The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, September 22, 1897, Page 1

An ad. in the Sun will add to ‘ | §=6 THE PADUCAH DA VOLUME [1—NUMBER 9 PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, WEDNESDA ———————————— leould a fir conducting « legitimate Bud scott, colored, charg | A FROS business, should it suspend. Mr, JACK horse stealing, was sentenced to three jVan Senden stated tonight that he ' years, felt confident he would be acquitted f In the suit of Mrs, Mary G. Palm- of any w foing er against the city of Paducah, jud rious Conseq ce of a Blow ment was rendered in favor of the | Does Heayy Damage to Tobaceo| tu f IN ,LOULSVE | Progress of the Terrible Scourge platntift, but the city took ab appeal From a Baseball. “Kindly Observe These Fig ires ” Growers in All Parts Mexican War Veterans Accept the —Iwo More Deaths in ‘. a th eof KR, Thompson against of Kentucky. Louisville Invitation. New Orleans. The ¢ oth A ron Pe James Edwards Dangerously 11 5 » Mexican war veterans will _— - Caine tay here ie sae "in a 14 quart Granite Dish Paus - ‘39e ath auaual encampment the seventeenth da; DR. HUNTER 1S ALL RIGHT NOW ',l2m"" sees the “Courier EIGHT NEW GASES AT EDWARDS) SEW CHAIN GANG boss. ¢ quant Gretta Sai 2 Jox } ugus Almond, see- > quart Granite Buckets - 24c etary « e Commercial Clan, ree 8 quart Granite Buckets - a -_ Mr. William) Ore ‘Temporarily’ } Installed Tod . ' E © quart Granite Preserve Kettles 34c William Ort w quart Granite Preserve Kettles 48c United States Minister lp ‘ and an Fasicr Feeling obaih gate ¢ esa ; i : anite Baking Pans 14¢ The vete ure being entertained to Guatem this year at There are Prevails, seer Hubbard, wi l 1 i 1 Granite Wash Pans t nly afew of them left, buat they malaria for several « vas t ' ch Granite Tea Kettles na : 30 Jevived a te am from Gen, Hobson He is Sure of the Appointment vesterc ying that Louisville had] the Generat Alarm is Subsiding — uke an interesting assemblage when _ ~ Lhe ch 1 A " ’ inck Not . es _fever they bcld taal. eaoual Founion, layor Yeiser'’s orders ‘ 1 Lpipethz siete eto dhen tt 73¢ COUPLE OF DISASTAOLS GONFLAGRATONS | yiey vuieNnae VeRY Low, [SOME OTHER LATE TELEGRSP: 1G Nev!S| TT Bee nei eee tree a6e TOBAGLU Nir; A full line of Granite Ironware, strictly first qual- es That She Is at ia ss Courlered ‘I of toda = aS The penk ie " ‘ ; cae Bary aehiee fe tel MUG ANY aint yg f Death, sat panic the South i» rvidly/ Jack Frost Came With w Vong , epee G20. 0. Hon & Son Hardware ond Stove Go, ja wtute, De 4 » us M AW received ele. in this state, I ud portions of | wr pram received tele ond more apparent that the prevalent | ance Last N 4 ‘ iL du INCORPORATED. Tesnessee. It w first 9u gram yesterday from Dr. T.D.Finek, | 0 te who is at the bedelde of Mre. Oovariyee™ ever '* of avery mild type. ! 3 that it was tow ight to mue lim Me Many ca re : ; : Many cases reported and quarantined é )3-307 Bi stimated ‘That Fourt ' 303-307 Broadway. 109-117 N. Third Se. age, though there wae a very uveasy| Turner in New York, in which he), é ; Reports soon began ing in, how. | Sibly recover and was not expected | trae | ae eae kabiy | off ever, which stated that fn ex) to live twenty-four hours, olde Ww. i M pee ane uyi60 ae rppliBicerat the coru frosted. Que farmer, Mr. | Mrs. Smith, sister of the dying wom: oO oe Dae oad. jig LS traffic from New Orleans is being| E. 1 Smith, of Owen county, ex-]%%. are in New York,—Courier- | abit “whe oles} Fouival hfted and a better feeling prevails ited a tobacco p! with Jeaves everywhere. 