The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, August 14, 1897, Page 3

Lp nesta Jabitahed 1865, Johnson of all kinds, Papucau, . ° “tnerporated Foundry and Machine Co. (eaten ‘nd Dealers in Steam Engines, Boilers, Houss'Fronts, Mill Machinery And Tobacco Sofews, Brass and Iron Fittings, Castings Kentvoky, E. THALMUELLER, Fine Boots and Shoes Made to Order. Propairing of ait Hokom peice. Utve 400 Broaway Brinton B. /Davis, 4 neatly doneat Hock a Trial, ARCHITECT. When in Metropolis Log ae the butcher oneday when the old STATE HOTEL], | called tor the ‘steenth time, We'll Jusi go into the ‘country’ 1.50 eh dl Be PY SG TO sausage business, 1'll make the German Nat. Between ith td 6th on Ferry xt, ST, JAMES HOTEL LourIs,— Rates, $2.00 Per Day. Room and Breakfast, $1.00. European Plan, $1.00 Per Day. Goop Rooms. Goop Mzats. Goop Sxrvics. When you vialt St, Louls stop at 8T. JAMES HOTEL HROaDWaY amp WaLnut, hireet cars direct to Hotel HARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.D, Physician and Surgeon Ome Rours TioPe m.1osp. m Office, No, 419 ‘e Broadway, Horse Shoeing a Specialty. All kinds of imperfection in ® horse's travel correct 1 Do Repalr Work of Eve ted, ry Kin Woux Guanantexp, Always on haod ready for work. HENRY GR EIF, J, S. GANSTER, Solicitor of Pension Claims, Veteran of vom Beng in the war of Prosecutes claims before the Bureau of Pensions, To soldiers. idows of soldiers of the war of pensions drovped {vom the rolis, oF any bust Bens which they Gente ted at the Pitusburg, Abg. 1 and fitfal showe.s contro lto the fecliug of depression which existed at {m aut wansac capital should write me orj give men 5.—A leaden sky ]"q for} the miners’ camps at Tuitle 4} bef Plam creeks today The ur \° dled together for shelier under the comissary tents, and, having nothiag else to do, put in the time smoking | @y, and discussing the suike in all its 1 ‘The spirit of agg -essiveness er, has largely died out. The] Bj ! grim determination to stick it] resui fut until siarvation briogs defeat, or | here heir efforts victory, is apparent, but | Cro there are a0 proposijions to attain | ive their end hy foxe or to go contrary | avd to the sheriff's orders. publ men all realize that in oppos- | iyma elaw as /represeated by the and his deputies tiey wou'd out tue same success as in batting their heads nst a stone wall, They have bo cular love for the deputle absence of that pa alibough t caustic tween the factions that has ¢ terized former strikes There was no marching this worving. ‘This has custom at all it had been lers of ail ietly until a been the usual Sunday the camps, but even if otherwise the stict strike leaders to wait « ter Monday woul have prevented them, Sunday has ysually been used eby the men to do missionary work SP ainong the work'yg miners.” Nove Pat them aitempted to see any work- men today, and kept severely away from the compaby houses, AGAINST H STRIKE LEADURS, ty Judge Injunction Gyanted Different ackson ta By Cases. Va., Aug. 15, ve at ti Parkersburg, W. Va., & dd our FALL STYLES In all designs and colors, ready for your inspection, Finest line of Picture Mouldings in the Unity, portuni Ul: the They're in now Have you seen the latest? A YARD OF FACES. Prices Reasonable for GOOD work, L. P, BALTHASAR, 423 Bway, Under Params House Bank, ~| side there and sell jt.’’ pmpt and rough Btlention given to rejected cases and We're a the first to show WITTEN AT RANDOM. It is a well tools fact that most housewives show € partiality tows ards country ucts, ‘*Country’’ hams, “cou butter, and “coun. try’ sa nee, and a great many “country” other things, no doubt, area great deal better than those made ny where else, in the estim: tion of a greatmany. ‘The imagi tion of @ person ia stich instances no doubt has s great deal to do with his predilections, and» oftentimes, perhaps, “country * butter is better than ‘‘town’’ butter or any other kind, just because peopl imagine it is. Mr. Julian Greer,’ the well known butcher, relates/a laughable experience of his yn illustrating precisely the point indicated above. A year or two sgo an old yokel who had become most too ancient to farm, made application to him for a job as aasintant butcher, He said he had head it was a good trade and wanted tof learn it by working for nothing. The butcher reasoned with him and dsed every endeavor to dis- suade him, but the old fellow was resolute, and seemed determined to do something about a meat shop, ff it was no more than ‘‘tote off the bones and sich like,’’ as he himself expressed ft. “T'll