The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, February 24, 1898, Page 1

& duit 4 Le, Bs. fod rei! THE PADUCAH DAILY SUN. [WRRE. no ee pat tan® VOLUME II-NUMBER 13 PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, THORSDAY, FEBRUARY 24 1898, = Se TEN CENTS A WEEK HURRIED n power, consider any such sugaes-| be shipped to Clarksville, Tenn, for| = tion or any compromise in Cuba be- N burial. PVCU win- PREPARATIONS ‘“uisues'sueiee,feccenst'a-| — LYNCHING » SF i aig WITH PRIDE AND PLEASUR! WE SAY cision, People who suggest anything Sunday and left it propped up witha P . LTOph i —_— twas awakened by the dratt, en he looked up Allen raised | Washington, Feb, 24.—Past As- Debind the bed with a pistol Probable Suicide. i] else are only wasting time and arous- stick. He then opened the door and $ 8 Son oule S$ 5 0g unsounded hopes. F ped it with a fruit jar, Mr, $ No Abatement in the War Feel- sistant Surgeon Bailey, of the U. S,| Richard Allen, of Clarksville Tenn, at the victim. The latter was ing and Preparations b: navy, died this morning in his room] —yanged In the Court Ho . and yelled as he made a , ..e Balm ne BY “at the hotel. It is believed tp be a ee ee are for hia,” “You black scoun-| @ d the National Gov- aes ol delete, Yard About Midnight ” The negro kept the pistol e wieeel | med By a Mob. leveled at Mr. Wright, backing cau- e / . Wheat Lowe’ towards the door, When he For the in — | Chicago, Feb. 24.—Wheat kept peated d this he made a dash for the nes 3 bl two cents under yesterday, on ac- outside and escaped. Mr. Wright ie BELIEVED TODAY 10 BE INEVITABLE. couat of war news HIS OFFENSE © WAS —-BURGEARY. | telephoned Chief McNutt, and fur- ‘ phi nished aclescription of the Can always be gotten at his — New York, Feb, 24.—Most stocks = whigh ‘ed to his ultimate rate drug store. It has won its - ‘ 4 lost heavily on Cuban war news and Alle found at bis house near Way. fala’ ke predenk. conrplt- 0 Definite News Yet of the things looked like # panic but the/Pitcously Pleaded to Be Spared| Wrigh''s coal yard, Monday morn- Manner of the Explosion situation is slightly better this after- 1 in He was aslee h Sheri mentary popularity upon merit itis noon —Then to Be Shot—Broke [HRI ines New Willieme " le it tr Iilice: villi ii ‘ s stag That Wrecked the ‘ - fee a tewe het Ul Rea hed eBid re $ Is the oldest high grade Whiskey bottled in the United States under a Maine, M’KINLEY WILL ACT. Sanday, sof tesponding to thelr koocks, the direct and personal supervision of the United States government. ae An $vercoat stolen from Mr. Wright —_—— was found near Allen’s house. A + H a It holds fast the many friends} Washington, Fei. 24.—1t is still] yin ay ne : tackein his shoe correspoaded with H : it made many years ago, and| the general belief here today that war i Take a Decided Stand When] Richard Allen, a negro from) the imprint in one of the tracks left ] ean ness proves itself a perfect remedy | With Spain is unavoidable. The His Convictions are Con- peer dell oh » but Mest et for ah pe i j 5 : “4 latest from Havana only confirms the coco some time been a resident of May- le denied the charge on which he i and toilet article for the uses] Mivet ro Mecoming araeral that the firmed. field, was lynched at Mayfield, by a] was arrested. He was committed to and high grade grain in distillation insures superiority. The government - indicated by its title, Maine was blown up by a Spanish tor. ie mob last night for burglary attempted | jail, aud sentiment against such stamp on the neck of each and bottle i ‘ Ue i pedo; thongh it is not believed that, : [Sunday might at the residence of Mr. Joffenrlers immediately began to brew, Brook Hill ind every bottle insures its purity. The moa this-be proved, ft would be [But the War Department Still] 4, A. Wright, vt at Yona ee baa regclute bat orderly roo! m sq! fully matured and stored in heated warehouse, making ; porsible to prove that the Spanish] Says That There Is Nu News | The mob was composed of at least) men crganizing a mob. same palatable, imparts a rich bou! i imi ; government had anything to do with tt see 300 people. It was onecf the most It was reported today that two ne- or tonic and f : iar if shaaiy and those in need of a stimilant Merv ults iran Gay wna ice stu of Importance. orderly and undemonstrative ever} groes had heen hung instead of one — the family uses can feel assured of the excellence of the oO & 1S caneé of War, Ie: Would feed to. eom. known, not an oath being heard, nor} but this proved tobe an error. It Brook Hill Whiskey. ‘ plications that in the excited state of Sivussinet Po sit dart any ee of any description man-}ell gtarted from an effort made to ‘ ; ‘ 4s ashington, Feb, 24,—President] ifested. There wasn’t even a pistol] capthre Tom Holmes, the Al- H 4 We have just received a new thot aateneuy to 0 failues theo provi A that he was only waiting to get his Ye di fternoon Allen and an-| who pointed a pistol at Mr. Wright. nis S shipment of gold fish in all sizes, . ; kes! honest convictions confirmed in order|other negro were tried before the| He ' from tac to sae apiece. We have timate intervention by the United). take stand that. would please th poate is bis tals tried before the | He @caped however. > “iia ted ae We Hae | tas ts al Ue Cuban wae etaatese | are snail tink Wald! Dromen Wis] Judge 6 MkyBeid forthe barglary.| | Tap ramAlue: of Allen were left } are 7] es Call and oe tho : “ager Ue okillwe netatuten ris adininues| Count Secion trisagact Cabs 2 18) Allen wae positively “identified by | Badiing lathe court house yard anub FRIEDMAN, KUILER & CO., Distillers, aie ¢ them oF tele | Oe ee Tile silent ie, believed that the President bas aban-| Mr. Wright as the man who entered | 11 k this morning, when they r PADUCAH, KY é phone 257 paring for war oa a gigantic scale, doned the theory that the loss of the | Lis house aad pointed a pistol at bim,| were cit down and an inquest wes ; J.D BACON & co rb 2 er was an : ident. ; while there was no evidence at all|beld, the verdict of the coroner's jury h Feed tthe = Washington, Feb. 24,—An_ ordet Phe war and state departments) against the other man, Allen was|being that he came to his death at ee a ee te a ee % a DEAR aaanaanas ) Drugyists Gold Fish A has been issued to the marines}still protest that there is no news of} held over for grand jury action ant] unknown Arey "This attannvots it ‘ee er STARVING GUBANS throughout the United States to hold | importance. the other was released. It beimg| iad pot been decided what disposition themselves in readiness to move ata od certain that Allen was the right man, | woukl be made of the remains. p momeht's notice. SUPPLIES BURIED, a determined effort was developed to] A-)lacard was attached to the It is thought probable that a de- lynch him. , corpse . ‘the ion? Warning pi fe tacbment may be sent from the Ma-| Avalanche Cuvers Up All Belongin About 8 o'clock the mob began to] five otler negroes to leaye town or Eleven Thousand Homeless andj yine Barracks here to Key West at he Cu p eon PS ltorm. Kverybody was quiet and|suffer the consequences. This after. Destitute Yersons in Matan- [once to strengthen the naval forces in of Alaska Argonauts, orderly, and about midnight the men] noon it was thought they all bad left r Ii) In the Street the Gulf’ waters. Tacoma, Wash., Feb., 24.—Two| began to file slowly towards the jail. | town 7as in the Streets. hen there will be a number of] weeks ago an avalanche came thund- Four or five went to the jailerand] j¢ y\s thought last night that Will pice yessels placed in commission within] ering down the mountain slopes, and|demanded the keys, threatening tol pact, colored, who killed his wife at . a very short time for which marines] gt the south end of Lake Bennett aa| hang him if he resisted. He could] Mayfi ii would also be hgpged, but { Spanish Mock the Victims—Over| would be needed and they can move] immense mass of suow and ice was do nothing but comply with the re- | the ot persuaded ee to. fio 11,000 Deaths During the Past vo Mel ng iste fd deposited on the trail, and 200 tons wie ‘ ineia cia molest him marines in this