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

4 . y * E who read the Sun are always well posted VOLUME I[—NUMBER 122 | Huylers JUST IN at 90tle's Try his Licorice Tablets, 5c. a package, for Coughs and Colds. Headquarters for Brushes of all kinds ary . : ‘ 7" to The Senator said that his position | tional bank building adjoining was | ‘ive franchise, The benefits that} of 4 by the size of the circus. on theenrrency question ad been! damaged $2500, which is covered by would acerve to both counties would ntot Goebel’s Fellow Servant consistent, That he had always been} insurance. ‘Tbe church was builtin|be great. It is hoped negotiations Bifi was postponed until next W ed = eneeey — opposed to absolute free coinage of) 1852, will be successiul. Sablay af 11 o'clock, when It will be x nga ren eMC Op: eT silver, That as Senator he represent- ——— ry 3 leo by a wis a = 5 . 8 e . ed the whole state of Kentucky and Mayor Lang tells a good joke on} taleu up. ; ’ ‘ ,] uot a small ring of politicians Officer J. R. McClane, who has the] §enator Crenshaw's Anti-Boo in il | \ rule : which changed creeds with every “Wisberville’ beat. Yesterday af-|Trpst Bill then came up, and Sen: 5 . ra ternoon the oiticer showed up at the Bronston made the statement ‘or pped Hands moon. Legislature of Ken- i GHP aisad lerouslied' books and Face, Use tacky bad no right to ask for bis e Mayor s office, and hung sround un- ao fg rf tie uinth He Gate . < resignation and he would not resign, til omelolly arrived. He then sat Pindacbargerge é wl NSTEAD'S ut . : around fo hour or two inside the p&rative statement as to relntive 1 office. ‘The Mayor came to the con- f similar books in other states, SELFISH CANADA: Mr. Tom Lyle and Miss Ozemal clusion the oiticer had some grest vowed that prices ea HCE d al s will b i S i «HANDINE z alll aay Mr. yle Me OMe ise etacenite: work: icine renew tr three. tees as{it has, and always will be, our aim to save our customers every cent we possibly can by selling rying to Keep the Klondike for] Tully Run Away, but Agree | ite finally caught the 1s charged in some other s a good quality of boot and shoe at a small margin. Our line of men’s i . Wi yostponed anc | nil! x ” ‘ ‘ There ip potning to equal Het OWn Gold Hantere; To Return and Be ““T went to see abo was postponed and the bill shoes can’t be sutpassed in the city. it. ; apd all first- Vissave: BO. Wis: ectkt f : me and my parduer ver. ae class druggists. Serereny An iy Si Sess & Married. nounced. ‘Can't you send us a stor Ferguson sent up aud reac ere a We TS | Vic mecting held here last night, load up on our beat to keep warm|a letter from Mr. Bryan: <I am See our Vici line—Hard io beat ] fesoluions were passed urging that — by?” deg) lv indebted to the members of See our Green line—They are daisies * <londike miners’ license be grantec “Coal ain’t noe 7 ture for the high com)! ine— Gold e ish countries that afford similar privi-| ried at 1:30 O'lock This | ’ayen Rave ter thovch, I walked | thelr invitation, and while I am not See our Russia line—It feels good _ leges to British subjects within their bitte e Foote eee ene WM tORRRGA aay. promise “ab Uhl gee our hyip ¥en seen ys Et own territory. ‘That so long as Ca- en warn,” 4 time, I shall be pleased to visit ee our Ca) ne—You know wha 8 We have just received a new] nadian lumber going into the United Officiating. you're paid for,’’|Fravifort if 1 find it possible to «to so See our Box Calf line—Right in the ring shipment of gold fish in all sizes, | States is taxed, an cqual tax should fT the mae Oy dari enson. Bom 156 