The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, May 19, 1898, Page 4

NOWSTHETIME 10 BUY Screen|Doors, Screen Windows Cream Freezers, Hammocks, Refrigerators, La..n Swings, Ice Picks, Ice Shredders, Water Coolers. LARGEST STOCK * ~ LOWEST PRICES CLOSE CALL. [AFTER A REPORTER. Highwaymen Ordered Him to) Halt and Fired at | Him. HURRAH FOR THE CHAMPION HEATER! How dear to my heart is our snug little bathroom, Our refuge from sickness, discomfort or dust; Its marbles, its nickel, its neat-painted flooring, So shiny and free from all foulness and rust, But the best thing there is within that enclosure, The object that pleases us most of them all, ‘That soonest can warm us when chilled by exposure, Is the good Champion heater that stands by the wall; The Champion gas heater, the nickel-plate heater, The nice, handy heater, so shiny and tall, Shopping Made Easy, Pleasant and Profitable ‘The Bazaar makes it a point to have just the goods you want. The newest styles find their way quickly to our counters from every market. Immense assortments bought for spot cash at bed-rock prices. We can give you unequalled bargains in fine new goods, This week we place on sale a number of special purchases that mean a saving of 25 to 50 per cent, to customers. Shirt waists at the price of making.| Don't forget, we are giving a handsome Just bought the entire remaining stock imported $5.00 Smyrna rug with every ‘of this season’s shirt waists from the $25.00 coupon ticket, te i largest New York manufacturer. They Cp; ‘e have just opened up consist of fine percales, dimities, organ- ne Spring 2 farge consignment of dies and piques, in white and colors. | Millinery spring millinery, which They ranged in ice from 75c to §2.00.| will be displayed for the first time. They go on sale Tor 36, 69, 7¢ and Bc. | Beautiful and tasty effects in greatest Just received, 100 sample swell skirts, | variety ‘ the very latest thing. French | Your choice of 250. pattern hats, new: plaids with heavy satin bars, in tur-|est styles, white and colored, lace fin juoise, cerise blue and white, black and ished, chip and fancy straw, at $2.50 white stripes and checks, These skirts | $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00. would be considered cheap at $6.00 and | Your choice of soo elegant trimmed $8.00; our prices while they last, $2.25 | hats from our work room, all the very und $3.98. Jlatest styles, at $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00, Ask to see out $1.00 mohair skirts worth double our price. Two hundred pairs fine kid gloves, all. New sailors for midsummer ors, Fegular prices $1.00 and $1.25, white and colors, 25¢ and upward. on sale at s9c. Sizes 53 and 6. A new lot of hair switches at adies’ fine soc plaid hose, 25c. $1.00, 215 BROADWAY... THE BAZAAR ...215 BROADWAY All the Buckets On the Sewer Ditching Machine Fall Off. He Kept Up a Running Fire and Finally Outstripped the Enemy. Fortunately, Not a Workman Was Hit—AN Were Very Much Frightened, When the fires are all out and the children awake me, With coughs or with croup, at e, with all speed, To light up the heater [ straightway betake me, And find it is always a good friend indeed. For laundry, for sickroom—' most all pain relieving— For milk that is malted, beef extract or tea For hot water bags—why, ‘tis past all believing How handy a good Champion heater can be; ‘The Champion gas heater, the nickel-plate heater— No living without one henceforward for me, George T. Harris, of the Register, had a thrilling experience last night out on the Cairo road, en route home from work. He recently built hima suburban residence in Rowlandtown, and last night started home about midnight, as usual Mr. John Terrell loaned him a horse and everything went well until the outskirts of the city were reached, despite the fact that there were no lights in that section, Just as he passed the old powder magazine two men stepped out and commanded him to halt. But he was too badly frightened to helt. In fact, although he intended to accede to the highwaymen’s demand, when he realized what he was doing his horse was going in the opposite di- rection. The workmen in the main sewer on South Third street had a narrow es- cape from instant death this morning about 9 o'clock. ‘The big