The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, February 1, 1898, Page 4

, GreaTest UNDERWEAR SALE) THE BAZAAR ° Ever held in Paducah. Just bought] H AT Lot 1—Five hundred hand- somely trimmed skirt chem- ise, well worth 75¢, slightly soiled, go for : Lot 2—A thousand very gowns, muslinand cambric, beautifully trimmed, well worth $1 50 and $2.00— slightly soiled, price...... Three hundred fine sample gowns at..........39cand .49 Lot 3---A thousand very cle gantly trimmed ladies’ skirts ranging in price from $2.50 to $4.00, soiled price. . Five hundred sample skirts 79¢, 49 and lot of ladies’ beauti- ful eiderdown dressing jack ets, nicely trimmed with velvet ribbon, reduced trom BiG. Wivesteserni secs. 5% $ .49 98 29 25 00 the entire line of sample under- wear from the largest underwear nufacturers in New York, con- sisting of pieces — gowns, skirts, chemise, etc., all elegantly made and trimmed, but slightly} soiled from handling. Millinery Department Our entire stock of millinery will at one-half of the in order to make be closed out regular price room for our new spring goods. | 500 new hair switches—can match any shade of hair— well worth $1.50, go in this sale at eeseboees 300 new hair switches, worth $1, 50 and $2.00, at$1,o0and 1.50 215 BRIADWAY... THE BAZAAR ...215 8RO:DWAY DON'T MISTA New Silks 7 's on the lookout for the new we bave purchased alot of striped atins, in wide and narrow stripes the latest fad for skirts and waists. Price, $1.10 per yard. EmbroideryZ & We have opened our importation of Hamburg, nainsook and Swiss edg- ings and insertions, Always in the lead in these goods, we have outdone all previous efforts. We ask you to inspect our lines and eee the new and Rovel designs, Dr. Raub’s... Egg White Soap We have for sale this soap, which bas been extensively advertised in the lending magazines Price, 25c per box—three cakes to the box We Wave Secured the Sale of the Famous You sre cordially invited t: tignte the superior merits Cresco. We sbail take p explaining to you wherei: all old-style corsets. The Creseo contains the and really valuable improve plied to Corsets in twenty years, A combiration of comfort and economy. Wear it. and it wins you. Once won, you'll wear no other. the in it excel We continue the sale on cloaks, boys’ waists and comforts advertised last week, L.B, OGILVIE & CO, U.S. GANSTER Notary Public AND SOLICITOR OF FPENSION CLAIMS! Prompt end thorough attention given to all cases. Vouchers for quarterly payment of pensions carefully attended to, Office, 714 South Third street. ee a PITTSBURG COAL BCTS, BUSHEL Campbell- Mulvehill Coal Co. are selling Pittsburg coal at eight cents a bushel. The cash must accompany every order. tf Campbeli-Mulvebill Coal Co, Special s Pure maple sugar, per lb., 10¢, Heinz’ Dil! pi kle, per gal., 50, Choice dates, per lb., 7! . Choice dried figs, pee Ih Choice N, O, molasses, per BSc. Fresh corn meal, per bu., 40c. Oranges, per doz., 10v. to 0c. Qt. bottles best catsup, 15e, 1. L. Raxporrn, 123 S. Second st, 5x Phone 89, There cannot be anything made for fivé cents better than the Linnwood cigar, It i6 howe enterprise Call for it. tf J cavdescent Jamp globes suitable fo: system for sale at MePherson’s Drug store Dr Edwerds, Ear, Kye, Nose and |for his soul."? Everybody is cordial | yy Thro t Specialist, Paducah, Ky tf. KE THE PLACE Ww EATHER REPORT, Fair tonight and Wednesday con- tinued LOCAL MENTION. stponed. of Installation F The ipscallation of oflicers Home Forum, anvounced for lest night at Elks Hall, did not take as some of the oflicers-elect ot. The installation has next Tuesday, foday, Rhodes, late lay served his r of the New of fare was ove Paducah, hotel seems mapagement of first meal as propr Richmond The bil of the best ever offered in and the suceess of the certain under the new Telephow for a nice two horse load delivered promptly. Price, $1 cash. Ohio River Spoke and Rim Co., E. E. Bell tf. Lavies’ Aid, The Ladies’ Aid society of the Lutheran church, will meet tomor- row afternoon with Mrs. E. Rebkopf on Washington street. All members are urged to attend this meeting. COAL, COAL! Why buy coal that ts half dirt and ek, when you can buy good, nice, lean coal, free of dirt aud slack for 9 cents per bushel, spot cash, from the old and