The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, October 23, 1897, Page 1

a: Macy Roberts Captured By De- Was und Over fn Lilinos oe 4 Where We Was Working y Ona Farm—Four Hun: | dred Dollars For x His Capture, ” Detective W. A. Wickliff and Mr Aaron Hurley, of the city stepp»l off the I. C.’s passenger (ain this un ing when she siopped under the union P depot shed, in he of a quaint looking prisoner. ‘Ths wa r than Lacy Roberts, ove ef tae co , vicied murderers of Peter MeC ae who was killed a few years ago ne Bentou, Marshall county The prisoner hardly looked uy He wore a white slooch bat, jean clothes and looked like 9 . farm band, He w pare day near Apna 1 by Deteciive Wickliffe aud Mi. Hurley, ¥ t Thursday in a 1 for \ county. ‘The rig was sent ) terday. j The history of Lacy K | 4 crime is a most inveresiing « | . Franklin, was thew ee 1 that ever ove. red in Marshall county Bud Anderson, t g and Peter McCain jes 1 io . | a ’ ' a i . ‘ . . fo ‘ ‘ bee " de . oa \ 4 If it’s True You'll VOLUME Il—NUMBER 36 IN THE TOILS AT LAST tective ‘Wickliffe. He Had Been the Penitentiary for Life. Sentenced to neighborhood, w few miles fiom bs Anderson beard tt was a plucky youth wife, bad made sloade | about his wi'e barbecue at I’bil Dar miles f Benioo, on the boro avd Syma 1891, Anderson R ame | across McCoio ‘ ked him about what he 1 said a 800. Cain, who was that ‘every d—d word be had ever said was (rue avd be'd tel! Mrs, An- derson so to her fa Ande'son aud I wagon wits drove, McCa'a repeaie ily assert Pituat they were cowaids, and as drove slong \owoids A 1's home] Aaderson shouled to passers-by <0] , funeral tomor When they reached the place derson sent Rov« put up the mol himself, be kaew be trouble but as be admiticd there was Find it ia Lhe Sun THE PADUCAH DAILY SUN. PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, SA'URDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1897. the guilty should be panished, is eup posed to have infoimed Wickliffe of Rot while the detectiv Franklin ease recently Reberts, in a conversation friends here today, bad been hired to a farmer near An ha, Lil., for tWo years, or most of the ne. He in this county howev county, al seen Detectiv ts’ whereabout with s been aod Ballard and declared he bad Wi Wivkliffe has made sev eral trips after Roberts, but could never flud him, He bas been well rewarded for bis vigilance, as there is €100 reward for Roberts, Detectiv ‘Tho prisoner was taken to Benton on the 2:50 train this morning. Roberts takes his capture with quiet resignation, and says he will trest to the NIGE AGENCY jency of the governor, Procured by Grigsby the City. pied the Ohio State the have the city agents, accepted the How rum, with headquarters at They leaye Sunday k, sod Me, Ployd Harris, of the mpany them. All are sierptising young men, their de- is both wall } 1 insurance een lered and te agency of th LP: 1 will lose by r new charg t and remunerat've. A HARD PALL. of the Delica- stated that he 18 SPREADING, °|New Orleans Gives up to Gen- uine Fright.—Theaters And iitfe several times whilethelatter| Churehes Closing—Five Deaths Today, Major 8, 8. Crumbaugh Will Not Be Supt. of the Coast and Geodetic Late The weather bureau officials say no frost may be expected in the extreme South before November, until which time yellow fever will hold full sway. Bros., Of ‘Phere were five deaths and fifty new vases at New Orleans yesterday and two deaths and ten new cases at Mo- bile. There were deaths also at Montgomery and Scranton. New cases were reported in the usual pro- portion from all infected towns, The suspicions case at Memphis has been pronuunced yellow fever. Without waiting for this announcement the states of Mississippi and Alabama had quarantined against Memphis, New Orleans 23.