The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, September 27, 1897, Page 3

THE BEST Geo. B ernhard Is the exclusive and only authorized agent for vaaTbe dohn Foster Ladies Shoe... THE N(CEST FITTING THE MOST STYLISH SHOE — On the market for the money. Big Bargains in EBurniture — Now is the time to go to Gardner Bros. & Co.’s, buy $25 worth of goods and get a nice bronze orna- ment clock free... ABSOLUTELY FREE! We handle a full line of Furniture, Stoves, Car- pets, Mattings, Shades, Lace Curtains, Rugs, etc., at prices below the lowest. Gardner Bros. & Co. Your Credit is Good... 208-205 SOUTH THIRD STREET Bic Cut on Bicycles! (00 Halladay Cut io 75 Aetna 90 40 $ 04 in, Wheals * $60 40 30 25 FULLY GUARANTEED.; (~*A EASY TERMS. Jas. W. Gleaves & Son. WRITTEN AT RANDOM. ‘The ‘‘Sunday Visitor,”’ in attempt- ing to show the importance of a “twee, small comma,” is indebted perhaps to the typo for the amusing failure itmade in the undertaking yesterday. The exchange ~ditor of the '‘Vis- itor,’ also in bis aiticle “The Jewish New Year,’’ forgot when he enbbed the matter from a Louisville paper to change the name **Louise ville’? to Paducah’ in one of two Jaces, which bad the effect of spoil adaptibility. oe . Very often the best ‘detective work’? of the police is done by out siders, It is only natural, however, that the police should claim all the credit, ‘The gang of shoplifters now in jail would doubtless still be plying their nefarious avocation had it not been for a letter from an ex-convict to one of the officials, giving the clue upon which the whole of subsequent operations, resulting in their arrest, was based. It will probably be gratifying to Warden Happy to learn that charges of mismangement ef the branch pris- ‘on are not borne out by the action of the nine ex-convicts from Paducah who were sentenced Saturday to go Evidently they back to Eddyville. ; were pleased with the hospitality av- corded them at the penitentiary. dispatch to the The following rn will afford Louisville “'Times,”’ City Edit “Register”? and hie powder magazi imagination, and likewise the inhu- man writer of those nondescript head- lines in the “News,” another oppor- uuity to distinguish themselves, Here is the dispatch venton, Ky., Sept. 25.—Lon Lucas, of this place, succeeded in finding twelve nice pearls on the east fork of Clarks river a few days since, Mr. Lucas bas just returned from the pearl fields of Arkansas.’’ ; ‘The silver mines won't be in it now! The above dispatch {s of course sleading, while it may be literally ot lewill probably, as the Clarks river silver mine fake, be taken up by a great many papers, and enlarged andexaygerated, That ‘lost Iver mine” story is such an antiquated fabrication that a reputable newspa- per man ought to bave more respec! for his profession than to revive it Newspapers will always be considered George Harris, of the} unreliable as long as they employ mendacious correspondents. And anent this all the papers in the coun- try are now publishing a sensational aticle written for a Cinciunati paper hy a local coriespondent in regard to Jobo Jacob Astor's recent run in charge of a locomotive on the Llineis Central from Central City to Paducah, It recites how he went over glittering rails faster than an engine was ever known to go over them before; of how the regular engineer stood trembling in the cab, hair erect’ and bulging eyes, afraid to teke his eyes off the dering young millionaire, vhile the train with its precious load of millions sped on, This was all untrue, Mr, Astor, simply to grat- ify a whim, run the train from Cen- tral City to Paducah on regular schedule time, and there was no hair! raising ; no mile « minute, or bulging optics about it. He was educated for a practical railroad man, and of- ten runs trains for his own amuse-/ ment. “I don’t understand why it is, remarked local bicycle dealer yes- lerday, ‘that @ map who steals a horse and is caught 19 usually gi from three to ten years in the peni-| tentiary, while one who steals a bicy- cle is a8 & xule given a sentence of only a year or two. ‘The average) value of a borse is about $50, while