The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, September 2, 1897, Page 1

ned: ats Fase has the. age. dail 5 circulation in Padweah. « Advertise in it. r VOLUME 1—-NUMBER 306 ‘was mhKmg fb der pridciple: PAtrik@yanother blow ri try pod r at iit: tt oN BOURBON. : ites berm ent ND PRIMARY Ss will ae Held at Mayfield T row in the City Marshal's ad Race, » One an Election Marder and the Other «a Midnight As- sassination. ‘Tomorrow at Ne oh the primar: to decide the tié vot between Messrs,dDr 4 WHEAT nisNe, oh iene off, and ntdred” in “ te th candidates have vorad rat during the bast fen gay, and friends Is have not Tess Sue! than they. rf) POLICE 96 TODAY. Terrible Results of @ Fire in a Nashville Bottling Works. OURT. Today's Session Short and’ Véry Dun. OTHER LATE = TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, Today's session of thie police cow was short and unintenesting. | Two saloon keepers who got lost Paris, Ky., Sept. 2.—Last night |in yesterday's shutlle were Oned $10. out in this county Ike Curtis called | and costs for Sabbath violation. Will Talbot to his door and shot him, | ‘The case against Pompey Edmunds, killing him jostanyy. As far as is} colored, fora breach of the peace known Curtis had no provocatiqn at] was continued until Mondaf, git all for his deliberate and cowardly murder, MADE GOUD BIWK + This morning in this city Horace Johnson cut George Watts to deat Their trouble was over an election dispute. fac Two Rousters Who Were Aieter- mined Not téGet RAP Col, Grabe Under Boas, ‘Two rousters got lett atthe dBack Eminence, Ky., Sept. 2.—Colonel} ye State at Pecan Landing. Unity - Crabb was today held to answer at{ SX miles above Memphis, yesterday the next circuit court under $1000] When the bogt ‘argivedjuere last night they were at the wharf} ready to ship again. They went back to Memphis and beat their way here onya freight train. bond for fraudulently in bond, selling whisky Bank Failure. Greensburg, Ind., Sept First Natioval Bavk, of this closed its dor 2 The city, GUN CLUB “TOURNAMENT Wheat Kising Again. Chicago, Sept. 2.—Wheat went to 96 cents today and is much stronger, HON WILLIAM REED is the Kind of a Democrat Con- gressman Wheeler Likes. A Smali Crowd of Sportsinen Thus Far, Today's Events and Theit Results Big Time txpected To- morrow. The secopd annual tournament of the Paducah’ Gun Clu) began af La Belle Park this forenoon iu the pres- ence of a fairly larges crows at spno tators Ky., Sept. 2.—A sp} Conductors W. D “Courier-Journal” of apompson, and Mews September 1 says: Up in the ameofy py Duncan and O. Waynes cami corner of the Caldwell county court) in at Midnight from Mgmpbis, and house today, leaning his eloow oo 8) ir) Clem Whittemore from Mag stout umbrella, sat the Hon, Wm] aay M. Reed, of Beaton, Marshall coub-| yfossrs J.T. Page and N. V ty, enthusiastically applauding every] jy iqie,~ut Guthrte> Ky:, arrived-nas good point made by Mr. 3°. Hind-l ie a) mn, train, man, far whow be is going © YER) we morning events Tadd bgt he for tend bf the court of appealé tollpwe This fe the ,game Hon. Bill Reed | » sire event—Ten targets, the fel whow Congressman Chatlés K ® x, 0; ampson, dy € ): Hoy kid of « Democrat he liked, s Dem vie ee pson, me Fait ; ocru't who sticks by the organization} page, ; Duncan, 8 Sa of his party, Whatever courge 16 mud 16 emore, Mev heroes decide pony 0d Mr. Reed} pique, Ingram, 0); Hale, one vf the —nost_- prominent Cochirans 9 Mepis, Second évedt—Twenty=i But He Is Going to Vote For Gen, Hindman All the Same. aml» dk. Be FB. Sclurvtet ; Princeton, cial to the Z scores were aT Lan, Wheelor yesterday referred t as the inmag sooken wate mace: Las ertson, 8AM» Thompson, hb ; Covbirapget 17 ; 18; Lewis, 18 165 Mederith, Democrats in the First district He bas always been a sutnd-money Democrat, but last year be voted for Bryan because he had pledged bin self before the couuty primaries (o abide by the result, but Congressmav Wheeler went too far ia still claiming iat, just as he made a mistake thinking Mr. Reed was in the Benton audience yesterday. Mr. Reed came], down tollay, from Dawson Springs] yj, to hear Mr. Hindman speak, and he is not only in sympathy with the National Democrats but is going to vote that way. He would have attended the recedt state convention at Louisville had he not Deen in the east at thetime, 50 Me. \ Vheeler’s reference was very Unfor- age for his argument. Mr. Reed ison ly one of many down this way who «'fe carpe this year from | that of regularity ” oe vaiedersn” ‘enthused’? others besides Als. eed. The court house was filled nd s few men stood in th doort makig an audience of several hundred. ‘Phe text for his opening. remarks was Mr, Wheeler's question iin God's name, Why are you ruv- do not expect to be Lang, 16; H. G. E. Robertson, W. D. Thompson Duncan, 28 ; S« 16; Whittemore lu Mag Lisyr pow: is will he . awit tei f wi i ' pygut YS STOLEN, RAZ So a Mt. Veroon Man Weifes Sheriff Holfwnd. Sheriff Holland received a from H, A. Moser, a barber Vernon, Ind., this morning. stated that one George Brdwa,” Wo was until recehdy of Mt") Vgffida, had stolen some razors,” éf@,, “Defore he left. Brown is now here, employed by one @akley, a barber near Second and Court streeis, he said, Hej ws if Brown would pay $6 to let hu if not to arrest Lim and he seul an officer after him. Phe ber was wot found, 4 { rt ret Perey tun’ ning if you elected ¢ Mr, Hindina’ said he wad ina con- district 80 gerrymandered Republican majority was 000, The Demoerats uj there neve expected to get an ottice, but they stood together and made a Sight for principle, helping the state go that the Democrats down 10 Wes tern Kentucky conld get the offices Mountaia Demoe rats had not been accusamed to following the pie brigade did not know how it tasted. He did not understand eo man holding a high public ottice could gak 8 ques- tion the infore’ from which was | that he would ™ think of leading ai fight for bis party witbout the hope sce S bait’ in bis mautlr iB. Car Mj i ege What sort of statesman-| When ‘hole he was that, he'd like t know! $1000 mweek ony oe La Keidently it was stat manship for Ggogde Pieebl woe pie only. As for bisown race, he alty, _— o> ToL Gus FL gre’ pssional ¢ that the about 1 Bren wil of Bryant and dsgapes, Will Hamilton, whol iol yl ef the notorious Charity gang, auc Ry Bryant engaged in an exciting fray in front of Brown's fish house ow Court sitcet near Second, abont~t-o'clock this afternson. They fought fof? aor Bryant was baidly retin when the police started id it thm 0 Hamilton he ran down to the coal docks and pulled out in a skiff, make ing bis escape. A large crowd was attracted hy the difficulty. amilton how ry sel MEW HAL | Music, Dancingand Refrediments «pes ytitate 4 Anan wt x sent WO IE ALLE HA “RAD r vee i rr ho ow UGAR (, -. mmemes « rtm ee! Daly. “SUD on 2 tare tenn ements AR tle A etter ‘The SUN is the only Re- N. Bu lican et at Kentucky e108 bur DEDICATED, |. bmypressive Ceremonies at Elks’ New Lodge Room. iMGravescounty, The petition was gotten up according to law it haa been discovered. v at "Lhe petition asked for a vote in *. mtich territory outside of the cérporate lintits of May#eld. ig which class ,Magfeld belongs, the] mist vote on the propositioa alone; nits of a foprth-class city can par- pate iar the ‘election ; @edtion shall be held under the con-| ‘i I of the city-offidials,, and not