The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, January 15, 1898, Page 1

* oy x E do more Job *Printing than m Al ry us other house in the city. * YOLUME 11—NUMBER 107 = Hunyadi JANOS! Water at Soule’s PRICE 35 C. The other Hunyadi Springs are cheap—should sell for 25c. Get the Original —AT- Soule’s CRAWLS HIGHER, River Rose Last Night. Iwo Feet The on the Lowhe To Hustie The river and Jast night ¢ on the gau the lowlar property the and movi continuous rams decrease their a and they everytt say remove safety Owen Bros, t thirty teams to crib on the river, to the f be ing landed on this sid houses here. There bushels to haul, The porting the corn begsa ago, but today extra put on. "There are 20,000 Imstelyor-more on the island, but that storehouse f above the dan: and there is not! WORK ON THE GRADLE, lay } opt ye work of trav several day teams were Many Section Men Assisiing in} iT Supt. O. T. Trav the Illinois Centr morning to superi jing the other big a cline. Today two or three cre section laborers have but have not su heavy cradle, which i out. The cradle rep was near the incli FINE MUSIC TONIGHT, ws of “Hara Schuman Ladies Orchestia at Morton's. Phe famous Clara Schuman Ladies orchestra wil! appear at Monton’s opera house tonig ope of their popular concerts se Who enjoy good music should fail to hear them tonight. Seats can be secured at Van Culia’s. Princes of the Orient, Paducah council, Princes of Orient will meet at the K. of P this evening at 8 o'clock for iu tion, All Princes snd will take notice and govern ther selves accor Hy ler of the AND Pa Di Suan, WF GUARANTEE Dr. Shoup’s Cough Cure It Contains No Opium € J.D. BACON & CO. Druggists Gold Fish Agent phone 297 “THE SUPERIORITY OF THE SALMON r, CHASE CIGAR Has been demonstrated by its wonderlul sale, Try onc, and get the best value ever offered for the money. Sold only at Yip rerse1s ynal convention for the ont pa " rm of picsidential candidates, Monday, DRUG STORE FP! & BROADWAY. CONGRESSMAN Vote Straigith Out Silverite. Hot Gortsit Now Bs ing Waged. A Ky St, Louis is After Six of Louis ville’s Best Baseball Play- Other Late News. . ors, z a Washington, Jan. 15.—A hot con test is now on for the chairmanship of the democratic congressional com- mittee, Hon . Wheeler, the Kentucky member, positively refuses to yote for Faulkner, who is the can- didate of the conservative element, nd says he will vote for no one bat a straight out silverite Wines at the White House, Washington, Jan, 1 Louisville Post) McKin! ance vid prey ne At their privat rm dinners they to be served ~(Special to President and Mrs, ot allow their temper state din- table and at never permit At all state liquors ah the against he would y will the ejurices as the Hayes. IIayes’ first French of it that Gen- of capital, Minister mort rmed, ing * said to this f WHEELER For No One But a} lations of the liquor law. [duced r te dinners. White Wil Accept. Washington, Jan, 15.—White, the negro from Kentucky, will accept the African mission, which is Sierra Leorne. st Men, 15,—It is the St. Lonis, here after Louis- Lie wants six of After Louisailles Kentucky Fruit Company. Jan, 15.—The id © of the s in the s wrecked by its vice Lager, sider ALIVE BUT VERY LOW. tn aod No Change In Judge Thomas i, Itines’ Condition Thursday Ky., Jan. Hines 1s th Frankfort Thomas H ndition is abe erday 15,—Judge live. His me as ii was wand death ost any moment ily last for a da or two k A Social Reform. ive eampaig s of imprison- Hundreds of persons Ludlow street jail every trifling sums due to rs. It is qnite pro of these arrests are at the law is invoked nly as a of oppression by East side instalment ¢ the vent for viged i vear because of alment dea that many gular and instrument ers, Senator Deboe's Bill Washington, Jan. 15,—Senator Deboe yesterday introduced in the e today a bill to carry put the ngs of the court of claims I, Dennis 5 work ‘or contract on Ten- Jan, W.--Ar be elected by a vote of the people presented in the House ared out of order, All Quict at Havana, e latest nare that allis or outbreaks or TO FIX CONVENTION DATE. Poputisis Will 1 Refercn- dum Vote of the Members of the Party, ake a St. Lovis, Jan. 15.