The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, May 17, 1898, Page 1

|. Jeoted bin VOLUME II-—-NUMBER 208 Take Your Prescriptions to NELSON + SOULE’S ~ DRUG STURE The purest ve ~ Up Ne in all lines. of liquors for medivinal use only, ICE CREAM SODA PURE! Agent for Huyler's. Goods delivered. Telephone 318, MAJOR FRANK BOYD. He is at aaa On a Three Days’ Absence—Will Return to Paducah After the War. Paducah Boys in Fxcellent Health ~ Capt. to Davis Better—Orders Moye Expected Major Frank Boyd, of the Third regiment, arrived the city this morning from Lexington, to arrange is business affairs, bis leave of ab. sence being only He seen at the infirmary by a reporter this morning, and was in good spirite and excellent health, “A great many people bave won- dered whether I will come back to Paduesh, and | have beard it said 1 kto Paducah agai, but you may say that when the war ends, whether it be to three months or three years, I will come back to Paducab and practice and the in place hike it rs have said they «didn’t see how I could afford it, In avawer I can only cite the case of Dr. Nicho- las Seon, of Chicago, whose practice is worth to him $50,000 a year. He has resigned it to accept a place in the army paying him about $4,000 a year. “T intend to arrange my business matters, and leave at once for Lex- ington. 1 shall return to Paducah when the war ends.’’ Dr. Boyd is pleased with his place One of the highest honors that could be conferred on a man was conferred on him when he was appointed to the place of chief surgeon. It is a place of great responsibility, and bis rank is that of major, He has an elegant uniform, aod bis many friends here would liked to bave seen him in it, but be d becaure it would bave made by conspicuous, and he dida’t want to convert bitiself into a free street procession 1) He is located iv ters and is All rommodions quar- always at home to his the officers like him, of the most popular friends. and he is men in camp. The Vaducah splendid showing, proud of the boys company made a aod Dr. Boyd is ‘Those who failed to pass did” so on account of their eyesight. There is one who is to be passed on later, Joe Sinnott. Capt. Davis is improving, and will be out in a few days. It is the gen- eral opinion that he will pass, The rumor that the state guard officers were to be superseded by United States army officers is now believed to be without any foundation a there is great relief in camp. 1 thought that the Third regiment will be mustered into the United States army in a short time, and will be immediately ordered to move, but where there 1s at present some doubt, It is believed that they will not even be allowed to await the arrival of equipments. ‘One Paducah boy came near not passing on secount of his finger joints, This was Herman Weil. He is one of the strongest and healthiest men in the company, however, and Chief Surgeon Boyd pled him after a subordinate had almost re- The boys from Paducah are all well, and those who failed to pass wiil arrive ho @ today | or tonight, First Sergeant L. L. » Bebout was yesterday sent a fine cake, adorned by red, white and blue, a present from Mr, Ka ‘Thurman, of the St Nicholas Hotel, Mr. W. M. Clemens, formrly a well known young newspaper man of Paducah, is now a member of Co. C, Louisville Legion, in camp at Lexington, FOUND, One folding key aud one dopr between Third and Fourth on B _ Inquire at Sux off INSURGENTS THREATEN MANILA. Aguinaldo Organizing Ineutr-| gent Armies to Attack Ma- nila By Land, Under Direction of Dewey. ANGLO-AMERICAN Europe Scared Up Abe Russia and France Object Also Fear We Will Hold the Phitippmes. SPAIN'S. CABINET IS FOR WAR, Hong Kong, May 17.—(Copy- righted cablegram to the New York Journal.) —Aginnaldo, the insurgent leader, is here. He is organizing the Philppine insurgents for a land at- tack upon Manila, tion of Admiral under the direc Dewey. It dent from dispatches and reports received here that Dewey needs ships and soldiers greatly. ANGLO-AMERICAN ALLIANCE. London, May 17.