The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, November 18, 1897, Page 1

‘ag If it’s True Sea THE advertisers are realiz Find it in The Sun the Sun is the best medium by which to reach the people. VOLUME L-NuM ER 58 PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, ‘IHU RSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1897, TEN CENTS 8A WEEK > SPAIN [POLITICAL sai outs ah! LAST DAY \, eae lar officer. He defeated Dr, M. QUO0000008 QUR0000 0008 "% Milem and Dr. Lil'ard Sanders, i Mr. Ferd Williams was nominated | ‘ ¥ ' . for city weigher over a large number 4 of opponents | . Mr. Fred Ingram. the well knowa Es And = Releases Ail Ameriean|A Few Soreheads Adorned the] méulder. ~~ oir for market (George Winstor's Appetite De-|The Old Broadway Oriice Was a 6 ‘ * master, je is well known in Padu-) “ Prisovers.-—One Assailant of Street Corners Todays feah, where he bas lived for years, | serted Him oday.—the Formally Closed Today,— oves $ at Mrs. Wlehson — Gets Don't Know How it Whe hg A. Fowler, the present ta. Murderer is Still in The Big Transfer Boat, 4 Twenty Years, Hapvened, master, The plave is not very lncra.| Good Spirits, “Marion,” Here, Dee ere, waren 1a eioee tha ‘a tive, hence there was no scramble for | sixty sizes and patterns, for etal it é * 3 v Mr. Wes Cooksey, who was chain | Twelve Toll Gates Destroyed in] Tere Were Sone Disappointed | pang” Gyersect for several The Ropes Gallows,Death Shroug, | Other News in Railroad Ciretes COAL WOOD P Jessammo County,—Ot and Unhappy Applicants. —|years here was nom-| Coffin and the Sheriff Are Orders Delivered at the ze Zi Crimes. Dugan's Sen. ‘They Say Counclimen iba posite tubeeekt hs Loa ata dhl All Ready for the Union Depot.—Pay GAS Ol L i. 4 Swapped Votes, It is obvious, from casual contact Execution, ‘Train Here, ‘ 4 pea tie With whilom candidates avd appli- AV6 Ste the ‘Obly Dewey Way . So cants for the offices provided with aie pe Syn 4 een dail i ; nomivers last night by the Demo- poten he VO tyes Gua F _ Havana, Nov, 18,—All the Amer THE NOMINEES. cratic council-elect that bad the te.| , The only evidence of weakening on] ‘There was an air of lonesomeness and price. : y 1-an prisoners conitued in Cuba il Wy: EBs eudso:, Oly Gla sult of the caucus licen knowa before| te eve of bis execution. was dis and digsolation about the Broadway nf agaied | Ontere come from)" 2 FE Pareaneon, OWy City At-|the recent municipal election, there Played this moruing by George Win- | isyatdher’s office today that hid uot g COAL BUCKETS pp a ; . Sedan ’ would have been a vast difference be.|800 the condemned murderer of|been seen \efore for ral years set , a Gets Twenty Years. Witt H. Urrenuack, Street In-| teen what the vote was and what it] Via Stubblefleid, when he refused] The office. with all its wires, instra-| EST QUALITY , Newport, Ky., Nov. 18—Duko| spector, would beve been, Io otliet Words, | ¥0 eat. ‘ ments, fixtures, operators, superior | Croxson, one of the assailants of Mrs.| ~~ Jas, Wooos, Chiet of Fire Depart-| the Democratic party in Paducah is| | He spent a fairly restful night, but officerg and ail, have been moved into Gleason, whose case Was given to the] ment. profusely punctuated with sorehends,| "Hen breakfast was served, sid he| the old master mechanic's ottice nese] jury last night, was sentenced today J.T. Postuewatrs, City En-|Men who were honest in their con- did not care for anything except the shops, The Broadway oflice w a8) f Bd Weanis seaty enptleaninent, i A viction yesterday that they would be|C4P of coffee, He drank this with) this morning formerly closed, | Pq . Negro Murderer Lyne! Du. Honace T. Bivens, City Phy. | lected to office last niglt, are today | “Kt S polisk workmen arrived and whit iene ro ee thet wey. 3 Fa Sree fits ‘om | sician. gtumbliog over man's inhums Hes ae eget nar Do Trott sg! Be in| HARDWARE AND te. Ras J.D, Janvis, License Inspece|t#0, and the decep ion of all men, | PEB8D erecting the scaffold. which]. dead letter, so to speatt. and fs >| STOVE C0. 1.8 negro murderer was lynched] © especially council-men, in general, | WS ‘leliyered at the jail late yester- |longer ts an index of authority to the today while enroute to jail. Rowr, 8. Mrsivex, Lockup Keep- To avalyse their objections would SY, afternoon, and was all ready to vishal pee me: a by 303-307 Broadway .. 