80 blackened by the hat it was . plainly to be secu the damoge was SHORT SESSION. There is believed to be so fi € hot exaggerated, A telephone mes danger of as, read of yellow fever sage from Mr, Will Clay, of Mt.[Only Twe Cases Adjudicated By | from the doubtful cases at Cairo (nat Sterling, said 100 neres of tobacer Judge Sanders, the health officers have advised the] had been ruined near (hat town, A ‘ Infting of the quarantine against that dispatch from Paris said that a good] 4. Hanke, the saloon man, was! place. The }vcal physicians deal of Bourts snty tobacco had | 4 is pats in xe Sanders’ | signed statement say that the been caught similar reports] COUT this morning ow motion of the /ernment expert erred in calling the he ata 8 Shido trom Ris Shelby, Wood]? rey, fora breach of | cases yellow fever. : ate ; EAD HOW: With every cash purchase of $1 or over ford, L P other counties . — % yo ar in the tebe hal against William Sutton,}| New Orleans, pt. 22.—Two doubtless tr ia eae : : Bie OF ¢ res aii blchure on a Button’ or Fin Ram es Armonett with a[deaths from ow fever ha county at ere une R News fre dar abril : io . d arent rick, was disinissed. eported today. NEWS : MENT. Hd | ft ’ ha and J. 8.2 new cases are reported here but no] In the Western Bas« : Peekiccged ta Murray and t M ul cases from yellow fever have occurred | the pennant was capture } ‘ rier, WO. McEAT GERI TTAN NG tec ten cars sy and Lizzie Minor Have apolis, with pity ; ' Poon lear? so 7 lis, aha : f v grapher W.G. McFADDEN, will do the work for us, which alone ° a Bring your children and buy their School Shoes of us, as also s New Orleans, Sept 22.—There ae bs ; Ella Murray and Lizzie Minor, | were nine cases of yellow fever re- ; ; : : ane be ‘ This is the latest fad of the day. Your picture costs dealers and ere am a reread. mae F rht this morning | ported to the board of health yester-})nijas oO. damage in their t ities , ied wes k fear band baforme al? o'clock on South Nioth afternoon at 6 o'clock, when the] ¢.) . ’ @ ee tate alld. chelt’ 6 oj street ti angio ; ay’s work of the physicians ended. Be ea , iy! that a large proportion r | 1 cut over some trivial] There were, however, po deaths ree} iii any Bhd a ' “ the Murray woman wade} corded and the doctors all agreed tepals Ditetg cia ‘ ny piantioff was in the fiell, » 5 Pr thracite region ye ht it” ould : ze aher, who swu tin} that the situation was steadily im) oy i). , wiped her an-| proving. The fever at present in-/"".,,)" attiog « pain- | stead of developing into a malignant ¥ type is.as mild, if it is not milder, 25 per ‘ “3 ellig ere arrested by| than whe boyers generally said they than when it first ° witaess twenty Sis supposed to bave the frost was too light to d h pete 5 ¥ v7 basa cece ee " | ‘ l y: : damage To | days, wibarhizenon’ Or the board off), Dingoes nga ie <2 See Nair nad; ona ed - of coFn that health reported that most of the cases , ; “ie ) The au that had come under their observation eaught w have t Aten iy ena “pape sptlpe ech [ Pacracigraniog tavorabiry “‘rhere|reeane Crear nas Vanish 1 { by all mothers, and was ONE GRAND SUCCESS, both from r point ind that of our patrons, We were prepared for the rush, how- as a consegtt L . nly two which give the at- ? nu astable oa Mr for | U's mind in the marke tending physicians any reason for 4 : 1 have not fet fitted your boy out, come now. pi MUNTER ON TOW, N 8 reet t Harris i= ir hs Ele It prob me \ OUR 1G "FOUR SUITS ARE ALL WOOL and consist of coat, two pairs of SENATOR DEBOE. a \ pants and cap to matey, Price, $3.00 complete. , he at Long-Pron al bar Wil Get That | ‘ Bank of Eng Gauramalan dot lin f t Will Probably Speak in L The New Orleans Board TWO FLYERS FOR SCHOOL OUTFIT SALE. Washingt . » \ ne For Bailey and Incid decided not to a ’ Boys bor Mayor Todd. Dr. Joseph He s | CHILDREN’S ayor Te lay in report .ST BLACK HOSE, Cents SHOES, Cents Krauktort, Ky., Sept. 22.