tell you what ll do,” said sage, and you'll rent a bench oat So the compach was made, and they went ,into the business. Mr Greer always grgund the sausage for his own trade #wo or three times, seasoned it / well with pepper, spice, wte/, = but he knew it would neyer do to make ‘‘coun- try’ sausage that way ; for this he procued an old rusty tin boiler, real izing that a bright, new one would not look ‘‘rural’’ enough, and every day made it full of sausage that w ground only once, and seasoned with big \grains of pepper and «age making a mixture that contained many huge lumps that would have totally unfitted 1) for ‘town’ sau- sage. ye the way that sausage went! Every day it was sold almost lena Se —— Stubblefield, all to pieces.” These do’] Evansv dirt ets hot represent all the reéent murders, Owned and Operated by the however, as there have been half tamale and Ohio River Transpor- dosen, perhaps, during the past year, tition 6 in which no arrest was made, thookscaaten ckot COLORED taf hi CHURCHES, A colored woman told her troubles E and Street Church (3 to the police yesterfuy. Some one| ‘valk had ‘‘called ber out of her name’’ r a 1 and threatened to smite ber with a ES. Burks, pa . fence post, and she wanted a warrant 4 (Dally exe v mvot Tap iat C for murder, or something equally as badd, She first importuned Judge San- déra, who told het that business was v0 ‘ nd JUIN S, HOPKINS | W. Duy 9.40 is. m | ally except 80 good with him that he had as much| Btanbor “Behe ; as he could attend to, but that his atten’ M. F churc h aged friend, Judge Winchester, over = pm ! i on Legal Row, bad not bad acase in| GLARKE KILLED MILLER Frintie Street Christian chur a week, and he asked her, as « matter Jim ea A weaned of charity, to go before the justice to| {ou oe oe ; She followe b | get ber warrant, hind Wi . mele {nstruetion and Went around. Chief Witness In the Dugan Trial Consuming an hour of the justice’s Shot by a Showman Near nap-time in relating her woes he per- ive ceived there was nothing in the case, | Middlesborough. and advised her to return to Judge ieee Sanders, Thus she was kept going)... she ‘ te until she entirely forgot that her life| 7d toShoot Ris Way Into th ere N After had been threatened and that she had} — Cireas but Was Stopped been ‘‘called out of her name,’’ and re Ma x directed all her resentment toward! 5 the officials for their duplicity. tanto “el nenunah Co tad of Cumberland Gap, ‘Tenn., Aug. * No, s—M "To coincidences superstition pro- | 13.—This town is stirred by the bably owes {ts origen | most sensational happening in its! Up at the county jail there is a/rather prosy history, Last night a] ji...) game hen of which Deputy Jailer| bullet cut short the career of ‘Bill’ diy was very fond up to the time) Miller, the one witness in the Dugan murder case whose evidence was ex of his death, and daily fed with his own hand, pected to prove the guilt or inno. Since the popular officer’s death |cense of John Dagan, the alleged the hen has never laid ,au egg neur| slayer of Sheriff John Colson the ground. The first ‘day she goi Miller, as well as some friends of into the forks of @ tree and theig| Lis, was considerably intoxicated left an egg, and for sdveral days| and he, with Gillis Jotinson, of Hel! used temporary nests 02 roofs and! county pressed their way inte W. C other high places, and she has kept} © lark’s cireus, and would not pay it up to this good day. ‘The colored | Some of the best citizens asked the men and trusties about the jail of citeus people to concede this te then course take a very superstitious view) rather than have trouble, which they of thefowl’s recent aberration, and|did. After the main performance connect it in some way with the de-| was over, all were asked to retire ex- | X | cept those who desired to remain for puty jailer's death we the concert, which would only be 10] tay! . , m4 cents more. Miller would not pay >t , The tarmers, of this section at) oa was put outside. In a few Riv f a Geremmontal ; least, have reason to rejoic e over the | utes he returned, having with him M.