The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, May 2, 1898, Page 4

~~ PRICES ARE CONVINCING FACTS ‘That there's no getting around, This week's sale and prices are in- disputable facts. That yor can’t duplicate our bargains is another fact. Kid Gloves—One hundred and jring given with every $25.00 cou- fifty pairs very ‘ine kid gloves, | pon ticket. samples, all slades, regular $1.00 quality, sizes 5'¢, 5°1 and 6, your) Miflinery—We have to announce choice of any in the lot, gc. for this week a special sale and Three hundred new silk ties, display of very stylish trimmed beautiful shades, samples, no two! hats. alike, just the thing to wear with) These are beyond question the your new shirt waists. Regular most beautiful and elegant crea price soc; sale price 15¢. tions ever shown in Paducah, Belts—A large new line of jew- A stylish lot of trimmed hats, all eled belts, worth soc, go in this styles and colors, at $1.50, $2.00, sale for 25¢. and $2.50, worth double our hundred new. price. shirt waists, all styles and colors,, Just received, forty new regular prices soc and 75c, sale sailors, 25¢ and upwards. price 3oc. A new lot of French hair switches, Don't forget-—A handsome $5.00 all shades, 75¢ and $1.00, les of Our motto: We sell cheap, we sell a heap, and we keep everlastingly at it. 215 BROADWAY... THE BAZAAR ...215 BROADWAY DON’T MISTAKE THEMPLACE | PERSONALS. j Monuments... By) We have in stock | ef a fine line of| finished monu-| ments which ust be Sold! For thirty days we will sell for| ste, L. C. Stark 3 Cash anything}, ne Us ©. Starks @Hardin, was in the stack ati it the city yesterday, | Mr. Sam C. Molloy, of Eddyville, REMARKABLY LOW PRICES... .| #8 iu the city today. Call and see our stock and prices, | _Julze ‘Thomas P. Cook, of Mur- No other yard in the south bas as} ay, in the city yesterday. fine an assortment of the latest etyles| Mr. Ed Rivers has returned from and designs. a trip up the Tennessee river, J, E, Williamson & Co, Mr. Robert Orme, of Mississippi, 119 North Third street, Pad . Ky. ss aa Oe areata A. M. Stiles, of Cleveland, is at the Palmer. Francis Ventress, of Memphis, is at the Palmer, € is visiting his family in this city. Mr. Lem B. Jorgenson, of Mem: phis, is here to attend federal court. Col. J. B. Lemon went down to Benton this morning on a visit, Mr. Edgar W. Whittemore, of a Grand Rivers, was in the city yes SPEUIAL NOTICE. terday, —_— Conductor Forsythe, of the Illi- nois Central, is in the city atteuding U.S. court. Mr. and Mrs. Z. T, Conner, Murray, are guests of Attorney J M. Gilbert and family, Mr. E.M. Brown and wife, of Browasyille, are at the Palmer. ‘They are here to attend U.S. court. Mr. Calvert Roark and Miss Della Walker were married yesterday, Both reside on the South Side. A special meeting of Olive camp No. 2 will be held this (Monday) evening at 7:30 sharp, in their hall. 306 Broadway, to ‘arrange for the funeral of our late sovereizn, W. H Baynham. Al! sovereigus, whether members of Olive camp or not, are invited to be present and participate, Linnwood, Linnwood, else. ples se s NOTICE. Notice is hereby given, that on Friday, May 13, 1898, at 10 o’elovk &. m., at the saloon of Abe Marcoff- sky, corner Second and Court streets, Paducah, Ky., 1 will sell to the high- est bidder two barrels of liquor, seized and duly advertised, in ac- cordance with section 3460, revised statutes,n0 claimant having appear- Given under my hand this 2ad day of May, 1898. E, L. Henpries, Dep. Col. Phaeton for sale, 121 S, Ist st. LADIES FREE, nothing uf in the city yesterday, en route home from Hopkinsville, where he carried a lunatic, Mrs. Lote Graham, of the country, is very il] of pneumonia. mother of County Clerk Clas, Gra- ham, Lees Letcher, of St and Miss Bertha Howard, of Metropolis, are the guests of “Miss Ethyle Bailey, on South Third. Yardmnaster A. C. Gleason, form- erly of the city, but now yardmaster of the 1. C, at Henderson, passed through the