—Europe is be- coming agitated over the prospects of an Anglo-American alliance, Such an alliance would greatly disturb the political relations of the European nations, aud would the influence of England. It is rumored on excellent authori. ty that both endeavor to prevent the formation of the alli SPAIN WANTS WAR. Madrid, May 17 the minister for the colonies, lias con- is evs vastly increase France and Russia will e. -Senor Moret, firmed the statement that any change made in the composition of the cabi- net would be wholly w the direction of a He nore active war policy. said: “Recent creased the war spirit of the nation, events have greatly in- ‘The greatest reliance is placed upon Admiral Cervera’s squadron and up- on the skill of the KENTUCKY DOCTORS. Meeting of M. D,’s the City Hall ‘Today, Spanish admiral. Enthusiast at The Banquet Will Take Place To- night at the Palmer ~ Visitors Present, ‘The Southwest Kentucky Medical society is in session today at the city hall, with a good attendance, and a better one promised before the ses- sion closes tom we The doctors began arriving Inst night, and there was a flattering crowd at the opening. President Dr. D. P. Jvett was ab- sent, and Senior Vice President Dr. Frank Boyd called the meeting to order, President Juett arrived this after. noon accompanied “by several others from various places. H. Pinkerton pronounced op, after which the min- utes of the last sess! were read aud approved. ALLIANCE. | The program for tomorrow is as MARINE prominent men in Indiana were filed in Kentucky an¢ follows : behalf of th pasalog OREGON. liersville for interment Discussion open. WO FEAR FELT FoR THE jogical Surgery—Dr. | * hen, Louisville. Mayfield Minor Gy Ww. HW Sullivan was TEN CENTS A WEKK Mayor Lang stated Be tnaciry this afterr ‘SPAIN S that, so far MORNING SESSION, mog man, but probably the strong- It be learned, the profile had “ Diagnosis and ‘Treatment ot Typhok est point in his favor was fthe manly | never been lost, and was probably in Parente, 2: 0. Yara te admission of t detective who | A OM the city engineer's oftice Au effort MAY. BE é , tos, Ki, Dabaiawe by DN FoR worked up the that he now be- will be made this afternvon to tind . EE i ag aot Memsanat ar lieved he had made a mistake, and an them Klsey, P, W. MeKeel, 9] ianavent man was in prison, Sallie FLEET The profiles are in’ the tin box in| BOMBARDED Title to Be Announced<-Dr. J. M. van was sentenced in December, the enginesr’s: office, and will be . Mathews, Louisville, Ky. =f 1895, tosfour years for raising aud found there when search is made for seudo-Membranous Croup—Dr. KE. ri jensury nove : them, | T. Dunnaway, Brewer's Mill, Ky.!Unele Sam Adds More Vessels to] Well known in Paducah, having been] Sails the Trackless Seas With = . abeeal Orders Believed to Have Been Discussion by Drs. A. A. Farris, adjutant in the Third regiment ae ‘ . COURT OF APPEALS. Bi; ¥. Brew, A: B, Mdwards. His Splendid Array of daring the apment of the state} Destination Unknown, and % ‘ Issued to That Kffect—Fears A Case in Practice—Dr, Louis Frank, Battleships and Tor- oe bere. Raflles the Skill of Its Frankfort, rourt of That Spain's Fleet ts Louisville. Discussion ope DIED OF MALALRIA i appeals tod “tthe death Sub-Acute Gastritis, Complicated— pedo Boats, ‘ i Pursuers. sentexce of Hayden, who Being Reinforeed, Dr. W. M. Rozzell, Pryorsburg, * was convicted at Hartford for the Ky. Discussion by Da. J. H. rmsd Ant able Lady and Well par murder of Bolar Logan. McCrory, H. N. Robertson, W. R. Kuown Passed Away Today, . 7 F _ , 5 rod , SHIPS FOR CUBAN BLOCKADE. rested SAMPSON AFTER THE ENEMY. CIRCULE COURT. THE CAMP AT CHICKAMAUG/, Acute Endocarditis and Pericarditis Mrs. H. J. Broyles, aged 62, died Pe 7 7 A. Bernheim, Paducah, Dis- of malarial fever this. morning at her aes io: 7 The Braswell rpg hig Fauntle- a J by Drs. P. Pritebard and] A Stick Spanish ‘Trick ‘That Failed ow ese Sixth street, after an me South Via the Windward | qyq nn Oe dary tis after} votunteers Pouring In ity the a iMness of about two weeks. She was Th, ‘ 1 AFTERNOON SRSSION, to Work—Spain Sends Out ee mother of Mr. Krill Sioylen, | Passage to Head Of Spanish i The suit to break the will of the Thousands On every Train Paskinieia cok (tein o8 Piet a False Report of a and was a most estimable Inly. | Fleet—Big Battle May Oc- pet Deke Soe 17.000 Will Be c ase . reter BSbe has been a resident of the cit a “ 1. Folsomdale, Ky. Discussion Vietory Won. A y , et Phe hart, Dra, Driskelly Harris, Kilioty, ; for about 50 years, and leaves a hus | polled bite nd WHY IS BATHING HEALTAY? a Finley. - — band, in add tion to her } enna — smn Lost Courtesy—Dr. J. L. Dismukes, The remains were carried to Col- Because I hold that where the "TWILL: BE A BATTLE OF GIANTS. ‘habit of bathing exists in a communie[OTHER LATER W/R NEWS TODAY, } ‘ty, itis conclusive