second force of [Spaniards y were thus hemmed in between two fires. It finally grew into an almost individual fight be- tween the members of the forces, and ce contest there l,dash- ed through the Spanish ranks aud os- yinish loss was about ards, in their rifled this and stated they had defeated a Cuban force of 800 A story of inconceivable brutality sulano, in Havan Province. The town was raided a nS, and after stores they had a square, forcing a great many of the The y that a Span- I twenty-five of the leading ays at] COLORED ' S. Burks, past or school # a m W. Dupee, pastor reaching #p im, iev school 9a, m. Rey. W. 8. Bul Paul A. M preaching 11 @ m 7:0 p m., Rev nord, pastor es A.M, E church, 10th & Trimb inday school at? pin., Preach pastor %; Sunday evenings, RR. Cotte the elty and ov nureh, South Fite str eanessee atrects, ev. Jas. A. BWoodw astor, COLORED LODG MASONIC way, Third Floor. Masonic Hall Mt MeGregor La ‘Thursday evenin Mt Zion Lodge Vednesday evening in each month, fourth Monday In each month. each monvh ORDER OF ODD FE: Hows Hall, #@ corner 7th & Adams, Ruth. 4h—Meets ti n cond Mondi Odd Fellows Hal, Padueah, Lodge No. 15ih—Mee and third Monday ineach me Odd Fellows Hall. 1 Meets every sece month at Colored Old Fel Past Grand Master's Connetl every fourth Friday evenin Colored Oud Fellows’ Hal Western Kentucky every second apd f each month at Colot {Oud Fellows Hail Young Men's P at Hall oyer No, 22 Broadway UNITED BROTHERS OF FRIENDSHIP st le and fourth Me 131 Broadway Sisters if the Mysterious Ten, st a S the first Tussday in'each month is i ay day in each month, avta t wa U.K nial Temple No. night in each month food they | y with them | ler at} jpmine, in General and his Star of Pa pm in each Lily of t Grand Army of the F and fourth Tuesday nights KT, Hall over Alartin.s barber sh States will not withhold the |pointment of F. M. Fisher post- master of Paducah, Ky., on account | of the fillibustering of the Kentucky Legislature. The appointment is in order, — Sixty-three or fight. The Hunterites are going to fight it out icthat if he is kept | in in the Province is pacified a fight occurred | an fifteen miles from Santa| -| ents | Santa Clara, and had to send a courier for aid. ‘The Spanish loss in| ement was over seventy- Gen. Weyler does not report engage- them errila outbreaks’? that }ly up-to-date led to gut, and the character if it takes all the summer. fast and will be able to be out soon erel from a severe attack of fever. tonight. corner of Seventh and Adams streets. a pleasant evening and also enjoy ac and veranda inthe back ground “In the Baggage Coach Ahea¢ Thought | Was a Winner, ments 1s well known to the public » home talent. Respectfully, Procvon & Buapsuaw, Infanta Isabel No. 2, as she is in} } man cl of treache: against us the moun’ ever hum Negro history has solved the n problem white man hia Jems for Caucasian brains, I know of no element in noble hu- wter which is not found io the negro race. Indeed, be has been placed under greater strain of con- science and taxed more severely in y than any other race known to history. Did it ever occur to you that the jSouth is even wild in its praises of negro fidelity in the days when it was prostrate in civil strife and its defenseless women and children com- mitted to the care of the of the South? Is there a single or infidelity recorded Did it ever occur to you that the northern soldier could always trust his life in the hands of a black man wherever found? (Is there a single case of treachery oriptidelity recorded against us by the North? | He would defend and fe honor and inte, tress’? committed to bis ¢: army by Prof, W. H, Council at the fore corner stone laying of the negro building, Nashville, Tenn, ‘There was a dramatic incident in esterday afternoon toward: > the close of a long and uninteresting debate on the ill to suppress mob vivlence, The bill was introduced the house by Representative J, H. Dickinson, for Bole by Oehischlaeger & | the colored member of Wayne coun- Walker ty’s delegation, and is a copy of the ‘DR. W. H. NELSON oar sician and Surgeon, DEPARTMENT. hodint) ~Sun a.m and EASTER SU IN Lae ular lighting circuit. oxlist) Stun. m, and 8p. | r Washington Street Baptist Church;--Sunday Hot. B “Messi Seventh Street Maptist, Church.