city today en route to Michigan. State Secretary Henry E. Rose- vear, of the Y. M. C. A., will be here tomorrow by invitation to attend a meeting of the directors of the asso- “The Daughter of the Regiment” at the Opera House Tonight. ciation. : The Krause-Stout Big company BABY FOUND. will open at Morton’s opera house ee tonight at popular prices, presenting The remains of an infant were the drama “The Daughter of the Regiment.” Ladies will be ad- mitted free when accompanied by one paid 30 cent ticket. Seats can be reserved at VanCulin’s book store. THEY GOT BAIL. found about 6:30 o'clock this morn- ing in a coal car belonging to the St. Bernard Co., at 10th and Madison streets, The body was found in a rag, lying not he coal. by two drivers, who had to get aload of coal. They called Mr. Tom Barry,and at his suggestion the body was laid ona transfer wagon, and the coroner was called. The body is that of a girl, white, and apparently born permat- nrely, It was enshrouded in a pie of skirt, Nothing could be assertained regard to where it came from, the body was sent to the Ellinger under The motion for bail in the case of the Ross brothers, at Sm‘thlaad, was concluded in the circuit court Satur- day, and they were allowed bail, Reuben Ross, the one who did the cutting, was admitted to bail in the sum of $5,000, and Thomas Ross. charged with being an accessory, was allowed bail in the sum of $3,000, in 3 : taking establishment. There were examined in the case}, P 2 ‘ This afternoon Health Officer Mi. thirty-six witnesses, Speeches were| jam will hold an autopsy over made by Attorneys Garnett and Hendrick. ‘They will give bond to- day sometime. THE I. C'S, POSITION, the remains of the baby, and are not certain whether it ever lived or not, Joho Bell and Arthur White are the names of the colored men who found the baby, CARY WAS RELEASED, Second Vice Ppresident J Har- shan, of the Illinois Central, has posted notices to all employes, that 5 all those who enlist in the ‘army or navy, will when they return, upon the Presentation of an honorable dis- charge, be given a position paying as much as the one they gave up, pro- vided they are physically able to do This afternoon the wife of Mike Cary drove up to the city hall in a wagon. She hada load of children that was exceeded only by her bard luck story, She and her family bad ‘the work, been encamped at the fair grounds, . —__. Cary came to the city after gro- COURT AT SMITHLAND. ceries and got drank, spending what ben money he had and leaving nothing 3 for his wife and little ones to eat, it court adjourned at Smith- turday afternoon at the cov- of the Ross case. It had in session for several weeks, One lady free with each paid 30 cent ticket at the opera house tonighi if purchased before 7 p. m. Get 4 themearls. fhe woman's story was so pitiful that Judge Sanders, who fined Cary bis morning, ordered his release from the chain gang. OPER HOUSE TONIGHT he Krause-Stout Big company in “The Daughter of the Regiment.” 10, 20 and 30 cents. One lady free with each paid 30 cent ticket tonight if purchased before 7 p. m. J Awarded : Highest Honors—World’s Fair. Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. fi Clean bi nty In mn 1 means nid that » by taking Caseare ss. All drug: Gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25e, 50c, MARRIAGE TUNIGHT, ‘The marriage of Miss Pollie Torian to Mr. J. W. Hubbaid takes place tonight at Mrs, Morrow’s at F fh and Jefferson. It was to have ta’ en place Wednesday, but later in the week the date was changed, ‘A Pare Grape Cream of Tartar Powder 4 YEARS THE STANDAR! | \eceecceccecceccescecece” ere were several of Marsbal McNutt, of Mayfield. was She is|* COMPANY'S. OFFICERS ELECTED. Mr. Alf D. Stewart is First Lieu- tenant—Mr. Hense G, Harris Second Lieutenant—Of- ficers Appointed. ENTIRE COMPANY IS FORMED. y Flag Arriyes—Boys eave Soon welve Men red Yesterday, Other Military News. Expect to See FULL ROSTER OF THE