city available for] of supplies were buried many feet. he doors were unlocked. and only |g juice p : i ; A later report from May ield ix duty, Theit owners had stacked them up |t¥0 of the leaders went inside after} i140 Grice megroes implicated inte his step is in harmony with the} together in what seemed to be shelter- the prisoner, the ot standing war preparations now being made in]eq spot, while they were whipsawing | guard on the outside. The cell door Santiago, de Cuba, Feb, 24,— {all branches of the service. lumber for boat building. was unlocked. and was unmercifully| PADCr talk, but we make things hum at 321 Broad- While the United |States cruiser Washington, Feb. 54 etary Now they have left only the whip- The men then emerged with the foc. uattibe Gants ri sery waa at Motansas recent |, Washington, Feb. 64 —Secrears| say and are tying to dig ont ei tembling prisoner, the rope Wing “kpc tom Stayteld claim tal Way. We carry as good goods as can be bought J ly a board of officers was appointed | 'fijiowing telegram from Admiral] Outfits. So far as learned no one astound ine neck: the sentiment of the town 1s against to inquire into the condition of the} °° was injured by the avalanche, though | He begged piteously for bis life. |i. inching, and that everything is i i i jena hat prone, Aihiough ya, woh 23,—Lo, sce le aia far ry’ aa] Teal eng fam oe ule ene and the prices do their own talking. When you he exact terms 0 . ‘ eon- | DATrOW escape. ’ OZ ithe mob is saic » heen co $ : Benen cy be sald to valeteses | 7 _uev?® Const resomimende £08 Pe ee ee ee ife continuet | rue mob issaid to have been com Want to get a pair of shoes, come in and try us. 4 tact with best equipped wrecking com- Ere sSeeditarielh of eonuitrs. peddle: people absolutely without food anc The rope was drawn taut and his LFTER BOB BLANKS A ve i ntretumeut of town, ove} We don’t blow our horn very loud through news- near Pryorsburg, below |without delay, Forward half com- —_ " viothing within the city limits, About | "ithont delay. | oe aeons ._|torm went up. He struggled, and (000 of these live in small buts ot | eter eeserd i Dae cabal [eae a ay fl ela Sell 35,+] his hand not having been tied, grasp palm branches. These huts form : iagpeet 000 Bushels for $35,000. ed the rops. He was lowered aud i a ¢ , |< SON » three separate villages beyond the : asked totell allheknew, He refused, huilteup-portions of the city. The] Jacksonville, Fla., Feb. 24.—Sen- ORT rer 2 ete Sana protesting his innocence. His hands| Detective Wickliffe and Others 321 BROADWAY other 11,000 unfortunates live in the! qtor Proctor arrived yesterday in], were tied with a light cord, avd still , atten etl) Streets of the city and are absolutely | Tampa, It is said that from Tampa Tuesday sold to a milling company) jJeading and fayits and protesting, Have an Exciting Chase, : without homes or shelter. be will proceed to Key Woet, High | bere 98,000 bushels of whest for $35,-]he was again swung up. This time a ¥ ‘These 14,000 people are of the la-| officials are authority for the state- | 00? cal This Lape closes} ye broke the cords that bound his boring clas, who have been driven nent that he will be met by some one out the wheat crop of the county. hands, and again grasped the rope Oncol Detective Wickliffe’s Blood. : joto we cities from their country |in Key West bearing important dis- around his neck, He bad to be low- hounds Dies, “ homes, which have been destroyed in| patches for the president. It is ered again, the war operauons, Most of them | known that Sunday the Plant system ree This time he began telling the| otective W. A. Wickliffe, Henry GOLD DOLLARS FOR FIFTY CENTS sre women and children, and they are | had a special train ready to convey peperten 87 eh ee" names of six or seven negroes al |), a Boh. Ceahay tub a aoe meyer 2 leged to have been engaged in system-|: 4. jatter of the county, had an exs atic stealing in Mayfield, He said | (jij chase last night after a negro THIS WEEK AT THE FAMOUS Chicago, Feb, 24.