The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, May 24, 1898, Page 2

{ aS Bh aay MAY SA OF NEW ash Goods CYS SY Y Never Before Did We Have Such an Assortment of Lovely Wash Stuffs. BeBSe Just Received Dewey Shirt Waist Striped Plaids —the latest crave, 12'% cents yard. One thousand yards of printed Dimities, 27 inches wide, in pretty . anid meee , plaids and stripes, 5 cents yard. ‘wo thouedti: Saneeae Swit: ground Muslins and Organdy Stylish Embroidered Jaconets, in light and dark shades, actually Lawns, exact copies of Fine French worth 25¢, for 15 cents yard. patte for 10 cents yard. NEW LININGS FOR THIN DRESSES To be sheer muslins and organdies made up over colored materials, shionable you must hav We are showing all the stylish materials Solid-Colored Lawns, 40 inches wide, airy linings, for 10 cents yard. Kid Cambric in all colors, 5 cents yard. sot Near-Silk, a perfect imitation of 45 best taffeta silk, all colors, 25 cents Soft Percaline, with the silk, in every desirable shade cents yard. yard, May Shirt Waist Specials One Dollar Tucked Chambray Waists, en- tirely new designs, for $1.00. The new White Pique Shirt Waists, tailor finished, $1.00. MAY SALE OF SAILOR HATS Black and white, good straw, | Fine Milan braid white sailors, popular shape, sailor hats, three| black or white silk ribbon bands narrow satin bands, for 25 cents. | reduced from $1.00 to 60 cents. Mixed straw sailors, all colors, Pretty chip sailors, velvet bands, reduced this week to 50 cents. reduced from $1.25 to $1.00. BLLIS, RUDY & PHILLIPS 221 BROADWAY 219 BROADWAY streets, for draining storm water. After the pipe was laid the mistake except} was discovered and the pipes bad to betaken up. Is Paducah’s sewerage | ein the hands of an engi- THE PADUGAH DAILY SUN Published every afternoon, Sunday, by THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, ImCURPORATED ° makes such mistakes as P.M. Fisinen PRESIDENT | 1), 0.67 R Vick Paesipenr (hese? Ps “-Saouazany a os PREASURER | : F le a | Ir worn be perbaps @ good idea FM Fisher, W.F. Paxton R.W.Clements,/to remove ‘the New England coast’ J Wilitameon JobuJ Dorian j : . inland, say to the Mississippi river, over. The coust area aways a the amiable denizens of the ly, per aaauin iv alvance. § 4.50) Daily, Six months “ = * 2.24 | bit Loo nervous, and there is no re- Daily, One month, “ * 40) Daily, per week......++++ 10 cents/tleet at every fishing port. ‘They Weekly, per annum in ad- ought not to forget that the night canes, ligh’s of a fishing emack are not cer Specimen copies tree anetelidilliatehabieermnmmniceaehiias TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1898, uirement at present for stationing a ‘tain indications of a Spanish torpedo boat or a fleet, Iv is said that a genuime Presiden- tial bocm has been started *‘down in behalf of Gen, Fitzhugh dicate a desire by the Spanish to at- Lee. Butin viw of the fact that tack Washington. These fellows those Eastern states have a habit of would like very much to burn and ‘casting their votes for a Republican ‘Tuk cutting loose of some of the mines in Hampton Roads, would tn-' Kast’ plunder the eapital, lof the fact that Mr. yet seconded Lee's nomination, Bryan has not Cor. W. J. Bryan is what it may it is be if the President issues another) somewhat too early to speculate on call. We wonder if Bryan will ap-' Lee’s cabinet or who will get the ply the same rules to applicants for soft snaps when ‘Fitz’? gets to be his regiment as C, K. Wheeler Las president, : laid down for those desiring to enter | West Puint? “Wuar a day may bring forth’? 1s uncertain, and especially so. with the council, Its ‘lightning changes" are remarkable, One night it elects an official and the next night it reconsiders the matter and selects another man, Whether the council does this merely fur amusement, or because it is strug- gling to find the best way out of a Poto y Bennane has been request-|bad mess, is uncertain, While the ed to leave Canada. ‘This rids us of| actions of the council are somewhat one of the chief spies, but when wel childish, we congratulate that body learn that some of the submarine} on having gotten an experienced man mives in (lampton Roads have been} on its engineering staff at Jast. Cut loose and turned adrift, it sug- —_—E=_=_ gests there are other spies who should be driven out. Exsewaere io this A rues silver Democratic exchagge nomupates Admiral Dewey for Presi- dent and Gen, Fitzhugh Lee for Vice President, as the Democratic ticket in 1900, As Dewey is a Re- publican apd Lee a sound