The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 28, 1898, Page 2

i : We Place on Sale MONDAY MORNING idery bargain of the season: Two thousand, eight eased 0 Thisty-yatds Hamburg embroideries, ey jac- turers’ odds and ends, in pieces of three and a-half and ine and a-half yards long, sold by the piece only, at about . their value. These goods range in price from Sc to 25¢ yard, and come in all the newest and best designs. The heart, a dame of gentle sway, ww er ee McKnight entertained the Cinque! cerye club at the Cope residence in Arca-! represented very fairly. i i New Lot Torchon and Honiton Laces spent playing euchre, st which Mrs. | yolunteers, Machine-made goods, looks and wears as well, and sebiey\ picky half the price of the hand-made—s5, 10, 15 and 20c the yard. A spe cial lot of skirting widths, with insertions to match. New Style Collars and Cuffs E Soeiety | The mind, a million vassals has The heart, one subject connects, yet were successful in winning the prises, | Thompson will entertain the Cinque | as two of the lawyers 1m the breach > > ie >> Notes. the blanks were due bere this morn-| ing and as soon as they sre properly filled out our brave young fellows) hwill leave us with the uncertainty of | returning. Itis notas it was in the revolution and civil wars when. it) Was man agaivst man, but now o vessel or almost a town can be blown | up as e asa man could be shot at that time. So where the greatest | show of bravery and eu comes | eames in is the mere fact of enlisting ant Tuesday afternoon Miss Emma {hereby showing your willingness to your county, Our town dat : Not many The afternoon was delightfully! places can boast of so many willing THE HEART RULES ALL. Who rales mankind ; Who rales the mind. At beck and cal ‘The heart rules all, —C. B. G, lia. Fred Rady and Miss Mary Burnett, The entertainment in progress for Second Presbyter- yst_ at a standstill | p | the benefit’ of the jan chureh is al On Saturday afternoon Miss Clara club at her home on South Sixth | ot promise case have enlisted and ex. ES The Smith Premier Typewriter Co., C5) WZ 821 Pine street, St. Louis, Mo. J. E. ENGLISH & CO\, Deak rs, 108 North Secord street, Paducab, Ky Telephone No. 90, PROFESSIONAL EPPERSON HELD. OR, W. C, EUBANKS The latest shapes made, of four-ply linen, all sizes. Our prices, 10¢} street, [pect to leave shorily to shoot Span-| Was ‘Tried in the Police Court] HOMBOPATHIST, jars for cuffs. " Se like at} ith |isrds, and as that is of more vila ac ie re isan dipatty recaghoins 8 for collars, 15¢ Sash Widths in Moire Taffeta and The Magasis e club ie tooling with importance at preseat it has been de- This Morning for Mali Stes MAPA, 9. Mpg Double-Face Satin Ribbons Mrs, 2. B. Myers Ae iliza-| cided by the ladies to wait oatiently ales Oailldg ‘These prices for good, heavy, all-silk ribbons, in all the desirable hades, cannot be matched. ae a ‘ Moired taffeta, Nos. 20, 22 and 40, for 25¢ yard; No. 60 for 30c a yard; No. 80 for 35¢ yard. : : Five-inch double-face satin ribbon for 45¢ yard. Ratti baie New line of striped moire antique sashes, four and a-half yards long, in all colors, fringed ends, for $2.95- , We have the new shapes in the genuine Knox Ladies’ Sailors in all Sizes and colors. Plaid Parasols Well made, in stylish colors, for $1.50. Fancy white parasols, plain or ruffled Twenty-two-inch taff sun shades, stripes and plain colors. Prince of Wales handles, in Silk Umbrellas via ' ix a venty-four-inch all silk taffeta, col- We have a lot of twenty-six and twenty-four-inc t a ored umbrellas, all colors, with Dresden handles, regular $3.50 value, for $2.80 each. Belts, Fans, Handkerchiefs Genuine leather belts, lined and with stitched edges, in black and colors, for asc each, Real seal leather belts for soc. New styles in Japanese fans for 10, 15 and 25c. White silk fans for ; Ladies’ sheer pure linen hemsiitched handkerchiefs for roc. Men’s hemstitched handkerc‘iie‘s for 5, 10 and 15¢. beth Sionott on Ninth street. Miss Ruby Cobb will entertained the Cinque club the latter part of next week, The german last night given by the young men to the visiting young ladies was largely attended and bigh- ly enjoyed. All present declared it to be the most delightful of the many pleasant dances given this season. a