The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, January 28, 1898, Page 1

ntand the Spanish said that any interference on our part with him would be resented. Yet when his recall was suggested by this gov- ernment he was ordered home, and no one besides Weyler himself made any stir aboutit. Then came the Suggestion that if we attempted to succor the reconcentradoes the effort would be taken as an insult. Ppropriation was then made to help the needy Americans, and finally pop- ular subscriptions are sent to the Cu- bans, and the Spanish sauthorities so far humble their “‘implacalle’’ pride a8 to assist us to distribute rations the | men whom they have starved, But this was the ultimatum in the way aveepting F If we attempted to send a war ship into tavana that act would be re- garded as a casus bell, Yet on Tuesday the Maine entered the har- bor of Havana, saluted by guns from Spanish forts and cruisers. BLANCO HAS FAILED, ‘SOMERSET IN FLAMES, The Largest Block in the City Destroyed by Fire—Loss Two Hundred Thous- and Doliars. OWE BOX OF TETLOW's OSSAMER % SWAN DOWN ¢) FACE POWDER |The State Senate Adopts Lindsay Resolution, and asses the MeCh: KK, R. Bill, Entitles you to a beautiful Souvenir Art FREE AT | onret, {largest block in” ‘he city was dh SOULE'S rere titty the stores burne 4 stores, three groceries, a drag store Everything for your toilet here Phone 313 for your wants millinery establishment, saddle in the Drug line Ky Hav Mission East hes to Offer a house and a furniture store. The be for Gomes's ender. Joss will be fully $200,000, while the psurance will not be more than $75 000. Tke burned block is adtoining the court house square and is in the | heart of the It is the severest Gold # Fish years, We have shipment froni ise t only a f lett. C. phone . Jan. —The news is vonfirmed that Gen, Blanco left I v intending to confer with Gomez, Blanco carried with him $300,000 to bribe some of the Cuban leaders in the field It is certain that bis visit to Gomez will be a failure, though the Spaniards here are very sanguine over the re sults of his excursion. The Cubans here later that General heard that Gen, cr guard of Spanish soldiers FPREE DELIVERY Washington, feller Resolution. ‘The clos- ler resolution 6 Gomez, new just received gold fish in Jay We to see him, te of nd has sult with t cross EXATTORVEY GENERAL HENDRICK fine nd y nese tals naguey to con- them Bue) government. In pe tre arty destroy= { the electric dynamos which itary live ve. ae itrell For Judge © Tax Money. spended by Holding J.D. BACON & CO LYON COUNTY JAIL, Jan. Judge | illuminate that 1 suspended from practice General Hendrick for torn over money alleged he wrongfully ¢ Gomez inter that the Sp ntly bent uy bribes to Cu destroy the ugy nt ‘olards are no ex-Attorney | on offering very Jrefusing to which it | holds, STILL AFTER tax is patriot e step that aken is the last thin co wanted him to do we, to the ¢ Gen. Gomez las that Gen. Bi Sod amou nplete failure of s undertaking. It will now return is feared that his It is Creating Some Diseussion! LINDSAY, | Just Now, \ The State Senate Adopts the House | Resolation. Frankfort, kK e today adc tae Lae Contract Let toa Craves County 28,—The Contractor, in © resign, may occasion further troub ably a serious cri Spaniards have b hopes upon the results of his ¢ prise, and Madrid is also expe great things from Blanco’s interview A GOON IDEA, passed Sen the railre to fix freig The Ser ate “hey are having a time of it in! 9, 2He Senate Lyon county over a new jail to be erected ia ppears that a few eitte ey met ‘oretly and awarded the contract to ism Landrum, of Mayfield, at a] rer figure than howe persons had | __ oltered to daggit for. County Attor- | Sant Molloy ts one of the princi- | pal opponents of the contract, and! the majority of the people seem to be | with him. They want dents of Lyon county. correspondent of the Princet« ner says “The tocsin of war is ag ing down here in poor’ old Ly the mu of screechir ballets are not beard, other kind fills the air ‘on every breeze only music of bids fair to more solid in cause of all this is about ema’ hours’ of