—" 1¢ Populists covcluded their work a this eity yesterday by giving out the details for setting in motion their novel plan of taking a refereudam yote of the fank’and file of their party, The What questions submitted are: date is your choice for holding ° July 4, 18935 Friday, May 26, 1899, or Dhursday, February 22, 19007 gt ‘ 5 a el f DAI NEWS NOTEs. Albert’. White, the Louisville be at Sierra Leone gral Pineville re- turned 111 indictments, charging ee It is reported that tbe coal miners of Jackson county, Ohio, will go on a bei! today or Monday. Hessian fy is said’ to be in- Juring the wheat in some parts of rei county to a considerable ex- Cotton mules are being shipped south from Kentucky, and alee are better prices this winter. It is likely that a bill will be intro- sent legislature plac- county among those in baseball may be played on we fs boro Anquirer says the ore of that city will stand by the arden Cellulose Works ‘‘no matter how many quarrels the nancial News and the promoters may get into.” Mike Smith, of Barren county, accidentally shot himself in the right arm some time ago while hunting in the Stringtown neighborhood, and as a result he suffered an amputation of the member. Counterfeiting a silver dollar by the use of more silver than the gen- uine dollar contains is something of a reflection upon the white metal. No attempt has ever been made to manu- facture a gold voin by vsing mori than the lawful quantity of material. This may account in some degree for the preponderance of gold bugs in the most enlightened nations of the earth, This session of Congress may or may vot be a long one, but it seems safe to predict that Hawaii will be American territory before it ends. Undoubtedly the annexation project} N. is stronger now than it was a month ago, when Congress conven The »bing in China, and the dis- 1 n of Germany and some of the other European countries to 5 all the territory 1 some other powerful nation, hs ed up many new friends for walian annexation, PAUPERS LANDED, — rs Ha- or Lang Made a Firm Request Which Was jGranted, Last night two women, a young man and a child were put off at the wharf boat by the Joe Fowler. They were penniless, and this morning made application to Mayor Lang for tr jon «to Cairo. elsimed they were taken up at Mt. Vernon, Ind., Jast night and brought to Paducah free of charge and put off here. Cairo is their home, and they desire to get there as quickly as possible, They were dirty, ragged and destitute, and when Mayor Lang learned the above facts, he sent an officer down to request the packet company to take care of the indigents until Monday, and then carry them to Cairo. ‘In case the company did not desire to do this, the mayor noti- fled them that warrants would be is- ued against them for landing pau- pers here, the least penalty being 0 for each pauper. The company readily agreed to see that the people are well treated. The people were no doubt brought here solely through the kindhearted- ness of the captain. They have begged their way from above Evans- ~ LOGKUP DELIVERY, Robert Matthews, Colored, Got Out a Hole, Left the Hole, Which Was Today Closed Up. Robt, Matthews is the name of a negro tramp placed in the lockup a day or two ago for vagrancy. He last night succeeded in making his escape Out of the hole in the wall through which two others got away not long since. This morning Lockup Keeper Men- ifee had the aperture securely closed, and does not anticipate any more escapes, espetially at that particular plac The prisoner who escaped demo strated double ingratitude, as he was without shoes, shirt and other appar- el, and the city fitted him out new. He then escaped and took the clothes with him, WANT FREE DELIVERY, People Coif Rowlandtown Begin to Complain. layor Lang is Looking After the Matter, The residents of Rowlandtown have been loudly complaining to Mayor Lang for free delivery mail service. They claim they live within the corporate limits of the city, pay taxes, and are entitled to the advan- tages of the free delivery system, but are nevertheless compelled to come to come to tie postofiice after their mail, Mayor Lang consulted Postmaster Clark about it, aud the latter in- formed him that the the delivery s: tem did not beve to be enfor wherever there were no payed or macadamized streets, Mayor Lang will make an effurt, however, to se- ure for Rowlgrdtown the desired mail facilities, ‘They | Hanna, who is also the cbairmanéof "SUN. iT i ie people by an advertisement in the Daily Sun 1p b Goes Into the