rel rd Coal Co. We nd always ke the best 2nd pool Pittsburgh c fever buy ommon grades, Also ll sizes of the best Anthracite and Virginia Smithing coal. or. Bennarp Coan Co. + Broadway ble ave lodge No, 449, will meet to- tat 8:00 o'clock ing stated munication in their lodge rooms n the Leech building on Fourth. All Master Masons wel. Barton B. Davis, W Gero, O. Iyanam 5 om M. Deatness Cannot Be Fl. Onesny & Co! ‘Toleds.0 Sold by Drugitisis, 7 Hall's Pan Medi ting. The regular meeting of the Medi- sal and Surgical society will not take place tomorrow, but tomorrow week, he postponed meeting held last Wednesday throws the regular meet ing abead a week, It wil. be held with Dr, Robertson. THE LATEST BARGAINS. Axtell Soap, two The cheapest and market, Come ard see you for casi. tt re the best ars for a nickel. best soap ov the what we can sell Ep Jones The Cash Grocer. rriage at Wicktiffe. Mr. {Frank Billington and Miss Cliff Faulkner were married last night at the latter's home in Wick- fie. The groom is owner of the Cloverdale stock farin, near Lov aceville. The couple left for } Orleans on 4 bridal tour. An Approachit nieriainment very unique ainment will be given by the young ladies of the First Baptist church next Thursday night at the residence of Mrs. George Cochran, on South Fourth street. It will be a character so all who attend are expected to represent some character from history or fics tion, All who do vot wear fancy costumes will be fined ten cents, An attractive feature of the entertain- ment will be an art exbibit where the} most artists will be repre- sented Ives and coffee will be served during the evening and candy for the children will be for sale, Ad- nission free, and everybody is ine vited to come. Uni Rev. J the Uni Every) services mous 1 Gospel Mission, W. Waters will preach Jospel Missi ly invited at tonight, nd these 0 to Proaehin night Rev, RG at the His 88 18D profit whole world # ¢ bis i r what shall a man give iv exchange th wight bject will be Vif he shall gain the own soul ly invited to attend, the PERSONALS. Mr. Harry F, Meyers is in Louis- ‘lle. Mr. Oce Alexander weat up the road today, Mr. Henry Hans is sojourning at ot Springs. Representative J. D. Mocquot has e 1 to Frankfort. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCann returned from Henderson. Mr. Hal Waliers and bride back from their bridal tour, Mr. A. B. Ticknor, of the Standard Oil Co., went up to Dawson today, Mrs, Patterson, of Mayfield, is a jest of her daughter, (Mrs. George Flournoy. | Mr. Barney B. Clare and bride (nee Geirk) have retarned from their | bridal tour, Miss Flora Guon bas returned to Hophiosvilie, after a visit to Mrs. R. Rowland. Council M. W. Clark has al | most recovered from his recent illness j aud cau walk about, Mr, Filmore Sweeny, of Owens+ boro, is visiting Messrs. Bransford Clarke and Roy Dawsi CLAY CLEMENT r have are In * the New Dominion” Tomor- row Night. It would hardly seem necessary to more than simply announce the re- turn of Mr. Clay Clement and the fact that he will be seen as Baron Fravz Victor von Hohenstauffen in in order to let the people koow that one of the rarest com: dy and dramat- ic treats that this city bas ever offer- ed will again be presented. For days and weeks following Mr, Clement's former engagement in this city, Mr. Clements and his play, ‘The New Do- minion,”’ were a theme of conversa- tion. Probably no entertainment of- fered in this city befure received so much praise, and since the simple apouncement in the newspapers and the attractive lithographs of Mr. Clement and his players have been brought to public view the fact that the interest is reviving is plainly evi- dent. SEWERAGE INSPECTOR, Mrs, L. S. Tattle, Formerly of the City, Wants the Job. Mayor Lang is in receipt of a let- ter from Mr. L. S. Tattle, of Evans- ville, making inquiry relative to the sewerage system, He says the only way to get best service out of a system is to have a ‘sewerage inspector.’ He wants to know what probability there is of one being appointed, and says that he would like to get ‘“‘in the tight,’ if there is to be one, Mr, Tuttle is a well known former Paducaban who no doubt bas many friends woo would like to see bim back. He once had a plumbing shop here. ‘There is no such position as phe names coutem| vey the Gi the { A G000 IDEA. Circular Letters About the City Sent Out by All City Officials, Mayor Lang has had printed a cir- ilar letter detailing the advantages of Paducab, a copy of which he re- quires every city official under him to enclose in all official correspond- y ence. The letter is calculated to impress one with the commercial import- of the city, and already copies have been sent to many cities through- out the country. ‘The mayor hopes that some few of the many that wil be from time to time sent out will be as seed sown in fertile soil. The letters are not sent out except in rephepto letters received, or in regular official correspondene LIVELY RUNAWAY. of Two Motormen This Morning. Richard Wall and Si Marcus, two motormen on the Paducah jine, came near getting billed in a runaway about 11:30 this morning. They were driving a spirited filly and could not hold her. Near Broadway and kifth Marcus fell o kwards, but was not seriously in- jiured. Near Fifth and Court the turnout collided with one-horse team belonging to Mr. Henry Owen, and there was something of a wreck when the smashup was over. Neither motorman was seriously burt, |LEWIS GETS TWO MONTHS. Chase Tried Before Judge Tally for Steal- ing a Hat. WIll Lewis, colored, of Covington, y., charged with stealing a hat be- |longing to Harvey Bufort, colored, was tried before County Judge Tully this morning on a charge of petty larceny, He was adjudged guilty and sentenced to two months in jail, FIFTEEN DEGREES ABOVE Is the Lowest Temperature Regis. tered Today. The minimum temperature today was 15 degrees above zero, as regis- tered on Observer Bornemann’s ther- mometer. This is the coldest of the year, but not of the season. ‘The mercury has been as low as 8 degrees this season, TRESTLE-WORK LOOSE, Another Danger Threatening the 1c, In addition to the settling of the loose from the incessant force of the current, Tne trestle-work at the foot of irst street, near the Warehouse, is almost doating. A SEA OF ICE Surround Paducah Tomorrow, May By Skaters Gleeful In Anticipatio It, If the present cold contimues, in a day or two those who have pot for- gotten how to skate may skate cu Lirely around Paducah on congeale:| backwater. There are ponds and lakes auc seas without number around Padu- cab, as a result of the high river, there is now about an inch or more of ice on them By tomorrow, if there is not moderation, the ice will be safe, and then there will bea skating carnival such as has not been seeu in many & day on the frozen seas, It has been a long time since skat- ing to amount to anything bas been evjoyed in or around Paducah—so long, in fact, that some of the erst while skaters of ability have no doubt forgotten their art and will have to learn over again. EYES OUT. +} Painful Experience of Five Men Yesterday. Gas From Tar Paper Blinds Them Fora Day, Councilman G. R. Davis and. four of his employes had their eyes al- most put out yesterday morning and they are not yet out of danger. They were at work in the vinegar factory on West Court street, laying tar paper on the roof, which was blown off by the wind last week, An acid gas arises from the paper, and the wind blew this directly into their faves. By noon none of them could see, and all had to have doetors. They could not work during the af- ternoon and one or two had to have the doctor two or three times, Today they are somewhat improved, FALL KILLED HER Death of Mrs. Sarah Balbridge, of South Fifth. Fell From Her Bed La Died Fron t Night— the Injuries. Mrs. Sars Baldridge, a venerable lady residing on South Fifth street, fell from her bel last night, sustain- ing injuries from which she died, this bout 7 o'clock. : ed woman had been gf for some time, and last night t 8 o'clock rolled out of bed fell upon the teekerof wehatr “He gash was cut in her cheek from her eye to her chin, which Dr. Troutman dress- ed, and she seemed to be resting easy, but became weaker and weaker and finally died. Mrs, Baldridge was 51 years old and was born in Olio, She leaves seven children, four of whom reside here. She had been in ill health for over a year, Her children here are Arthur and Frank Baldridge, and two younger sons. She has two sons in Trimble and a daughter in Carruthersville, Mo. These