—Senator['").2 Ot Pai , ; Pai Deboe let it be known while here that] ° Fh * egular 10c quality. air, and regular $1.00. air. he will not retura to Washington t Hin hare ie quality $1.25 and $1.50 shoes, i —_— ook fire resume the fight for pie till some time] | : foal S a for Batley and one of them may be in Prope | dred dolla Louisville, incidentally in the interest Liniste ue a At $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. bh fumense 1 ss inaad as eat ppose eon {of Todd and the local deket ba jose ynd tirisk Early Morn- sa Are proving fast sellers and popular with dressy men. erty. ing to arbitrate When the Pisiol Was Pointed at} (gy 0; s suit abc Paducah’s Leading Outéitters, 400-411 Baw 4 A CLOSE CALL, Him. deputies ly hands are Tom Woods, colored, appeared at ferown out of ¢ A Wild Built Hits Lender & Lys | the city hall this afternoon aud ast ed He ' | on ; an 59 ly dons Window, \for a warrant against Phil Stephon, |” ‘ 1 f arel : nat t little after 7 o'clock | the Washington treet saloon keeper. | ry 2 ge > al Thal ja ieee Joss of $50,000. : rete atte Toe Lye {He claimed that be went Into}ii’ tee G_9 By | H f this morning , . Y- |Stephon’s to pay @ bill and the pro-| Uist Ue stetll : i i we w and cracking it} vedded itself in the | Prietor claime that it was $7 and VAN SENDEN HELD OVE R. fe vp rr he ballet evidently {over While contended it was only | the ° water Te : $s. the Franko ; THE HATTER, was fired by some t markets |#9> aces that Stephen tren drew] state ne Case Will “Die! | te, aud Mra wh an were le alleges that Stopie id Thinks the ©w Me,.dnd Bre. Ay han were] | istol and ordered him out of the} have appointed s and Not be Heard of iw few feet fic a the WIDE ee house, pointing it at him ths “stata onnndke H di 9 twas broken a good deal too Winchester issued the | vide its own water as moved into new quarters roa W y ‘ . Again Justice lose for comfort. Washington, Sept Van Sen- |" = warrant, Judge Sanders not : 1 is par Lin court WIRES BURNED. arrived from dinner, and the ¢ SOT TT A as em wer to the wil probably be tried tomorrow. here he has opened his Fall line to the grand : sean hike etober 1 It is the opinion of Va an Sendeo that he fire which destroyed four out fare; account iL be heard of the} buil ear Harrison and Seventh eh eb , ; ; ‘ , me nothing more will <aahisaaaatbete| bbc edn oir . plared In the McCracken Cireuit Court sar aren sive Gent’s Furnishing house in the City. Everything first-class. ease. i ‘is opinion his attorney pro-|avoe with the Western Union and Wiis sb heow til Oct In this of The prosecution | Postal telegraph wires, which were This Afternoon, one haif fare g fesses to coiuelte ; , » di attorney | strung on poles through the alley, \ re fevrl pelieve that the district attorney J strung on pol : \uraing on Thur : PG ca ra he case to die on the A whole span of the wires a8] yng -Grand Jury to the Front} ine round inp, good ; | J onoe Ore. 7 very heavy ing | public buildings will perm! I free they declare the charge|burned, and this morning all the Sle a net i ine: grount s deranged, and it required 2 I jot stand wires were deranged, and