MEMBERSHIP, The company this morning about 10 o'clock elected first and second lieutenants. candidates for ce. ‘Those for first lieutenant Messrs. Alf Stewart and Will Farley. ‘The vote was Stewart 69, Farley 9. For second lieutenant Mr. Hense Harris received 58 votes. Capt. B. B. Davis this afternoon appointed the following non-commis~ sioned officers : Louis L. Bebout, orderly sergeant, Mike G. Caldwell, second ser- geant. Zelner Moss, third segeant. H. U. Wheeler, fourth sargeant. Zaeh Bryant, fifth sergeant. A. G. Onsley, quartermasters ser- geant. Corporals: Herman Weil, Hol- land Coleman, Joe Sinnott, Earl Warrick, Ross Ware, Ernest Karnes, Ben Byng, W. H. Farh John Croal, Frank P. Hill, Joe Smith, Bob Wilhelm and G. W. Gates, Artificers: Harry Johnson and W, J. Conner, First and second musicians: W. Walker and Waggoner. Tho boys have today been getting shoes and other articles they need, out of the citizens fund J. Probably the biggest day during the several weeks, may he months, that the troops are quartered in Lex- ington, will be when Governor Brad- ley and staff make the official review andinspection. The date bas not yet, but whenever it is it will bring thousands of excursionists tothe city, The two ca:zps of soldiers, at the fair grounds and at Chautauqua, will be named p Collier? | and ‘amp Bradley,’’ respectively, upon the suggestion of Col. Wilbur R. Smith, Prof. Frank Dean has secured the following volentecrs to respond to the next call and furnish music for the soldier boys, They are all good musicians, and are very much in earnest. ‘They are: John Storch, solo cornet, Jobn Hobson, soio cornet. Joe Bonds, first B flat cornet, Wesley Flowers, seconl B cornet. Bob Robinson, E flat clarinet. Murray Gilbert, solo B flat clari- net. Jack Mitchell, B flat clarinet. J. H. Baldwin, B flat clarinet. George Robinson, piccolo. Fred Williams, solo alto, H, O., Farvham, first alto. Hugh Burroughs, second alto. L. Bartley Schmitt, baritone, Roy Dawson, slide trombone. Harry Cunningham, slide trom- bone. Chris McMahon, tuba. Albert Rehkopf, tuba, Louis Brenner, bass dram, Ellis Bour, snare drum, Frank Dean, band master, The flag to be presented to the company by the citizens of Paducah arrived this morning, and is a beauty, It has been on exhibition today at the Su office and has been admired by many people. The presentation will be arranged as soon as sible. fat pos Those desirivg to subscribe to the citizen's fund may leave the amounts at Kzel & Brian’s, on Broadway, as the committee cannot see everybody. The military company 18 requested to attend a meettng at the First Bap- tist church, in the basement, at 7 o’clock tonight, Rev. Penrod has something to say tothe boys. All others who desire to attend are invited, Col, Gaither has selected the sur- geons for the Second regiment, They ae Dr, W. D, Powell, of Har- rodsburg, chief surgeon; Dr. W. H, Dade, formerly of Frankfort, now of Chicago, first assistant, and Dr. Far- wer, of Louisville, second assistant, ‘The examining physicians to con- duct the physical examination of the Kentucky troops, which are to assem- Wle at Lexington this week, have been appointed. The appointment w; made in accordance with the recom- modation of Governor Bradley. ‘The examination will b by Lieut. Col. the United States army, and bis as- « been definitely determined upon as company there Las been completed completes the battalion, orders from the adjutant generat e conducted | morrow. This regiment will be! ardner, surgeon of | to the national guards, and the lis | $3.50 and $3.00 T BESTy sistants are’Drs. | avid B. L. Coleman, of Lexington, ~ Lieut, Col. Gardner is expected to] | arrive here today and the examinal will begin 98 soon as the troops begin to mobilize, : A band of teen p by the Second regim rs The leader will receive $60 pert two cornetists $34 each, aud -fifte others $16 each. .Good mau desiring to enlist may addi 'T. B, Cromwell, clerk of the ment, 7 