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

. Pe wen The Sun has the largest daily circulation in Paducah. Advertise in it. ~ THE PADUCAH DatL ¥ ‘SUN. i i VOLUME 1—NUMBER 292 ———————— IN SPORTING — PRESENT STANDING OF CLUBS. Ciube— Played Won Lost Per Con Boston... ea Salmore 70 Cinefnmatt im New York on Cloveland. BT nieuwe Pitsburg Houtaville. | — Puiladelphia, Broo: lyn Washington St, Louis The Big Blue-Riibbon Bicycle Meet. THE NIBHT RAGING RESULTS, J. L. Chiles, of the County,\in a Bad Predicament. Basebal, ete..-Maytern Starts To- . Killed @ Neighbor's Mog and Day™-Races Tonight, apd om Threw It Into a Ravige.--Ex- citing Moonlight Episode. OF INTEREST TO THE GENEGAL PUALIC. a Mr. C. C, Pei ent who owns a saw mill in fhe county about seven miles from /the city on the Cairo road, has missed several hogs lately About 11 o'clock last aight he heard the cravk of a gun, a plercing squeal from \a pig in F. L. Chites fleld a short ididigaos away, and when be ran out he thapght he saw a man carrying the animahaway. He summoned two\or three men about the place, and vaving reason to suspect Chiles, went tothe latter's house, and It fs alleged, say the latter tun around and disappear im the back door, When he knocked, Chiles ap. peared at the front door and pretend- ed that he had just gotten out of bed “You shot one of my hogs. did you do it for, did it do anything to you?”’ demanded ‘Thofmpson. Chiles denied shooting the hog, and Mr. Thompson left several men there to guard the house, and came to the city. He awoke Justice chester and took gut a search war- rant, leaving for ome with it before sunrise. ‘The Blue Ribbon biggcle meet be- gins tomorrow at ye aBelle Park bicycle track, and should be liberally patronized. Lt ds the first venture of its kind, aud geserves substantial re- Cognition. A grand parade will take place in the afterndon, forming at Tully's office on Legal Row atl o'clock. All wheelmem, and wheelwomen are invited to Jolin aud make a big showing. The entries for tliaraces are: FIneT DAY, Wapnespat, avoust 18, One mile novice.—Leake Thomp- son, Parker Chastain, Ailen Ash- craft. One-fourth mile oper.—Owen Tully, Robt. McCune, Robt. Rivers, R.S. Dawson, Harry Castle, Leon Gleaves, B. B. Clarke, Walter Wil- kins, Ben Starr, Moses Starr. One-fourth wiles-(Boys under 18 years of age.)—Ropbt. Rivers, Harry Castle, Allen ‘Asheratt. One mile emateur open—Owen What Tully, Robt./ McCune, KR. 8, Daw. Mesnwnile Qovstable Anderson son, Harry Castle,’ Fred Hisey,| Miller had been sent for, and when Leake Thotipson, Leon aves, B.| Mr. Thompsoy arrived with the B. Clarke, Walter Wilkins, BeuStarr,|S¢arch warrant the constable was there ready to serve it. Chiles seemed ill at ease, and as if he wanted nothing to do with the search, but the constable compelled him to go along For quite a while they were unsuc- cessful, but finally found Mr. Thomp- son's hog at the bottom of a deep | Moses Starr. One mile MoCracken county cham- pionship—(For boys under 18 years old—$15 gol medal)—Robt. " Riv- ers, Harry Castle, Emery Hobson, Allen Asboraft. One mie amatent oper—Owen Tally, Robt. McCune, R. S. Daw- w, Fred Hisoy, B. B. Clarke, Wal-| gulch, where it had been thrown by ter Wilkins, Ben Starr, Moses Starr.| Chiles. Not content with having SFCOMD DAY, TURSDAT, 409. 19, shot it, he bad split it open. Quarter-mile open amateur,—|, Seeing that further denial was use- Owen Tully, Robt. McCune, Robt. |!) be owned up, saying that he found the hog in his field, had no dog and could not get ft out, and in sudden heat and passion shot the hog. Rivers, Harry Castle, Leake Thomp- son, Leon Gleaves, B. B. Clarke, . B. Jones, Wilkins, Ben Si rfc ag hey Men Teme | He cut it to make certain it was Half-mile open amaceur.