—The markets all emaciated, sick and almost be-| Gen, Lee from Key West to Wash- , ranged as follows: wond relief unless they can have the|ington, Plans were changed. Gen. & ‘enefit of regular treatment in the) Lee did not arrive. Now these offic- retary ieee eked he was not guilty, but that the man] ..)..,9:d to be Bob Blanks. < y A hospitals. As itis, they are dying |jals say that Senator Proctor will het 05% and closed atl acquitted yesterday was the guilty] ‘\e detective went to Palestine — / iu the streets for want of food. either meet the consul general at Key] “yy °° R ‘ man, and the one who pointed the}, b last nigot after the other two J According to stics gathered | West or a special messenger sent by ss gael es 30's, highest] pistol at Mr. Wright. men. ‘Their chase was fruitless bow- FOR ONE WEEK ONLY . from the best sources, the number of | him, then hurry back to Washington, ey piegias. et Peas "5; bi “Taint the man,” he sad time! oy.;, and ifthe man was Blanks he ti Heaths in the province of Matanzas pati Asa R ay pork—Opened 10.75, highest} and again, ‘You'se banging the eccajed, YOUR CHOICE “a from starvation is 59,000, and the) Warships Sailing Toward eee es highest | "7008 man.” One of Detective Wickliffe’s blood- >, number of starving people at present Havana Harbor. bby apy ia highest eae was particularly bitter ost} jounds, after working night before This is | Co! P in the province is estimated at 98,- otis 24.—W .< spoke rea the negro acquitted yesterday. | jo.. and yesterday, the animal died, Ss U ] T me this 00, out of a total popalation |e vogah ibe the Pari ery Mey len —Opened 5.27, highest} you people thiuk I'm guihy, but|j, was valued at $100, positively the OF ANY IN THE |q week. It’s your : 616 P| tC e |" a os . os S18 » clos ’ ” ferry a” a le Y W 258,616 in December, 1807, and the |. erigus rupture with Spain, is the J Fm not” be said. He was prety last week of on HOUSE... | last chance to wumber of starving people is rapidly increasing. Jn the city of Matanzas alone there | Ie hat tuo wambire inde ere te tons circ badly strangled the second time be IT COURT, was lowered, and realized that. the ‘ $30 choice 10 C ASH Y et choice of ponety hearty Pee a nee mob was determined to bang him, ‘Cham ois and Suit Sale. ! y wits at $50. liyon are being pushed toward Ha- 7 oe have been about 11,000 deaths in th Reporte from Fort Thomas K: ial Argued—One] He continued to plead, but deeming By past year, and the number is increas- cane from Cincinnati, say activity Divorce Granted, it useless, finally said that bis home | Black and Blue Clay Worsteds ing daily, ‘The death rate at present there just now indicates & hoeeiad 5 f was in Clarksuille, Tenn., and that yy) x and Granites e: a averages forty-six per day,,as shown [tere JU) fom nt eno In the circuit Court today the mo-}the men whose naines he had given ponges Ae Suits were | « py’ the reports from the cemetery. een the tops were under] Mis for a new hearing in the case of were more guilty than he, aud if they $15 $18 $20 , Tho ,retease in the deaths is due to} Thin . eg arilt Miss Mary B. E, Greif against the) were going to hang him, they ought Hl i he 1 "eFeANe in Uiateese fs no longer [*Pecial, discipline with extra drilling) Wim, Greif estate was argued, but atl hang them also. ‘ DuBois & Co. Uhe fact « i Col. Cochran, the commandant, and| press time no decision had been : ; ; ae a tonfined to M@ laboring class, most | orice oiicers refused to be interview | toate is He then begged to be shot, saying | Dy saoists, LEADERS OF LOW PRICES . of whom have .eedy perished. It - he did not want to be hanged, that he n ed. Yesterday the troops were sup-|— Kjiza Caldwell was granted a di- ' : 412 Broad ~ ye ie 0 those people |”, ' ; ell was g “ didn’t want to die that sort of death. | 442 Broadway, B WEIll l E & SON -=2 a ede vii ea were in moder- eee ie Vahey ¥ a 1 epee vorce from Amos Caldwell. If he bad to die, he wanted to be sot. = . —= 3 no before the . ° hio national guard, unde The lunacy case against’ Mrs.