tonpamiapiece, We Lave} ie Disco’ on American laintier. oot. i 290 ave you a coil] eostor Hays’ bill providing tor In medium priced good_we hold our own in Ladies’ and Gentlomen’s shoes. Customers we so only a few fine Japanese specials|ing into Canada; that there is 20] ste, ‘rhomas 1, Lyle, oldest son of | bill. never do to spend the | Working short term convicts on pub} oi. 16 twe ars ago still hang on tous. FWe hold them by selling good goods and stieking eft. Call and see’ them or tele- (need of the United Biates troope to| sme iste bref, B, Lyle, and aies|clty's money for a load. of bosl toffigmonds was passed by 16 to 11, | B0ces to lwenty yedm Ago a” Mug ou lo Mh glue Male Bicm aia de azar ence Se > accompany the relief expedit t A r we say. Come in to see us. phone 237 accompany the relief expedition 01 Ozema Tully, youngest daughter of] dump on your beat. It might estab- ator Hays’ bili providing for t ukou; that the disputed tetri-] County Judge Tully, were united in| lish a dangerous precedent, and 1] police pension association for TLonts. GEO ROCK & SON J.D. BACON & 00. het oe aes roid 2 greta A marriage at 1:30 o'clock this morn-| might be impeached for misappropri-| ville passed by IS to 6 a F Drugxists Gold Fish Agew ing at tue home of {the bride's par- funds. ator Farris’ gerrymander bil ited from carrying goods trom one West Jefferso et, Kev.) ‘The offic < again-last}for’ ihe Eaghih and Eleventh Con- 32) BROADWAY SALES OW TAE AAMTIE | sien tage acu se nnn eg wp rae T=" Ie ete —— " RNOS-WIth The CUNNING IWe. E, church, officiating. Sevate. After the adoption of the ee See ae ines oo Seem EREE Ey S Qmunte ne «. Mayor thang today noted. Chief} qiendment changing Casey to the Quartermaster General to Retire. | _ The te 168, yesterday op the]: * et afl fea hang y Jnsoming Steamers Report Very} wctaie D.C. Web, Tye] 2149 oclock train Mctaheah Tans hed of the at lps ines eo E ent the » 1 wa il pted by 18 CUT PRICES PREVAI “i . intend! sroceed by cs stationen must pas: physic “lto 2, and the Senate adjourned. l Hough Passages. | (Quartermaster General ui the army, tron,intending to proceed by carriage amination, as required by ordinance. | ; ‘ a New York, Feb, (The White} Ge U. Weeks, will retire from ac. |{0 Union City, team | Hhey wive inland their ‘certificates, signed by the] SHIPPING SPIRITS TO GERMANY, ae _New York, Feb, hite| tive service Coates (rent, MC" Hercepted at Fulton, however, by the) m4 their certifeat toed F M Prices that will tempt the most tightly clesed Star line steamer hart tai | succeeded hy Col, Marshall I, Luc. | bride's father, who had tetepvoned to] 1% PPT iI Fd frames | Amebican Distiliig Companyal mat. THE purse to open cheerfully dame! esterday for Liv. y sae oa ayor, i the firemen | 4 merice s 3 Ce F | eareeol aerty d yesterday for Liv- |i. otom. the senior officer of the Quar. | bave them stopped. It was agreed | ee ion exe = J : c - erpool and Queenstown hoe & VOCy | carmaster’s Department. ‘The new|t permit them to marry here if they |" oe J First Consignment ena ar Hct Alea es vl i aft ‘Quartermaster General, Col, Luding- would return, and they consented. There mat be «called inet 2000-Barrel Order, $1.59, $4,00) and 75 cent cles baie ton, was appointed to the army from | Mr. Wynne Tully, brother of the] meeting tov there may uot EAsioIR, Feb. LiccThe abort us en ers perienced a succession of fresh south.