ubat of a bicycle is from $75 to $100, A bicycle is one of the easiest things on earth to steal, one of the easiest to dispose of after stolen and one of the! hardest to identify. This ought to! make the pynjshment for stealing one | all the more severe, but jt doesn’t, I can take a bicycle and in half an hour no one on earth can identify it, ne by filing off the num- ry bicycle contains in es a number, but a slick bicycle thief always jknows where | they are, and can efface them in a) very short time, and on some wheels patch it up so noone can syen tell where the pumbers were. Bicycle thefts are much more common now than hor e stealing, and more ought to be done to suppress them, oe There is a relaxation among the sporte of the city, who had been in suspense for three weeks past On Ag- | count of the grand jury, The grand jury was not formidgble nor yery dangerous this time, however, owing perchance, to the fact that it was composed vhietly of residents of the voun'ty who were pot on to the) wicked ways of the city sport, hence | there was no cause for alarm among the ‘‘dead-game’’ contingent, Us- ually the young men are hauled be- fore the grand jury meets and questioned as to where they have been buying their ciga- rettes, whiskey, aad where they have been losing their money, but this time none of them was called upon to demonstrate his fickle, failing mem- ory. every time it A joke is told at the expense of a restaurant keeper whose establish- ment is near the N., C, &St. L. depot, on the South Side, e other day a couple of fellows about half fall, as the saying is, went in and called for something to eat. “What do you want?’ they were asked, “Give us some teres,’ one replied, The chef appeared not to compre- hend, and asked if they said ‘skinned oysters."” “Course we the customers, The chef went k to the rear, and in about fifteen minutes, the men outside becoming impatient, they went back and found the white aproned proprietor tediously skinning the bivalves, occasionally cussing softly to himself, scolloped oys- did,” replied one of Several weddings, other than those already announced, are talked of for the near future, One wedding that has for some time been considered a certainty, although no announcement has beeu made, is not acknowledged by the principals, but on the contra- ry is denied by at least the young lady ont of whouw Madam Ramor would make # bride A Kick From Many, There is a complaint as loud as the odor, in regard to the Hamberger steak foundry at Fourth and Broad- way. One lady who ventured down town Saturday night actually became so ill from smelling the noxious odor that she went home yery ill, The counci) moved Mike Redd, What's the matter with moving the steak foundry } 5 Important Notive, All persons knowing themselves in- debted to the firms of Rogers & King and John Rogers & Son are hereby warned to call ana settle the same at ones at my oMece, No. 127 Soun Fourth street, and thereby save to themselves costs, as I will be forced to proceed by law to collect sume iless otherwise settled promptly, Ep H. Puryear, Receiver of Rogers & King and John Rogers & Sor, A MOORISH EXECUTION, The Ma COLORED DEPARTMENT. COLORED LODGES. MASONI warded a ™ Sha A correspondent at Tangier gives the following account of the execution of a native for the murder of Herr Hassner, erman banker, in December las nstances of the murder ha entirely mysterious. The German legation here put pressure on the local authorities. After short | yn” 10 6-Meots every first | time a woman went over to Gibraltar for safety, and sent word from there that she could throw ht on the af- fair, Upon her information three men ~a Spaniard and two Moors—were ar | py rested and thrown into the prison. Here they were tortured by the thumb- wrew, and the Spaniard confessed. He, iowever, was claimed by the Spanish ; authorities, and what has become of ‘i ad him Ido notknow, The other two were | Uda Fellows Hel) kept in prison. They lay chained hand | Paducah P tri fourth ¥ Stone Squn nd Monday in ¢ PENDENT ORDE ‘ellows Hall Household of F third Wriday even jows Hall ‘and foot by a heavy three-inch