few days to see the outcome before making further arrangements, Mr. W. P, Barnhill was registered at the Pal yesterday. Le leaves today for Tennessee. | Miss Edyth Mitchell, of Evans- ville, is in the city visiting Miss Maty | Boswell. Next Tuesd afternoon Miss Jeannette Campbell will entertain the Ci club at her home on Seventh street. Miss Lyadia James is visiting Miss Klizabeth Sinnott this week at ber) - home cu North Tenth street. Ina Miss Jessie ‘Isler, of Hickman, | short time Miss James will retura to Ky., is expected today by ber aunt, | ber home in Evansville. Mrs, Capt. Koger, oa visit of a few days. Miss Isler is one of Hick- man's most popular debutantes, Although Tuesday was a very rainy day, the crowd which went to! Mayfield enjoyed themselves im mensely, aud were glad that they de- field the weather, Mr. Tom Morton speut yesterday in Metropolis, but returned last night still single. The F. B, K.’s will meet tonight at the usual place. Last night a meet- ing was expected, but was nec Ssarily | postponed on account of the german at the Palmer, Yesterday a party of six went to Cairo, but the party which intended at first to go bave postponed their trip indefinitely, The soldiers are still with us, bat ew ao) A. 9. DABNEY, Days on the Streets Oth. s DENTIST. 406 BROADWAY, DR. 0. A. AMOSS Homeopathic Several Tramps Sentence er Proceedings. James Epperson, the young man who cat John Jobason, a colored hostler at Jerome Allen's stable night before last, was tried this morning and held to answer. He did not claim he cut the darkey because he thought his life was in’ danger, but babys. because the man had been annoying Physician him, The wound was slight, but] swale pe oe the offense is a felony just the same. phones: 80 WHE aw In default of bond, he was remanded OMice, i. 1% ise to jail : EARNAART ACQUITTED. George D. Earnhart, the wan ar- HARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.D. Physician and rested for obtaining money by false Surgeon pretenses by selling a horse and : at Office Hours: bu ng to Prince, the Ful Tub atenae on livery mar, was acquitted this Oitice, No, 419'9 Broadwa: moroving in Justice Little's court Well-Made Kid Gauntlets for Bicycling and Driving, 50c a pair. ELLIS, RUDY & PHILLIPS 219 BROADWAY 221 BROADWAY THE PADUCAH DAILY SUN. __ | pleted, “Although the Unitgd. States b: conquest, yet Spain retused to re- THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPARY, ceive our ultimatum, and took the INOORPORATED risk of precipitating war by her own The States is ments for transportation are com. Sunday, by United # M. Fisner joo. Pamsipenr | 8¢tS. not oy am VICREMESIDENT bound by any pledge that the ulti W F.Paaston ..... |. TREASURER matum Contained, and is free to make the most out of the war. For this ason this government should take DIRBcTONS: FM. Fisher, W.F. Paxton i 36 Wilitamson John J v. Clements, jan ec | possession of the Philippine Islands, OMice, Standard Ulock, 115 North Yourth| and not relinquisy them, unless by street. ee — | doing so equal advantages somewhere else could be obtained. Daily, per annum in advance. $ 4.50 Daily, Six months “ = = 2.25, COMMODORE DEWEY, Daily, One month, ‘* Li 40) C d A Daily, per week. . ++ 10 vents| ommodore George Dewey, who Weekly, per annum in ad- jmay provo himself one of the heroes VANCE. see eeeeeeeene of modern naval warfare, and who will probably fight the first big bat- Specimen copies free A | tle of the war with Spain, commands the Asiatic squadron of the United 1.00 W. FRED LONG, Who will probably be a candidate for the Republican nomination for Con- gress from the Third district, Mr. Long’s home is Rochester, Butler county. He is one of tLe best known men in Western Keatuc ky, and is particularly well koown in this city. Should beconclude to make the “‘race’’ he will be a most formidable candidate, TERMS USED IN THE ARMY AND NAVY. Just now, when everybody is interested in the movements of the army and navy, the average reader is not uolikely to become confused, says the Chicago Times-Herald, with the multiplicity of terms and titles employed in the newspapers, 4 captain ia the navy is the equal in rank of a captain in the infantry, or that a captain in the infantry is a bigger man than a paval lieutenant, He | may