have been teleg and the remains will be keld their coming. The funeral will take place from the residence, 1515 South Fifth street. MORNING BLAZE, Double Tenement Frame House Partially Burned, At Noth and Jackson Streets— Several Hundred Dollars Damage. The fire department had a long, cold run at 5:30 o’clock this morn- in, It was called to Ninth and J u by a telephone alarm of fire, and found a big blaze at the double tenement two story frame residence on the Southeast corner of Niuth and Jackson, The house is owned by the Chuarch- hill heirs, with Quigley & Boone, agents, and was occupied by George Lee, ariver man, and family and Jack Mortbland, an N.C. & St. L.; freight conductor, and family, The blaze is supposed to have originated from a defective flue on the latter's side. The blaze gained quick head- way, and made @ bright light. ‘The fire laddies were forced to fight the flames with water that froze to them the moment it struck, and in a wind that felt below zero. The house, however, despites its combustble ma- terial and the wind, was only partial- ly destroyed. It was fully’ insured. The loss will amount to several hun- dred dollars. There was another blaze this morn- ing about eight o’clock, A hole was burned in a house 802 South ‘Third street, owned by Mr. Louis Petter, and occupied by Jas. Campbell, col- ored, The blaze originated from a defective flue, and there was little damage. The department was called out last evening about seven o'clock to a house on Monroe street belonging to Mr. Uhas. Reed and occupied by a man named Fulston, There was slight damage. Kelly’s Latest Biography. ‘The New York World of last Sun- rach railroad track embankment of the | (ay contained a whole page of slush Presbyterian | fijinois Central, some of the trestle. |about James KE, Kelly, the ‘Million- What | work, occording to reports, 18 getting |Site Tramp.’ For palpable men ity, exaggeration and a total aban- donment of even a semblance of truth, the article purporting to be an account of his life and adventures takes the eake. THIRD AND COURT Purple Azalea Soap 25 CENTS PER BOX Former price.......... 750 per box TELEPHONE 392 Goods delivered to avy part of the city. This Happy Date our prices were cut" to allin Got and> halle. goods ia town, ‘This-statement is no empty boast jus to createa “run.’” You alwdys know it’s strictly so when you read itin ‘Tus Mg The glad New Year brings us good cheer with prospects bright for all. Progression’s train with golden gaiv comes at protections cajl—with bless- ings sure for rich and poor througl: out our glorious land and a just re- ward for duty done by every iz hand. But to the point, we wish to tell a few things somewhat person- al. In prices we'll produce a crash and show you how to save your cash Our Dry Goods must be sold at once for less than cost, Now here's your chance to guard yourself agains, Society. aGossi FORGIVENESS, They loved each other swore ; And so to wed they wildly hoped; Therefore it wasn’t long before They laughed at locksmiths eloped. well they and Her pa forgave as papas dc Her mamma, too, f¢ blessed ;] His ma snd pa forgave them, too And brothers, sisters—all the rest ave and And only two could not forgive ; They've not forgiven to this day, And Won't as long as e’er they live They can’t forgive themselves, they Mrs, Hills entertained with croki- nole Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Estell Dorris, of Tracy City, Tenu., and Miss Georgie Warten, of Evansville, Ind. The afiernoon was delightfully by all present. Misses Mory Brazelton and Geral- dine Sanders won the Mrs. Ben Weille captur spent prizes he booby. i ashville, the for several weeks of Mrs. Geo. noy returned Saturday to her Mrs. R.B, As You Like Li Club” this evening with progressive games. Miss Emma MeKaight is visiling her sister Mrs, Black, in ‘Terre Haute Mrs, William Powell entertains the Magazie club Thursday afternoon, The Cinque club will not meet this week, Miss Daisy Goodwin will have it meet with her Wednesday of next week ure home on Wednesday afternoon Mrs. K Brooks will give a crokinole } which will no Joubt be one of most enjoyable of the season, Mrs. L. W. Boswell is ing with crokinole this aftert plimentary to Miss Warren of Evans- ville. ptertain- com: The Shakes lub will