109-117 North Third More Toll Gates Go, be next to impossible. But the most] P° put together. : without even a friendly nod. | > Nicholasville, Ky., Nov, 18—| Fnan Iwona, Markot Master, |ffeiuent complaint rvised against tue! Winston. by climbing up on the] | Beginning today all orders ate de- 00000000008 ’ , Twelve toll gates were destroyed in 5 tans, City Weigher. result of the caucus, is that the list{Pars of bis ce!l. could see them at} livered to passenger men at the Unio’ oe ——==== = _ 4 this county last night. ’ J. V. Gurr, Assessor. of ofllcers was formulated by ‘ewap-| Work, and spent some time watching} depot, where they a . J. W. Cooksey, Overseer of Chain} Pi0g: That in the tad desire to} Me Progress of the construction, He] Chief Jorgenson’s headquarters by Kwan's Sentence Affirmed. *s ai] push fotward relatives or intimate) “4 he was glad they bad given him] wire. Whe trains will no longer tyeee wkfort, Ky., Vv. 18,—The . TE. McKinex, Keeper of Hos. | friends. irrespective of their capstit- 4 cell where he could get a glimpse of | at Broadway. unless it be occ: etd sentence ne ut Dans the pita . ity or anything else, a great deal of viel . re sal Teal 4 adhadpce Mt) bog he hat 3 wurderer of Ex-Sheriff Colson, of ~ WET ‘ awa) wing”? centcaniiaed: the ne huge instrument of death di¢ ‘rainmaster Flynn's oli that} was no botives as oajolaing the die-| \he ¥ § years, was ble depression in his | moved to r« today by the)“ Sicxoees Fownrr, Wharf Mas-|the party aud men who were really ad Court of Ap: ter, most competent and worthy by every | P's. F 8 ggoe: hy cane dice pe] 7 - —— Pac principle recognized in politics to have} ,_‘“2’™ glad its comin’ nigh a close,"’| the entire uildin always. been ; KILLES IN KANSAS, THE UNEXPECTED SOMBTIMES HAP+Tthe places were crowded out entirely. ates 2 ap er Lp: ‘ known as on Broad ata wi vine, This may be true. and it may not be} The scaffold is located in the south | Ne empty with the exception of the| a More than ose Demodees today fur true, This is what eume of the de jail yard, and the top beam protrudes | freight otlice i shed n ar by. c ee 4 alizes that it i the unexpected that |feAted candidates claim. however. [imo feel of more aliove the top of the} rhe ayy Hinois Central transfer , ‘ ‘ KS } Tragic End of a Former Me-|tappons. The result of the caucus feat Mbethe there are any grounds oak, “and will probably be kept tor] Steamer “Marion,” which bas been For the past thirty nine years this familiar sign has been seen on Cracken County Boy. la night of the Demooratic coun hres Rs sige oie hia. hes te Ou | tature use. at ¢ alee r tiv ys |Broadway. Every schoolboy or girlin Paducah knows the name of pe ¢ ect, created widespread disap xist, ads Allday a crowd of en, boys and] i® pursuance ¢ frow : . Killed by the Accidental Dis |ontment. owing to theunprecedent- nye. Seg (et py amare tdepapt hehe esespa Polaron iat ‘t gigi | Supt. MeC: roe of | RROCK a . vse Accidental Dis ted number of defeated applicants for |*tinted in their declarations that have} iy itciing everythiag that trans. [te Osbbrue. w till be thorough We carry the same quality of goods today that we did thirty-nine e aGun, vosition, J wy ” y: 7 td te! < ly o auled ax nied 7 es s Si Dect erocaitk aint, Satie: ikienialad plred. | Many of them cli ee eaee et el oo *lyears ago. That means the best goods you can buy for the money. We +5 them were not even known to the) A%1 Dr: Milam abso ran. gikarbe ot. the greweona tocking| ferred to the “Marion” until the Javeupto date in style, color aud price Information reached the city this 1 public as applicants, and] Mr. G. R, Davis was elected secre-|soaffold, ‘Tho doors were kent | provement on rer A picture free with every cash purchase. morning of the tragic death of Willie}hence their nomination was some-|tary of the mecting last night. while], ; “Y"| completed. me- | tary ig locked most of the day, in order te ¥ Cooper, formerly of Woodville, pear] what in the nature of a surprise,|Mayor-elect Lang presided. They] keep loafers out : é : j