The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, October 14, 1897, Page 1

An ad. in the S i» will add to your bank a cout. Try it. VOLUME | i ITS THE SLO | “errs TIME. SPEECH)..." ans, Get. 14.—The yel- low fever outlook today is more hope- }ful, the number of new cases and 'deaibs being mach The jellow-fever record was woken at New Orleans yesterday, there being woe deaths and thirty. one new cases. The fever has been Ciseovered at another town—Nava- he city council of Galveston accept the diagnosis of 3 and calls for another The fatalities yesterday be- « at New Orleans include , lone death each at Edwards, Seran- © ton cod McHenry, Miss,; Plaque-! nines vayish, La., and Wagar, Ala. A ide ow New Orleans forty-nine) bew.ases were reporied yesterday. WEYLER'S GENEROSITY. -NUMBER 28 | YELLOW FEVER RECORD. The One That an Hos Been Deliveroz } use Meany THOUSANDS WAR THE F 004 NG WE bh 28 tise SKE ON OUR AND A HOLE Big Bunch of Cuban Prisoners. Wm |/rees a tat Toe ctowd tu Jen rings Bryno 00, & | « Reoels Slaughter Spaniards in | Batile Hbwesiorn Ke tucky, a avers ge p The s t tiogushed Neo ’ i welt fr 6:50, was the rr Wheel: were be wos Ap is porty were Hon Woos 00 . 14,—General Wey- given one hundred prisoners tc amit sha ae of Cuba, A bottle with the Cubans is re- | ported o which one hundred Spanish were slain A TEKRIBLE FIRE, Ho nd Coutes deace of sterigin J Ley tel J Drives fifty Families From Their Homes. ston, Va., Oct, 1M.—A disas- Ore .o the residence portion of lered fifty families ue property loss is very By 7 o'wia park ly Joe efowu “a aloe, a soweved ou ity has i cha A great i eilon » A Lentucky Judge Milled, Ky., Oct. .—Jas. former Keotacky jud; wssassianted ia Virginia hat particulars are POLICE COURT. ence a0 i bave t she not . bat two BEWSPApEr i “tooks Like We Might Have Hal Wav.’ Was ovenp There w usual quoia of boys, wio w yelled, and wae for the wore o: was whe many ‘|S Ga he Cou-t Had Several Fines Awossed Th.s Morning. mm ladies v i ; fuey are all pleased with our track, jhere to witness sport of any kind. p as his last official act t \ Jui THEY'RE HERE, Bicyele Boys Arrive at Noon on Special Cars. | BIG CROWN TOMO? OW, sol Ene trles-O' her Arranvem nis. Rolow Is a Comple:s BIGGEST McET EVES HELD IN SOUTHWEST KENTUCKY. All the crack bicycle riders came in at 12:10 today from Louisville, whore the races ended yesterday, Trey came in two handsomely © ulppe privaie cers, and attracted no ‘tule attention, afternoon bas been spent in wand looking over the city trains ; Which is much better than many upon which they bave ridden. The races tomorrow afternovn promise to be attended by one of the largest crowds that ever assemblod Notuiag has been spared to make Ie mee* a success, and everybody hould go out. There will be in the moraing four ‘| teeu triel Ueats on accoua. of someny | votsies io Ue professionel evea(s, ‘rn he a epoon the pick of the will compete ‘nh tue sea! son which com exiibition of ueats, se . es, leo the oy wick ider, ie laviern pacade City Holl this even'ne fr a everstody Lanterns cau be had just ocfor at-Ve eCul'n Bros” peg: phone be esulis measures about sud about 5 feet + pase. Tt will be used Fowler and can be besa t to use of excl: of this dockei,’” ers his moro- we might ibe contas'oa aud were i court Ising fiom Lb , ° : . 6 #3. ost George Pool, & o sod Wil Folant, f 9 enter of of “be opera bouse and biongh the gallery » wee fied. Judge 8: ve Wes vo ord’papce ought lo be. M ce he ¢ For vert City, was irying coe ealed Oniccr Senser Soave Ford in S ihice mile: iv. balf h; seocd ps we, B10 Or mson. Mons Gevdver, C a, Moss. 5 Ei se $.5 ¢ Pale opea— ‘ ee Moa vols sar Dd } vo O.; Owea ds, »3H B.bre u len 'W. vie vs0u, Min- H. He K Loa vt, M ne: Canrt J3 A yb.M Bo 2 os MeLecd, Ca so, Kalame,oo, Mich, ; «affords Spin, and goi a pistol |G, ey of bia Ti he cswe io beer Bryan, ulok ve was digo, plied this d'da't woeiber be was He edvised Ford to at howe heve.ter, locked up or throw DU. yuem e wcll ( ocver bed a pis ‘Vin my pocket fe, quoth was ibiriy three cairying it toa my pocket on oatot J, cost me about] dov.o.8 free ee es county, is ot iningbeld, ¢ Donn. ; Dr