| ¢ %. excellent tobacco crops. The plants |» Witjiams aad Gillis Johnson, and | *2¢tutra ; ere are fine all over the county, and | started 16 forea, KM Wavild, Hiei there are no insects yet prec ila young Clark, son of the proprietor. |. Matsiine 7° No 2-3 to menace them. There are o' told him he must pay or stay out. | tis or pe as fast as it could be weighed out, three pounds for a quarter, and the old fellew, whose country appear- ce added to the charms of the sau- sage, was tickled to death over his success, which was prolonged throughout several weeks, Now that the cat is out of the bag, itis provable that all the butchers will next winter go into the sausaye business. The story shows, how- ever, what fools we mortals be, and how appearances can impose on our credulity and deceive us Along the same line another inci- dent is recalled to mind A few days agow bewhiskered gent from gome solitary section be yond came to the eity to sell awagon lond of water melons, He was re- ailing all that weren't filcbed by bad boys from the lind end of the wagon while he was plugging & melon on the front end, at five and ten cents each, fe drove up in front of one house sod shoyted: “Want any nice country water millions? The lady of the house’ cond ed to step out long enoug: e titionaly reply, “‘No; but if you have any that were raised in town I’d like to have two or three’’ oa vend. fi Baker -Chas. ishéatrets, at the Palmer, is a sound sleeper, accerd- ing to what the Palmer House cui- sane force is telling on him today. He dozed off on the back porch this morning about 6 o'clock, with his pipe in his mouth and some one stole his shoes off his feet and his pipe also, while he slept. He is of the opinion yhat some wag did it as joke, but whether it is a joke or uot, it proves that for sound sleeping he takes the bakery. There will be five or six murder cases on the docket at the fortheom- ing term of circuit court. Among the most important of these are the cases against Robt, McGill, charged with killing his wife, Dr, Reuben Burrows, for performing criminal operation resulting in death, and Hannah House, colored, charged with an offense similar to the above 1) The first two have Yeen indicted but the last has not, There are also Mom Hodges, an idiot, charged Avith killing Lottie Hale, Rob Suyth, colored, charged obt. Mollett with an pests tg q ot with killing ‘awitiat] “alley gun,’f and George Winston, tany {| colored, whp cut his mistress, Vina nated | When the Doctor mf? ; i Orders Wine you should get Mall Gi the’best. We have it.§ ‘ent art uviiy Pure fully matured California general” Post, Sherry. Claret, Angelica, of the Miscatel, Catawba, Madeira, shousad ‘Tokay and Mala, nau located . Gace Price 50c,75c and §! a Quart “The the fall | ‘ii & Walker om==| 5th & Broadway. lates L, WILLER, HOUSE AND SIGR\ PAINTER, GRAINING, KALSOMINE GLAZING AND TTARDWo: ‘Telephone 177, Residence 622 86 St. 3 Povisien} puoaw, KY Kadacate Yo Candy Gal ure conat pati er. 0.0, fail, drug bred one course a tew crops that might be be’ stir, with an oath, enid he would ter, but experts say at lenst _three- | co in, pulled his pistol and started to} fourths, and probably seven-eighths, | "idwn on Clark, but Clark was|® ot all tobacco this year wil be) 1 quick for biu and fired first, the |, 2% good. fy ball taking effect inthe rightlung and| 1 f . coming out just beck of left shoulder | Here isa case of moral woe: A} Williams also was shot left! The 'TrilbyS will novel case was tried in the circuit! hyn and it is thought asin Mrs. @. on, court at Dixon, Jesee White, @ min-! jot in the left leg. Only three shots | Har tbbet. ‘ ister of the gospel, was fined $29 for| wore fired in all, Clark tled and has} ing disturbing religious worship. White) pot been seen. Several showmen ar ‘ was conducting # sanctified meeting | under arrest, but 1% is understood t M * a at Chalybeate church. The church} jut man is still at large 1 Point ex r iad made a rule that no young man] “Clark gave a good performance, | Wil Vit R 3 should sit on the women’s side of the| considering the size‘of the show,and, | house, and when one Mr. Crooks) ey far as can be learned, he at Phe / came in with # girl and took a seat) nis employes acquitted then aa ¥ beside her the minister left the pulp {| gentlemen during Weir stay here,and | aneted M, To and arrested him. Crooks made} 4, more trouble is anticipated. at 11 Copsi some resistance, which caused a dis: Mik death will cut quite Subje Pais 1 turbance, for which White was fined. | 4, wate te tts hs! of J¢nh agen forf tian Voyage A i | thie killing of John ©. Colson at Mid- | pre A contempoary as a last jab at the | dlesbor 1a few weeks sgo, whi | The e sewerage, advances the insane objec -| trial is in progress at Barbourville. | | ' Miller was the main w s for the os rf tion that if the etreets are dug up at the year the noxiou: s| proses ution and some thought 4 Colson accidently while shoc diseases, at Dugan. *Miller was a kit If any more disease cau result] hearted, industrious