The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, May 11, 1898, Page 1

pt “RELSON + SOULE’S THE PADUCA H DAILY SUN. American Armies Will Move Upon Havana With- out Waiting For Sampson--Two More Regi- ments Wanted From Kentucky. Take Your Prescriptions to DRUG STORE in all lines. The purest PADUCAH, KENTUCKY “WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1898 MORE RUMORS ABOUT SPAIN’S PHANTOM FLEET. TEN CENTS A WERK FATAL FIRE. WANT MORE MEN. Capt. B. B. ae Wives for More Soldiers to Come at Once to Lexington. Philadelphia, Pa., May 11,.—A | toy factory and two adjoioing houses burned here today. Three toy workers were burned to death and several others are missing. The property loss is heavy. Wanted—Will Be Easily Found, | | Chief Surgeon Boyd, of the Third {regiment, this afternoon wired Dr. I. T. Rivers that five more men {were needed for company K., and [requests those who desire to be ex- amined for the places to apply at the Boyd Infirmary tonight between 8 and 9 o'clock. ‘Transportation will Mr. Luther Ballowe, who was left out when the soldiers left aducah, received a telegram today from Capt. Dayis, telling him to come on to Lexington and bring three men with im. wanted, unless it be that three or four It Is Not Known Why They Are|. torn up; as ‘oad w; tow dagungoy ant thet wil te/ ANOTHER CANDIDATE made level and filled in with fresh gravel, The work will require some little time, as the track will have to be torn up from Broadway to Trim: ble street. ARTILLE Hon. Bud Reeves, of Wickliffe ¥ HARNESS May Be the Man. E. Rehkopf & Son Get a Govern- He Was Once a Senat ment Contract for 75 Sets. ree enator a This District. The Rehkopt firm today secured another good government contract It 1s not known why these mea are } It is for seyenty-five sets of artillery harness, made of the best material and in the most workmanlike manner. The contract is one of the best ever received, and will be filled at once, It requires one make two sets of harness, and it may veral days before it is ready for delivery. The workmen at vhe facto- I . a Ween pares for medicinal use only. EAM SODA—PURE! t THE THIKD KENTUCKY R t for Huyler’s. Telephone 313, to Capture and Blockade Porto Rico. EGIMENT BEING EXAMINED TODAY AT LEXINGTON. A thiral Sampson Is Said to Have Cut the Cables, While He Pre- \ be provided at once, and those who are selected will leave tonight. THOPHY ON EXHIBITION. ‘The silver can of smokeless powder to be won at the shoot of the Padu- ¢ab Gun club is now on exhibition at the Delicatessen. there will be rejected, or that there are some who have backed out, and wil! not enlist in the U. S. army, When they were mustered in here, it did not compel them to enlist in the regular service. No company will be mustered in at Lex'ngton unless there are at least 7 Washington, May 11,—( Bulletin) It is authoritatively qtated that the president has asked Avery governor for additional troops,\to be ready im- mediately. According\to this state~ ment Kentucky will be asked to have five regiments in readiness by Mon- day next. This is supposed to mean Mayor Lang is still out of the|two extra regiments, as Kentucky's city, and Mayor Pro Tem Ezell is}quota of three regiment? will be MAYOR PRO TEM. Tampa, Fla., May 11.—Every- thing is bustle and hurry in army quarters, Transporis are being rap- idly loaded with guns, ammunition and supplies for the Cuban army and the troops who will accompany the expedition. Troops from various sections are arriving hourly. The Cuban regiments are thoroughly armed and will accompany the invad- wen in it, and this will likely leave more than one short, It is pot known who will respond to the call, NATIONAL RESERVES. Capt. W. G, Whitfleld, has been appointed to get up companies of national reserves, such as are being gotten up all over the country, for me na s Paducah, and expects blanks ina few} _F. A. Bivins, a prominent resident days. of Gilbertsville, Marshall county, was tried before U. Commissioner Puryear yesterday afternoon late on a charge of selling liquor without license, and was held to answer. SOLD LIQUOR. NEW GENERALS