—The spread of the yellew fever is assum- ing serious proportions and the city is thoroughly scared. ‘The theatres have all closed, there will be no ser- vi at the churches tomorrow. Thus far today there have been thir- ty-five new eases and five deaths, MAJOR CRUMBAUGH — LOSES OUT. Cannot Get the Desired Place in the Geodetic Survey. Wasbingion Oct. 28, — Major was going to his home at i i 1 Madison streets last night . fell over the sewerage works. H's injuries were very painful, bi All t saved him “from being tated to the bdttom of the 1 was a supo!! railing, against which he sitack bis head, POLICE COURT. Tew Cases for Trial This Morn- Joe Sanit of the county, and clored, who Shad a fight Calo Bil was bere, were iy sod the case was « e court aud continued 1 ontay k was Goed $5 and ya saloon. t st J. H. Mabbarb, for " be-ners from Glauber's very dismissed, a9 he roved be bought tt from a boy. TUE DOG STRAYED. No Warravt Served oa Mr, Frank shot dead in front of Anderson's gaie. The firstsiory tod Mu: hes was that Audeisoa took MoCa'n uy i Te as Peas YP ‘Phe warrant issued at the insience ees cleat | is wile, and Saved ot Mr, Gicorge Bobe,icon by cusiire oe ae selag Hagin ces, C , Cav before yeoieday, would kaow what Cain said was fe Boag ‘every d—d wo: d wast " \, J aUlon, was pot served a3 Robe..son knew it.” Whereupon she killed |{mcerneed thet bis dog bad o b ar ae a stayed over & » che yooug maa nore os, ead wee ca polog, aud had ee asrilt argued the res rwih thom, and that Mt Widhvine the? {no cla'm to ii, apes eat wih hou fer was ¢ ted without midpight. avd Anderson, lis wifeand Wouity Rober s weve a!l tb. ce 1 H carried to Benton, Att ‘ si wae ing trial M.s. Anderson became ill, . vg hp eral pablic sentiment | Prevents the Re poval of Dem- agiced (0 let hey off. oerats. pend et tto save the Tfel afr, J, R. Paryea”, appointed cuse and siberiy of the two y; 4 7 pm wdian of government building a All three men liad many f Tom's Au" [fow days ago, cannot ll any of the . te * ree positions, janiior, watebwan or Noah Fravkhn has. M engineer, with Repuotiea _ Crossland was then commouwealth s] Ora ier Me re | oye dda attoroey and Major Josish tac = was employed to ass'st | Julao POPULIST WITHDRAWS, Campbell sod Hon, W. M. i were counsel for the ‘Tbe case was so well hoowa in shail couply tuat no juiy cou lefend defendants secured thee ¥ “&1 populist Juno. Hunt, candidate for Bhs tera | ae Ys]. onsisble fiom the Seventh District, ag tuem being Ca, Vilas wn, leav'ng a clear field Mr. Lon, Po'k, tue Iie Mi Jas. lor Gonnsatle ‘Anderson Miller and 1 aud lucia M~. Jim Tor'an, the other two can- Jucge Campbell considered the didates, A gool ove, but afte oveebtdetna tin Ov for only a thor MRE, C&AHEN APPOINTED, it tevroed a verdict, fisin oe 6) 8 por'shwent at deach, and * puo'su vent at roolacmeat| He Saeceeds Road Supervisor iu the pea’ en ‘sy for Vf, A new Har, igan, tal wos icfused. aod an appes!) sarin Craben bas been appointed proved f 0 tres, the best recourees] oad supervisor on ibe Tiavls Con. being es ds Aa hail 4 Brinosia Afwee bav-og beer in jail for shoe lr ae els : hippo vt bo mm hh the ba eral movtus, rece'y from ie! ev caped by th « their cells, witch had been b, someone, They were (racked some distance from ‘be city aud it wos le: ped they ate breakfast at bome, anl came on through McCracken, work'ng at one time at an vacle of Anderson, neni | the ciily. They 1 yund! heve for some Wme. t ef! fort was made (o cap.ure them, | They at times workedin Ballard county, but Anderson suddenly cise! appeared about a year 30, and has never been heard of s ace, He was sometimes known as Jack on, because ¢ he had several brothers by that name. | A man near Beaton, who bas kept track of the men as 1 8 he could Mr. Geo, Hunt Wilt Not Run For al ever since the crime, and who thought | Coustable, conily resigued, Mr. Cra ven formerly beld the pos CONTRACT, THE CORDAG He Let at Cin- cinnati. Tt Will Probably The contract for the cordage fac- ty has not been let, and will probe Diy not be heard from until Mon- day. Bids will be opened in Cincinnati, sod the one recommenced by Arebi- tect Hanefort will be aceepte}., The stockholders in the factory live prine Crumbangh,of Hopkinsville, Ky. ,will not get the f detic so He bas been officially informed of that fact. What position he will apply for now is uncertain, LUEIGERT'S PLANS, Dido't Apply for Bail. But Hopes to Gain His Freedom Soon. Chieago, Oct. 24.