chain in Miored On Hai a small dungeon, where they remained aste metl No 79 in almost pitch darkness from the end ening in each of December, with nothing to eat but bread little of th Of cou been a European, little wou heard of the matter. A m came from the sultan t men was to be shot. The basha, who is an authority here, desired this to be carried out in private, but the German minister insisted upon a public execu: tion. On the day of the execution I went Jown to the soko (market place.) “About a dozen Europeans only were math at ery Colored Oud Fellows Western Kent " ¥ and fo mnlug it Wednesday even! Hroadway 2RS OF FRIENDSHIP Meets every second Monday evening in e I. J. BERGDOLI RAILROAD TIME TABLES, Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad. 18 DIVISION, sovTH BOUND PADUOAR E. D. _ HANNAN Does All Kinds of 7 Water,'Gas and Sanitarv,,, Y chstaasogs.: PLUMBING!" Steam and Hot Water Heating, Sewerage, Ly, Lexington Ar'HovioW Rock duet 132 South Fourth Stree, 329 Court Street Phone 201 EHollow Rock Junction L@XINgtOn .esee seve esse Jackson NORTH BOUND 8 15 am ris 385 p All trains daily, Through ty ain and oar service Aueab and Jackson, Memphis, N: Chattanooga, Tenn Close conn % (auta, Ga, Jacksonviile, Fia., Washingto Halthinore, Philadelphia rnd New’ York, and he Scuthoast, and 10 Atitasaan, ‘Texas and Southwest. Fos ier info on call on or address. pidge tacts A.J. Welch, D. P. A. Memphis, Tenn. W. L, Davley, G P and T A jashville, Tenn. Fi Teachout CP. and 7. 4. Palmer House cab Ky jurnhet, a gent, Paducah icy am. depot ticke (LLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHIS DIVIIORS. NORTH BOUND— No %2 No 24 No 22 6 1008 pn present, and among them were two Seas tink und : gram French ladies on horseback, A posse of apm Ht roldiers soon marched through the meets first ———PROPRIETOR Baz Re gateway, having in their midst the con: J !™ this Weeu cacbamnanend eam ozam demned man himself, seated on a don- J ,.Q'en Sot feet ag P d h ‘ am crits et canetaicr i uae eiaeim| FAdUCah - Bottling - Co., team [ome think he was too much dazed to compre J third Thursday ulghts in mam 10%em bend fully all that was passing. ‘The J Lily, of the West tabernacle, No, 6 Moers ‘At Horse Branch Siam ‘135 pm prisoner was taken, unresisting, off the J nouth. m A CELEBRATED ie 510 pm donkey, and made to kneel with his face | Pride of Paducah Tent, No. 5. Meots tirst L ; Chnctauatl, he te away from the soldiers. Two of the J 54turdsy afternoon Ip each month . . ‘ " ara 208 men were toled off to shoot him. T' ees end Moots second anvantay OUIS O BERTS BEER, Ot St. Louis. Pd ‘paches refused, upon which the basha’s head |" y rent, Meets third saturday In kegs and bottles, 7pm §0am man, with asperity, repeated the order, [pm in iss vito 4 5 Aas - i Ly Owensboro 10am Then they walked up to within five star yelehem Tent, No. 5%, ‘meets 4 Cide " haces! seed pace drinks-—-Soda Pop, Seltzer Water, Orange £F Paduoan. }Ren ‘oe yards of the prisoner and fired two J™)00" ¢ eigen) nee Ales He, CA bm 40am Fi bm shots into his back. He rolled over, but J mnats tee tin ai | “elephone orders filled until 11 o'clock at night during week and 12 o'clock ; vet taoe but was not dead, His body continued |7-% p. 1. twitehing spasmodically for full fiv oinutes, when an order was given to dispatch him finally, whereup of the men walked up to him, p! run close to his head and fired. Saturday nights, ow, | 10th and Madison Streets, CHURCHE ‘orpse was buried in saeted ground, reet_ Chu All the Moors, even the authorities, bar 7 basha included, looked upon the pris nb ian Bee ouer as @ martyr, W ay school Preaching 1 ® m. and 6 p should a good Mohammedan die fo m. Rev. k nator ih Jog of aChristian? The feeling is uni nt aching Sp mn. Gav. dec. versal, and if it were not for the le tions, Europeans would not be safe—London Times. JAS. Chureh. g. 1a, m, au nnday very 3 p. freakish on record There were capes, among tt ¢ of the Peter Hanson family, living in Ly He was building a house, and with b family of six and three ¥ ting supper in the barr several remarkable es- thos tors wa which stoc just west of the new