| pro pecty £00) | oung lady,went doa to Halton calhe one” A Rega hieare Gia aie , eee wig gales with ti | Pennsylvania, and is not a West |} 3 at P 7 petato crop in Germany ba gel ee HVoint graduate, having entered the} te 5:80 train and accompanied peen decided whether one would be Eig ete iars | i Cate | nee Miter | service in the volunteers «tating the| Morning. Thesbjection to the matel - ; hia, dive hunted barrelél nearly twenty hours the storm sub-| war was the youthfulness of the couple. STATE LEGISLATION ; Hata. tage tak Out Gt Monarchs, Manhattans, FANCY WEBS sited into fresh southeast gal The groom is a popular and very SLATE LEGION: | have. beet paid ‘Anchors, Cosmopolitans, etcw FANCY BUCKLES then shifting to a westerly gale and | Below Zero In Bell. well known young man and r | eee taantacticiant CORD ENDS. lasting up to the time of the steam-; Pineville, Feb, 4.—Yesterday was|has just begun a business career in Frankfort, Ky., Feb. erican 1 “pene i uring bg er’s arrival at Sandy Hook, | the coldest of the winter, the temper-|the farming implement trade, The] most important doings of the TN ee eeeee ie ine! C might a large’lot at The Atlas line steam Alaps and | ature being 5 degrees below zero. The | bride is an accomplished and chatyi- | lature yestentay were as follows | ge ted Donate bred e ice which wad &. Brea the fruit steamer Dougles were the| ground is covered with snow and for] ing young lady, and both have many S THE NOL | first eousts Ga Bch ap | ; . siti the maker's C ouly arrivals from West Undia ports| te iirst time this season the Cumber-| frients to extend co ations, ‘The cominittees were first called,|2000 Barren Hiaeel Oy a cArerls Cut to Cash acrifice _ a e this morning, Both sbipy, experienced | land river is frezen over. =. ‘ ; ‘ Istributing company. 5 ; ; ! | j ‘“ ‘ aye ci rth withdrew the bill chang- ahhh ta ct BOO f r a pair sok ley tage lad Hite 5 TRAIN WAS TELESCOPED. Pineville trom afourih to a fitth| *'! Merone pipe betes A great closing out of odd lot FS ur price ' Cape Hatteras ue decks, rai {| Company Formed at Galesburg. i hs Mr. I ee ps th “fab Lis |! week, ‘Che failure of potato Ag 8 sides were cover ed with ive. | pti Seg ar aaa Several Persons Injured in a] bill on printing; Mr. Petty’s bill au- ae oe ly ce Pa lone uch ure Wakick oreo , Massachusetts Wreck, thorizing fiscal courts to issue honds|\" oot to that country. G A * . * ; MARDI FAS AT NEW ORLEANS, |!" 88" ace making preparations t-] aacrwites Mans, Feb. s.—A|foryurchasng tarmpisee, tue wil" mengee mateamirs, Corman h Bee the Window Display. It Will Pay You.| |$15,000 for expenses, ‘Their ship ape Gave, Way ae gi ed feos the wr i} a Europe. and the shortage of the crop W ~ | I FE & SON “EBRU ‘ : a SHIP on the southern division of the Boss santy, which p: f uckiecie trom which the Germé }: S FEBRUARY 22, 1595. builder is already on the way to Paring “allcond. was vauak 1 Beat: ML Eean till of potatoes, from which the German E fog! level Rare ‘c Seattle and construct a boat 80x20 rg isd “aa ppiponaeiady eqrearitieg pane ve ichman’s reported Dilf| product ie mace, has caused the Ger- . iy eae f salts, Ott of the age he rear and telescoped at the Winter/extending the power and time « sn dealers to look to America for _ For the above oceasion the Illinois feet, Olhers of the party wil follow | iri Station this morning by a train} holding quarterly courts. and Mr. Mage For the past. six or eight | 409-451 Broadway. Central Railroad company will sell /1n two hie ae from Concord, aud several persons} Humphrey’s bill to empower county gps et oka a tickets, February 16 to 2! inclusive, | President of the company, Charles aca Eiited halon. Gn iy. - "The i bt : > al poor’ the Germat whisky has suy is cas face for ihe round: trip, good | Rodino 18 secretary, aud