the dyin county judge and magistrates of county met iv solemn conclave ‘whi it was yet dark,’ 1 am told there aud then determined to from us one of our idols—oue which fhas stood the wear and of time for ages—one which learned to love as a monu-nent of departed About the House Resolution, greatness They did thers and then, | Republics. Washington, Jan with ‘no eye to see nor land to save,’ | nothing whatever to say,"? said Sena- determine, agree and actually cons | Washington, Jan, 28,—Word re-ltor Lindsay yesterday afternoon frag with Bill Landrum, of a for-|ceived from Florida today says that] when showa the resolution passed by eign coultey (towit, Mayfield,) to/ Joseph P. Smith, of Ohio, director] tye Kentucky le hin tear downy run over, displace and |of the Bureau of American Republie{te resign. 1 do not io eke warry away our venerable, moss-cov- He has been in the! anything at all,”? continued he, ered jail, and t t uth for some time trying to recu- | answer to a question as to whether he ‘one at a cost of thousand free | erate, but has steadily declined, sould pealat Raft nolimiied silver dollars at 1G to Meuaiok Clay 1, that is to. say 1,600 people, tax 1H ‘3 ‘ 1 “ 5 lobh the ‘ornerest’ little Ken- the the legislature was the most a g he had ever heard of. tucky for it. A isa mighty good man, one of the PHAT LINDSAY RE brightest in the senate, and these res- — olutions are unworthy the action of a Mr, Mocquot Voted “No,” legislative body,”” Interest of Conse ty ere ‘ommis ates. STABBED BY A NEGRO, Jailer rdot Critte ~Sertousty Wo & Prisoner. len County ade’ By ~~ 28,—Last night jler A. S, Hard prisoners to their negro serving for knocking a ad with a brick stabbed Mr Marion, Ky., Jan. t 8 o'clock when d returning tl Miss Christine Bradley Has Kattawa Suggested the Proper » Ban- a sentence oy on the t ket knife four or five times in the seriously but not fa Had it not been interferin; been Course Wants to Christen the Battleship Kentucky With Water Fr Lincoln's Homestead. breast wounding bim another prisoner Ward would bi Vhe negro had been work treets ves «l some way got a few drinks of whisky, which added to turally desy the chin at present, it change to something 1 ‘dered. ag on the c Frankfort, Ky., Jan. 28. —Mi , {Christine Bradley has asked perm ion to use water from Abraham Lin- coln’s homestead in christening the Her request. will anted. LINDSAY WON'T TALK. He Has Nothing tune, the 4 short wee prob. and tear JOSEPH P. SMITH DYING, Director of the Bureau of American tes Says to Say we n 1 have asking « t new} fiy exe ry a silver nd heard action of foolish Lindsay courts io tion of President is Unani- mously Commended, Washington, D. C, (Special to Louisville n thelthe first time in three yea jGh ory’’ Hoats in the harbor of H , mye (Out the question may be seri¢ When the Lindsay resolution came en a eee ne too tate if Rauey be a emt ae Fan Vs he Spanish ministry has got the ees Moeauct voted *) ete em lcredit for the reforms which have ‘in the interest of conseryatism, an forced by this country, Even xls now being distributed are laid to the policy of the Spanish. =| But whether the situation has im- jproved or not the administration did in sendic battleship to The risk was too greg to run, was a Wise politi y ste ud one that will save the adminis- \tration from serious consequences, whatever might happen now, OLUTION, ation, Wearing Tight Shoe Will Cause His Death. Lexington, Jan, 28,—James War- ren, of Mt, Sterling, who had an op- eration performed here Tue 4 gangrened foot, dition, at the infir a is in a critical con- It 1s thought the day. His sore on the a tight shoe ven WASHINGTON NOTES, Ladies, come at An‘ap-| ) warn the govern: | while pe will read your ad if it is in these columns PADUCAH, K INTERESTING CASE, Now Trial the Circuit Court.