Hands é Creditors. a fH atthe W. heme de gh. night to Wie ‘ y fot the benefit of credit, of principal creditors are: 8. @ate Reports, Now bine, of Paris, $9,500 sec i : ‘ lien on millinery; Commercial, | ne ut Hinkleyille. note $1,000, Strong & Talbeimer, d5 Of} hy Louisville, $879.90, Nashville erg’. A are: Rankin M’fg. Co }, Nashville Clothing Co. 0. Morris $10,00. ties are about $8,000 and the assets fo lit re, The Wm, A. Orr Shoe Co., is, for a judgen f220.00"Man the are preferred.. trust charge immediately, duct the business till uh Carter has been a leadin: of Paris for many years. AGED LADY DEAD. tickliffe According to ~ Looking for Him vo Days+Will be will be carried back v id at once, the above report was denied, Wife of @ Once Prominent Legis lator. Mrs, W. W. Worrell, aged about 75 years, died last night of old age, the second story of a house on it Court street, occupied by her daughter, Mrs. Sivells. ‘ Th ased was the wife of a ’ once prominent resident of Graves nty. He was a well known Prim- itive Baptist preacher, and was at one time a member of the legislate from that county. It has not been decided what dis- position will be made of the remayns. taken thi afternoon to defray burial expenses. KURIZ MAY BE EXPELLED, pual € HOW MAYOR LANG Got the cinnat, Chay ; the Cincinnati. 15 years old and a fairly ing white boy. A subseription is he carried bint to Memphis, us far as Paducah, where off without a penny. Lang wrote the captain 9 ng that he supposed th unaware of pmitteemen Di ed With the Ohio Q; Dy. 0, Ian results of the rece torial election in Ohio will probably be the retirement from the repu 1 national committee of Charles I Kurtz, the member from Oly: Sev eral members of the committee now in Washington, and wi concerted action has been ir the matter, it own that th opinion of the committee is unani- mous in favor of expelling the Ohio member, and corre ndence in progress looking to this action. The sentiment against and the course he pursued in antagonism to Senator the boy on te MISSING PLANS- irom New dp Building, is is now 1 Hymarsb, and: it is about four weeks A PAUPER In Every Way Is Berry to Be. the republican national committee, is one of intense anger, seasoned with a great deal of disgust, and the «ues- tion of the right of the committ expel a member, which has al: be raised. is not deemed worthy of consideration in connection with the punishment of the Ohio member, Said ation That He TWO KENTUGKY BOYS through With His L It is pow claimed on good author- ity that “Millionaire Tramp"? Berry Juow atthe New Richmond hotel, is t only penniless, but has no estate. 8 said that all Among Thirty-Nine West Point Cadets Deopped West Point, N. ¥., Jan. a result of January examin ty-nine cadets at the mil my were found deficient by A tion thir. y acade- the Aca- he had run throngt left him as a share of his 8 estate before he left Mt. 0, Hil ime ago except demic board and disch WC| sso0 agen dono dane Phas 1, are Kentuck aamely, Williat fetty well disposed of before be P. Simmons, at large, and Joseph F. aE Ancal Taulbee, member of the fourth class. Misve Intoswatibn” GAA? Te Four others from the third clase 1 here in the form of a letter were turned back to joia the fourth Sltioas of 0. Yarond, class. In most instances the detle- . A old Lome ciencies were in mathematics, ‘This is gest number of discharges fol a January examination for sev- The third class is posed of seventy-four men fourth of ninety-uine. It le there will be another trimming out at the June examina | Mr. N. W. ‘ tion engine No. 191, met with a serious accilent about 5 o'clock last even. ing on the Iinois Central incline. Ile had been at work on the cra and slipped, falling heavily, One was badly acerated — and wrenehed, if not dislocated, and Mr, Blackburn had to be carried to the vad hospital, where his injuries dressed. Mr. Blackburn came here only re- some SEVERE FALL. A Union Depot Yard Man Pain- fully Hurt. now and Blackburn, foreman of diana, was also among ones, REPORTFR SUES The Plaintiff the the unlucky Kid. M’COY, ot Judgment and ist Appealed, Cincinnati, O., Jan, 15.