be interested to know that there aie two kinds of squadrons, one which rans on land and one which travels on the water; that a regiment of artil- He may make the mistake, for instance, of thinking that} ‘Toe evidence showed that the de a fendent hired the team, and was told OR J 0 SMITH’ by Prince to sell it if be could. They i eadetaae he |bad some corretpondeace about it, | f fen reaction, 5,t09 8. tn and the agreement was that as sooo early fo, rather thar jas the rig was eold Earphart was to | forward some of the money to Priace. He sold the team for $40 and tele- | phoned Prince to come down ; $6 was | then given him, and the two started THOS. E. MOSS |to get drank, aceording to Karobart. | They spent three days on a spree, and nothing s said about the "i sg money for the horse, which was all 116 South Fourth Sireet, j blown ip at the expiration of the ree days. They then separated, and ice Wen The pext thing koma, about, i waswbeo}. . HENRY BURNETT | Prince eawe down and claimed the rig. een han sien Teusiody’ mews. JENNIE HOLMAN Ab Mokton’s Opera. Lele; Next Lemon’s Feed Store! Week at Popular Prices. eb utiles sind Hey + ALL KINDS OF FEED.. The Hot Syrings Times of a re- ” Attorney - at- Law 18 South Fourth St necro frown Papucan, Ky [cent date has the following to say of is yatta dd ‘ . ‘4 “4 Give us a trial, r pt deliver if Holman's compauy, which : | Morton's opera house Mon. | === {day night at popular prices: THE “The opera bouse was packed to its fullest cavacity last night to wit- oo hess the ntation of the ‘Pearl of Savoy”’ by the Krause-Stout com resen Pisis pany. “Miss Jennie Holman in the title role, as Marie, appeared at her best and was ably assisted by every member of the company, “The illustrated songs rendered by the company made a decided bit and Marie Fellows, who sang the *Iil- THE POST-DISPATCH IS THE ONLY ST. LOUIS PAPER =|MONEY SAVED BY BUYING FROM ——CE LERS IN—— “Furniture, House;Furnishings, Carpets, Mattings, Trunks, Stoves, Etc., Etc. Manufacturers of a'l kinds of mattresses and awnings. The leading upholsterers and repairers in the city. Cash or credit. GARDNER BROS. & CO. 208-205 South Third. 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Agent for the highest grades made, We are prepared to offer 1898 Stearns for $50.00, Don’t fail to see our Phovnix, Overlands and Rogbys —best on the market, prettiest wheel made. Don't fail to see our line of wheels before buying. We are the only ex. clusive Bicycle house in the city. A BICYCLES AND BICYCLE = SUNDRIES... eborviaio SuPentabe ts HIGH-GRADE PADUCAH CYCLE WORKS 126 and 128 North Fifth street, near Palmer Howe, Dr. Albert Bernheim __ my ARDNER BROS & CO, . THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1898 Fated Maine,’’ was enthusiastically Physician and Surgeon | With [ts Own Staff Correspondents —_—__ THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, It now seems quite probable that the first naval battle of the war will be fought at Manila, in the Philip- pine Islands, ‘his group of Islands, while not the largest of Spain’s for- eiga possessions, her African terri- tory being larger, is by far her most valuable possession as far as future possibilities are concerned. Cuba| being nearer to Spain and nearer to the big markets of the world, is bet- ter known, The Philippine Islands, which are 400 in number, have an area of 114- 000 sq ‘are miles and a population of 7,000,000. Some conception of their commercial. value may be gleaned from the fact that their esti mated revenue in 1894-95 was £2,- 715,980, while the imports were val- ued at $28,530,000 and the exports ‘@t $83,250,000. The chief exports in 1895. were 832,322 bales of hemp, 230,083 tons of sugar, 20 quintals of tobacco leaf and 164, 000 cigal There are 720 miles of telegraph and seventy miles of rail- way in the islands. The seizure of the islands wonld be & most important strategical move on the part of this country. It would deprive Spain of any base of supplies atall in the Pacific ocean and would puta stop to any further hostilities there. From a commercial standpoint these islands would be most valuable tothe United States, much more so in fact than Cuba, The soil is rich and versatile in its productiveness, Yielding evrything from the coffee, | suger