J. eveland, O.; Nat sion, Louisville, Ky. ; td, Evi rovitte, Tne Co a ade 7 A rsh; sceord ©, $10 «0s Avior ‘ip Joo son ve i. B. P'e.ce, B. jeld, Aogus vole, New 1, P. Most, i wi wok og an arsenal O.8. We Ow us fied he found yocentod. and was not He wes finea no! dvaok Ay ve. from nerr E » ‘ ‘ ea draasenees, wld he wesa’t 1 he d'da’t cone ‘The wasrant Hes ' Bryaa, wio woo 1 mao Lt fll ue -€ od was chavged with He was wb Meyers ec claimed he was takiag swod Giestoet. The waant wes Heny M McCaw colored, Was wee avliio aw'ey sod iearrag her clothes, ad bee sauked her ter names whea be wes Tbe sosked be: if she uous cod .e9 wach for she seid sae wes! was fr i $01 jwora Tee ce engsot son, of Cos od, He woo vs, wae) ad (ey days, narded on f coont ‘Toe police cl.’m be ave. .Woy an wo fhe: vl ene ar) Je aged With House Bre sang. Della , Bradshaw, colored, was » |} i ougato the city 14's eftaro0on by b Auderson Miller and his wife, An-| 1 gL with boo] q De Me vs, Gitber S. W. Orquett Qe'o2, FM 98, Odd Way nl? opea $ oid pr $ $ vob ‘ 5¢ Jova 8. Bo a 'e, 8. » B. B.si. « Ao, > Me C, R. Nes 3, € Poo, F.C. . A.). Bown, W. H. Se oa, W. Losier, Cova Bake, A. C - McFailand, ©. Sievers, Colewan, ae x oC "e bane vay cond p e $10, Ava Cs K'a ve. H DB. $s MeLvod wen 8 . a paldp 3. Jub 269 Os Pec do : b mn Ora ) Hs Co. 8. C. Hoyi, » New oa W's, We ML, W. Co'er.o, D I, Kyowa, *. t, Saaave s, Wet Seni va, W. T. BorSele Cona By ve A. C. Meeos. G'lve.t Logue, J. W. Prcaeiin, € », %. Qv'nn, F, Foi land, O. Scevers, pva Las, mit bandicap— Sevood ry tpi ve, ove $306 , cleshors in jail, He is charged with vgioio Mr, Jia Power's bouse Cay Batfalo Bill's show wes here, e, 515 worl 0” 1d pe "xe, $5 wordo? me & RoyS. Dawson, civy; Fs D pps. ood pe end ay Mey VADUCAH, KENTUCKY, THU a ‘Thompson, P, Bornwasser, H. |W. Meddendorf, Louisville; A. W. Clark, Nashville; Fourth 1 mile —Firsi ra diavnon. prize, 815 merc! and‘se ; th | $5 merehandise, R. 8, Dawo Fia‘n, C. Simp- son, Robt, MeCu H. Pouteh, BE. L. Thompson, P. Borowasser, H.W, Meddendor!, A, W. Clark, W. Wil- kins, Sixth race, 2 prize, 835 diamone $15 mercheud’se; me: chendlise, R. 5. Dawson, F. Frain, C. Simp- ‘olt, MeCaae, F. Lucas, H , EK. L. Thompson, P Born- er, H. W. Meddendorf, A. W vk, W. Wilkias HIGH OLD TIME What Maid ab the People Had, second ed prize, wile handicay —First second prize, third prize, 85 in Diunks Must Have Been Plentifal, Judging From (he Sidewalks, ‘The police .e; ort that there more! dyooLen men io town fast nig'it than one iime befo.e. e visible ailover the | vorniog, and tere! pply of “big heads.” | vald peyer Lovearrest+ ated men they saw. ey ielt ike chey were de well inde w Joi to fifteen eae Me rsbul Collins said Uae first thing ood waany cue strangers did icy rea lel iowa was to get ext to buy & 89.50 seen hei a drunk alka 4 olive ed ai (ue intox a when pis Ove farmer Low “Pinbook’* ssist.ng farmer fron hook"? the ‘*worebouse VWhea fiow “Pin ok” get wo w ach, they always want to he id either: to the warehouse or the sngon yerd One of che tellows could nov walk, otliet vas anotu towsrds copie could not t wal ue ue <| {- tare and ad Jett they the 1 thay ause he could u ta str Me cut oF bin o Vacy a ort Lhey vive vol way veloped that st own {Le cart W. Wilkins, city. opeo | tion, {shail county, introduced the follow- | RSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1897, SAM H. HOUSTON Nominated by the Republicans | of This, the Second Judi- cist District. FOR COMMONWEALTH'S ATI'Y, A Splendid Nomination--Wil!| Make @ Strong Race, PROSP.CTS FOR SUCCESS GOOD. Sam H. Houstoa, the popular and well known attorney, was today nom- inated by the Republicans for com-| monwealth’s attorney for this, the {Second Judicial district. Mr, Hous-| ton had alrewly announced himself asan inde, endent candidate for the same position. He is a strong can didaie, will make a hot race and will be elected. | Following are the MINUTES | held OFVICIAL of the Republican this morning: Pursuant to a call of the Judicial | ; Committee the Republicans of this, the Judicial district, the committee | met at the city hall in Paducah, | Chairman Fisher called the con-| vention to