Watauga, Kansas, by th Some who had been tipped es sare} both had hard jobs, Mi ron Witaioe déclicgd toes ee — discharge of a double-barr winners were not in the race at all. ——_ EY dlnnse, sartinc tia te ntiook Re tal aie ee Cc i=i{ aD) Rock &z Son, gun in the hand of a companion and| ‘The caucus was held ia the grand}, THe stand jury room was very hot] MY ¢" veut ‘ts tage: Hanes : sn be paged | a ya frien), Joseph Halew. jary room at the county court house, | #8t_ might, and ‘several of the new}Care for auyt gr Bye ‘ ne 621 DROADWAY > A few days, go, in company with] the gloomy old chamber heing lit up]°°Ul!mem expressed themselves as} NO. seem inthe nee jarhigge his two uncles, the Messrs, Wyott] for the first time in ages, As a ihn baving almost smothered. It was de- frie Holland tl vein eetion a Biros., of Ashland, Kansas, and a]the place of meeting had been ane[idedly hotter than that in some Oivi) 0 abe tt. Moth! ongiy bare ee a 4 small paity of friends, were on their [nounced as the council chamber at] er 1uarters today, however. by Alt. Oberlan Stitie. the tal 4 way to th d place for the] the city ball, ‘This had the effect of} The action of the new council in! “The coflin in whic b Winston The “inspe pecial, purpose of | & lot of cattie/throwing the candidates off the} catting Zoff city engineer Wilcox’s| Ke buried was ordered last nig posed of seven « 3 im across the line, and Will, with one of | trail. ; head is universally condemned, not| Undertaker Nance. and i+ Light from the Lo’ le a le | I : c eph Halem —lescend- : The meeting began somewhere because Mr. J. T, Postlewaite, the] nine inc Ther r of 15 3) x Wagon to see if they] near 9 o'clock and adjourned about} engineer-elect, is not competent, but P eft this morn-] 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ could shox juail to ea 11:0, Many applicants remained | because Mr. Wilcox is an tn lespens!- pbiwed feats lock for au inspection A vem See display in outside Case. the journey. The boys up to ascertain the result of the} ble assistant in the construction of] who announce a he division | eo Fulton and { 0 or three birds and Hale caucus, the sewerage system, and the city] everythingisin readiness for Grenada. i gun, reloaded it aud was eae cannot afford to do without him. It}ing. He wil disclose the ti i SR ee } raising the r,t bit brmeungp-e is said that it will take Mr. Postle-loue. geet apd Rage TA Ma | | i mg the hamne 5 ae id that i ake Mr, Postle- mn pe Joad took effect in Willie's chin, a tale ung | bearings on the sewerage works, avd| was placed in postion, it was tested, |C% © eA ead tore the w left side of his}lawyer who, although he has been #!furthermore, being unused to such| and found to work yo ole ¢. face and 8 port neck com-| resident of Paduch for only a few! work, it will be that much more dif-| Winston, from his cell. witnessed | pletely off, killing “sar cotihiy - good will of ail. !geult'for him to fall inline, Inadelthetria, a} | 0 j The sad leat occu jot far}and has taken a place in the front] dition, Mr. Wilcox’s def van Atal it cetkats A , In Stripes, é C Be tieasea rauks ot Democracy. at well as hisio'taieal witer percent cata [ot gee erin as 8 vast, amount om he ents . RENIN ee ak ot | eee al spite, ple, Jot nerve,” remarked Sheriff Holland} “ich Spots, Dots 49, the late D. J. Cooper, of Woodville,| No city treasurer was nominated, | Mayor-elect Lang did not sclect his| "8 morning. | “He stood there and shall Hintives Each who was killed by a fall froma e of the banks offered to. act as| list of police officers for the next year, pre nail driveu in the seat. WM ar igures, me wagon uot long since, a nephew of|treasurer free of charge, and it is[last night. He has not decided on | i any jeople will wi In th 9) Q Mrs, J.J. Crawford, of Paducab,| possible that the offer may be ac-|them, and may not do so for several] , UiiY ML. People willl witness ther 3 Janda near relative of Wm. Spence, | cepted. eks, as the council desires to, be- Ni aes. sae pee ’ a © bee: irae arg () Same quality for which other houses ask you 40c and 50c. a) ‘of near Woodwi Mr. W. H. Patterson will return] fore their presentation, cousider t as ogy Ne nse x * Pr es ig ‘ me » Fi SAO DEATH city clerk, which position be held for] He may appoint them any time in] fond Mas received many requests fog A many years before the present coun-|December. ‘This matter of salaries] {) » but could not grant ion violation, — — ‘ cil was inaugurated two years ago, | Was to have been taken up by the}! ‘3 George Petway pleaded guilty to] “rae _ |He is a competent gentleman and al-| council last night, but owing to the one: s violation of the jaws lg B. W. EI | I | Ost SON # Of Mr. W. E, Meyers Vhis| ways made a popular official. other business on band it’ was not A DEFECT FOUND The case agn +N. Lindsey, |g Forenoon Mr. J Postlewaite was nomi-| considered, a for same, Was Cor CORO WT Eee CRP ae a vw nated for city engineer, He will] qn turning dowa Mr, Harry G, |!” the Jefferson Street Improves © case of St pete - ——- succeed Mr, Jas, H. Wilocx, wholTandy, a candidate for city clerk, ment Ordinance. Steamer Lamasco was di His Wite Dangerously Ul, Also,—| bas bad the pl pr several years.Jihe new council refused am tt : A defect has been discovered in ey tae Wet ee pablo S)5*) good young map, and one whe em is under way, the general opi : Ha 08 The a fon eccase to be that » ‘mistake may| ce’ ue ice recat canan | Yiting for the improvement of Jifer- Mr. Wm. E, Myers, the well known] have been made in changing engin-} wanted to get a good newspaper man} on stteet to the corperate limits. and popular freight (clerk at Nash-|eers, as Kogineer Wilcox is familiar] on of the fasinecs Paper many . Mayor Yeiser had already signed ville, Chattanooga and St, Louis de}] with the sewerage work, and has been a is Before the oversight was. dicinsed pot, died this morning shortly before |.a great advantage to the city in its} Mayor-elect Lang’s office was} ut no contract will be let for, the noon of typhoid fever at his home on] performance, and whcs2 services will|thronged with men today, Some} Work when all bids are in, under thi Adams street. be missed, were there to find out how it hap-{ ordinance, at le His death will prove a sad blow.as} Mr, Robt, Menifee, the lockup] pened, some to ascertain why it bap-| ‘The matter will tonight be brought well as a great surprise, to a host of | keeper nominee, defeated several] pened, and others to satisfy them-]™p in the adjourned se of the friends throughout the city. good men, He was uot known to that it happened at Long} council, aud there th ly alee A week ago he was convalescent] hut few outsiders as a candidate, and In the words of City Clerk} cused, The defect is A Death From Diptheria, -sevLET US HELP YOU the ordivauce recently enacted pro- s remanded to the t court, f Mrs. Addiv Moo iiroad was contion a Brown x)Je and handsome home, We arrange that it won't cost you much, 1 and surprised at our stock, with our low prices, with our reason- To have a com!cr ae You wil! be del :ms, Oar store 1s crowded with Handsome Bedroom ‘cts, Lounges, from a four weeks’ illness from ty-] consequently his nomination was a ny Dod!” ton is m . 0. well; v | phoid fev.r. When able to be out] surprise, NOW OUT over which the street car trestle is} Ayinyt a Rockers and ‘Folding Beds, Latest 7” his doctor warned him not to venture] Another successful gentleman, Mr. > * built, Ifthe city let the contract}. w ) A See : ob? beyond a block or two, but he came | Will H, Utterback, nominated for Pape it will have to stand the expense of | Qlint bert Patterns of Carpets, Rugs, Mattings. all the way down towa to congratu+] street inspector, was not generally}Paimful Accident That Befell a} tilling the revine uader the cireum-| yy 1a? W + . Inte Mayor-elect Lang, who is & par-|known asa candidate. Mr. Utter- untry Boy. stances, Mes Jas, Fisher, Wi » beauty aud aaalise ticular friend of his, The following | hack is a son of Deputy Sheriff R,C, , — 4 Scat. Bentonyd, W. 8 Our Stoves for both cooking and heating are unsurpassed for beauty aud quality, day he again walked to town, and the] Utterback, and is most competent to hang ht boy whose en, bi TRIAL TODAY, P. h | Seo Our Ranges, our Trunks—in fact, anything that will furnish your house, ‘ next day he prostiated by a) hold the position, ereen Hess venie bie — Dr. CG. A, Ishe!l was