—Sunday a. m. and § p.m. | hureh Sunday school 9 a ple Christian chureh—Sunday lmble, Street Chek Wureh—Sun lynch ings and | Paducah Eleetric Co.) the county in every amendment points by Repr o. e-Moets’ every first one while tial sannah Court No. %, Ladies—Meets every ¢ Square Lodge No, 5—Mects every se ows and Priday evening in each month at Colored every rat | Of that erime in Mat Colored ah P trlarehs No 79.G UO 0 F— 1 Fri trvening in each | Protect white prisone , Lawyers, y Exclusive Bicycle House in the City. from us. WE invite you to call and see OUR WHEELS and get Bottom Prices on same. J. R. PURYEAR, Manager. .—Meets in each month at lar measures tect my people in aker warmed up to fo. 2RaL— Meets y evening In » high that it through the capitol scores of people WHEN YOU DRINK DRINK THE BEST —— You can find it at. DETZELS. ——Where we keep the finest-of — Whiskies, Wines, Beer, Cigars, etc RESTAURANT OPEN AT ALL HOURS, Lodge No, 1783—Meets every second and fourth Wedoesday evening N No 6}—Meets every second yevening ineach month at ,| to Representative Dickinson He pictured the wrong Golden Rule Temple—Meets second Thura-| © Which the ¢ away Said the pare its third read AND LITERARY. third saturday Surely the President of the United PROMPT Mr. 8. T. Overton is improving Mrs. Mary D, Rucker has recov- Abyssinia was ch Mrs, Emma Morton and Mr. Rob- os ert Dunlap will be united in wedlock The trastees of Mt. Zion Masonic Lodge,No. 6, are contracting to im- prove the lodge’s property on the On tomorrow night the big concert and cake walk will take place at the opera house, If you wish to spend an, bright entertainment, strict- don't fail to be on hand. The scene to be used in the cake walk will be a handsome one, representing a grand reception room in New York, with garden, balustrades Saturdey nights Among the solos introduced will be experimental eral others, Seats now on sale at VanCulin’s, The reputation ‘of the them were sunk and a great many|imanagers in getting up entertain- men drowned. The other — boats dashed forward, and an attempt was made to board the — vessel. The Lay aside your prejudice and encour- Paauid haalvat | |that is handled in this country WAR ON ANIMALS, in just what we say problem from the negro side. There having lost seven boats and a num-| still remains the Caucasia nish Captain | In view of what the negro hs led, two lieuten- | for this country—in view of what the done for the negro will the white man continue and en- Jlarge the work of encouragement to this struggling race? — Or will he use Jthe shot gun instead of the Holy Bible? the bloody kuife iustead of the spelling book? ‘These are prob- done i pea JAS. A. GLAUBER’3 ‘Livery, Feed and Boarding Stable Cor. Third and Washington. E. JONE |) TELEPHONE : iM. lardéare Cutlery, Tinware STOVES, ETC. black men case tssold inis- lle would hide the cattle and food and | valuables iu the hollows and in the thickets, and then pilot th these hidden goods safely ns cutof danger, Has n nature been so taxed be- Give him’a call, through (ENERAE IN AGENTS. ... . »| Telephone 174. accustomed hau met with but seldom NY. § K § min eep Cool this Summer, Our day service enables you to run fans off of reg-| Attach fan to any electric light socket in any room. No dangerous high voltage pow- er or railroad cireuit in your store or residence. Day and Night Service, Store lights, 80 to 40c per mo.) 19 to 28c Electric Fans, $1.60 Price of current for lights depends on number station. Res. a INCORPORATED, A. CO, EINSTEIN, Vice Prest. and Mgr. ; PADUCAH CYCLE WORKS. 125 and 128 North Fifth Street, Near Parmer Hovsr. Window Shades. IN THE LATEST PATTERNS. ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS. =| WW. S. GREIF, Third Street. J. BERGDOLL, ———PROPRIETOR Paducah - Bottling - Co., AC Telephon orders filled until 11 o'clock at night during week and 12 o'clock Telephone 101. | 10th and Madison Streets. The place to get the best PLANO for the least money ; HOWARD BROS., 417 N. 6th St. WE HANDLE THE BEST PIANO a piano that will last We give you the best guarantee All goods sold on easy payments taken Ar escuaue Howard Bros., Quick sales and small “ate our motto . FINE DRIVERS AND SADDLE HORSES, Elegant Carriages and Turnouts} ——SKLLS— ESTABLISHED 1864,—e Miss, Mary B. E, Greif & Co, | 1v. Padaoah, High Grade Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries Typewriter, Price $20.00. Suitable for Ministers, Doc- Teachers, and in reach of all, Riding School free Telephone No. 871 South and West lines to CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, | CELEBRATED “Louis. O’BERTS BEER, Of St. Louis. In kegs and bottles, drinks——Soda Pop, Seltzer Water, Orange making direct « A DUCAH,KY, Nash ile, “Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad. 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