Fat Ander) rer coe concord train wae judges to post public ronus were alll tanted American goods ali over the i vee leon is treasurer, engineer of the Concord train was] advanced. ls the potato crop returning until March } ach fast | gistnns sd Ree unable to see the train ahead of him] ‘The act to reimburse circuit clerks | , Weena vikaoy os Hrcigh ratps, carrying Pullman QUIRINAL AN VATICAN, on account of the steam from his lo-|for money collected under the act al-}"y telnet were ack: oe bone new Joroation analy | comotive. lowing 8 for service in felony cases rhe ‘or tickets and information apply | - a ne tho snhatthitiooal, ‘war billed gh to J. T. Donovas, Information That Papal Claims|CUBAN INSURGENTS ACTLYVE, [Bed ss nncons\itutional hielo down, ago the Commercial Agent, to Temporal Power May — relating to cireult judges in counties| “Teen SEE Me ess j3ttd Padueab, Ky, tim AbanGaties, Dynamited and Destroyed a Pons] of hetween 10,000 and 50,000 was]! 2)” PARPEG 8 NES Orie oe ein , Tre Bxelusive ce tal digs See toon Railroad Line, advanced. ae : ay nD, LO, ease ' 8 great ene! oP apa 10: the Glove Demoars ee Aig alain ly agg tomate : ; nantifacture © cele: - Croup, the great evewy hi slid Rome, Feb, 2.—Far from giving}, Havana, Feb. 3.—The insurgents) ‘The act amending the code on tak- ier. ‘The Globe distillery ha Py ood, suceumbs at once tothe south: any manifestation of the recent sens) sve dynsinited and destroyed a pon ing depositions, was billed: the act], shipped an orer ol 90 barrels ing intluence of Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar~ | ational article in the Jesuit Civica} too railroad line near San Felipe, | regulating the taking of depositions), Japan for the same purpose. Honey. Eroechiel aGehone. sone |Cattolica review concerning the pref-| ’feviece of Havana, in short hand. Was postponed . Pee thelr danger oe hae Ree doy {erences of tho Catholic church for an MARKEts. Senator Bronston presented his MATINEE TOMORROW, i fat hand, No home should Pe) jtatian republic. in liew of the Italian prigon commission bill to the House ‘ witbout it, So mu) mot the Pope has, on the con- eee ng and was cheered. lt & Hanson's Big White Min A ‘There cannot be anything made for |Aty. taken an early means of indie} | ou BO) yap ite The markets] ‘Phe ‘Travers bill, raising th age of ae has ea hee than thet vq (eating that the article in ynestion | Cay ta as Touowa: consent from sixteen to eig strels, S aad Re es Sy Ne | his wishes. No one stands higher in]‘”? |) nd closed at 35's for passage and precipitated a hot will give a ladies’ and chile } i on lib- Califor te tt his confdeace than Cardinal Capece- |, May foenipenee ans blade fight Me. Holibe moved to indefin«|dren'é. gunned operate] DVOKer and Loan Office, \ pion rates anc hi 5 aaa =|Iatro. archbishop of Capua, between] 7°» “losing at 2: itely postpone the matter, This was e tomorrow 3 Ad- ; eral terms. ‘ lwhom snd bimrelf tbe incst Gadel May oats—Opened 21’, lighost voted down, Mx: Hobbe wanted. to on: Adults cents; chil. and will loan money on Signs of... | community of ideas exists in political]? 