—Lueigert’s at- torneys dida’t make application for bail yesterday. Luetgert says he'll noi take the contract to appear on a museum stage. Judge Tutbill thinks the case will never come to trial in, beexose it wou'd be impossible to impanel another jury. Habeas corpus proceedings may be under- taken by t e-maker's lawyers to get him out of jai SUICIDE, MURD AND DEATH, Hardsbips Forctold of the Kilon- dike Winter Have Proven True, Chicago, Oct. 23.—A letter was written to fiieods by H. J. Gregory, formerly of Chicago, who left here for the Alaskan gold fields in Augast, in which is given some of the hard- ships of the White Pass, “There have been s'x suicides,’’ be wiles, ‘thee hangings and eleven k'llings, besides a number of deaihs fom e: pocure, ‘It cosis $1 to get a letter through to Skaguay, and 10 cents to get it mailed. Prices here are very igh. Floor at Leke Beoneit brings $60 per sack, ba on $1 per pound, beans $1 per pound. Horseshoe nails bring 50 cenis each, shoes wi'l briog a y price you ask,’” MIDDLESBOKO WANTs IT, Cliveus Trying to Secure the Big Armor Pluie Factory, Middlesboro, Ky.. Oct, 23—Mid- lesboio will make a desperate effort to secure (he b'g armor plate factory to be located in the South by the Uniied Statcs government. Tue committee, now touring the Southern states wiih the view of recommending Whe location for the faciovy, bas been extended aa invitation to consider the advaniages of Midd'esboro, but as this city is not on ther itioerary. it is not probable they will vis! here, A commi'tee of representative business will wait upon them at Knoxville, and present Middlesboro’s claim, —Itis said that the large plant of the Waiis Stcel and Iron Syndicate will be donaied to the government as an inducement, Middlesboro bas super'or advan- sages over Biunogbam, and a very eatpest effort will be made by all of the neighbor stutes lo have the plant located here. Congressman Colson is pusbing the matter, ON A TECHNICALITY, Allen Dow ne'l Acquitted in Jus- tice W uciester's Court. Allea Dov ue'l, of the county, was this morning tried before Justice Winchester cn a charge of using in- suliog language towrrds the wife ot Covnty Surveyor Evert Wren, and acquitted ona technicality. cipally in Cineinnati, Try a bo bons and « hocolates, fur twenty Ly cents, Mede and so'd by 2104 Sree, those delicious bon- Downell recently called Mrs. Wren a Var, it is charge’, and the county evivevor aliacked him with a bucket, He swore cut @ warrant azainst the tember, but today admitted that it was on the 20th instead. The charge was accordingly quashed. LAST CHANCE To Get on the Books—Supplemen- tal Kegistration Monday, Tuesday aud Wed- nesday. The supplemental registration be- gions Mouday and continues three days, It will be held in the county clerk’s office each day between the hours of 8 a. m. and 5 p, m. by the clerk or bis deputies. Those persons who were sbsent from the city during the three days of the regular registration, or who were prevented from registering by reason of their own illness or sickness in their families, will be entitled to reg- ister, This is the last opportunity to reg- ister. Those who have not registered and who fail to take advantage of this opportunity will not be entitled to cast a vote at the coming Novem- ber election. WILD MAN CAPTURED. Relief Down About the Lovelace- ville Section, No Wild Men Or Stray Bears Down There. The inhabitants ot Lovelaceville and vicinity have all been excited over a supposed ‘wild man’ in the neighborhood. seen in the fields and th those who chanced to see him de- with hair, He wore no clothing, and looked