trenching machine was in operation when one of the buckets, which had not been securely attached before being drawn up, fell upon one of the beams and it snapped as if it were a straw. ‘This rred all the others off, and they fell in all directions, many of them nar- and|rowly missing the workmen below. There was instant consternation in the ditch, and the workmen began clambering out in great confusion, and it was some time before the ma- chine was repaired It is almost a miracle that someone was not hit by one of the buckets, which would have resulted in death, as they weigh over 300 pounds, — It is the first accident of its kind that ever happened at the ditch and the contractors are very glad that it re- sulted no more seriously than it did. A FINE wear, Champion Instantaneous Water Heater Exclusive state agency. Prices upon application. Heats forty gallons of water to 140 degrees for J! cents. The proper bathing temperature is 70 degrees. Colored wigs complete, § 1 AM SELLING «THE... Thirty-gallon galvanized boiler Zine bath t Labor for plumber, per hour ‘ Three-quarter galvanized pipe, per foot The robbers began shooting at] '!lf kalvanised pipe, per foot bim, and he returned the fire with a] Vamsland pow! round double-barreled derringer, but did] Siter, per joint not shed any blood so far as he has | been able to learn. He had a rough time with the horse, but managed to reach home Bicycle Repairing Years of experience in the re- pair business have taught us that a bicycle is too delicate a piece of machinery to be handled by an inexperienced workman, Our shop is no experiment. We have a five-horse-power motor, lathe, dynamo ani ail the snodera machines for this work. We do the best nickel-plating, enamel ing and vulcanizing in the west ern part of the state, Monuments Re We have in stock a fine line of finished monu- ments which Must be Sold | For thirty days we will sell for Cash anything in the stock at REMARKABLY LOW PRICES... Call and see our stock and prices. No other yard in the south has as fine an assortment of theflatest styles and designs. J, E. William: 119 North Thii LA BELLE PARK Cuartes T, Tatton Manager R. G. Bostwick. . Resident Manager. GRAND OPENING MONDAY, MAY 23 A Shadow Copper bath tubs ath tubs per square fom ‘The Neverbreak w, 0, w, ¢, bowls Check and waste in ground Sewer pipe, per foot. laid Lead pipe, per pound Halt-inch Fuller faucet sink, plain Haif-inch Comp faucet sink, plain Repairing faucet at shop OTHER WORK IN THE SAMK PROPORTION Steel Range ‘At a very low price. See them. co 1s | Conductor drains, per foot, laid Mr. J. ‘I. Willett, the well koown| liveryman, has received from Lex: ington a fine trotting colt, named} William Wood, which is now at the! Weet End track. He is 8 two-yoar|1. shows. in contrmation of. Wi old, and can go a mile now in 2:35 gah Eee aol ae e.g and will no doubt soon be able to)Story. Hereafter he will use a five: make it in mach less. shooter instead of the derringer, and Tt bas « splendid pedigree, and is|He 849% if they don't get some lights destined to a brilliant career on the si that locality he will have to ¢ See eer on the | ose of his summer home at a | vifice, This morning he went back after his hat, and found the bill board near by perforated with holes, which OUR REFERENCES, WITH PERMISSION, ARE: MAJOR BLOOM, FRIEDMAN, KEILER & CO., CHARLES REED, CITY NATIONAL BANK, CHICAGO HEALTH DEPARTMENT. MINZESHEIMER PLUMBING COMPANY aooaceee * + % 7, = Of, ' PERSONALS. TN sccagsadeceioeesessioss TRAOE MARK to THE SOUTHERN 416 North Seventh St —-_——_—$S$$—$$—————_——_, \ ONES Ae a ee ee ee ee This design is representative Removal Notice The Sun has moved to its new quarters at 214 Broadway POLICE COURT. The Burglars Who Stole Rev, Wulfman’s Furniture Held to Answer. Dr. Edwards, Ear, Eye, Nose and Ibrost Specialist, Paducah, ttf. LOCAL MENTION. HOUSE WANTED, son & Co Paducal This is the Freeman—Lodged in Jail, Freeman, a negress, of was arrested yesterday afternoon at East Cairo, Ky., by Deputy United States Marshal La Rue, ona charge of bootlegging in Hickman, The warrant upon which the arrest was made was over two months old, and the manner of arrest was quite clever The officer boarded a boat there and found her name on the register. He said nothing, but