ASSIGNED. ry are now working night and day to fill their contract, LOST CHILD FOUND. Officer Gray Finds One on Court Street. This forenoon Officer Gray found a well-dressed little girl, apparently about 3 years old. Her hair is light, eyes blue, and her little face was covered with dirt. Her shoes were caked with mud, and she could tell nothing of herself nor where she lives. The kind hearted officer took her home and found that she was very hungry. Up to this afternoon noone had called at police head- quarters to find out anythiog about a lost child. This afternoon a man appeared at jing things down nicely. The miayor is expected home tonight or tomorrow, ¢ WOUDMEN OF THe WORLD. serowd present. An entertaining pro~ ‘tne evening. aq ‘Tho case of the Moore-Kane Dry Wir CourT. is now on trial in the circuit court, and will io all probability last until tomorrow night. It is for about $1200. TO SEE PORTEK OFF, ‘There was a large crowd of colored people st the Union depot today to see Joe Porter, the colored ldnatic, -off to the asylum. Porter is well| but this depends entirely upon the Malye known in Paducah, and bas s large] which the family. ABOUT THE CEMETERY. ‘Chairman Jackson, of the ceme- committee, says that all who! desire to have their own mowing done at the cemetery should notify Sexton Porteous at once, as the latter has been instructed to have all the grass cut forthwith. SIZEMORE ACQUITTED, Hermon Sizemore was tried and -acquitted this afternoon before Justice Little on a charge of obtaining money by false uses, The charge was welling a horse to Mr. Will Lydon, claiming it t> be broken when it was mot. Ten dozen beautiful quality white straw sajlors with black bands, at Cora William: LOW RALES TO NEW ORLEANS, mil On account of the general sssem- bly of the Presbyterian church in the United States, the Illinois Central Railroad company will sell tickets to | | nod fare | under sealed orders, today. New Orleans and return at one the farthest, be effected immediately, Sampson can capture Porto Rico, and get back. T5e and $1, just received at Miss View of the location of the Spavish fleet this is deemed a wise policy. MOBILIZING AT CADIZ. wade up by that time. | Lexington, May il—The examination of the Ken- gram ‘was rendered and all enjoyed tucky volunteers is progressing rapidly. The work of examining and mustering in the First Regiment will be completed today. finished hy Friday. Today the examination of the companies of the Kiln Co. against J. L. Kilgore & Co.| Third Regiment will be commenced, and will be in the following order : Madisonville, Bowling Green, ville, Owensboro, Glasgow, Har lastly Paducah, At the rate of three companies Third Regiment will be mustered in by Monday night at It is hopedthe Thied Wil be ready ‘to leave for Chickamauga by next Wednesday or Thursday, government has not yet fi BELIEVED THE CABLE Washington, May 11—Bulletin—It {i believed here that Sampson has cut the Porto Rican cable to prevent the sending of news to Spain. It is known that Sampson bad inst beyond merely meeting and destroying the Spanis' and it may turn out that, in fleet, he has turned his guns on Porto Rico. WILL MAKE QUICK WORK. Washington, May 11—Bulletin—The administratiyn; W now believes thet the capture of Havana can and shou! even before the fleet unde} aad San Juao captured. Madrid May 11—Bualletin—The entire Spanish fleet is being mobilized at Cadiz, and getting ready to sail, The destination of the fleet for the round trip, on May 17, 18,] is unknown. and 19. Good returning until June 4tb, 1898, J.T, Donovan, agent. ‘ancarets. le, eure constipation forever. fall, druggists refund money. .~ Mandon, May 11.—The Daily ‘Rews publishes a dispatch from ajt jat beyond the Italian frontier con- Incming the censorized telegram from «ita Milan correspondent as to the fighting at Milan, According to this communication between 100 and 200 were killed on Saturday, more on Sanday and still more Monday. Hundreds are wounded and dying, ‘the new bullet used by the troops thaving the effect of explosive balls. 