Dr. Boyd fooled a number of the boys Saturday who went there to be examined for places in the eo Several of them wear glasses, , course left them at home or in poe When the doctor e and never Once mentioned thé they were highly elated, th they had escaped. When the list was made out, ho ever, they were disappointed to flad they were noton it. One of them approached the doctor about it. “You didn’t look at my eyes, does tor,” he said. “I didn’t have anys thing else the matter with me, and I don’t see why I didn't pass.” “No, T didn’t look at your eyes,” replied the doctor, ‘but I saw that crease on your nose where you have worn your glasses plainly “enough. That was sullicient for me." The following members of the wih- lary company were accepted at the medical examination Saturday after- noon at the Boyd infirmary: C T Trotter Jolin Herm Ben F Byng Jobo Croal JH. Rucker Wii © Ccutehfield Jack Nelson Lester Park Will H Farley George Goddard JH Loe Ed Loftia AJ Bradley H E Dickey M W Merritt HC Wheeler 1S Hodge L L Bebout M Griffin Jeff Young Arthur Dunn Duke Wi Charles Wm E Ross Ware G C Davidson Wm H Taber Jesse M Bryant Garfield Frogg G W Gates W L Love Aubrey E Murphey W J Connor Frank P Hill BC Davidson Hensely G Harris Harry Jobnson Leslie G Hart Stewart Rhea Stratton Chiles HB Weil Henry Gamp W S Sievevson Ed Williams Cap Fountleroy EA Stevens Robert S Wilbelm Zack C Bryant Sam Walker Jobn Keithley Earl Worrick F Walters Jake B Davis EK Wolfe Mike G Caldwell elner Moss Will Taylor Luther L_ Ballowe James A Murray Alex McKee Ed Cothran JC Hayes Joe Sinnott RH Coleman Frank Crispin Albert Winfrey Elmo Townsend Otto E Anderson F. J Thelson GS Barwarld Ernest Karnes W HSettle Otto Adams A D Stewart Martin O Beatty Beverly Reed Emmet Rudd Joe Smith ‘This left several vacancies, and a supplementary examivation was held yesterday morning, at which the fol- lowing were examined and accepted ; W C Shearer HG and G $ Ousley Oscar Anderson Joe Cannon George Tilley John W Kyle Piok Underwood Jesse Ullman J W Walker Waiter Coleman Harry Miller AE Murphy As will be seen, about thi the boys failed to pass the exan tion, Messrs. Joe Smith and W, G, Shearer were inadvertently left out of the first list, They were among those passing the best examination, Col. Crumbaugh is in receipt letter from Murray, stating that? ys this about He expec! od Col, Crumb may be seen at the fire department, Shoe for Men In the ei ~~ ~COCHRAN Shoes'polished]free ye sfattorne: Lyon, against t udice. Paducah’s Leadin, SY} The United States Cottrt Con- vened Today at the Goy- ernment Building.” Nes Assessed Little Mher Courts Today, U. 8. courts, jegan this morning at the gov sHlaing, Judge Barr, presidi F ollivials are as follows: Joho W. Barr, judge; R. D. ant attorney; Dit A.D. James, m sh Walter: marshal, Sp Roscve Puryear. George Dipple The term was to have taken pl last month, but was postponed account of the McKnight trial Leuisville, There are a number of interest; eases to come up at the term, amc them being a number of railre cases, in addition to about a do: Dailifts, J. A, James pectal prosecutions for violation of revenue law. Iris Attorney Hill's first term district attorney, and is bis first and jury is as follows: C.D. Warren, James Gray, F. Rudolph, Robt. Stanley, Paducah; J. M. House, Spring Hill; M. x on, Maxon's Mill; H. C. Rice, Fr ; B.A. Lane, Hiuckleville ; Scott, 1 dou’ Jauey; J. C. Dunn, Lowes; H, Freeman, Paducah. ‘The case of Stepro vs. steos Wood uff, settled, pe regular term of federal court, Mapila, about t o’elock Saturday Arthut E, Wallace, assist- Cy Blackburn, deputy Mesers. and ucab in that capacity lucab ; W. M. Draffen, Brieusbarg; C. G. Fields, Fulton ;| that the flagship Reiaa Maria Chris- Ed Thomas, Cadiz; B. F. Lax, Da- — > i B commanding the Maria Christina, was killed, Commodore Montejo, com- mauding the fleet, shifted his flag from the Maria Christina to the Isla de Cuba, a much smaller steel pro- tected