house, The stor blew the barn, family and hov the prairie, All were carried over 60 feet, while the ruins of the buildings were carried @ quarter of a mile After striking the Peter Hanson house the storm dodged around Dr Rev. B. J ville, preached at hureh yesterday Garrett the First Hopkir Bapt across Henry Ar “Sidney Tou better known $s with his j= Telephone 101. FINE DRIVERS AND SADDLE HORSES, Elegant Carriages and Turnouts ——AT— A. GLAUBER'S Livery, Feed and Boarding Stable BLACKSMITHING * REPAIRING be HORSESHOEING All work guaranreed. A. W.GREIF, Cour PADUCAH,KY, Ar Gr'nville Miss Ar Vicksburg .. Ar Natchez ns, Nog 201 and 202 run solid ‘between!Cincinnat) ind New Urleans, carrying Pull buites ‘Train 24 carries Paducah open in Paducah union a es: Cor, Third and Washingtoa, :40 Pm, 6:18 Pm M. £ ch oth & Trimble me > : pm, 7:0 pm M. ine teimble | TELEPHONE 148, 15 bm, 10:05 > oo A tornado which swep eee ae pre ae > ee = —_—— om. pe aid $90,000 damage was one of the most | su, bra i SCIENTIFIC|AND FIRST-CLASS isha Hive = § BEB BB Bast St, Louis Pinckneyville Carbondale FB cos ntsburg “Metropolis: Arrive Paducan ... ‘Stop tor meals--All trains ran iy This is the popular line to St, Louis and Chicago and Leg ced hortb and west, Train leaving Paducs iy at615 p. m, ‘ullman Palace Sleeping and for St. Louis. Double berth rates, 41.80; chair rates, 7 cents, For farther information, reservations, Uekets, etc , call on or address J. T. Donovan GT. A\, valmer House, Paducah, or A. Hy Hanson, General Passenger Agent Chicago, ESBRESREE cUpeU re eS EEBEE 5 2dand 3d. night. He had a Sid says “he rl at church grin on his face Frazier’s residence, breaking « few win- Jows there, and totally demolished the f 2. new house of Charles Christianson. Dr Frazier’s barn, however, went across the prairie in small pieces. A cow weighing 1,100 pounds was carried 100 1s in the ga The Household of Ruth Juveniles will install Oct. Odd Fel- the wall. Every stick of timber of house was blown caped unburt except Mr. br had a big rock blown upon his foot as he stood in the At Henry Hanson's house was a tig ly closed pocketbook, containing $19 Annie B Ninth street. And 9 requested to bi there is busi- ness of imy orta ve attended to Requested by the president. away members are Telepnone 118, pat Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your £4fe Away. The pocketbook was afterward found open and lying beside it was a ten-dol Jar bill, The $180 hast been bl The rotation gf the funnel split six gah dra freight cars into two divisions, sending 7 three down the track and three up; while it broke the coupling were uninjured The tornado traveled like a bouncit rubber ball, striking in one place, the ing and descending ayain. etter striking Christianson's place it ros up and dropped again hal when it struck two barns again and came down, taking a barr and granary two miles east of Lyle From there on the storm seew broken and simply blown as a heavy wind, having lost its rotation.—Wash 1 Bt the ears it m then No, 182.5. Third Street. ingt “Mtdw “Midw rt is to be a There th Paris exposition of 1900, It has not yet - officially named, but the title of FIRE hicago’s famous Midway Plaisance " has a strong hold on the situation at . . | present, and the chances are that the int i LIFE and lepartment devoted to i kind of instruction and diversion Paris show of 1900 will have the did name.” The strictly polite name for it now is the “Section of Colonia Exhibits.” It will not be restricted t the exhibits of the colonies of France— f it were so restricted it might not be as large as could be wished—but it wil be open to all the golonies of the world [t is almost a safe guess to say that the Midway of the coming Paris exposition will be larger than its Chicago proto type —Chicago_ News. TORNADO BICYCLE IN ARMY MOVEMENTS. Pooper Reach St. are the only iBLOOD POISON! Complete repair shop. ing wheels from us, Don’t fail to call. ers of the Twenty-fifth Unite infantry at two o'clock the oth noon completed their 2,000-mile on bieyeles from Fort Missou to Bt. Louis, After considerable delay at Charles, 20 miles out of the