250 and 50c buys a nice quality in ‘Wack or white sailors at Miss Cora Williams, mil No-To-sac for Fifty Cents Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weat ‘mon strong, blood pure. Be, #1. ‘All druguists. LADIES’ NIGHT. Olive Camp No. 2, Woodmen of the World, gave a magnificent social vat their ball, 206 Broadway, Tues- day night, It was lad night, and the hall was packed to overflow- ing. The Woodmen have set aside one night every two months for 90- cis! for the. entertainment of the members’ wives and , lady friends. Ace cream and cake were served in abundance, and no. pains spared to make the evening enjoyable. ee New bicycle hats in all colors, poy and styles, at 50c, 75c and A and upward, at Miss Cora Wil- -linas. mil and Smoke Your Life Away, easily and forever, be mag SHORT OF MONEY AND PROVISIONS. Madrid, May 11—The government intends to insist that the Cortes sit continuously until the war measures now pending before the body ‘The Second will be ardstown, Hopkins- , Henderson and re adopted. ing army on Friday, on which day the expedition is expected to move. EERS. meet the demand for provisions and ammunition for Cuba, Porto Rico, Balaeric Islands and Canary Islands, or to obtain the stock of coal that is absolutely necessary to carry on the war. BY LAND AND SEA. Washington, May 11—Cuba may be invaded and an attack made on Havana by the army from the rear and by the navy from the front with a week from today. The movement on both land and sea will be quick, vigorous and decisive. An army will be at once in Cuba so! large to preclude all possibility of a single di invading army. yy a oe ngt There will , i delay ving unteers on Cuban soil,” ™ It is said the President is very anxious for Cuban invasion to begin immediately. ‘Troops wiictr were yes terday ordered to mobilize at Chickamauga are to go as soon as possible to Tampa, Mobile and New Orleans for transportation. It is proposed that the entire invading army be cen- tered at these three points from whichit will embark for Cuba, day, the entire of sapplies, IS CUT. ractions th, PORTO RICO EXPEDITION. Washington, May 11—It has been officially stated here today that General Merrit will lead the expedition ‘0 Porto Rico, and after the capture of the island, he may appointed its military governor. ‘The attack on Porto Rico will be made simultaneous that of Cuba, and it is hoped that within a week or ten \days the islaud will be occupied by American forces the failure to disco’ The goveraor of the island is laying in large sup- plies of provisions, and is preparing for a long siege. The War Department, however, looks fora quick pture. TORPEDO BOAT EXPLODES. Inl Gibraltar, May 11—It is officially confirmed here today that a torpedo boat acting as a scout, exploded her boilers off here yesterday and killed here entire crew, KENTUCKIANS FOR CUBA. Washington, May 11—It is believed certain here this afternoon that at least one Kentucky regiment will Senor Puigcerver, the minister of flnance, declares’ go immediately to Tampa to join the invading army for SUPPLIES FOR DEWEY. Washington, May 11,—The ad- ministration believes that Spain in- tends to relinquish Cuba, in order to vend her fleet to the Philippines, and has therefore ordered reini »rcements sent to Dewey Friday. The Charles- ton sailed this afternoon with ammu- nition and supplies from San Fran- cisco, TWO ENGAGEMENTS AT ONCE, Washington, May 11,—Naval and military operations against Porto Ri- |; co will begin simultaneously with those to be directed against Cuba. In anticipation of the early comple- tion of the naval work, the war de- hat until the credits are voted it 1s utterly impossible to Cuba. today that he might put into Structions to destroy or capture the mana bay for this purpose. The | Spanish ships with all possible speed, American consul at St, Thomas has/and the crvisers and smatler boats purchased all the coal available at’ accompanying bim will be relied upon that point, and the authorities say to perform this work, there is sufficient fuel there for all Of Richard Gospel and’ Elizabeth Ir- his ships; but to make assurance yin, colored, were licensed to marry doubly sure