cruiser, Just before the Chiris- tina sank, The blowing up of the Don Jusin dle Austria was attended by a great loss of life among the crew, her gnand- er also being killed, Pl , Commodore Destagse — equiidron, leaving Subie bay, a few miles from fternoon, proceeded toward Manila, pder the cover of darkness he .cn- 1d the harbor of Manila, the bat- teries located there announcing his ar. | Atrival, Both fleets lined at daybreak—about 5 o'clyck—yes terday morning. ‘The guns of the American warships began firing on avite and the arsena up for battle jace on at the fortress of of Manila. The American squadron about 9 o'clock drew off to the east side of the bay and took refuge be- hind The ships bad evidently suffered consid- erable damage, After they made some hasty repairs they returned to ing ong vad men some foreign vessels. 8S!the conflict. Duriag this evgage- *P*) ment the guns of Cavite maintained a steadier and stronger fire upor Commodore Dewey's ships than iv the first encounter, but the American “[gunos were being used with te!ling effect As the smoke lifted G it was seer tina was on fire. The vessel was completely burned. Ta the iaterval between the two en gagements Commodore Montejo bar nor ‘Trauseript filed in the case of Mary} moved bis tlag from the Christiana t Derrington vs the N. C, & St. railroad The case against Mary Bell, for al. leged violation of pension law, continues N Ww Lindsey was acquitted. Indictments were found against! ful of the Spanish squadron, was Pee Ae eaEY jFanes S- J+ ateo burned. ‘The cruiser Don An Mun Winston, Luther Chambers, |taio de Ulloa aud the Mindanac Pete Williams, Dick Brown and W. | Were also badly damaged, 3 for internal revenue law] There were undovbtedly heavy vic ; M w P losses in men on both sides, Onc Mays and Jerry Freeman, pleaded that the Spanish had two bundre« guilty, and were each fined $100 and | killed and four hundred wou 1. sentences 1 to 60 days, Trustworthy details of the Ameri The petit, jurors are as follows: | can Joss of life will hardly be obtain AS inc Wiibuoaas nes able until Commodore Dewey ha Davis, GW. Coker, C. B. Reynolds, |t#Kea Manila or has sent a vessel wit! Jobn G. Jefferson, W. E. Bugg, L. | dispatches to Hong Kong P. Grabam, N. E, Nabb ant aA. J Colley. BREVITIES OF FUN. M CBRACKEN CIRCUIT COURT, cn When circuit court convened to-} _ 2is Short Memory.—Ile— a day there were bat fourteen out of | Si) Sou marry t the necessary twenty-four petit rors present. Some could not be found, and others excuses, mon ten more men for tomorrow Albert ¥ Wari Huot Brace, S. € F, E. P. Gilson, Heury Hazotte, J. Flach, W. G. Whitfield, W, Broadfoot, G. U. Leisner, R. Baker, Joe Gourieux, J. D, banks. Court adjourned at noon uatil morrow. The damage suits to come up tbe term are as follows: E. M. Brown vs, J. E. Robert for $50,000 damages. Campbell for plaintiff: T. E. M for defendant. Addie Mooney vs. 1. C. R. 25,000 damages. vs. I. C., $20, M. Brown vs. 0,000 damages. David Tucke Paducah Ne LC. vs $20,000 damages, transeript fr Graves county. barlotta Ausenburgh vs. I. railroad, $20,000 damages, transcript from Caldwell circuit court. Transcript of record filed in case of David Tucker vs the L. C. R, R. case against the I, C, R. R, Transcript of record filed in ct Charlotte ‘The case of admizistrators of Clau torney Sam Crossland went up from Mayfieid to attend, portant case to be tried is that against Will Cato, for murder. The most i He and n killed a defenseless ¢ shanty boat and #100 and costs and se ifty days in jail for carr led a deadly weapon, t from the chain gan Ins sentence will Wirty Conva, it cure, makes we AUFONG, Hiood pure. Se, #1. All druggist 00 and $1.50 Ladies’ Oxford House OWEN 331, Broadway of the panel The sheriff was to sum- Long, Campbell & railroad Ausenburgh, 1. C., for $20,000 damages, was dismissed without prej- Young Lyon was killed by a train near Mayfield. threw bis m, alias “Long Boy,’ who ‘was issued for his arrest, had binety more days UL.) the smaller cruiser Isla de Caba, Tc the fact that be made this change he doubtless owes his life The cruiser Castilla, flagship the largest and most power was next to the ja- had J. camel, I B s. A Kk Kit B. —*S, tons Eu} th ‘The r toe] genuine corned beef.”