—Kid Me- Coy was brought here from Indian- apolis yesterday to suit brought by Harry Shafe nati reporter, who su 7 afer was McCoy's ager ina Dayton fight and the Sy ht. “McCoy agreed to give Shafer 5 per cent, of bis share of the gate receipts. At Syra- cuse Shafer turned over $2,100 to McCoy as his share. Shafer testified that McCoy owed him $278 in com- missiona and expe. Mevoy de nied jt. Magistrate Kushman de- cided in favor of Shefer and McCoy appealed AN UNPLEASANT FALL, A Young Lady Clerk. Falls Into a Flooded Gutter, Miss Hattie Curd, a clerk at Har- bour’s, while going home last even ing soov after the heavy downpour ot rain had flooded the gutters and balf the pavements, walked off the curbing in front of Soule’s drag! store and was badly drenched, owing tothe depth of the water, and the] of our manner yo which she fell, Asmall boy rushed to the y ung lady’s rescue, but sh2 succeed d in getting out without assistance, | $12.50 S U ITS | manwen: if } \ ra wer y for What Gas One-Fourth Off on All Shoes From $2.50 Up. No stock $9.43 sets the Cream ses. reserved. They are Br'ghi and Blew Patterns prices in all department You will e: joy yourself if you go tothe Richmond House bar tquigiit and participate in the Macayen lynch, ) IS LOCATED ified Rapist Reported | Enraged Citizens Haye this | after the Mayfield wear Wick- lively chase Landing last atest rumor was that Blanch Mfocated near Hivkleville, in fie, county, ten miles from Pantry Boy a Pass to Cine Staad, who has been pan- steamer Nisbet, ap- r Lang this morning for He claimed 0 shipped him at Cincin- the $50 pens paupers here, The boy was reshipped. School were in possession of ty sae Do Oe Store T ROGERS’ TRIPLE-PLATED SILVERWARE «CHEAPER, THAN EVER BEFORE FINE CHINA te We surpass our own previous efforts in the immensity and diversity of our line this season. At exceptionally We are now s) g the largest stock ever yet seen in Paducah. TOYS «AT ALL PRICES... Better Toys Than any other Hou prices WE ARE THE LEADERS OF THE HOLIDAY GOODS TRADE Largest Stock .* Lowest Prices «OF ALL KINDS... More Toys ‘Than any other House. BEAUTIFUL BASKETS GEORGE O. HART & SON HARDWARE AND SY YE CO. HANDSOME LANPS 303-307 Broadway 109-117 N. Third. —ENAMELED-— I AND WHITE We have baskets of all sizes and all kinds, for all pur- poses and at all prices —but always lower than elsewhere. HART’S If you are war can please yc particular them ina at any price. g a lamp we DELFT WARE MONEY SAVING PRICES Tis an Old Saying, but Stil ‘is True A Penny Saved is a Penny Made, It has, and always will be, our aim to save our customers every cent we possibly can by selling 1 a good quality of boot and shoe at a small margin. Our line of men’s shoes can’t be surpassed in the city. : See our Vici line—Hard to beat See our Green line—They are aaisies See our Ox Blcod line —Pretty as a peach See our Russia line—It feels good See our Kangaroo Caif—Soft aud nice See our Calf line—You know what 'tis See our Box Calf line—Right in the ring f the plans of the new Broad- In medium priced goods we hold our own in Ladi nd Gentlemen’s We 8 Custon good goods and sticking up to GEO. ROCK & SON, 32) BROADWAY, 1s we sold hold goods to twenty years ago still hang on to us. Come in to see us. elling what we say. New Year Bargains. The New Year has dawned upon us; the old passed away. Owing to the dullness of bus- ness that naturally follows ths holidays. We have decided to offer for the next 60 days some special bargains in Furniture and House Furnishings. atdner byes, 203 and 205 S. Third St. Telephone 396, Remember, we handle a full line of everything needed in housekeep- ing, such as Furniture, Mattings, Carpets, Linoleums, Oil Cloths, Shades, Lace Curtains, Rugs, Chi- neal and Derby Portiers, Trunks, Stoves, Clocks, etc. Da ton Can Please theTailor & 333 BROADWAY y than charged by Valton's Tailoring Establishment a his Week JUST THINK OF (T! Oxe-Fouin of on ll Shees From $2.50 ALL OF OUR $15.00, $18.00, 3: $22.50 wo $25 00 | i GASSIMERE AND FINE WCRSTED SUITS CUT TO A | NO FAKE—GOME AND SEE | B. WEILLE fo<3 SON. CU $7.A8 ; Gets the Crevm of our $10.00 SUITS They are Bright and New Patterns The only One-Price Clothing, Hat, Furnishing and Shoe House, These prices are FOR CASH ONLY. Remember, OUR WORD IS OUR BOND, All goods sold as |advertised—no fake sale. We do not put away the best values, byte ve you choice of auy entire stock. Tewill pay you to call and take a look. It is always a pleasure to show you through, and we consider it no trouble, Beor iu mind we have only ove price toa!l, | Cut prices in all departments, | |