un- iiss couaty officers, the petition the vote requiring, among other things, tho signatures of 100 citi- zenss.,. The.present petition was got- fen'up under the requirements for cities of the fifth and sixth classes. ‘The promoters of the proposition fér graded schools have not made known their purpose since the steps or have been disdoyered to, be il- gal. The digcoyery. was made last Se Brniday. HIS UFE ENDED, Dave Wilson, the kijakraaie Dies in the Hospital. Had Been Hl a Month—Remains Carried ta Litinois, su Add to the Pleusure of the Occasion, OOH LARGE, GROWING AND PROSPEROUS. | 4 é The ladies’ reception, and dedica- on Of ‘tlie ‘ew Elks hall in the Leech building Isst, night, ywas a most grdtitying uvdods, 4) was at- tended anc enjayed py, abous 150 ath. ; pegan, shortly af. hen the Efks marched ge lyorly anita on both sides of ¢l Spall, and” sing the opening ode Ye dedicatery curemhonit aac requ impressive participated in by all the loc ant weré' con. shiwtel by the Disiriet Deputy, Mr: J. Will Fisher. Hobson's orchestra frernistiec 1 the music, and a quartets cbwpdsed of | eases: after a month's illpess. Mesos. Robert Chastatr, ““Dioyate Bhe deceased came to Paducah Baker, #rhery* Hobson and Wii | fromeCaledonta, Ill., and was about Owen rendered twojwoc al selections, | 36 years old. He was divorced frow which werwagly dais jwife, and leaves here three ohil- bal Bas thén / fc ik.) dren and a sigter At the time Ww. being Dave Wilson, for several years 9 wel] Known hackman of the city, diéd at $:45 o'clock this morning at the city hospital of a complication of dis- officers for He tee of Toeat® lodge illness first manifested itself, the ae "@, E., and Ch we ceased was in the employ of Terrell promduneed the ti bailed Bras Teese who desired,.to. dance in The remains were shipped to Olney, hiplved for the gextt half hour; sflag at noon for burial cp the bang, hall was thrown atone “time, and the groaned “beneath their wurden of Roos Nb ABe ts aeulety tt One Returning From, a Tour of inner mays Phe memy equsistel of , Cream, cOffée Nght re- the World. eat Uh ables fairly At JL o'clopk all. the Elk 7 fp deCorTanc® With the univer pm, add drank} to ‘thei? ied brotaers, ‘This. is one of the’ mot ingpressive wfrthetr rilessagd was new 1O-tuany. giresent, ao Aftor-i4be — bang ue Tests ine: ontinued Meparting happy he dedlegtion eSl lord: tug an kywas proud ¢ To'the at is due eves ith recttr tor the “raran eet ies HS ae The} poset of Mrs. committee ri chair agg 4and—N Baird, C. E. W Yet cP awrtis* ad Lament roinitecd reception | Pe gira te tiajpose Mesdames Rothe Andy Weil, Fred Heil- J. Bleith Misses Rivers, arose, Dr. Daughter Were {Only Returning From Burlington and Lurope. danc Bishop Hugh Thompson, of Jack- son, Miss,, passed throagh the city at noop today ex route home from ior where he arrived. via few days ago, after a’ four hs” 9 var of the world. Bishop myson, during hi3-absence, visit Tin pi] parts of the clviged world, U Way well pleased With hig trip, the “Skeeper werp, Dr. Bur- Cangliter, of , Mempliis, to Europe on a please y Joinéd Bishop Thomp- York. rrr EXPLODES. until a late and sat- And Fatally Injures Three Fire- men and Two Employes. of “a Bottling Works Birgig Nashville. Jreif stn Mess Yeoh A few worts shout abt new dint! Wilhprokably be- of interest,.to the} public. To start with,.:it isene of | Ahg gvattiosy god best equippéd in the} state, Te ts Sitqated.an Lie tap Hoar } of the handsome Leech building on ‘orth fourttr ER TTT 3 areception bal garge nod well ven The figor ver’ Moths “mit the “walls are adorned with many. ivtegesting pic tures, » The | triamings fare in oak Af mall! @nfe-rdom dithects this — —— with the lodge room proper, with its}, ., equipments, One end contains She altar, over which bangs the weyelk's head, There he ghany atl ive cit yicthoes of which were] at different timed” ’fresettted: tothe | lodge aud portraite.of deceased: and prominent members of the lc The flogr fs wi L with fine ry Hfiugh carpio WARM blued D verted, wi ie ai Fébeption } ‘J Ningak. 