meet with Mrs. O. L. Gregory noon. Wednes ay Clements will be the attraction at the opera house. All who have seen him once in ‘Phe New Dominion’ will be glad of the oportunity of seeing him again, A few of the ladies are industrious- ly working to get up a cooking club, |... and have quite a flue teacher in mind, but in order to get her to come to Paducah they will bave to secure her aa many as thizty-five pupils, So far they have been very successful if they will just remind the you dies that ‘ aman's heart is through his ste I ha doubt that a large class will cured easily. pal no se. Our Sabbath day neighbor made a slight mistake ia the name of the soubrette of the ‘Olnyi Opera’’ for if reports are true Miss Ohnyi Coon Hollow (Holler) who arrived in the city yesterday will take that part, but owing to the long and fa journey from her home at Rac Camp Corner in Ballard county must be allowed several days for recupera tion before she cau appear before the footlights. Mrs, Dr. Cowgill Guild last evening in ble fashion. ‘The guests represent- ing different songs. entertained the Miss Guan, of Hopkipsville, the guest of Mrs, R. Rowland returned to her home yesterday. Miss Rabb will have several tables at eucbre Thursday evening. Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. poices BAKING Friday after-| {been imposing on him all day, »|that he was going to cut him, a very enjoya- | a cold with the cheapest woolens eve sold. Our custom Shoes wise peoplr use in Gaiter, Lace and Button, and ry pair is sure to wear that yor a pnt foot in, Our Linens the Fmersia Isle ne'er fail to wke fair women simile, delighted with these Fabrics grand from ancient | Erin’s classic land. Before this} greeting we would end an inyitat we'll extend tomen and women gr and small to give Jolin Dori for Shirts aud Dresses, He socks at prices down to be and all who swell our patrons rapk are sure to have our heartfelt thanks and value great for every dime,today or other time. And as our feelings ever blend with +a heart and hand for every friend’ and a bright New Year to eyery one, is the enra- est wish of Dontan, luoah, Ky an their They side or att fa Roman sashes are, flashing rainbow tints on every are worn knotted at the | tied in short loops squarely back and the long fringed e ing half way dowa the length o | skirt oO side. t re of the richest sashes as far as ed. is of blue | green ttle lines of red white je tints are 4 jfound amoog the Roman ti color is con ] t with very } a broa effect to the head jfashionable jast vow, j;goes well with the simall will be much worn by the woman of fashion from now till summer time. For the street the hair is worn very low on the neck while the evening coif- fure mounts just a3 extremely big! The street coiffure is very | while fc elabor | ROSS HELD OVER, is particu This toque that sim Preliminary Trial at Smithland Ends. Alleged Murderer of Walter Hook Hebd. | | | | Reuben and Thomas Ross, cli with the murder of Walter Hoc aud Rivers, were both held to former ithe 1 wer prosecution introdueed Ed Lewis, Joe Jordan, D. W. Crawford Otto Miller, Marsh Lewis, Lulu How ell, Geo, Howell, Reuben Faulkner Joe McCoy, Chas. Mosely, Geo. W Vaughn, Miss Eliza Lewis, Bertha Mrs, D. W. Crawford and Ed | j swer yes | sum of $3,000 Both gave boud The erday, evidence developed the fact p had existed il feeli | tween the Ross and Hook boys some time. Rube Ross, the boy wh |did the killing, was quoted as saying he would fix Hook if he ever crossed his path On the day of the killing, as Reu- ben Ross came down from the sclool house with Ed Lewis he was talking about his trouble with Hooks, and when t near the depot separated from Ed Lewis and went to his broth ip Ninety Fight pure le fora a water. Every family should have the evening the bair is to be! | for Water Filters What is more essential to good health than pure water? Our Filters will make impure water as ar and sparkling as spring one. Every Filter tested before leaving our store. GUARANTEED AND FOR SALE BY Wall Paper ; Window Shades IN THE LATEST PATTERNS. PROMPT ALI'TENTION GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS, Ww. S. GREIF N ‘Dr. Albert Bernheim Physician and Surgeon Krenn Stree H Next Doow Tur Patter 0 a.m. 0pm. {364 $41 HOURS Telephone shed 