|Nobody would shoot him, however a“ 409-411 BROADWAY ~umatances, per Sagi oh * in the Capt. Herman, today advertised for | Thad Gish has not yet been tried. His hands wore this time securely hove who are" now beggidy 41,19, | recruits, . yy rre EES vay |tied, and he was for the last time streets were, in a large part, We “| The battleship Texas and guoboaty APPROACHING MARRIAGE, ses do people. In addition, the cilize.*\ Nashville sailed from Galveston, De ane ae wii pd esa a of the city of Matanzas themselves), ‘-xas, yesterday afternoon. The] piowers Ogilvie Wedding at Grae or and then slowly strangled to i are beginning to suffer for the actual +‘ goes to rejoin Admiral Sicara’s| "°° gilvie Wedding tras} a iho ie necessities of life, having drained e mob quietly dispersed the men Texa public that the exp gk, Nashvill ey W hamville Sunday, ‘ hipment of the celebrated hei ves i Jer to supply {eet im mene eh ie sige dei going home with a8 much coucern as RU DGIEAY FFAS COST RIS their resources in orde pply|feeh ane, It has been reported! tr, Geo, O. Flowers, a promi+|if they had been to church. ‘There x : ; i rabam-| was still no disorder, and no effort Cc Nov EL E I Y = have been quartered upon them. Havana to replace the Maine. ville section, and Miss Mollie Ogilvie | was made to capture any of the ne- CASA NOVA the needs of the laboring class WhO} 9: the Nash Ville would be sent to} nent young farmer of the ¥ The citizens of Matanzas have an Q us of the same neighborhood, and algroes the dying :nan named in his Cc ‘ eee et toitely no Under Sealed Orsters, daughter of Mr. Bent Ogilvie, will |sute-mortem statement. ‘The men IGARS " dard Portsmouth, Va., Feb, 24.—The| be united in marriage Sunday at the | aid they did not believe a word he 8 S ses one oe Pr Pasely deg big double-turreted monitor Tetror|home of the pride, Both are de- | said. 7 . has at last arrived We gist y OO ; s. Tt vedly popular young people, bein No 7 ne re would be pleased to have . led today under sealed order servedly poy young peop %| No efforts were made at secrecy, i those who were well-to-do are rapid: |" % / among the most prominent in the Soa pleased to have our custom 2k We desire to inrorm the d is believed she is going to Havana, ~ ile and the mob was decidedly the most jy simicietieg, while We Seam) ne - — county. Jorderly that ever did business in ers who buy them by the { poem p.capalenty y Feeling in Chicago. serene Mayfield. box fo telephone No. 180 } Panicky Fooling Should See the Assessor, con wifi deliver them ¥ New York, Fel. 24,—Stocks took] qi" AwewordJ. V-Grief has about| Allen was a negro about 22 years PeULariL Keak ine a Ve 7 * 3 ro! y, esp! ‘ Od a slump today of from four to nine completed his assessment, and all old, slim and youthful looking. He promp esp I ood collateral at rea- Dainty OTS. cents today on Cuban war scare} io.) who have not been seen should had been around Mayfield for some W B McPHERSON have opened a Pawn- & ae a Meroe apprecista tie (Tenee ee Wall atrect is very] ‘ove t their business to notity him 'tttle time, and asked tbat bis body oe ‘!proker and Loan Office, onable rates and on lib- dainty odors of Mowers at this|Pantoky, — en ~ —— — — season! It isn't for all of us, however, WON'T SELL CUBA and will loan movey on eral terms. joy th s flung from nature's to eoley them always the Hind ; Can Please You Created by perfumes—Msweet fragrance Sa cased in glass’ — Spain Will Not Dispose of the Island Tailor-made suits to order for less money than ready g aa : suits to order for less money than ready- May Bells, Vassar Violets, Under Any Circumstances, “1 alee ae tis. Heeryboty can wear atstoe, UL BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL @ Crabapple Blossoms, New York, Feb. ee patch e made suit at the prices charged by paomanes si E Tae, fkinson Rose, to the Herald from Madrid says: l OT 4 AC Wiis Bs ‘As the question of the purchase of Carnation Pink "9% eee Dalton's Tailoring A. COHEN —_—_— ington it ma, of use to state, on os ol ie AVE & LYNE'S DRUG STORE|rar‘sc water win: goremmest +. 333. BROADWAY Estabjisl.ment 106 SOUTH SECOND ST. a © |Cuba is again being pushed in Wash-