city, , Mont. —IS HEADQUARTERS FOR—— feet and so badly injured that e ad lowe! He This is a new ors ion : : to be killed, cow thatstoo! bende TT” gr'the children whowe parents| LOUdaY Groceries, ate oe are members of the Odd Fellows a 2 w Willis % Brean eaw the storm com- [and Household of Rath Fruit Cake Ma terials, ng and took his family to t ellar ‘ Pa Sil a0 these Wand oqaines thu Wonk The Teiby Social Club will mee Apples and Oranges, Fresh Canned Goods, &c. HOME-MADE LARD A SPECIALTY. Wall @aper ; Window Shades IN THE LATEST PATTERNS. PROMPT ATTENTIONGIVEN TO ALL ORDERS, WwW. S. GREIF, Rose & Paxton Givelyou All Kinds of ‘Insurance Office over Citizen’s Saving Bank. High-Grade Bicycles and _ BicycleSundries. Agent for the highest grades of Bicycles made. Ve are prepared to offer 1896 Stearns for $58.50 Don't fail to see our $45.00 Ove on the market, prettiest whe Don’t fail to see our line of wheels befor elusive Bicycle house in the city. Free riding school to those buy- remember the place, Paducah Cycle Works,| | 126 and 128 North Fifth street, near Palmer Hou ALLY Missouri Pacirie Raiway St. Louis Sse ene Skate TRY THE NEW FAST TRAIN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LIMITED, \ron Mountam Route. The most direct line via Memphis to all points in ARKANSAS AND TEXAS. WEST AND SOUTHWEST, Free Reclining Chairs on All Trains, Taroven Coacues MEMPHIS TO Dautas anp Fort Worru, To KANSAS CITY, Cor. 9th and Trimble St D ZF For maps, rates, tree books on Texas, Ar kansas, and all Western States, aud furthet information, ‘call ou your local ticket agent T.@, MATTHEWS, ! T. LOUISVILLa, KY TENNESSEE CENTENNIA. AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION Nashville, Chattanooga and St, Louis Railway Telephone No. 37 4 Don’t Forget It py sis rine MINIMUM of expe rand EXCURSION TICKETS On sale at reduced rates from and connectio pth Mt Augusta, BoBVile, KDOXVi'le ashin, PALACE DAY COACHES ON ALL TRAINS! Information pertaining to TICKETS, ROUTES RATES ETC. wilt Ue cheerfully furnished upon application ands and Rugbya—best A. J, WELC | made J. He exTit Agent, At J. MUL Division Passenger Agent, ‘ Southeaste ry se buying. We i Ge. on. Pennies, Awont, st Fourd 8, C*COWARDIN, Weatern bas Room ih Hallway Exchau Northern Py W. L. DANLEY, General Passenger und Ticket Aseut A SPECIALTY, CURED IV 15 TO 4 result of @ heavy rainstorm, and be cause of the necessity of making nee ed repairs on their wheels, the riders arrived at their destination at St, Louis and went immediately into camp at Forest park, where they will stay un Hil Monday. After that th quartered at Jefferson barracks until their return to Montana, A re committee, at whose head was H. V Lucas, met the infantrymen out sev eral miles and escorted them into the city. In an interview Lieut, Moss said t aty ST. LOUIS, — | Room and Breakfast, $1.00. European Plan, $1.00 Per Day. | Goop Room oop MEALS, Goop 8 You todd. é HAVE ict d26t | st. JAMES HOTEL “We left Fort Missoula, Mont., Sun y, June 14, intending to cover the miles between there and St, Louis in six weeks, We are finishing and tn good condition within the pré posed limit. Our trip has been emi nently successful, It is the biggest bi cycle tour by an army of or proven beyond peradventure my contention that the bieyele has a place in modern war: fare.” WE GUARANTEE TO CURE. site arid for a ease L. WILLEA, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, GRAINING, ALS GLAMING AND Hal phone ication, 190 page book sent tree. 4 COOK REM CO,, 307 & sod Tlasonic Temple, CHICAGO. iLi LN LN D Pisy | Restdence e22 5.6 st. PADUCAMCY ST. JAMES HOTEL|Galt House /Rates, $2.00 Per Day.| NASHVILLE, TeNe. CN Stablished 1866, Incorporated 18 Johnson : Foundry and. ° Machine Co, Manufacturers and Deaggrs in S'eam Engines, Boilers, Casoline Stove House'Fronts, Mill Machinery wo R KS And Tobacco Screws, Brass and Iron Fittings, C: 128 Broadwa Old stoves re. . gs. Castings all kinds. modeled and made good as new. of all kinda, Cuas. A, Fisk. * LOUISVILLE. KY. American Plan $8.00 to $5.00 per day, Roows only $1,00 and upwards, A. R. COOPER, Manager saAMCAM, 8 0 ® ‘ Kenrvegy,