—Brovght by J.D. Whalen A Dr. Boyd, Use of —the Suit Involyes the X-Rays in Surger to Recover $10,009 | Damages. The $10,000 damage suit of J. D. Whalen, of Brooklyn, Ul ‘ Dr. Frank Boyd, is on trial m the circuit court, and is attracting more than usual interest, not only in medi cal circles, hut among the legal fra- ternity as well, It involves the use of X-rays iu surgery, and is'a Bovel Whalen w nois Central eight years shot head at Pinckneyville, Ill., vullet was never extracted that epilepsy reguited, He came to i city last spring to 4 experimented by the X-rdy. 1 was used as a subject by Dr, Boyd and other physicia He was} exposed for ho all told, under the X Hullet was| never located. The powerful electrics ity burned the left side of his head, and was quite sore for i Althor was never located id that Whalen has ver had} k of epilepsy since “BLANK REPORTS.” Latest loye of the Lli- Seven or in the and t It is said Brooklyn. ‘. | | several some Regarding the Fugitive Rapist. In Padueah and Artington the Same Day—Nit! true. Bol) Blanks | Nhe latest re- | was in the city Arling adot was seen t Saturday claims he ‘ btedly ther Saturday, as he by a man with im he formerly worked, M people in the lower part ¢ nd in Ballard clair ne a about there, and ha: Crosse the river, the Lilinois side who allege he is in hid- ing on their side of the river, The truth probably is that Bot Blanks lias put many between himself 1 has never ince the] crime badly | wanted ton paper | anwhile, the county $ sth know tive felt, ful of me in postal cards announcing reward had been sent out, SKIFF G*PSIZED. | | | at Cairos Before Double Drowning ML, Night Last. Lulu Brown, a Domestic, and ao Tafant Los', East the 1 the having | the Ia and a «ll R, P. Holley, lives Cairo and is night watchm. M. & O, wharf river to Cair with him his wife an ter about two m living with the Brown, aged before last, The carrent in the river was very strong, and as the skiff approach shore to sold the steamer Hill C it came in at the head of the H day wharfboa cither struck fender or a head of wharf The | other people cling to skiff, which moved r: J vo the outside of the wharfl Join Me- Elligott, clerk for Pink & Co,, went to the rescue, close by. He picked ap an iron rod and extended it to the people th skiff, and the man. Mr. Holley, got hold of it a couple of times, and Me- Elligott, with a colored man behind, who ont family fourteen years, night} i bein | on once to M’PHERSON’S «DRUG STORE-- And secure a sample package of Washington, Jan, mau Wheeler was at department yesterday, and had a talk with the secoud assistant postmaster general about star routes in his dis- trict. He was successful in getting the department to agree to a recon- sideration of its refusal to alter the mail routes in Crittenden and Liv- ing, ton counties, The second as- sistant informed Mr, Wheeler that he would give another hearing on the Mr. Wheeler today intro- | for the relief of 5. Bell, ongress- One thing is certain, all parties the postoilice praise the action of the president in sending a warship to Cuba. It isa good thing to have one there in case of {an emergency, and the administra tion seemg to fear some eme| might arise. The order was not as precipitate as it seems to be imagined, It rather appears to be the culmina- tion of a carefully prepared plan. |1t must be remembered that our eu- tire navy has been under emergency orders within the past ten Just now anything might happen; then nthe battleship Maine may be ns of keeping the peace, ency TETLOW’'S ACE POWDER Beautiful souvenirs given away. subject, duce of I ea Wants Belligerent Rights, Spanish sensibilities are not as} Columbus. O., Jan, 28.—The Ohio eoute as was at first imagined, That} National Guard association yester- people have permiited many start+/day asked congress to grant Cubans |ling changes to be made in their pol-| the same belligerent rights which the icy since last March, First it was] proposed Confederate States of Amer- Weyler who was the pet of the goy-fiea had, holding to him, tried in va‘n to pull bim out, In doing this McElligott got badly hurt on one of his hands, receiving a wound that had to sewed up by a surgeon. Capt. Lippitt ia the meantime ordered a yawl lowered from ibe| Morgan 0 to ‘the rescue of the] drowning people, and the promptness with h this was is attested | by the fact that in th wift current the yawl reached the capsized skiff) whea it was only below the ferry and his wife