the American line today, ‘The marriage will occur to- steamer St, Paul will take a large ™orrow, It is the secend of each, quantity of coal to him from Hamp- | ton Roads. Believing that there are a large! number of small eraft flying the) Spanish flag in Porto Rican waters. it will be the duty of Rear Admiral pson to destroy or capture them as promptly as possible, The Isa- bella II. is one of the largest ships Spain has in Porto Ricoan waters, Rear Admiral Sampson has ins. For sawdust go to 1304 S. 3d St, WHERE TO BUY SHOES, Attention is called to the acdver- tisement of Geo, Bernhard which ap- pears in this issue, No shoe mer- chant in this city is better known than Geo, Bernhard and he has made his reputation by selling good goods, and he says\he is too old to lefra new Ways. He asks an exami- nation of his stock, partment is making preparations for the pfompt dispatch of a large body of troops, which will land under the fire of the guns of the American men- hgrawal of the Spanish fleet eaves it out of considera- present, and Sao Juan Kear Admiral Sampson's will nos" abjectir ire attacking San Juan he will Washington, May 11, — Major General Sewell bas been assigned to com@and the cencentration camp pear Falls Church, Va. This is taken as an indication that the gen- eral has concluded to accept his military commission, risking his ten- ure of oflice as a senator thereby, The orders issued from the war de- partment today reads as follows : The following named officers are ordered to report to the Adjutant general for duty with the troops to go into camp at Washington, D. C.: Major-General Sewell; Brigadi Generals Poland, Kent, Young, Randall, Schwan and J. C. Bates. f. the gorps commanders Sheen signed finally, al- e entire smo commands 9 prepared. e three civil- \jor-generals are not to receive “uch,gommands but are assigned to divisions, Gens. Lee, Wilson and Wheeler going to Chattanooga for Gnder-Gen. Brooke, who will undoubtedly command one of the army corps. ‘The war department officials ad- mitted today that all the regular trodps now at Chickamauga had been ordered away. They refuse most positively, however to tell the desti- nation of the troops, contending that to do so would be to invite attacks by Spanish naval vessels upon the transports which will convey them. The volunteers will take the camps abandoned by the regalars in Chick- amauga park. Nine of the new brigadier-g-nerals have veen assigned to duty under Major-General Brooke and w:'l ‘lick’? the raw recruits into shape at Cam) George H. Tho They are Brigadier-Generals Briggs, Compton, Summer, Snyder, Henry, Burt, Lawton, Chafee and Davis. Gen. Schwan, whois one of the brigadier-generals assigned to duty at the Washington concentration camp, is at present principal aid to Adjutant Gene Corbin and has just been promoted to the ravk of|. brigadier-general. F. G. HARLAN, JR., Sprinkling hose, Bit tubs, gus. fit. tures and fittings of allJeinds. See his prices before having your work done. No job toodarge, no job too small. 122 Broadway; phone 113, THE'$5 VIVE CAMER Is splendid value for your money — twelve plate holders free. If you intend buying acamera drop in and see sam- ples of pictures taken with this instru ment. Instruction free. Cameras from $1.00 to $50.00, Photographie supplies of all kinds. M'PHERSON'S FOURTH AND BROADWAY MEN OF MODERATE MEANS of-war and capture the city of Sen] Need no longer regard tailor-made clothes with fear and trembling. Dalton now makes clothes in his own shop, here at home---makes the clothes right, makes the bill right. It costs buta trifle more to wear garments that fit thar those that a’mo fit. The acme of style and workmanship is ours, Drop in at 888 Broadway and see about that belated spring suit. You'll be glad d-.