waited until the boat had left Ilinois and touched Keotucky soil, He then made the arrest. The woman, in addition to being wanted by Uncle Sam, skipped her bond at Hickman, and it is under- stood a reward of about $25 is offered for her arrest by her bonds- men there. Louise Hickman, Mr. Gmith bields, of Fulton, is in the city. s. Mr, John&, Blythe, of Fulton, is at the Palmer, Wegt, of Murray, is Mr. M. the of the very highest excellence in the manufacture of ladies’ fine footwear. The shoe sold under this trade mark is made to sat A four or five room house in good locality. Address X. Y. Z, Sun office giving terms and location, 17 m4. | isfy those who insist on the best, at the Palmer. J. P. Pierce, of Marion, is at Palmer today. Col. J. J. Dufour has returned ew Orleans. The John Foster Fine Shoe for Ladies and nowhere The Lilinois Central will secure in- dependent entrance into S1, Louis by securing the St. Louis Southwestern. Mr. W. M. McKewin and Mrs, oe - 5 Alice Meyers were married last night] It Was inthe Nature of a Great at the Mineral hotel. The groom 1s Surprise to the a carpenter employed at the N., GC: Poblie & St. L., and is 40 years old, while ublic, Illinois . is in the city. Mr. J. R. Paryear and wife have returned from Cincinnati. Mr. Will Ed Covington returned yesterday from Hot Springs. Miss Florence Gilbert, of Corning, is sold by George Bernhard If you try a pair you are henceforth a —that’s it else in Paducah, regular customer. You can't be better suited The Douglas Shoes for Men the bride is 26, tray Notice. He Has Thirty Days to Accept or Several Other Cases Tried and Ark., is visiting relatives here. Bartender Wm. Morphy, of the} jast night and She was brought in at 11 o'clock landed in the county ever wear them? They fit well, look well and wear well are of a Crime PRO ROBERT SHERMAN, COMPANY This company has been engaged at a considerable expense for the entire season, and each member will work to please the people. ‘The performance will be free from all vulgarity, and people who forget that it is a place for ladies and gen- tlemen will he compelled to leave. MORTON’S OPERA HOUSE Fletcher Terrell, Manager. > Two nights and Saturday matinee, beginning 20.. FRIDAY, MAY ..20 EDISON’S KINETOSCOPE WAR PICTURES Showing the Maine explosion, with mechanical effects, Scene taken direct from Havana harbor. Shows the wreck ing company’s tugs at work on the Maine disaster. This picture is now being pre duced at five leading theaters in New York city to crowded houses. Prices 10 and aoc, Ladies free Friday night when accompanied by a paid 20¢ ticket. Seats can be reserved at Van Culin’s Thursday morning. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAIL. Louisyille and East. annive v0 DEPART P.O. 6:00 am 5 2:90 pin 1:38 12:30 8 Memphis and South, 6:00 a m, 1:86 p 20 p im 12:90, 8 St. Louis and West. m » 5:00am 30pm ansyille and Ohio Kiver Points. daily except Sunday.) Steamboat due 10:5 4 m Benton and N.C, & St. L. South 10:00 8m EXCURSION VIA ILLINOIS CENTRAL KVR Summer rates are now in effect to Dawson, Grayson, Cerulean, Crit- tenden and other summer and health resorts, good for 90 days, Oa May 17, and June 7, and 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 J.T. Donovan, agent. it For nice dry sawdust tel. 2°, Typewriter for Sale, In perfect condition, brand new,in fact. A Wiliams typewriter for 860,00, and a Blickenslerfer for mJon friendly terms, $35.00, liquire at the Sun Of. fice, it Decline— May Also Go Before Taken up last September by me, a Democratic Pri ary. red cow 4'¢ feet igh, has a split and swallow fork in both ears. Owner] | eer can have this cow by calling at my| The nomination of Ben C. Keys by residence near Sowell’s mill, in Me-|the populists of the First district chanicsburg, and proving roperty.