—R. §,}‘¢ad, and then, not knowing what Dawson Harry Castle, Fred Hisey, |“ to do wi ‘it, threw it iuto the Leon Gleaves, B. B. Clarke, E. B, | T#¥!Be: Jones, Walter Wilkins, Ben Star,], The constable, ateompanied by Mr Moses Star. Thompson, came to the city at noon, One. mith MeCrecken _ cousty and & warrant Was issued against Chiles charging bim with maiming and killing cattle, the penalty for which is a fine of from $10 to $1000, or one to twelve months’ imprisonment. Chiles was taken before Justice Winchester at 2 o'clock this after- noon and waived examiration, being held in the sum of $100. He ex- ecuted bond for his appearance at next term of court. MR, THOMPSON RETIRES, As Managing Editor ofthe Eve- ning “News.” championship, $15.00 gold medal,— Owen Tully, Rabt. McCune, Robt Rivers, Roy 8. Dawson, Harry Castle, Emery Hobson, Fred Hisey, Leake Thompson, Leon Glesves, B. B. Jones, Walter Wilkins, Allen Ash- craft, Bea Star, Moses Star. This race will have to be run {o two beats, three to qualify is each beat. Ovemile amateur open.—Robt. McCuno, Robt. Rivers, Harry Castle, B. B. Clarke, Walter Wilkins, Ben Star, Moses Star. » Boys ten years and under, Quar- ter-mile open, handsome silver cup. Five required to enter. Eatry not necessary until race is called. Me. Jas. BE. Kobertson Assumes Personal Coatrol.--Mr. thomp- son Has No Definite Plans. ‘There was a large crowd cut to wituess the excellent races at the fair grounds last night. ‘The track was well and satisfacto- rily lighted, which was very gratify- ing, but there are yet more lights to be put in. The races are becoming very pop- ular, and a great many ladies aud children attend them. Last night's results we ; First race, one-balf mile—Finis, first; Apewan, second ; Imp Quigley, third. Second rage, five-eighths mile— Cosena, first; Too High, second; Cora T, third. Mr, Henry E. Thompson, who had been managing editor of the evening “News” since its first iseue in 1872, last night dissolved his connection with that paper, and today Mr. Jas, E. Robertson, who owns the con- trolling interest, assumed personal, business and editorial management of the paper. Mr. Thompson is one of the best known newspaper men in Kentucky, and his years of successful direction Third race, three-fourth mile—fof the destinies of the Paducah Moses Solomon, first; Bill Arp, 8ec-}«News’’ amply demonstrates his ond; Daddy Reed, third. ability. He had been with the paper since the day it was established, and if there is anything he does not knew about a newspaper, in any depart- ment, it is something, paradoxically, that does not exist. Mr. Thompson has no definite plans for the future, but his host of friends here will wish him success in whatever he undertake: GUN GLUB SHOOT, The trophy shoot of the Paducah Gun Club took plage at LaBelle Park yesterday afternooy, ‘The re- sult was as follows: First shot—twenty-five birds per man fer the club medal—Brutua, 22 and medal; Lang, 19; Dr. Winston, 17; Dr. Rivers, 17; Fowler, 14; Bailey, 14; Bob Reeves, 14; 'D. T. Lewis, 14. Second shoot —twenty-five birds per mau-—Dr, Rivers, 21; Dr. Wins- ton, 20; Lang, 19; Brutus, 17; Bailey, 16 ; Dr. Hansbro, 14; Lewis, 4; Fowler, 14. DEFECTION SPREADING, Twenty-Five Hundred Men Quit Work in Eastern Pennsylvania. Hazelton, Pa., Aug. 16.—Twenty- five hundred minera of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre collieries in the Honey Brook district went on strike this morning, and ata meeting to- night resolved in @ body vo stand to- gether, Thisis the first defection among the miners of Kastern Penn- sylvania, Apart from the wage question the men dewiand the dis- charge or transfer of Superintendent Jones, and the feeligg against him is so strong that he moves about with aa armed escopt and his house is guarded day avd night, —— The excursion to Chicago an- nounced by the Illinois Central _rail- road for August 25th isthe best and cheapest of the season. Train leaves at 12:10 noon, of the date named, and is good to return until August Sist, giving seven days in