order and read the official call, as pul lished. Ono motion F. M, Fisher was elected chairman to preside over the | convention On motion Mr. J. elected secretary of committee W. Cole was | the conyen- | ‘Tbe chairman announced that} nominations for circuit judge were in order. No pomimati ns were made. The next business in order was ninations for Commonwealth's at- Mr. J W. Cole, of M ne torn ing resolutions | Whereas. Having the fuilest con- fidence in the high character of Sau Houston, Esq., a8 a lawyer, man and itizen, therefore Resolved. That’this convention does Sam Houston, bowi: i andidate for commonwealth's s ol the two ‘prmers oO lant rd art own (cer explauae vet a » MODS Mi. | Mor ow ani Meriis Mai vied Volay. Niss Mande Chai ies ete to Me an Thomp- ® vers This Evevlag. seo'M Maude Mon took pl the ek Jos. Mor. oticiating ke ion orule crowd to wiiness Tom ve Nush ouly atwead- e ue of ibe Holl, and e 2 a haod- vad ever, of svo t ep mers rege bore of vow), tian sv fad 0. ber s, | for system for sale ye. ai the Lilie aod a always: yer popu! @ yeco30 o jew t Peduc beaatifal daughter eo'y ,» Rey Ww 2" and at ive rol ik ay Cee V0- pow on | vhich had such a successful ney for this, the Second Judicial district of Kentucky, soepened of pouniics.of MaCracken ana aber » at the election o ‘be hela 1897, Dorian moved that nom- | and Sam Housion e wade ile nominee of the laiwation. hue mo von inations he close onven- fou by ac tannndad th wall, wen! cpeeches by Capt. J, W. Cosvy, M. Livingston Do iaa acd J. H. Ford. On moi'on hetng it was passed wous Voie of all present. clsirnaa dulared Mr. Sam ton ihe nom nee of the Repub- arty for the oflice of common- itorney for tais, the Second austrict of Kentue No turthur adjoarued JW, ut ' n Ty Ho: y business, the weeting F. M. Fisnen, Chairman Secretary. A JOLLY NIGHT” At Morton’s Opera House To- night, Edwin Tracers, supported by 9 strong cast, will appear at Morton Opera House tonight in the big New York comedy, “A Jolly Night.” Mr Travers is well ren bered for his lever work in ‘*The Private Secreta ry,’ which appeared t Morton’s ast season. ‘A Jolly ¢”” 321 Broadway, — The SUN :: “ only Re. publican daily i entuc:y west of | Heating Stoves We have them in more than sixty sizes and patterns, for COAL , WOOD GAS Fo We are the only people who can pleuse you in every par- ticular, as to style, quality and price. (0° COAL BUCKETS BEST QUALITY GEO. 0. HART & SON HARDWARE AND STOVE CO, 303-307 Broadway ». 109-117 North Third é $ READ HOW: With every cash you can get your OF CHARGE purchase of 5 On, pkg picture on a Button or We Garr the Largest and Best Selected Stock of SHOES in the city. All we ask is a visit to our store, and our prices will tell the rest, l-known p grapher, W.G, McFADDEN, will do the work for us, which alone 1arantees satisfaction, Br ing your children and buy their School Shoes of us, as also your own shoes, and get ticket. This is the latest fad of the day. Your picture costs you nothing by buying shoes of GEO. ROCK & SON, hina Ey. A SNAP IN CHILDREN’S SHOES, FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. FOR CASH ONLY. Your pick and choice of a lot of Children’s Shoes and 12 to 2. Regular values were $1, $1.25 and $1.50 pair. id first-class in all respects. CENTS PAIR. hey are worth $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. Sizes 5 to 12 All new stock a GF seoTg $1.25 b | aoe o give Mr. Trrvers a better opportu- sity to display his talent than any play he bas yet been seen in, The ompany supporting bim is the same at was in the New York production run at the Herald Square theatre, Incandescent lamp globes suitable at MePherson’s Drug store. tt OPENING OF THE NEW GREEK AESTADRANT ' ove ley ay 1 iwo L ve oor cid Ove Me ‘. 0 of Mss Dua M. £.al Wal ur will &. OF ly gonor % Ou, wm. e 3 ty ya. ov Ve ober Line Curisnin rea Arrested lor Druk. auess, KB. C. Cowgill of “ayileld, was ar- 2il BSOADWAY, | LOT LUNCHES AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY, Meals Served at all Hours by a First- Class Cook. B1i5.coO HANDSOME And all kind s of House Furnishings. quarters. 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