man, who from the clay twelve or fifteen feet) this, made many friends. He leaves below the surface than from the slime | « wife and two small children or filth en the surface, with which} William Miller, the ride the gutters now reek, the majority of | was a resident of this 7 citizens will no doubt favor abandon-| was the owner of the Cave Spring ing the sewerage and leaving Padu- distillery; in 1892 and 1893 wa cab entirely. | mayor of Harrogate, and was justic = — J of the peace for Claibourne county IMPROVEMENT NOTES. | Tenn, from 1890 to 1892 time of vill reault in an epidemic of} ki! {i this gases residence in P terday service He To Catro August | Several New Buildings Contem- | plated and Some Being Constructed. arrange- re sre | Labor Day Celebration. ts made b Bradley bas issued the fol | (he ex ’ ng proclamation: ‘Ia accord stoi ance with the custom and as 8 tri-Jeauiner ex Architect 8. B. Davis is proparing | Cute to the laborets of the Common- | Chattanooga plane for the Odd Fellows’ new three- | Wealth, the 6th day of September story building, to be erected where|¢xt is hereby named as Redfus’ saloon now stands, on South | Day.” hird street between Broadway and | Court. ing ample Mr. A, Pulle m here to Cairo on This is the Inst 8 to run iov. nents hare hee the mc vable at has left Paducab this ar pwd is expect Li A Big Shaft Breaks. go with us Wau The big line shaft at the Sowell Manager LLENS. Councilman Fred Kamleiter’s hand-| mill broke yesterday afternoon, tem- some new residence on Court street! porarily depriving about 25 men of is fast nearing completion. {employment. It may be severa —— | days before it can be repaired Mr, Kd Noble's new residence, | i mentioned yesterday, now in proce s of erection in the West End, will be one of the ficest, as well as the pret tiest, in the city. The cost will be about $6000, NEWS NOTE! Accord records lover 55 per cent, haudise, both ports. o treasury depart Britivn vessels are carrying of the Americar imports aud ex SOILED DOVES Take & Quarter’s Worth of Mor- phine, Judge Cantril granted the motion jot Insurance Contmissioner Comin ‘gore for a receiver fur the Kentucky Life and Accident Tusurance Com- vay. Kate McCameron and Wood. damsels of Madame Pearl Wilson's baguio, on West Court, ook # large quantity of morphine » Bradley Thursday wrote out yesterday afternoon. ‘Tbe McCam-| 80 order removing from oitice Dr. 8 eron took it because her lover had! Scott, superintendent of the Fast- been barred frem the house, and the|°? ie Asylum st Lexington, other woman took her sliare through {88 Dr. Melvia Rhorer, first sympathy puro aud s'mpl> j aut physician at the same istitution. ‘The women took parcicular pains} There 1s no intimation as to who will to disclose their action to the other} %¢ the new sppointees. The cases inmates of the house, but owing to} *s@iust Dr. Rhover and Correspond- the demorslized copdition of the two} ¢at McClure at Lexington, girls’ veracity, thay were not be-| Ut of the publication of Dr, Scott's Neved: |‘«write-up” receipt, were dismissed. Sixteen speshing appointments io Western Kentucky have been er- ranged for Capt. J. K. Hindman, the National Democrativ nominee for Clerk of the Coui! of Appeals, The rst is on August 25th and the last Myrtle Christ.’’ As we lay everybody mut. wil e assist Asse 10. olblone (bay. wits found | unconscious, and) now owe their lives ad- to Dr. Robertson and @ copious ministration of dtugs. ry) net, 1 umber 11th. When these ap- baa | . tn » nts have been strong. Al : teed. Hooklet end sample free Address | Vi! nade. Ch un , of eauo or New York ;t » Cam pmmittee, wil Sterling Kemedy Co, C ROTH AGOL soon anaout ny list of spenkers } who will take the stump about Sep tember Ist Another One Stole the Coal From Gampbell-Mutyibill, Equality, I.; Feb. 8th, 1897, Will Hodge, colored, charged | ”” ye .atghvientath kean ee with stealing coal trom the Campbell- Mulvibill yards, aod Harriet John- son, charged with receiving for on your Iipfroved Qhill and Cure durtig the year, her purchased (wo (2) gross. I find the wa use the same, were presented | PUrchased two (3) ergs ramive " " preparation gives gabd satisfaction his morning in Judge Sanders’ court and the demand is steadily increas and upon trial acquitted, ing. Yours tfuly, The evidence developed the fact hat the coal was stolen by a colored man who has since skipped. G, A. Bountann, and innie! Ilatt For timbers, joists\_scantling rough boxing, go to. th Veneer & Pavkage Co. 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