1 theregtg wate eu F other PER: bie p work,? ne off the | pointed lodge halls in the dj} A ghaipof corp lodged.ia bis wind- | WEBIKS Wao reason to feel pre ut of | pd nd could mat be dislodged, | it. cauging the little sufferer i Verrible’ Results a hville, Tena, Sept. Diehl rds howling, works (burued here bis gddrning pity) terfible results. Five horses were burned and all their delivery wage The soda fountain sploded, fatally injurigg three fire- ve and two of the e 1 wi Gate. oil ¢ ak | Wind Pipe. gel § lin’h-Bar Condition, re ) Ho W v@dville morning ear-cld daughter of Miz of ihe county, nest ght to the.gity in a critical condition, in was bro’ sadety, t if day, sre waitin, is/lodge, ash séet It wo ore popular eac and | now al new members | to ry initia Aad piel several new psf plications are yet to be passed on THe EIKS ar the Jouliest, Vest, most charitable 9 st fellows] on earth, gnd their night Ww t soo ant en| foment ya GRADED SUROK Ss 1 uftqrgogn the girl’s r rother wag shelling corn, when she jiuite fellow got a htopt with ug s Dr. Hold was summoned, bat 1 nol bi “ aud fh 6 Ac On norning tim Lei woald have to be Ri and subjected to aa she was brought ia. rattle Uf the obstinate grain he distiagtly heard when she hed, aud this afternoon several dogtors are to wit the wind-pipe te © Boyd-White infirmary, ura the gro tad 1D ot Pulse! is trent selasire of Gok Bad , Aid ito foE the Lutee ,oWy paler yal, aud resiifes on the Reabe Dale’ ane aft nedpebjode ie pice near Woodville ort) The Vote Will Not Bo raken a dd Satur day. Aree oyatiwe three selgol ctistricts,: whieh em-| The | faw is that a city of the fourth class, | that no territory outside of the city | and that the | | in a Dwo-Year-Old's | |Daugh(gri of Mre "Robert Maghes untol 1) said he pogllo vothing. for the vie+p EX-SALOON KEEPERS |Now Wear Stripes at Chester Prison, ‘JOHN STEELE GEIS 14 YEARS, For Breaking Into the Brooklyn Postoflice and ‘Willis’ Store. JOWWS HIS FRIEND, JORN LEMLEY. Two ex-saloon keepers are now keeping each other company in the Chester state prison. _ These are John Lemley, sentenced to ninety- nine years several months ago for the murder of Ben Ladd, and John Steele. sentenced a day or two ago for fourteen years for robbing Wil- lis’ saloon and the postoffice at Brooklyn, Ill. ‘The trial came off Monday at Me- tropolis and Steele was convicted. The commissioners fixed his pu ment at fourteen years, which is a pretty big sentence. Steele was always held in disrepute and for along time ran a saloon at Brookly! He was caught in the act Jot breaking into 4 shanty boat, with a colored accomplice, and the latter finally gave the whole thing awa, «4 it seems they had been burglar- izing for some time, Little was obtained from the post- office, but from Willis’ saloon $50 or more was taken. Ben Martin, the colored ex-con- viet who was an accessory in the theft of forty bushels of wheat from Mr, Shelby Corley, of Unionville, was al- so sentenced to fourteen years, Frank Martin, his son, was sent to the reform scheol for one year, and darry Jackson was acquitted, Martin’s heavy sentence is proba- bly due to the fact that it is his third ‘ONLY ONE DEATH. Henry Miller and Family Are Improving. The Demented Daughter {Now Confined in the Poor House, No more deaths haye resulted from the metropolis poisoning case. The girl baby, about