uncouth and filthy. He al- ways disappeared immediately after being seen, and no effort to capture him was ever successful. He was usually seen oear Mr. Bud Stabl’s farm. Lately he had been seen again, or] 2000 from the residence at 2 o'clock ition of superintendent! rather some sort of a beast was} under the suspicious of the K. of P. at fof the Cais A States Coast and Geo- | sighted several times by harvesters. The funeral will occur at the Jew! a He would be in the fields eating | Cemetecy, wheat or corn. The otber day a hant was organ- ized, dogs were procured, and the mysterious ‘wild man” which was sometimes taken tobe a bear, was)Deededto the Church By the hunted dowa and shot. ‘He’ was only a sow that had run wild. Her ears had been chewed off by dogs in the neighborhood, and nobody bad ever been able to get a good look at her on account of her wildness. STILL IN. DANGER, The Italians Carried Away from] ty 1884 Mr. Nocton, decease:|, deod- ed to the church condition that it be eburch as Had to Be Brought) sonage. the Norton heirs. Metropolis. Bat They Back From Marion. The six Italian miners who killed John Young at Carcersville, Ill., las: Saturday, and who were taken to Me- iropol's a few days azo to save them from from lynching, were taken to Mavion, the county seat, a short dis- tance from Cartersville, by a sher ff and deputies last night. The people of Cartersville heard of ‘t, and a mob was quickly organized to lynch them, The mob started for Marion, and the sheriff heard of it and carried the prisoners back to Me- {ropolis this morning for safe keep- ing. It is now certain that if the Ital- inns are ever carried back to Carters- A pair of! vilie tuey will be lyneved, If they |dye shop, are lynched the United Staies go ernment may get into trouble, as it is] for tbe work, cla'med the accused have never been | of the goods, as they were pot naiuralized. TAKEN TO HOPKINSVILLE. Miss Bennett Taken Today. Mr. H. F. Carrico, of the county, was appointed @ committee in circuit court yesterday to take Miss Winnie Bennett to the Hopkinsville asylum. He left with her this morning, ac companied by his wife and Mr, L, F, Bennett. The young lady recently become meptaly uabalanved on account of t “ ‘ religious excitement, aud was yester- day sdjuaged insane. Now is the time to select your mond Dyes theie are special dyes for heating stoves and Hank Bros, &|cot'onand special dyes for wool, and ones is the place to get them. Epworth League Quarters, The fixiores and furnishings for Epworth League room in the anday school ioom at the Broad. way M. KE. church arrived today.and Heating stoves—all_ kinds, and prices to suit you at Hank Bros. Jones, Hot Chocolate at Stutz’ A SMALL BLA It Fire Department Called Out Last Night. on North Third street opposite the A brick was out of the chitoney io the garret, and the blaze ignited the floor, No great damage was done by latter, and Mrs, Wren swore out a warrant against him, She sa'd at the , Hime that it was on the 13th of Sep- the flames, Hot Beet Tea at Stutz’, It ” at large and a most worthy young man. The| He was often | funeral will take place tomorrow and{ternoon at 1 Lutheran church in scribed him as a big man covered | barial at th echarch cemetery. E. M. Caih'a died yesierday at Cairo, interment. It Was Theirs Only Conditionally ecutors,today deedeil to the First tist church, for $150, the pa on North Fifth street, near Jeffers been trying to induce the Norton chorch absolutely, in order that services will be held there Monday | nex The fire department was called to} ever $20,000,000, the residence of Mr, Jobn Garrison] the island twice as house about 7 o'clock last night, | at the more substantial elements of | WAS. JOHN STEELE DEAD | Rewains Arrived From Smith- dale, Ark, Funeral This Morning—Death of Mr, Geo. Beyer. Mrs, John C, Steele, wife of the former clerk at the Palmer House, and for years a resident of Paducah, died day before yesterday at her