4s + closing 24°. introduce a bill to protect young jalren, 25 cents. Th jas well as ecclesiustical matters, The a Cesk hanes 10.15, highest} joys. Messrs. Saunde Hum. NEW SUNDAY PACER ~ Sea: cardinal has just delivered avery im-| 19-27, closing 10.2 phreys, ‘Travers and others spoke NEW SUND¢ wa. fp erenen portant address to the clergy, inthe], May lant—Opened 190, highest} warmly for the bill. AIL kinds of eR ALL BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL soUrse Y i 4.97, closing 1.95. ‘ d ts were then offered 1© Latest Scheme Talked Of “ course of which he insisted on . amendments were then offered, " Cold, Umbrellas Coughs] tit ardent desire’’ of the Pontitt|. May ribs—-Opened 5,00, highest] Mr, Hobbs sent up a bill presented For Paducah, Rain, and and and of himself for — the | +07) closed 5.07, by the Woman's Christian Tewper-| 1! is reported that a Sunday payer : Snow Overshoes, Colds. {termination of the ditticulties}_ May cotton—Opened 3.83, highest} ance Union. It was ruled ont of{is svon to be started Yaducah by a | —_ ¢ existing between the Italian Govern- 5.83, closed 5.82, order, and the age of conscut bill, as several me ne are to have it print- ry a, tan ese are expected. They suxe ~y) Tih nace. ‘ina yass ou ° re ” vl in a local job office. As yet noth ort, amd fear of cold { | ment and the papacy.’’ He declared finally passed by to 7, provides) ¢ 4 me hr a Ate Wa Wak ‘tne telosipal ena mst LA BELLE PARK LAKE, that wloever over sixteen vears of| ing definite hasbeen given out in re- ; 106 SOUTH SECOND 8T. al niga 190M dette aipiaa te ikape to view,” — age shall carnallyknow a female under | gar to it, ESE eT IMPOUND and urged his clergy to pray to the|!t Is Well zen and Many Skat-|fourteen shall be coniined from one = ee SS Co S Almighty to “imbue the fpeople and ers are Out, to five years. ‘The present law on] We can fill your wants/ a ; i UGH SYRUP __ | the governing classes with sentiments] LaBelle park is now a favorite re-| the age of consent is twelve years. for ( s | | as ) \ f Cous! of affection and rega i ort for skaters, ‘The lake is well] Mr. Lackey’s bill establishing a for “ all CaSC } OU mee ase ame S my regard for him who| : ; ny + 1 is the thing to begin doctoring «oll holds in his hands the keys of St.|frozen, and affords about the best} medical school in connection with A. ANYTHING C is gested cite Peter.’ ‘In that event,’? he added, | skating hereabout. Large crowds} © M. college; the act for the pro- * s ¢ * Tailor-made suits ‘to order tor less r ‘4 ie Wo trent a mn “the Pope will, even at the cost of|may be found upon it day and night, (tection of laborers Mr, Charlton 8 in the Drug line. nn: % Ds iy eat f tuile beginning, Price asc, large bottle : ees, giv vially afte {bill to establish a labor bureau in great sacrifices, give the kiss of|and especially after school hours, m ll ) nh dade suit at t preter peace, and that day will be the} The park manager is making a|couneetion with the office of goramalt DU BOIS & co. | he is OT iy aiclatd ” , n of agriculture; Mr. Haswell’s é ’ ‘ } grandest of Christian history, good thing out of old Boreas’ vagary|si0n of agri | * Pa AN “a ie l ‘ M' PHERSON’S |) Everybody here is now asking} and those who glide about on the}amendment to the election law on A new line of . VDaltons allol LHe Pes DRUG STORE { [POwRTH ANP BROADWAY _ —— LINDSAY'S J opinion is to the effect that these | ANSWER, Defends His Position on the Currency Question, But Won't Resign the Sen- atorship. He Represents the State of Ken- tucky, Not the Small Ring Now In Control of the Legislature, Washington, Feb, Wm. Lindsay of Kentucky defended his position on the currency question today in an able speech in the Sen- 4, —Senator ate. The speech was directly an answer to the resolution adopted by the entucky Legislature calling for inis resignation. The speech was de- livered at noon and before un im- mense crowd as ft Was well known that his answer would be given to- day. sacrittces will consist of the abandon- ent of the claims of the papacy to temporal power, which, as