were saved, Th ir a Brown and the ir t were t girl clung to the skiff distance, but lost her yawl reached it short distance | Mr. Holley} gd | for some | hold before the | was seen | eurly | county sud te t : today (98 Ss {this a the]! r UCKY, FRIAS JANUARY, 1898 M and fade the rescue of the two peo- plesaved. GOING 10 KLONOYKE, Artivte Incorporation Sent to Artic yeaterd corpor ing ey 009. were fent from Benton to the secretary of state in- s the West Kentucky Min pany. The capital is $3,- proposed to send some Klondike gold fields in the Mr. E. Barry, former| eof Marshall couoty, is the one reted make He will start some time in , and expects to be gone two the trip Febua years. MARKETS, ¢ markets iy ted by cae Jao, Mags: heat opened 4g hd closed at dag orn—Opened 20 (osing at 20 May} cats—Opened 24 ley Closing 244). May, pork-ygtpened 9.00, highest a osing 10,( Mayp lard—Openel 1.90 ‘a sing 1. ghest 2 21 highest ibs—Opened 4,92, highest sed 4,92, Wii |, SEND SHIPS ALSO rl Cuba With Tor- pedo Boats, pain #Viil ( New, , Jan. 28,—It is report: authority that Spain torpedo boats to guard ned, Czar is re- dl Car Herlt Peacefally t 1 up bel Russia and Jay danger ! sed, cont t Owenshoro: , 28.—John King, wanted for embezzle- arrested al anted rk, J boro, has F THREE RIVERS, interest G athe red From River Fignt for the Sun Readers. New of Owe ment l'lainitie been at Items th 7, ri 1 o0go, what we say. ROGERS’ TRIPLE-PLATED SILVERWARE «CHEAPER... THAN EVER BEFORE FINE CHINA CY We surpass our own previous efforts in the immensity and diversity of our CUT GLASS Cy At exceptionally close prices We are now showing the largest stock ever yet seen in Padueah. TOYS «AT ALL PRICES... Better Toys ‘Than any ether House. HANDSOME LAMPS If you are wanting a lamp we can please you in every particular, We have their All styles, at price THE LEADERS OF THE HOLIDAY GOODS TRADE Largest Stock w Lowest Prices «OF ALL KINDS... More Toys Than any other House. BEAUTIFUL BASKETS GEORGE O. HART & SON HARDWARE AND STOVE CO. 4 ORPORATED, 109-117 N. Third. ~—ENAMELED-— BLUE AND WHITH DELFT WARE MONEY SAVING PRICES LEADERS OF LOW PRICES We have baskets of all sizes and all kinds, for all pur- poses and at all prices —but always lower than elsewhere. HART’S any Tis an Old Saying, but Still Tis 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 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 daisies See our Ox Blood line—Pretty as a peach See our Russia line—It feels good ee our Kangaroo Calf—Soft and nice See our Calf line—You know what ’tis See our Box Calf line—Right in the ring we hold our own in Ladies’ aud Gentlemen's shoes. Customers we sold We hold In medium priced good 1 roods to twenty years ago still hang on to us, them by selling good goods and sticking up to GEO. ROCK & SON, 32) BROADW Come in to see us. Pittsburg, 11, Davis Islaud More for your money St. Louis, 7.7, Diek Fov this 1 Clyd river, | snee at City of Clarksy rnoon and leaves on the Ohio tomorrow sacked into the ferry | at Brooklyn breaki portion of | around the ferry boat. Polar Wave is tied up heres for the river to take a reced-| vement, then she will leave for} tland river after a tow of ti ut for Cairo Ten- | the it in 1 turn at noou t Cowling | Bettie Owen while towboat ¢ here o t ni; ties, nace i rive x barges lo: for fu { t iron ther « lers 1 waiting New South from New trived here early th ft en route to Ciucinoatt after ere several hours discharg- 1 receiving freig She had freight trip. they bad Tennessee t and de- eavy an Austin Owe’ tanooza, reports t ra ough trip | buffeted onsideravly ough they Ltrip of ties hr ut with vever. river will nary here x very at the It is more by this n all probability, by toorruw and river men of the mise bas than likely to be Sunday more lightly slowly, here showed veing a th last ni t 18 to eat at Bock nnd, in fact, all the s of good t tomorrow Phone all of M don A Louisville distillers Tu nilied his willingness to | proposition for t cries in the State, believed to be ready tal for the purchase of a fair valuation, ile, of mi mitt llorace G. 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