home at Smithdale, Ark., of cancer. after a long illness. The remaius were brought to the city last night, and this morning the faveral took place at the First Christian church, Rev. Piukerton officiating. he three months old bady of Mrs. Haitie Blanton, of the same place, was in the coffin with its grand-motlier, te remains of both being interred in one COAL GAS and price. in, The three children of the deceased Mrs. Bianton, Miss Sophie Steele and Mr. Jack Steele accompanied the re- mains here. Mr, Steele, who is dangerously i!!, could not come. Thc family left at noon for home. The remains of Mr. J. J. Wood, who died yesterday, were carried to Mayfield at noon for interment. Mr. George Beyer, « young mau who bas beenemployed at Mr. E. W. Bockmon’s giocery as clerk, died last night at the residence of his father, Mr. John Beyer, five iiies from the city on the MaySeld road. | The deceased was 25 years old, fiom the county ; o'clock the TO The eight-monibs old child of Mr. The remains were brought here for \ The faneral of the late Mr. Moses Kahn will take place tomorrow after- is all bosh! Good goods speak for themselves. ister’s, in men’s fine good ladies’, cannot be equaled. BAPTIST PARSONAGE CEO. Rock Norton Heirs. } 321 BROADWAY ash purchase of $1.00 ee with every Since 1884, W. F. Norton and E. 80 This ends a quite interesting case. i) WEEK ONLY. the ty, on the prop owne long as used a Otherwise it would revert t | Your pick and choice of a lot of For sc.ne time past the church had | sonage to the | ey | pose of it. and his heirs to deed the could, if they saw fit, dis) Ope was stubboru, how share had to be purchased, This gives the church complete pos- | session of this now very valuable | property, A NEW ORESS FOR TFN CENIS. A Mich'gan Wom Hs How She Madean Old Dre Look Like New With Diamoud Dyes, for Only 10 Cts, in all respects. PAIR. 1.25 and $1.50. eille & **Last fall I had a dress dyed at a * writes Mrs, A. Mich., and T could 0 of Detroit, the same color. Now last week 1] bought a package of Diamond Dyes| for ten cents and dyed a whole dress | mith it, ‘The dress is just lovely and | Reco ‘There | ive smallest picves are as good a> (he large ones. everything beng an even | AV Pn 7 ors can be mode with vo more trouble | than it wou'd be to wash the gcods. | Do not 1i8sk your evial with dyes that clam to volor both cotton | and wool wiih the same dye, for it is | impossible to get satisfactory resu!ts| with dyes of that cuaracter, In Dia- pets, per yard 8, per yard Tine *% fine vw est t LADIES, SEE OUR HAN DSOMG they are all guaranteed to faviion, if used accoidling to tions. EMSS | Neasous for Acquiring Cuba, | Dr. Gotteras, tho yellow-fever exe] fyorything in our furniture, stove pert, gives anovber Teason for ing Cuba, He fays tit « yellow fever comes fuin there that there is no bope of stamp outin Havana veder Spanish role. and that the Spanish ollicials are in the habit of giving clean bills of | health to ships sailing fiom Havana, in times when the fever is prevailing | meme momen there, withoat avy regard to the con a “8 ne poe _—_ BET & eee | vk depart Open every evening until 9 p.m, ** | furnich y our - !OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. dition of st» or crew, He a!so says tbat the epivemic of 1878, besides the lives it cost, inflicted on us a loss of | enough to buy > assuredly upon u clothes, land ti dai ae hi | mt Our line of we {every taste, from Cuba gives ground for belie Call and ‘examite th " the is'and would prefer annexation t »| 338 Broadway. independence, and, ju from th experience of other Spanish-Armer.- | * a — , can countries, it can hurdly be pr ‘BALTON'S TATLORING } 1 that the Cubin population is! ¢ f ae ; | Saiuimioeucecrnicen. | NO BST ABLISHMENT. | The old ery you hear every fall that leather is going up HE advertisers are realizing the Sun is the best medium by which to reach the people. 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