every ‘one kno Knutt, and cc New New in the city, was destroyed by Wednesday night. insurance, $20,000, by a defeetive tue. the a wi, 18 the between church od envy Damages Askea for Bject- Owensboro, By., Feb. 4,—J. B. Totmpkins has filed suit ag: Koutt for $25,000 damage an echo of the Bon Harbor farm fight Detween Yompkin also made a party in the suit. allegations are that Knutt, by force and arms, went into Tom) and violently ej and possessions, that when he attempted to prevent the forcible seizare and ejection he was assaulted and bound with ropes condition for hour: The cases of all parties concerned te in the Bon Harbor row of Inst week | +4). came up today. but were postponed until February 14. ADUCAHi DAILY — dinjienmatesnssjindinsivied PEOPLE will your ad ifit is in’ these columns Principal point of issue and state in Italy. * ent. inst. 8, P. This is ; the overseer. and Mrs, Koutt is ae the owner. 4’ house ote him, bis family be plaintiff allege to the ground, and kept in W Albany Church Burned. Loss $50,000; what the sacrifices can be to which} Placid bosom of the lake must just} probibition, were rey rdinal refers as liable to be] produce the made by the Pope,and afeonsensus of tentb of 2 dolla 'AROUN A Policeman PADUCAH, KENTU! D THE CITY HALL. Wickliffe People Want a ‘Tele- by n plone System.—Have Writ- ten Mayor Lang About the Pla Whe Fire On His Beat. City Notes of Inter- est, Mayor Lang today received a lee ti rfrom Mr. Wm. Henderson, secre y of the Wickliffe Telephone com- t pany, stating thet the people of Yiekliffe and Ballard county in gen+ eral, are very anxious to have tele Allany, Ind., Feb. ‘he; Phone connections with Pad First Presbyterian church, thé ¢}asked if the Bell Telephone company re| has an exclusive franchise here. Mayor Lany \s mm of one dime, a‘ and advanced, The House passed the act granting investigating the The fire caused | Matter, and gives it as_ his opinion The First Na-|that the company has not an exclu. ICKY, PRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4 1898, appeal to the court of appeals in habeas corpus cases. The House passed the act requir ing that the law making a legal fence for the farmer shall apply to railroad companies, The House def Upholstery... 1 the bill giving judges the right to select jurors from nders 37 fo 42, and ad. os AND_AWNINGS | IN THE SENATE, rs. Z Senator Goebel introduced a bill : a n ¢ prevent auy person from practic- \ 4 iy medicine or treating any sick We are aoow prepared to do anything in the line of Upholstering person by any method without com- plying with act of April 10, 1893 » Wanted a] fiis aimed at osteopath system of diseases. He also presented amending the corporation law Repairing of Furniture and Awnings. We manufacture and make over all kinds of Mattresses; cotton top, all cotton, moss, hair and box nee ie ie eerer| mattresses. Odd sizes in mattresses made to order on short notice. ’ Mpount of unpaid stock subscribed Pelephone 896, and we will cali and make estimates on your work. companies. enator Goebel’s act amends Sec. 10, Article 1, of private corpor- atjon act of April. 1895, by inserting h} following words: ‘Or for the pUzpose of printing and publishing papers or other literary produc. or works of art.’’ Senator aysthe act means nothing than to make parties subserib- =o="s| Gardner Brothers & Company ch GE act} Telephone No. 396. nator Ferguson introduced an egulate the price of licenses for Other ng ‘lt ah, and | M md: 4 208.206 South Third street. * ed favorably Trusses and Crutches st in. = —_— 3 ent ‘ 333 BROADWAY Est ablisl 7