evidence of a high jtype of enlightenment and culture; | A Peculiar Case of Supposed Jaun-| Norfolk, Va., May 17 “ Washington, May 16 —The grent [anil t at where people neglect the] Washington, May 17—It is be- dice—Dr. Ben Hendley, Farming-! department today put in cou patwick Will Manage) war auestion of the hour ie how to] Perctice, 1 must be construed oF ac-|tieved here that orlere have been ton, Ky. ins Gal 6 tora LaBelle This Season. cepted as proof of a lower grade Of} jiveq Admiral Sampeon to bombard iA. Talks-Wi F. Waugh, Ctlonge.” [2 ea 1 Pee DF Latch capture or destroy the Spanish fleet) civilization, if civilization ean be|® Samy Reading of Volunteer Papers stroyer and the cruiser Newark.) a6. 12 (; psostwick, of Memphis, | 2% i the Curibbean sea, }found among a ciass that is proverbi- | Havana as soon as possible to pre- Report of Cases. Commanders have been named for] grriye! this morning to take charee| ‘The latest information regarding] ally unclean. Bathing is both exile[vent the Spanish fleet from getting @ cee the vessels, and they will be imme [of Ls Helle park, and will be the| the movements of the Spanish ships | €tating and elevating, to say nothing] iuto Havana harbor and taking shel- MORE. BLOCKADERS. [represars ‘ir. Chas. Tavir, whol geatination is unknown and van only [Ebay tal exe reuse couceded that wba | fall control. He intends to run the park on the | most approved plans, ae most | pleasant gentleman, with plenty of experience as a mana, He has been for five years in Memphis, with the Auditorium, and has selected for Padoeal a wpany that can not fail to please the pablic. ‘The navy The Conference at Baltimore Honors Two Well Known Divin Baltimore, May 17, the Washington, May 17,.—The mon-| itors Puritan and Amphitrite have been ordered tu join the Havana! blockading fleet immediately. NO FEAR FOR THE OREGON. May 17. heard from The general conference of K. church South, today elected Dr. Heory Morrison of re 9 and Dr. Can- Washington, dler, of Georgia, WEATHER REPORT. department this morning. The department will not divulge the whereabouts of the| More Fair ahd cobles Uaight | increasing | battleship, but naval officials say cloudiness Weduesday. the Oregon) SENSATION IN AKSHALL. Crap Shooters Arrested There Sunday, i no fears are entertained for her | — 9 5 . safety. Sensations ba become ‘numerous ch seal ea Cl a a kata 0 ke jim Benton, Sunday before last a A SLICK SPANISH TRICK, — | 8898 of crap shooters, composed of ‘The funeral services over the re- aaa a promioent you g men, was raided, mains of the late Miss Lucy Watts - 2 = ay [aad last Sunday Marshal Fisher took place this morning at 10 o'clock {Key West, Fla,, May 17.—The/ raided almost the same young men, who? were running their game in prominent lawyers office, after he hac expressly forbidden it, where one of the young men is employed. rh case against Thos, R. win’, a stenographer for ‘Reed & cruiser Wilmington has just arrived here and tells of the sinkiog by the Spanish of a direlict schooner off Havana laden with iron for the pur- pose of wrecking blockading fleets. It at the residence of Mrs, Lyle, on South Fifth, A telegram from Mrs. Moorman, a niece of the deceased, received this morning caused a post- ponement of the burial services until tomorrow, when the interment will take place at Oak Grove cemetery, | was a neat trick had it not been dis- | Uliver, was tried almost the entire and the services will be private. covered. * As tk ts the lneation- or the | tay a8 realiay ies hang jary. The services this mo o ylor formerly lived in Bowling The services this morning were | opstruction is now well known and ni : pen, and seems to be the ringleader lof the gang jwith erap shooting | Barnes, Elvis Copeland conducted by Rev. W. K. Penrod, he consenting to officiate,as no Meth- odist pastors were in the city, ‘The services were largely attended by the friends of the ease: harm will be done, A SPANISH FAKE. Mr, Frank Watts, of Nashville, a] Key West, Fla., May 17 nephew, and Mrs. Dr. A. P, Water- field, of Memphis, a sister-in-law o the deceased, came yesterday and re-} turned home’ this afternoon, Mrs, | While removing torpedos. | Moorman will arrive tonight. Spanish canard | Miss Lucy Watts will be greatly | Eiison’s latest inachine, the kinet- missed in this city. She had been POPS GATHERING. scope, Will produce war pictures at active in church circles until the last The First District