eighteen months old, died, as stated in the sun yesterday, Henry Miller, the father, improved somewhat yesterday, “but late in the afternoon concluded he wanted some whiskey, anda Jemon toddy was giv- eu him, The acid had a pernicious effect and he (aie vear dying last night, bat today the effect had worn off, and be was improving. It is thought that the remainder of the family will soon be well again. Nora Miller, the demented girl who administered the poison, is now confined in the poor house with her TEN CENTS A WEEK “Kindly Observe These Figures j 39e 4gc * \aqe 35¢ 34c 48 14¢ 19¢ " 63¢ 73¢ a6c 14quart Graslite Dish Paus 17 quart (Sranite Dish Pans 6 quart Granite Buckets 8 quart Granite Buékets 6 qumit GPtnite Preserve Kettles r2 quart’ Pranite Presérvé Kettles 6 quart Granif Baking Pans 13 inch Gray Jash Patis 7 inch: Granite Tea Kettles 7 inich"Gminite Coffee Béilers 3 quart Granite Coffee Pots A fall Whe of Granite Ironware, Litt ity goods. | GeO, Hart & Son Hordvare Wi Siove i INCORPORATED. 303-307 Brdadway. 109-447 N, Third St. first ag For it has never happened before, such ‘i as.we'al ONE WEEK ONLY, in Ladies’, Mises? and Childrén’s Strap Sandals ‘and Oxfords LOOK: IN SHOW WINDOW. AND SEE: GOODS. ae, Dong. Tip Oxfotd, small sizes, $2.50 and $3.00 shoe at 87¢ Wi adies’ Chocolate Qxford, small sizes $2.50 and 700, oe at 87¢ isses’ Chocolate ‘Sandals, all sizes, $1.75 shoe at $1.2! isses’ Tan Sandals, all sizes, $1.25 and $1.50 shoe at 68c Child’s Oxblood Sandals, 8 1-2 to £1, $150 af’ $1.15 | Child’s Dong. Sandals, 8 J-2 to 15, $4.50 shoe at 98¢ Child's Tan Sandals, 81-2 to 11, $1 shoe at 57¢ Child’s Dong. Oxford, 8 1-2 to fs, $1 shoe at 43¢ come Farty Hefore Geo. Rock: &.Son, pecial Sale ‘of THIS. WEEK AT THE FAMOUS. CE NTS) Kei a lot of Childten’ s Button or Lace BUYS Shoal ones s sizes 5 to a 1-2, worth ‘All new, fresh stock ds ‘AQ; hen ot _ Cash only ne at Sati 4 brother, Pet sah Re. FATAL STABBING. One Brother Kills Another at Murray. Trouble Arse Over a Bottle of Whisky. Dave brother, Haynes, was slain by bis Bailard| Haynes, yesterday afternoon near Murray, ‘Calloway county. » The men were both color- ection bands on the N., C. & St. .. railroad, and like most other trag- edies in that section this one was brought on by whisky—a bottle stolen from Ballard Haynes by his brother Dave, who gave up his life | fn the canse when the trouble arose, |A knife was used by the murderer, } who fled aud escaped as soon as be {realized what he had done. At last accounts the marderer had | not been apprehended, and the prob- abilities are that he has escaped, ALL CLAIMB Kew of ine Swine Culprits Will Hema Pomorrow, |. Nearly all the “*hogs, uhogts apd 409-411 BROADWAY. Paducah’s = One-Price and Comelcte ‘Men’s and ike Qutfitters, Mit Summer Clearance Sale Giiek est: Baraat ever ‘known _ in Fine. Footwear. } owome mm Dor MidsSum $5.00 Shods #adiiced to-$4.00, 4,00 Shoes reduced to""3.00. 3) oye oes Taduced to 2.00. nd.00Sho0es reduced to. 1.25. 4, BQ Shoes redugediv. .98. Come ‘and “sée what Values meer money will ‘huy. at... «: Palace pigs,"’ sentenced by Judge Sanders yesterday to be sold, have been elatmed by their owners, and all the costs liquidated, 1c is likely that by morning ‘he few remaining will have been claimed aud paitl out of the pound Sawdust free at Kilgore’s beading factory. 286 oth [-10, H, 9") Shoe Store CEO, BERNHARD: Ss 306, rovay inated onsale a Rinse Ran ot A GENEROUSLY GoD. NICKEL, CIGAR. » « ONOE, RIED, ALWAYS TAKEN BETTER TIMES. a to. Order ah $14.00 Pants to Order $3.75 Ave assuredly upon 0s, ” Yott pill el ssit t Our lige of woolens.is ¢xactly| suited to evel) Gall and exaping,them, 886 Broadway. vase: “ee oll yo aiding ee “aa AN os