| Yesterday was quite a surprise to a Mrs. Cra. |gteat many of even the faithful, as it was expected that either Reeves or the Trigg county man would get the righ nomination, The thermometer was yesterday 90] Keys has thirty days in which to degrees, the hottest of the season, | announce his intention, and it may be and veritable summer weather, Mos-|he will decline this nomination for quitos are becoming plentiful, and] congress. the soda fountains are doings big] It is impossible to guess what ef. business. fect his candidacy on the populist A RARE CHANCE ticket will have 4 It 18 virtually settled, however, that either he or Bud Reeves will run in the democratic primary, THE HOT! For an enterprising business man to open a grocery, bakery or confec- tionary in one of the best localities in the city. The large store room op- posite the new Cordage factory is for] 1¢ jy Tent, to the right party. Liberal] * terms will be given. For particalars apply at once at No. 118 Broadway. BROOKLY SATION, Now all the Talk in the Neigh- borhood—No Arrests Yet, There is a big sensation at Brook- lyn, Ill, accordidg to reports that aaa reached the city today. It was said Last night E, Rebkopf & Son ship-|that there had been arrests in the ped the last of the barnese made for] case, but this was later denied, the government. This consignment According to the story, the wife of consisted of 75 sets of the finest hand | well to do farmer Was caught in a made artillery harness, and completes compromising attitude with a man the government contracts awarded to] who was in charge of the farm during these gentlemen, It is probable that} the absence of the husband, who is the firm will get other government}/now traveliog somewhere in Ken- contracts as they become necessary. with sume sort of a patent The inspector complimented the work done by the Messrs, Rehkopf as of the highest order. ALL NOW FILLED. The young woman's father-in-law, it appears, had reason to suspect that all was not right, and laid a trap to catch them, This he successfully did, and if reports are to be relied If the long predicted war between] upon, called in witnesses tu substan- the Tennessee and Bob Dudley, the} tiate the charges, should it become rival boats in the Nashville trade, did necessary. not materialize months ago there is} One report was that the woman al- ho reason yet to think the boats are|jeged assault against the man, in or- der to v vate is is They have bed al the work they oe Tee herself, but this is could do in the freight line, but the} aj) concerned live near Brooklyn, opening up of the excursion season] and are well known people has been the cause of another source — = of trouble which is net likely to be settled as satisfactorily asthe first] , Pe vex:: ; difficulty. Both boats areanxiousto} The finishing touches are being increase their passenger busipess as|™ade at LaBelle park preparatory for much as possible and the prospects the opening Monday night, May 23, are that before the season is fairly when the Robt. Sherman company opened rates will be cut to almost] ¥ill produce *'A Shadow of a Crime.” nothing. ‘This company has been playing to an It is said now that one of the boats|®20rmous business throughout the will begin selling round trip tickets} Country for the past few seasons and this week at $5. Each company has| #f¢ up-to-date people in every respect. said they would not be underbid by| 00d specialties will be introduced the other, and the probabilities are}4uring the performance. The best the rate will soon be sent below the}! order will be maintained at all $5 mark,—[ Evansville Tribune. LABELLE PARK, Disposed Of by Judge San- ders—Police Notes, Ed McKeever, who has been o of the penitentiary bat a few month Judge Sanders’ court th morning. The others charged wi house-breaking were: Chas. W liams and his wife, who was former! the notorious Ford, Mary Johnson and Goll: Brand. One ortwo of them wet charged with receiving stolen good and all were held to answer. M Keever and Williams and his wi ‘were remanded to jail in default (bond, and the others were recogniz for their appearance. The Willian woman used a great deal of abu before being carried to jail, and sa she would get even with somebo¢ case in One of the women, Mary Jobnsoi will not live but a few months, a cording to the doctor, as she h consumption, of Rev. Wulfman a few days ag and stealing all his furniture. A case against Babe gaming, was dismissed, on motion the prosecuting attorney Link Hackett colored, charged with pursuing Frank Jone colored, with a knife, and was a judged guilty and fined $30 an costs, The notorious Jack Corter, ¢ Mayfield, was in the police court th morning charged with carrying con~ He was cealed a deadly