Congressional | y,..c1on's opera he nd The others charged were: Bart aod Willis There! COMING, is no truth in the reported sinking of an American warship off Cardenas | | Edison's K It was a ures at the Opera House ent ree. La- few weeks, and bad a large circle of friends who appreci‘ed the rare love- of ber character, and who , A eorhecgy i congressional | business with Capt. Joe Fowler in the | 408, to nominate # cong candidate, will be held tomorrow at raleigagt Uetedty. Worees pectorialag wharfboat and steamboat business | \> - atone ime which was taken from here, Princeton, Ky., and today there) ii. creat Barnum & Bailey circus, She was 59 years of age and had|bave been a large number of dele-| 4 i cigsion has been reduced to only been a resident of this city since a | Bates on their way there. be a| 10.and 20 cents. Ladies will he ad- little girl. The convention promises to be a) hited tree on Friday night when Viively ove in every Peapecty 2 ne ie te event two candidates for the somination will be Dr, Lackey, of Trigg county : | and Hon, Bud Reeves, of Wickliffe. & Colored Wo-| pre jatter has only recently returned prih Sides from Montana, where he was de- i. feated for governor. It is under- stood that he has contemplated run- HEART FAILURE, ticket, Sudden Death man on the THE $5 Mayor Lang, being tend in person, sent dress of weleome, which was re- is} sponded to by Rev. W. H, Pinker- ton in the absence of City Attorney Lightfoot. unable to at- a written ad- The reports of committees were then read, after which several inter- esting papers were read and dis- cussed, One of them was a paper by Dr. Reddick, entitled Purpura Hemorrhogica, This aftervoon other papers are being read, and tonight the regular election of officers will take place, followed by the banquet at the Palmer House Some of those present are: Dr, George Bealer, © Hinton. Dr. W. W. Richmond. Dr. Willis R. Moss, C! ray Dr. George Fred Bealer, Clinton Dr. J, E. Coyle and wife, Jordan, Dr. J. J, McGee, Jordan. Dr, R, S. Coleman and Princeton, Dr. B. B. Griffith, Sharpe Dr, E. A. Stevens, Mayfield, Dr. H. H. Hunt, Mayfield, Dr. J. Kdwia Craig, Boaz, Dr. J. M. Baker, Lovelaceville, Dr, 8. B, Holland, Grabamville. Dr, J. D, Rollins, Hinkleville, Dr. B, T. Hall, Beaton, Dr, J. D. Pryor, Mayfield, Dr, W. L. Hargrove, Hickory Grov Dr. W. B, Stokes, Coldwater. RW P, Smith, Clarksville, eon, Rudi Makes Wingo. at wite, TIVE “VAY \p Coroner Phelps was gotten out of \ LV K ( A M K R A bed at 2 o'clock this morning by a colored youth wha said he wanted to have an inquest held over the remains of a relative, who dropped dend about midnight. ‘The coroner agreed to bold the in- quest at & o’clock, and at that time went around, bat conld find no one at home, and accordingly postponed ning on the democratic ticket, or in| the democratic prunary, Ben Keys, the well known Mar- shall county populist will not be iv it, if reports are to be relied upon. He, too, wants to run in the demo- cratic primary, it is understood. se asks ig woul this after | pardon Papers For Him Forward 1000, The name of the woman is Sallie 04 to the Prison. Lewis, and she was about 50. years old. ‘She was born in Mayfield, and} Washington, May —17.—Perey| 1, splendid value for your money lived pear Kighth and Harrison | Sullivan discarded bis prison stripes) ive plate holders free. If you intend streets, She had insurance on ber| yesterday, His pardon was mailed buying a camera drop in and see sam So far as could be learned the | Saturday wight to the Warden of the) io of pictures taken with this instem o had not be ill before, he died of heart disease, inquest was held this after- noon, and developed the fact that the deceased died from heart disease, or enlargement of the heart, It had swelled to such proportions that its print could be seeen on the outside, | It| Michigan City penitentiary, Sul-! livan’s freedom was assured when the attoroey general some weeks ago recommended a pardon, as stated in these dispatches. The presideat was prevented from earlier action by the pressure of war business A large number of letters from Instruction free. Cameras from $1.00 to $50.00, Photographic supplies of all kinds. M'PHERSON'S Fe ment, TH AND bROADWAY MEN OF MODERATE MEANS 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 but a trifle more to wear garments that fit thar. those that a’most fit. The acme of style and’ workmanship is ours. Drop in at 383 Broadway and see