—Cir Enquirer. at Cause for Offense given him € son] with you virtually af oss | ticular at the an Detroit Jc 00} must have k you think? It may been jus Brooklyn Life, Johnny's View.—Mamma — “You t so much ca nder } ws, hav ‘ow c d th the I rd there is a case of the flat above us.” II 1 ve youn an who play 4 -N. Y. Weekly i} lo you allow your as if you were a baby?” ked Mr. Meeker’s bre to have a@ voice once in COURT AT EDDYVILLE, awhile in the management of the Circuit court began this morning} household. Assert your. ind at Eddyville, Judge Cook, who pass-| dence.” “Independence ed through the city, presiding. At-| Mecker, biltedy.. “She grant me autonomy! ord, 4 She—*I wonder why p 4] words unnecessarily ld} wasn’s aware that they did.” “Well, there’s that poem in w ‘Charge, ¢ er, char ci Why is the word ‘charge’ Me—“Oh, I guess ( been a plumber, and the vet throwing bouquets at him.’—Chiea- was n-! go News. y° re ig Protection from Pickpockets, On some of the iialf-penny omni buses which run across the bridges of London to the tramway lines, the pickpocket is now seriously hampered in his business, The outside seats, ae {OF gurden-chairs, as they are some- ta | times called, are hacked with wire netting, and the pockets of the women passengers are now inaccessible from a back seat. be Largest Room. The largest rovr der one roof and is at St. Pelersbu long by 120 fect in in the world un. dken by pillars Tt is 620 fivt The Only High-Grade Big Five-cent Cigar, (W'S THE TIME 10 BUY Screen Doors, Screen Windows Cream Freezers, Hammocks, Refrigerators, Lawn Swings, Ice Picks, Ice Shredders, Water Coolers. LARGEST STOCK = LOWEST PRICES I AM SELLING THE. St. Clair Steel Range At a very low price. See them. M. E. JONE Master Commissioner Agent for Fi McCracken Circuit Court NoTARY Puetic and Tornado Insurance Will take acknowledgements of deeds, ete., anywhere in the city or county ABSTRACTOR OF TITLES n county and the ) titles in Met rack while clerk of the abstract Manager o f the only complete t The al sity twas n vterm ) 4 department is unc nt If in want of anything in this line it will pay to me, and | will appreciate your business. ; Office 125 South Fourth Street (Legal Row) Phone 383 OLD GLORY FOREVER! In Humanity’s Cause Our Flag is Unfurled! The cor tdeepens, On! ye brave, Now rush to glory'’—Cuba save. riot your baguers wave {charge with all your chivalry, O'er Atlantic's wave MeKinley brave Sends our noble seamen, undaunted, true, ry A fair i-le to save or find a grave, Avid v new ‘red, white and blag,” triot know ¢ fight for freedom’s right g land? The Spanish Doos ere long shall taste $ Our “Unele Samuel's’? pills, Bb Aud freedom’s bird shall proudly soar 4 he Pride of the Great Antilles, lo In war, as in peace, it will pay everybody to g0 to DORIAN'S STORE AT 205 BROADWAY MORTON’S OPERA HOUSE Fletcher Terrell, Manager JS. GANSTER Notarv Public AND SOLICITOR OF PENSION CLAIMS ONE WEEK, COMMENCING 2 MONDAY, MAY 2 fth al engage people's favorites Se a KRAUS-STOUT BG COMPANY juarterly payment of | ann fully attended to, JENNIE HOLMAN Prompt and thorou to all cases. Vouchers r pensions « Office, 714 South Third street, GHTER OF THE REGIMENT 2 |THE DAU Sprinkling Hose Is what you need for hot weather, ® “Galland seo the large line for sale by ongs of the day. carcying a $1090 stereop: * F. G. HAR LAN! Pople ; pone ar Prices 122 Broadway, Telephone 118.) ym. Seats‘on sale 5 itur ee | ~ ance st > W. M. JANES | Lemon’s Feed Store! ‘ 118 North Third street. - ALL KINDS OF FEED.. ‘Telephone 257. inl, Prompt delivery, REAL ESTATE BND NARTRCE LOHKS Pesnortgage really, | OFFICE 432), BROADWAY | Give us atr art