weapon. caught at the Illinois Central yare by Watchman Matlock while descen: ing from a freight train, on top which he had stolen a ride. he saw he was caught, he drew pistol, and a:tempted to bluff th watchman, who called help ani wrested the weapon from him. Carter wanted to plead guilty thi morning, but was informed that if b did, the severest penalty would hay to be imposed. The case was trie and he was fined $25 and costs an sent to jail for ten days. Robt. Porter ami Will and Thomas | Pose t0 give their time and energies eq | 0 bringing Paducah in its best light hefore Ube outside world, and deserve of |the encouragement of every public- Jones, three negroes, were charg with vagraney, They were trapped in a car wheat this morning near the ‘Thre Rivers Mjll by Mr. Will Ochischlae- ger, of the mill. They went into th car to sleep and were observed ; the was one of the defendants in a felony Alice Duncan; Susie when she got out of the penitentiary. The entire gang was charged with breaking into the rooms Nard, for was When Palmer, is very ill at his home North Sixth street, ut ns, | Young postmistress was in the city today, Mr. George Augustus has gone Vicksburg, Miss., to accept a po: his th ile ly | there. Mr. Horace Vaughan, who been ill at Louisville, and medical treatment there, is impro ie re 3, C- fe ot} ed | Ds se id tion will now be necssary. Mr. Soto, Mo., to attend the graduati at which Miss Polly McKee, a of Mayor Lang, will graduate. iy |. Misses Mary and Fannie McC prettiest. society girls, and Mr. G Al Soy, of the same place, cau as TERPRISE, Two Gentlemen Who {Propose Boom Paducah, Biswatis proposed publication of paper in Paducah P 0, of) The commercial Messrs. James Frank Shutt is under such management it will questionably do a great good in tl commercial field. A publication th brings directly before the trade the district covered by our who! salers aud manufacturers pertiner brightly illustrated, well written ticles, will be of incalculable ben to the commercial interests of Pad cah, Every issue of th’s paper will devoted to the building up of t 3 i ad of is is 1. of a ne 4 eatate interests of the city; and encourage immigration to this sectic 'S!a class of sturdy farmers who w he ve d dd ci tivated land with Purchase abounas Messrs. Thompson & Shutt pr which Jackson t spirited citizen, Is BELTER, e e door was fastened and the police sent] caryed on the New South yesterd: for. ‘They all claimed they knew it was bo harm to get in the car, but Were] svy office this morning and said that all sentenced to 30 days on the chain- |; COCHRAN & OWEN’S Special Sale of Ladies’, Misses’ Summer Shoes $3.50 and $3.00 tan and black Oxfords. 2,00 and_ 1.50 tan and black slippe 1.50 and 1.00 tan and black slippe 4.00 and 3.50 tan and black vici kic SHOES POLISHED FREE Ladies Misses Children's... And men's 331 BROADWAY and Children’s 1 shoes this week 331 BROADWAY walking around. He called at th ence oD which was nearly E there will be an ASCENSION DAY. t Lutheran chure! Oo'vlock. All invites dhe Fourth tonight at 7 to attend, FOR SERVIC place, West Kroadway, 16m6 H, Bausert, Miss Edith Andres, the charming of Stringtown, tion as foreman of a furniture factory has under ing, and it is not thought an opera- Don Ballowe has gone to De exercises of the female high school, niece and Lela Glass, three of Golconda’s down on the Hopkins this morning. Thompson. and a worthy one, and commercial, manufacturing and real levelop the vast acres of rich uncul- Ed Castlenian, the darkey who was by Jim Martin, is better, and is still ne did not experience any inconvein- Je saysif they ever meet again, inquest somewhere as s90n as the coroner can be called. pere will be German services at Fine Jersey bull, at the Torian] that in the next call for tr, ops the Most people know what they are. They made in all styles, and can be had here. Plenty of other good shoes, and none but good shoes. Drop in and inspect this model stock, the handsomest and best selected in town on} jail, and will probably be tried Sat- urday, TOSCOPE At Morton's Opera House Ty row Night. to six $ ; $ $ $ $ $ $ ine woidoas GEORGE BERNHARD Edison's latest invention, the Kin- . will show the Cuban flag breeze with the words “Cuba Libre,’’ at the opera house