-t’will cost. yok so little. DALTON, THE TAILOR 4 . © He was released on his own bond, to appear at the next term of court, and returned home last evening. TELEPHONE LINE, The Long Distance Telephone will Soon Be to Hickory Gi oye. Supt.Joynes,of the East Tennessee, Telephone company., reports that the linemen bave gotten fifteen miles out, and will be in Hickory Grove by the end of the week. The line will then be extended to Lowes and other points. The work of building the long distance line to Cairo, and other places along the line, has not yet began. MARRIAGE LAST NIGHT, Mr. Lee Potter and Miss Fannie A. Davis were united in marriage last night. They live in the Lowes section of the county, and were mar- tied by Rev. Stewart, Tue bride is adaughter of John Davis, and the groom a brother of Officer Tom Pot- ter, of the city police force, STREET CAR IMPROVEMENTS. Work will begin in a few days on North Sixth street, on the line of the Paducah Street Railway Co., to re- pair the tracks. The rails will all be the city hall and said a lady residing on Jackson street between 5th and 6th, had lost both her boy and girl, and that the girl had been found at Officer Gray’s, but the boy was still missing. The names could not be learned. MARRIED IN METROPOLIS, Marshall County Couple Married There This Morning. Mr. Rollie M. Edwards and Miss Ina Crowell, well known young peo- ple of Marshall eloped to Metropolis this passing through the city. They were married at the Cope- land Hotel at 11 o'clock by Justice Thomas Liggett, and” arrived this af- ternoon on their way home, to seek forgiveness. EXCURSION V ILLINOIS CENTRAL Bk. county, morning, Summer rates are now in effect to Dawson, Grayson, Cerulean, Crit- tenden and other sammer and health resorts, good for 90 days. Oa May 17, and June 7, avd 21, homeseekers excursion tickets will be sold to various points in Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arizona, Ar- kansas, Texas, Indian Territory, and other states at one fare for the round trip. Good for 21 days to return. limtf . Doxovan, agent. Hon. Bud Reeves, of Wickliffe, is, in the city, and it is said by bis inti mate friends that he will likely make the race for congress from this diss trict in the campaign now ov, unless s, the Calloway county populist, ruvs in the democratic pri+ mary. In the latter event, he is said to be unwilling to enter the contest. Mr. Reeves is well known in the district, having at one time been a Senator from this district. He has Since been a resident of Montanay and recently made the race there for governor, Politics is becoming somewhat complicated in the congressional race just now, and itis as yet unsettled whether Ben Keys will run in the pri- maryor bot. It is said by those who profess to know that Keys is now dickering to find out whether or not he can get the nomination of the populists at the district convention at Princeton on the 18th of this month. He has little show of it, it is said, and will then be forced into the dem- ocratic primary, if be runs at all, POLIO The Weakly Case Continued Until ‘Tomorrow, URT. George Weakly, colored, was tried in the police court this morning on a charge of detaining Anna Rowlett, agaiust her will. The plea made by Weakly was the same old plea, the woman consented to him for money. All the witnesses were present, and the case was continued until to- morrow, and Weakly was remanded to jail. It is his fourth offense. ‘This was the only case in the police court this morning. Will be Held in § Year. Exalted Ruler Andy Weil, Jr., this afternoon received a telegram from trast Exalted Ruler M. W. Johnson, who is in New Orleans, g that the next meeting of the would we held in St. Loni: This will be a great thing for St. Louis. Iecandescent lamp globes suitable for system for sale at McPherson's Drug store. tt To Cure Constipation Forever. ‘Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic, 100 or 20, Lt C.C, C. fail to evr. druggists refund money. n ts Vf fe Pupils. tail. them, we have ordered a fresh s suit over $1.50. Twe For boys. pair. pants. + New Silk Ties A handsome line goes on sale this week. Call and see them, : Beare they resist hard us>ca , _ {cent expended in their purchase". The Leading Plumbpeand Bag Fittet}".... : , cal Economy Suspenders Holds up drawers as well as Just the thing for summer wear—cool and comfortable. Cioood Frotection -vurating nght. 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