Chicago, Only $5 for the round trip, tf MAYFERN STARTS TODAY, Mayfern, Allen & Boswell’s little trotter, which has, won three suce sive purses within the past two weeks, noder the guiding hand of tisiner William Highfield, starts today at Todependence, Ia., in # $1000 trot. ier many friends here hope she will come out an easy Winuer, a& she has in other races, Dyersburg starts the latter part of the week, perbapy. GAMES|YESTERDAT, Baltimore, 14; Brooklyn, 5, Boston, 5; Washington, 2, Pittsbarg, 3; Leuisville, 2. New York, 7; Philadelphja, 2 me TODAY, SCHED Philadelphia at New York. Washington at Boston. Brooklyn at Baltimore. pany will not secure the Evs division of the lease. Louisville, and again Saturday, when} been decided on. the train returns to pay off. Sullivan and party, of Chicago, ar-| Paducah rived from the St. Louis division this afternoon at 2:50, en route to Evansville division. spending a few days with his parents. It is the first time he has been off in several months, in this morning to take out the spe- cial with Geg. Supt. party. and in good working order at shops, and five new men have been| turn about 8 o' ‘clock tonight. | added to the force since yesterday, | ant Mr. Rowell, has the treasury nois Central, cessor is given above. 4495 miles of rail tive years about 1660 mile have been| added, an increase of An extension of about 70 miles would | on. the PADUCAH, KENTUCK KY, bring the Illinois\Central to the capi- | tal of Tennessee, aad the papers of | Nashville are urging the building of the extension. Mr. M. R, Sp , for six years general agent of tue Ilinois Central SOON SETTLED, se “Dat Little Was the Mut ter toferuanitni’? | at New Orleans, bus resigned, an Dis'greemint” inthe Ho will engage in the manufacture of ho’s Pa'ace Ci sugar. Lhe Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen now members, ao increase of abgut 8000 during the year. The receipts for the year were $129,344, Secretary Arnold says nearly all of the members are now employed and many of them are re- ceiving jacreased fie Supt on arrived this morning from Louisville, aud will probably join General Supt. Sullivan on his tour of the Evansville Division this afternoon AN OFFICIAL WiSIT THIS AFTERNOON, — Conductor James,\of the Mlinois} Roadmaster A. T. Sabin arrived Central, relates a laughable experi-| this morning. The barning of the ence he had a few days \ago with a| pile driver at Whive Plains afew days colored tramp. He discovered, somewhkre between river front tra Memphis and Fulton, that)a darkey] (gy Inspector Pat Kilcoyne fs on had gotten into an empty box car tO] tne sick list, steal a ride, aud fastened the door | so as to succeed withoumolestation.}| One of the largest freight cars The conductor got hig/pistol and fever seen iz good stick, and forced his way into] Union Depot yards this morning. It the car, having his porter wait on]was one of the big blue Menasha tle outside. Woeodenware Company’s cars, for He found tha’ negro crouched it one corner, and slid the car door} towered six or eight poles, It is likely McDonough, two of the most popu lar members of the late Casino troupe, leave tonight for Louisville Mr. Fiske and Miss Mc)onough engaged to go with the Lavelle Park troxpe, but have decided, as they in- that the Postal com- sville Hlivois Central, as the Western Union bas a five years’ with them the earnest wishes for General Superintendent A. W. } ie many friends they Lave made in There was a packed house at I Belle Park theater ast night to w the amen ness the initial presentation of * Flagman R. A. Burch, at the] }ireman’s Ward.’ Miss Bo Broadway crossing, returned last} j,io of the Casino Company, was night from @ pleasant two weeks’ | sreeted with quite an ovation, but to visit to New Haven, Hodgenville and] the regret of the audience, her role other Kentucky towns. required her appearance but for a | few minutes. It is likely that other Flagman Starr Milam is in the city ture, as the company is no doubt very weak in places, This morning 150 or 200. gentle-| men, ladies and children left on the steamer Lulu Warren for Owen's Cave, where they will spend the day. |'The excursion was given under the All the new machivery is now up| auspices of the ladies of the First the| Baptist church. The party will re- Conductor Geo. F, Mullinix came Sullivan and Genuine Java roast\coffee at 30)" appointed assist-| cents per pound is one\6f the good | succeed the late) things you will flod. at/\Bockmon’s, | | been transferred to| phone | department of the Lili+ The Mr. L, C, Butts, paymaster (o Two Cars Taken Of. Two of the cars have been pulled | a | off the north side division of the} The IMinois Central now operates| People’s line, leaving three on this ad. In the last) division, — \ name of Li We have juat reg@ived some very | fine Swiss cheese. Phone 25%, Bock. | grocer. 56 per cent. Aue. 18 & 18, Wednosday and Thursday HO! FOR THE vi BICYCLE RACE Let Everybody Turn Out to the Blue Ribbon Meet. Opening of the New Four-Lap Track at LaBelle Park. Six Amateur Races Each Day, ago has greatly retatded work on the, changes will be made in the near fu- | clos Ta At cou! ai ope! sine R Paducah was in the| In Molding Up a Passenger f transporting pails and tubs, and senger train on the feet above the held u shut in order fo prevent his escape. [ordinary freight car. safe w _ ee, pen wit ay: The negro watched bim during this RE it vplaapettip Wigalbbapn wie ‘ tk | Extra Operator #. M. Helmick,|g) The bers were seared | Q ‘ proceeding and then remarked with 1 Fi obta be > AtHoas aiea. Bay, hoes, bel’, on | ete yesterday for Milwood to fill a|oft yofore they hall wade 4 complete | oh Sto and Read This aminnit wid dat doah! It ain’t]*¢™porary vacan job. eens ae. Y ae auctly sartin yitwho'se gwive git de] ‘Traveling Freight Agent R. C ANDREE IS ALL RIGIIT, f i Announcement, bes’ ob dis little disgreemint."” Watkins left this morning for Louis- iS] Z j The conductor soon settled this, | ville, Has Reached the Polar Regions| 2 hon ° “dat bl eg when he ery are a aid fo After thé Pol } 7? Fort has tiever happened before, such bargains as we are offer- door for the passenger with one hand, . eis rs |q ae oF < * , aa be beh! a poll’ neen aed, broke] — AMUSEMENT NOTES, nbergen, Aug y | BOR CASH: ONE WHEE ONDE) is stick In the other, the latter was con- ave reached iN 6’, Misses’ and Children’s Strap Sandals and Oxfords. vinced more forcibly thau, mere lan- ie ' the famous 3 guage could have conveyal who got omance of the Summer The- ual ted ina balloon t e| S i SAL the best of ‘dat little dis’greemint.’’ ater Season, North Po al at he is } iN SHO WN WINDOW AND SEE GOODS. son, winced 4 es . 87¢ The Postal Telegraph Company, SE A MOUNTAIN EPISO! lg Ladies’ Dong. Tip Oxtotd, small sizes, $2.50 Oe pelecotgt which bas telegraph privileges on the | adies! Chocolate Oxford, small sizes as a1 Ocal Illinois Central, is constructing an]Mr. O, T. Fiske and Miss Mes A ergy mmo | * pe ene a ea a SN OTS thos at 68c " entire new line’ trom Louisville to} onough to Marr In Which Two Valiant Desperas| Tan Sanda's all sizes $4.25 spd°$150 shoe, Z| fifty. bs Meet Death. p. ‘ by es pln iitsaie 9 OBIS ee ee Ng eH Aa Chiid’s Dong, Sandals, 8 1-2 to 11, $1.50 shoe at 98c Precsage set Sd ine Ky., Avg. 17.—It is if ” an returned from the division yester- —_— odlied here Noni Guaser draity kttea | 4 Child's Tan Sandal, 2 $0 54, $1 shoe at Si day, where he has been distributimg) 34. Oiiver TY. Kiskw and Miss Nelle| Bob Hatfield\and Neuce 1) ! 