it require For St, Louis F ‘ Dyan Menstap loft for Louisville last | some time to repair them, Indictments. inclusive, one fare Afanta 2 yo) and Youth's Shoes Wiauil Oy Uv ju & ‘ The loss to. the companies was not Mate trip, good returning : nig ' the | 2teat: but the inconvenieuce was ao- ti the} 1 saat tn Caled here were two convictions in the} '*+ * "5 S $4, . There were nay s latest up-t s in men’s Shoes” $3, $3.50 and $4. A) Washingtow ying. oe ial Courier-Journal of today says: | 1 : circuit court today, Henry Meyers,) | ')') We F not believed that the grand jury Wil $9,500 CONTRACT, alias Nolan, and John Sales, charged | and 20) oie aut ' : peniphaghs tesa Ak ietment against the ¢ ———= with breaking into the Lemon-Greg etifioate pls at fendants for embezelement, bat (Or) wardcd by the Board of Jory Hat Company and_ stealing sev- eons ion good ret T desde’ Gensel Sth noes, $1.00, $1.35 and $1.50. Keeping a gaming house, and itis un- ween tral hate, ete., were tried aud given| when cerlillcates ars q P ws als, +, Wer 5, er derstood that a test ease will be t tron Last Night, three years and one year respect ve , secretary Ly JNO. P. ADKINS, return an inu of trade on the latter charge aod @ noeminel) Phe Board of Education met last |ively. ‘i . ie 53 P r Phe question at 1854] i514, to open proposals for building Fhe grand jury reported indict ing prot; 5 317 aa ASO AY: ling in stock on : onty against W. D. Hager, exhib- be whether dealing in stock le foundation for the new school | ments against will be : <1 avimals without license ;} Bre sry to the laws of the Steal 8’ Associ . Be nargins is contrery to | wuilding to be erected on the old | iting xe vound Sri district So far as the indebtedness} ye rity site on west Bsoadway, {James Dudley, petty eeeny ; as - round tr - j= eae } Van Senden is con r ) eat | ttarris, alias “Sugar Foot,’’ break-} 1°. I , “op anty essrs, Brian and Brooks were ab: | Har at oe crowing out of their business ahaa oh re ae ying ino a store house and Henry) | Tudinnapolis: | i gE ag hig 7‘; bristian char itis said that they propose to pay all} phe bids were: Chamblin & Mur- Green, | ousebreaking. tion bes sued suredly upon us. You will desire good clothes. Litors their original deposits | $12.480; FW. Kattorjohn,| 4 motion was madefor @ now trial) “ili i 5 round u assur p or otek {310,062 | Me Nick Yopp, fined for) Oct 24 sep 1e of woolens is exactly suited to every taste, ! | hth If this is) » u vest, 89 500. Mr lim the case of . or stake money wit } $10,662; Al Hymar 5 Mr Princeton, Ky., Septe 1 « probabilities are that all] varsl’s bid was acoepted and bi selling liquor to 4 minor, Me apy fue and examine them, Bove Wee ely ie pled and bi 9 rhe vase agaivet Marebal Dance, October 1 140 10 ! $14.00 ne ease, ecepte x i prosecution, who bas lately | borate, s09eT a and George’ Fenwick, for racing om) turing Oct 333 Broadway. Mr. Worthington, won ccadistrlct Licensed to Marry, the highway, was continued, | ton Fair. te baal come inte ii ee ariot and an able! Silas Montgomery, aged 54, and) ‘The case against Will Moore, the! For tickets or furt ¢ TAILO nING ! ants to Order gets 4 bar. He scouts the Bla Da s ! were|young man of Mechanicsburg apply to. ticket agent 1 ‘ j ; a member of Mjefendants can be hel }.ensed to marry today. he! ciarged with housebreaking, is on | oF city Heket olfivs Ps “oat ’ ESTABLISHM ENT. $3.75 ‘ \ pose eee aud third Venture respectively. ! trial this afternoon. 4. T. Donovan, ©. A ho , baka jor ember: Tne assesee \. acc’ apy more than s<