about that belated spring suit. You'll be glad you waited---t’will cost you so little. DALTON, THE TAILOR ‘Taylor, | War Pict | strove tu make ber last days as pleas- Conyention Will Meet Saturday, May 20 and 21. ‘The ant and happy as possible ane explosion. will be produc The deceased was a daughter of ‘Tomorrow with mechanical effects, th scenes Sam Watts, for many years promi- | were taken direct from Havana bare in business and river circles at Smith- bor and shows the wrecking compa: | land and this city, Her uncle, David | Candidate for ress to Be) oi... boats at work on the wreck oO! Watts, was a member of the famous Named at Princeton—Good | the Maine, — This picture is now be- firm of Watts, Given & Co., which 4 ., ing produced at five of the leading did an immense commission and Time Expected, ee aaeate Rat” antec banking business here and at New - houses, Ln addition to the war pict- Orleas. Her brother, Tom Watts,[ 4.1. er r yen. | ures a genuine circus performance is against the guns of Havana and the Spanish fleet would De ai best a most ditticult struggle. uuticles are allowed pulated impari- ties bad results must inevitably fol- low. Judicious bathing is the.cul- mination of the highest order of a pure, lofty hygiene. Irrespective of these considerations, the availability | of hot water in cases of sudden ill-, waiting ness or injuries where a supply is im-]a mediately required is of paramount skin, and if the to retain these It is believed here] | that Admiral Covera will try to make the port of Santiago DeCuba, On the way he may send ove of his de- be guessed at. ‘The fear is also growing that Ue Spanish admiral is © istantly getting is evading battle, stroyers into Kingston, Jam news of Sampson and Sebley. new ships, ant he until he thinks he will bave feet to outmateh the ‘al authorities here ar endeavors to prevent infor Aweticsn garding the movernepts of the Amer- tleet. importance. — Its ready use way not - —— lean. fleets yrom ming public in}only spare the patient’ mach suffer- order to keep the Spaniards in the}ing, butin certain cases prove a RHEA IS, SEATED. dark, Sampson at last accounts was | PTeserver of iuman life , 4 ; ; ; Waskington, May 17.—John Rhes off Cape Haytien, Hayti, and bis evi- M, F, Movzesnsruce ee psi MD sib ti i pete 7 bl S , ed 3 cu os on ent intention was to move South} AGENTS WANTED for “WAR| TS [™Ny Sale Me 8 i ‘om the Third district by the com- through the windward passage and WITH SPALN,"" including les , jonsea and land. Contains all about rmies, navies, forts and warships of b nations and graphic story of the mittee’s report. CAMP GEO. H. THOMAS. thus head off the Spaniards. NOUSE WANTED. pat victory of the gallant: Dewey ; J ss tells everything ut Sampson, Chattanooga, Tenn.. May 17.— A four or five room house in good |Sehley, Fitziugh a © and lending | oveuteen thourand volunteers will be locality. Address Y. Z. Sun|commanders, by Hon, James Rankin : . office giving terms and location, Young, the intrepid leader for © in camp by midnight. Loaded trains 17 m4, libre in the halls of Congress. The até arriving honrly Bae — greatest war book published; 600 meer >. cee PROFIL E NOL FOUND. larg pages ; 100 superb illustrations, Lost. 5 many in richest colors. Has large! — [Mayor Lang Will Make an Effort |®lored maps. Biggist book ; highest) 4 pair of gold frame spectacles, in { to Fis commissions; lowest price; only dark case. The fivder wil | be (i $1.75. Each subseriber receives | rewarded by returning same to this i grand $1.00 premium free. — De-| office, This afternoon the work on the Broadway sewer had not been resim ed, on account of the profile not hav- mand enormous ; harvest for. agents ; 30 days credit; freight paid ; outfit free, Write today, Address, The} 7" ae teeta ing been turned over to the contrac-| National Book Concern, Dept. 15,| Bae ab makes weak w ors § py < 2 council! 356 Dearborn s' *hicag strong. All druggists, S00 or 8 Oute gua) tors as they demanded at the council 356 Dearborn street, Chicago. teed” Hookiet and. sample: trem. Addr Jlast night, td. Cood Frotection », For the feet is afforded by the shoes we are sell- ing. They are pliable and strong and durable; oh they resist hard usage, and return in wear every }cent pis By their purchase. Ask to see our brown and willow calf. Vow't Tobacco Spit ami Smoke Your tie Away To quit whaceo easily amt forever GHO. 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