cave, tobacco, cotton and rice of the tropics to the potatoes, whes | hemp and corn of more northera cli- mates, Gold mining is being carried on 19 Luzon with favorable prospects, lery consists of twelve batteries of six guns each, and ihat a regiment of cavalry is composed of twelve troops, two or more of which form a squad ron. The relative rank of the officers of the army and navy and the divi. sions in the formation of these two branches of the service are as follows ; Relative Kank of the Cfficers of the Army and Navy. Arn Navy. General, or commander-in-chief, Admiral. Lieutenant general Vice admiral, Major general. Rear admiral. Statés. Dewey once proved himself # giant in courage, and is likely to do so again. Under his command are six strong ships of war—the Olym- pia, Raleigh, Baltimore, Boston, Con- cord and Petrel, and they are now on their way to the Philippiaes for the purpose of blockading Manila, and, F Brigadier geueral. Commodore. if necessary, of crushing the Spanish} Gena" °° Cease Hlect in those waters. The commodore Lieutenant colonel. Commander is a brave nan, who has been under| Major. Lieutenant commander, the fiercest fire; and who never once fi r “ni Ge frentgngat, flinched, Ni fi lieutenant. Master. ached. No living oflcer of the] Soenu utente, Ensign. navy has received higher praise from the leaders of the nation’s maritime forces than he. He is an old and able sea fighter, and saw some rather Vigorous service during the war of At that time Commo- dore Dewey was & lieutenant aboard the steam frigate Mississippi. That ship of war was destroyed in the great river of the same name, but only after a big fight. The present commander of the Asiatic squadron was the last to leave the ship, Ad- miral Porter, commenting on this in- cident, said: “It is in such trying moments that men show of what met- al they are made, and in this instance the metal was the best." Dewey was| at both attacks on Fort Fisher, and since the war he:has distinguised him- self in the service and has been stead- ily promoted. He is no stranger to oriental seas, aud is depended uvon to look well after the flag in such conflicts as take place near Spanish possessions in the P _—_—__ STORY OF CUBA. Divisions of the Army, Squad—A subdivision of a company, commanded by sergeant or cor- poral. Platoon—Half of a company, commanded by a lieutenant, Company—Not more than 100 men, commanded by a captain, Battalion—Four companies, commanded by a major, Regiment—Three battalions, commanded by a colonel. Brigade—Two or more regiments, commanded by a brigadier gen. the secession. eral, Division—Two or wore brigades, commanded by a major general, Corps—TIwo or more divisions, commanded by a lieutenant general, Divisions fo the Navy. Squadron—A detachment of a fleet employed on apy particular service. Flotilla—A fleet of small vessels, Fleet—A large number of war vessels under one commander, In view of the fact that much of the present war news will come from the sea, terms used in naval affairs are of particularly novel interest to an inland person, THE ELKS. There will be a big meeting of the Elks tonight, Two candidates will be iitiated and final arrangements will be completed for attending the grand lodge at New Orleans, It is thought about 25 will attend from Paducah. The local lodge is prepar- ing to tender an informal reception to the Elks whovrare expected down from Cincinnati, en route from that place and way pointe to New Orleans by boat, If they arrive in day time, the reception will be given them, ‘They are expected next week, The grand lodge will meet op May INTERCOLLEGIATE CONTEST, The declamatory contest between representative of West Kentucky College of Mayticld, Princeton Col- lege and Hopkinsville College will take place at Princeton on May 6th, The contest will be waged bya young lady and a young man from each college. The young ladies will recite | and the young men will disclaim, To Be Happy or cheerful or useful is next to an impossibility when one is suffering from a discomforting cold or a nasty little cough, If you _ are “down in Agents wan) dio every city, town or village Lo sell the latest edition of Halstead’s STORY OF CUBA, fall account destruction BATTLES dp MAINE. 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