1855, Incorporated 1883, Johnson |,. Foundry and Machine.,, Company g Estab pled in ew moments died in two b a grap. The witnesse defense Misses Nora Miller, Lula Mi Milstead, De. Deisk |p Dro HH. D eorge Ros { | | | Jim Steam Engines, Boilers House Fronts, Mill Machinery ' And Tobaceo Screws, Bravs and Iron Fittings Castings of ali kinds, luced exc by the ption of | about the e saw remark le thought PADUCAH, KY CITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK, } Broadway, Paducah, Ky, that it the head with i id reason nife t ntto burt bim art of the body mt he deststed t away was been r about vital When he saw the aud immediately rebuttal testimony Capital and Surplus, "$120,000.00 tos On Sat> Open from 3 @ from 7 to 8. urday night Interest Paid on Time Deposits OFFICERS. Rupy W. F, PAXTON R. Rupy until yest drick made his lefendauts yesterday ment was closel by A | Grassham for the prosec | DIRECTORS. ACTION DEFERRED, Jas. A.Rupy, Jas. R. SMITH, P.M. Fier Gro, C, WALLACE, ae as é {P. Kamuerren W. F. Paxton, Sewerage President Cashier Ase’t Cashier A | By the Council st Night in the | Geo. O. MART, B. FARLEY, Matter R. Repy necting of the} Mayor pro- | ‘Ther called Kzell presid Mayor Lang t loess of his father. A ¢ ity and Deposit « nsent J. WM. FISHER , Master Commissioner, Has his office at South Fourth street, Up-stairs, Over L. D. Husbands, SURANCE WRITTEN t who detained }128's the Fidel-| mmitnication from ID MORTON'S OPERA HOUSE Messrs. W real Mr. Elliott of mply concur, wer WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 munication go uf To obviate he fol lowing resolution ed, and any upon motion jeft in uati Wednesday in ordes th cou It reed ree t t commun Paducah tha cilman mi lly a derstand it Be it council of the er Tom and others, near the pheto tent, and told Tom that Hooks had and He took out his knife and opened it and Tom said Give the knife; 1 will fix bin Reuben koife."" Reuben Ross said, *Y Hooks now.'? Hooks stopped and leaned up against a post in front of the post of tice, om started towards him, Rube following, they went up close to him, and Tom said to Hooks, **Why ha you been imposing on my brother?’ Hooks replied. “I bave not been imposing upon him; I will leave it to any one in town, Reuben said, ‘You are a lia “Hooks said: “If you were my size I would hit you.’’ Tom said: ‘Jump on me; twenty-one years old, You been imposing on a boy.’” Hooks said; ‘*You are a liar; you me 1, “No, I will keep the onder comes I am have Tom Ross then struck at Hook Jit hereby {the sub | Lit As pert | part of the sey this date by L t hereby yive to all of t rov ay ins r requested of | yo While, but that the] hall ba and is terms, sec 5 contracts, ordi- | here In his remarkable p heuistautfen, in the idy THE NEW DOMINION With ay t | 1 spe » by ¢ MR. en iow of Haron Ho- ations muedy in four acts, ; it also being ex- vod th the permis sion to sul the contract now re- quested by said White sball not in|" any sense impair, change nor modify the terms of the bond given by thes “Pye charges of bribery and corrup. said White to the city of Paducali| tion growing out of the Ohio sepas and that the city in no wise changes torial election bave increased the sen- or alters the terms of any part of 299 | timent ia congress in favor of Mr. of its contracts with the sait White. | Qorliss’ hill to provide for the ele James Dugan & Co. were granted tion of senators by the popular vote. coffee house license for 12 Nott ‘phe pill, it is believed, would easily Twelfth street. pass the hone. entered in with sant Whi pressiy unders nal cast, | Hverywhere accord. as being the best im dra c. Reserved seats gat Van Culia's Developments in the case of Fred Urfer, arrested for robbing the J. Bolland Jewelry company of St, Louis, show that Urfer kept a com Calisornia’s insurance commission er bas declared invalil and insuili cient the bonds of all fire and marine who struck back almost simultaneous- ly. Rube Ross then rushed up and stabbed Hook in the temple with the insurance companies doing business in the state and not incorporated un- der the laws of Califorma, plete set of books in which his steal- ings were carefully entered, POWDER A Pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder © YEAR TB STASDAR Many former 10c Smokers