appointed Gos es have been fulfilled in the past, which inspired public confidence in us. Phill, and be to grow orse. For Mr. J, McKinney was nomi- Lie ws Mr. Jake Dudley's Case at Hen+] commilice to take © We promise many astonishing bargait «i we always live up to our promises—we noon and was badly hurt, His fall the past two or three days he hal} nated for keeper of the city hos; tal of Jane Jor t Remember our stores are opea every evening until 9 oclock. A icon almost a mania, and this morn-| defeating, among others, two ladies, | ¥# occasioned by driving too rapid bi gent t thu asylum laut we will never «lisappoint you, ~ joy began to sink rapidly. He has for several years past been] !¥ Over 4 depression left in the street] ‘Phe trial of Mr. Jake Dudley. at ‘fo increase the family’s bereave-| connected with the Illinois Central|0Y the water works excavations. | jeniiag, Tean., charged with killin NUNEY COURT D,. Winston happened to be passing} q farmer at that place with whom | County Judge Tully pointed | # vont, Mrs, Myers, formerly Miss] hospital, the tax », | the following HIutie MeMaban, is very low feom] Capt. J. V. Grief was nominated {944 Picked the boy up. He seemed /iat a difficulty, several months follow y : the sme lisease, and may not re-|fop city assessor, and a more capa-|*® be painfully burt, and was carried |is sot today, and Attorney Hal Cor. | books, the board to meet the first over ble geuth men could not have been}O" bone, said to be nue miles from) port, of the city, has gone down to] Monday in January al JON ES INSTA ‘The deceased was 32 years oll. | selected. the city. fb {ie dotens Me E i, das and came herefrom Memphis a few] Mr, P, D, Jarvis, cf the South] .pue HART OF CHICAGO" Mr. Dudley formerly resiled hore a hed Side, was nominated for license in- and is related to Counviman-elect J, | Frauk Dige CCRNER THIRD AND COURT STR ETS es besides bis wife an1 in-| spector over a large number of strong _ | M. Ezell Aucerson, nat = — fant child, one brother in Florida, | opponents, At Morton’s Opera House ‘To- Brea Tm rout . i 5 ‘Phe funeral will take place at 10] "Mr, Jim Woods again falls into Night. FOMIGUT There was hut one case before Can | lease \ ous o'clock tomorrow morning, interment) line as chief of the fire department. ; OL ee r Judge Sanders today at Oak Grove. which position ho held for severai| _‘incoln J. Carter's realistic scenic «the Heart of Chicago” at the!” A” young man who got al production, *‘The Heart of Chicago’ $ ‘Tailor-made suits to order for less mouey than ready- Mary, the pretty four-year-old] years prior tothe present council's in- ibe t he, hi at S penUinity. cs é sat hioa daughier of engineer George Tagg,|siallation to office, He succeeds will be the attraction at the opera made ones of same guality, Everybody can wear a tailor of the Illinois Central, died at 9:15] Chief Chas, Voight. house tonight. Get scats at Van} +The Heart of Chicago’ company ‘alin’ A made suit at the pri aarged by o'clock this morning of diptheria, aty Mr. W. KE. Augustus sneceeds| “"!n’s- ved this morning avd will peat) Cyafh\s Hammond's Posicral. | T he a OT f a, Lee : Morton's opera house tonight.| pic (plbral of the late Chas. Hamme i} c l The Moral of the late Chas. Hane| Dal ns Tal orig 1 ey Opera House, mean Whisky last night wa and costs for drapkenness = the family residence on Broadway |himselt as assistant fire chief, He] .»..°t revacco Spi woke Your Lire Away, “ eats ean be reserved at Van Ca- near Kleventh strevt, She was a|has been in charge of the South Side] 12 quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag: | 5 i mond lied in the city hospital at % all of Mtemmerve and vigor, take No-To | liu's book store without extra charge. | yok pi ig vo "clo k this mort lavorite with all who knew her, and} station since it was built, ‘ wonder-worker, that makes weak meu e. ry / rAY y ate 1 mn De ice 1 = en eg coro thet 333 BROADWAY Establishment : rey eed Booklet and sampl « Address ptricken parente, city physician two years ago, Waster iiing itewedy Co. Cicago ur New Yorke We er death was a sad blow to ber griv Dr. Horace 'T, Rivers, who was] trong. All druggists, i0c or #1, Cure guaran ; ™ service