tomorrow night. Admission 10 and DDVETTTEO8 888884484 20 cents. Ladies free when accom: swe “sy wtetie vel! OLD GLORY FOREVER! cure your seats at VanCulin's In Humanity’s Cause Our Flag is PLATE GLAS DEMOLISHED: Unfurlea! “The conflict deepens, On! ye brave, Now rush to glory’’—Cuba save Brave patriots, all ‘‘your banners wa And charge with all your chivalry. etoscoy fluttering in th ov: jon A door slammed at the Smith Sis- ters’ willinery store on Broadway near the American Express office this morning, and the plate glass was demolished by the shock. Some of the fragments fell upon Mr. James E, Robertson, who was coming out of the express office, and painfully cut him on the hand, but did not se- riously hurt him STRUCR Bb oy ile ne O'er Atlantic's wave McKinley brave Sends our noble seamen, undaunted, trav A fair isle to save or find a gra to And plant a new ‘red, white and blue.” “What higher aim can patriot know? What destiny more grand” Than the soldier's fight for freedom’s right, To free » suffering land? THE CAR, a ielochendbeoes by | Narrow Escape of Two Men ina Buggy. City Agent G. T. Baldwin and Mr. Dan Willis, of the Singer Sewing Machine Co., had a close call this morning about 11 o'clock near the government building on Broadway. They were driving along in a buggy when motor No. 30 in charge of Motorman Hoolohan, ran into them and in addition to almost de- molishing the buggy, threw the gen- tlemen out, and dislocated the arm of the former and badly burt the other. The gentlemen claim that the motorman did not ring the bell, and that they received no warning what- ever of the approach of the car, The Spanish Dons ere long shall taste Our ‘Unele Samuel’s’’ pills, And freedom's bird shall proudly soar In the Pride of the Great Antilles, In war, as in peace, it will pay everybody to go to DORIAN'S STORE AT 205 BROADWAY ———————eaaeS ey J, WILL FISHER Master Commissioner Agent for Bit McCracken Circuit Court NoTARY PuBLic and Tornado Insurance Will take acknowledgements of deeds, etc., anywhere in the city or county, ABSTRACTOR OF TITLES Manager of the ong complete abstract to titles in McO@raeken county and the ity f Padueah, he abstract was made while clerk of the county court for of eight years. This department is under the supe: ion of a compe. id reliable abstractor. If in want of anything in this line it will pay to 6, and I will appreciate your business, Office 125 South Fourth Street (Legal Row) Phone 383 De he at of le- nt, us be he to ) ill ASCENSION DAY. ‘s This is Ascension day in the Cath- olic church, and services sre held the same ason Sunday, It is also gen- erally observed in the Episcopal cbureh, The day is commemorative of the ascension of the Savior, In many of the Catholic churches ma: was read at 5 o'clock in the morning to give those who work a chance to comply with the regulations. COUNCIL MEI ‘0- W.M.JANES REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGE LOANS See me to buy, sell or mortgage realty, LADIES FREE At the Opera House Tomorrow Night. he The council meets tonight at the city hall in called session to take up the sewerage matter and settle it one way or the other, It is said there will likely be a lively time. The election of an assistant eng heer will also take place. Mr, Har- ney, of Louisville, is an applicant, and will probably get the place, as he is the man selected by the city engineer, and the engineer seemes to account of the wound, two inches deep will be admitted free to the 2 pe war pictures at Morton’s|OF FICE 3828's BROADWAY opera house, tomorrow night, when accompanied by one paid 20cent! J §, GANSTER eats can be reserved at Sere # book store without extra Notarv Public ‘ER CAPT, BAER, AND soLicrror.¥™ ei PENSION Ct" Capt Baker, of the towboat R. A + Mliorough attention given Speed, isin receipt of a notice frASoe ana ea have his own way about everything, WILL CALL FOR NEGROES, ote fete aa cammaliettin. the government soley SEIT actin ty) for quarterly payment of 8 carefully attended to, t Washington, May 19,—It is stated] i realivess to ledign of infants, Bonde for jee. street] WO South Third street, D, charge. A h d notive in case ‘given in surety com He war fore No, 127 South vessel, 4! Row), Paducah, Ky. presideut will ask for 30,000 negro volunteers,