4 ni Ex-Populist Nichols to Be Nomi- Lineman O'Bryan went up to|‘ . iF teaahentt ps, Bes Princeton this morning, to replace] ‘et (0 work together this season, | nated For Senator By poles and wires destroyed by light- that it is to their intere: t to go to Republieans ye GREATS ning. some larger city. They will work in) i FE OF efaiaiiean Mr. Fiske’s ‘bright and original) Priaceton, , Aug. 16 \2 Mr. L. B: Butts, fgymerly agent} skeich, “Mocking an Aetress,’’ whieh! pou from the cot Mi : D-SU M M ER at East St. Louis, ang revently ap-J}made such a hit at the Casino this|beld Saturday B: pointed assistant paymaster to suc- | season, jsenatorial district ceed the late Mr. K.P. Rowell, There is quite a romance connect- of « Repu aE CLEARANCE SALE resigned, and yesterday Mr. D. E.{ed with their season in Paducah, | senator, i ut Ri Nichols, of | we " Woods was appointed tosucceed him, | Mr. Fiske and Miss McDonough are | Caldwell couaty, wil st likely re " ‘ * ‘ ‘ ‘ and will Paar throcgh here on ie ltoe married some time in the near {ceive the nominal ext 4 Fresh bargains added every week. Prices not mentioned in this advertisement go as heretofore. pay train Wednesday en route toffature, the exact date having not yet! W esday., Mr 3 a fart r| i ——— They will carry Populist. He repre ‘ong, bappy and snocessful career of | lature lose s | week at Boc kmo} Pittsburg, Pa y g strike has assumed a m new and serious phase; martial law| heen declare(l apy p Anarchists have mace ture inst the lifgof Dearwit the rator who has been so prominent | agian cou The Sun is the official paper [~ of Paducah, It reaches the people. ISVAY, AUGUST 17, 1897 TEN CENTS A WEEK am) Se. 2ubber. Hos | We handie only good hose, of recognized quality, which we sell at the very lowest prices, ratiging from 9c por foot up. The best hose "12c | in the vity for - + - a Lawn Mower? We you one for $2. ART & SON and Stove Company, ANGORPORATED, 803-307 Broadway kes a Hofid in the Strike Anarchifts Making Threats. \ SANTA FEXTRAIN ROBBED, | Andree Heard etic Explorer From in the Polar Regions | D GTWER LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ° you need can sell Hardware 109-117:N. Third-st Aug 17.—The } minio; # the strike began OBBERS U D VYNAMITE on the ta Fe, rlington, Mos, A . - = by robbers Mast nig h dy Come Early Before % Your Size is Gone. Geo. Rock & Son, #21 Broadway DVL DDO DER CGA NIIP killing have nc ELL WILL GET THERT A was formerly a $7.48 Buys choice of any of our $10.00 suits. All fresh and new stock. $4.50 Buys aay of our $6.00 patent leather shoes; 25 per cent. offon all others from $2 up. | Commencing this week we will give FOR CASH 50 per cent. or one-half off on all our Men’s Straw Hats. { $12.48 fourt j k clay O For 10 days only we will sell choice of any SILK TIE in the house For 35 Cents Cash. Former values 50 ets., 75 ctswand $5. 1 at B. WEILLE & SON’S, Cash only 1 ‘ ie wed at $4.47, Sept. ribs tat $490 a j Buys at er 409-411 BROADWAY, crNonthmesterg fecelpta, 990 cars: | 4 these prices. PADUCAH, KY. Clearances today 877 Oo 0 bushels eee eT PP ce] 23 Se ol BY Wear ance r re the two countries, New Genuine Holland and Pot: | IS ON. a: mac Roe Herring just arrived t cacy s. Phone 2 Greatest Bargains ever known .4 The committee appointed spring to investigate the Bureau of ~ % "y Mograviag: asdh Printing will Gotay 74 B) in Fine Footwear. “e- ~ i. submit its report to Secretary Gage. ral s It is expected that Chiet Jobnson| XQ $5.00 Shoes reducedstof$4.00. “~ } will soon be asked to re: See the McCracken County | Guod Music, Fine Sport, Under the Auspices of PADUCAH CYCLING CLUB. ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. Races begin at 2 p. m. <5, 4.00 Shoes reducedito | $.90 Shoes reduced to 2,00-8hoes reduced to 1 60 Shoesfreducedjto/ .00. .00. 1.25. thi B08) Come and see what Values,your : money will buy at fF f CEO. BERNHARDS., _ $uG Broadway, —_———_— | ei Goob h 1CKEL cIGaR. ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS TAK®N TIMES Suits to Order $14.00 Pants to Order $3.75 A GENEROUSLY BETTER my taste 1 Us, oO of woolens is exac 1 to every Championsh'p, Our tne of bole is 828 Broadway. DALTONS TAILO DING ESTASLISHMENT. |