money Democrat, the combination suits us. present Tux city council is to be congratu- lated upon its action in replaciog Mr, Lyon in his old position a8 assistant engineer. Mr. Lyon was the first found an article from Mr. Minzes | assistant engineer and is thoroughly heimer oa Sanitation The Sun | conversant with the work and with takes pleasure in giving space tothe/ihe ideas cf Mr, Elliott who article for the subject 1s a most im-| planned the system; in addition he is portant one and the writer of the ar-|a practical sewerage man, having bad ticle is amply well prepared by edu-| much experience in that work. The eation and experience to handle the} only objection to Mr, Lyon in the subject intelligently, From time to} past bas been the fact that Le was time otber articles by the same writer) persona non grata to Mr. Postlenaite, will appear in the Sun, and tha, fact was only explicable up- on the fact that he knew more about his business than his chief, issue will he Acconp1Xe to reports a mistske of eighteen inches was made’by the city engincer last week in giving the grade for laying the-sewer pipes on Adams street from Eighth to Tenth Wuar do our free silver friends think about gold now? The im- mense shipments of the whole werld 2 bt ciate ae i Ad | io Presidential elections, and in view] ® slight sacrifice, but the members of | ager. ae to us, with of the Alaska mines and the output of the mives in the Western states held by our peo- tle, iodicate there is no lack of spe- cre. In another year we shail ba enough to throw at the ducks. The gold at the present time is more BRILLIANT 7 ra ai OPENING. than 1s necessary for business, aud|L& Belle Yark Pavilion Would with greenbacks and silver certificates added, there is @ superabundance, To add largely to the volume of money will make it worthless. In good truth we have pleuty,and in fact, more rroney than we ought to have to keep business on a healthy basis. Ir is said that just after war bad been declared Admiral Sampson started the battleship Iowa and the torpedo boat Porter out from Key West to cut all the cables touching at Cuban and Porto Rican ports, He mentioned this fact incidentally in a] p: report to the department, and was greatly surprised to receive peremp- tory from Secretary Long to recall the lowa and Porter, | o) await further sdvices from} w ‘ a instructions and to the navy department before interfer- It is seen now right, for had the outbreak of pi ing with the cables, a that Sampson was cabies been cut at the | the war, the Spanish, who are greatly | impressed by anything partaking «f) mystery, would have become terror- m their and stricken in isolation, Blanco would hive been powerless to! jo control tie situation. ‘This incident} 0 fact that practical are better also illustrates the miitary and naval men fitted to couduct a war successfully | q thao civilians, however learned they | m the construction of the sewers tem was begun, that the system was |‘ Bat such is not the! f city built for use. idea of the present engineer. | y mits were issued to tap the system as) fast as it was completed and thereby persons living in that part of the « where the work bas been comp themselves of were allowed to aysil the advantages offered by the system, and many availed themselves of the privilege. But the present engineer has put a stop to that by refusing to issue any permits. The consvltiog engincer, Mr. Elliott, gave as his final instructivns that the system be used as much as possible avd that it be tapped as fast as its completion would allow. What the the present engineer ie, no imagine. But he evidently inteods that the whole system shall be com- pleted before any more people shall be allowed to tap it. This is a good point for the council to investigate. a’ Fraxce will rue the day that dis- closed her preference for Spaia and her enmity to this country. Not on- ly will it be impossible for her to re~ babilitate those Spanish bonds which are supposed to be held by her peo- ple, but she is destined to lose a large | ' portion if not all of ber great Ameri- can trade. men have found a way to 6ght France and io punish her severely for her active sympathy for Spaio. | Their plan of campaign bas been}! the formation of an orgavization to}, be kaoown as the American Women’s | n | Patriotic League with headquarters in Washington and branches in the large cities. 1t is the purpose of these loyal American women to boy- cott all French importations, thereby touching the French on a tender spot. from America 30,231. t t one cap 1 t France's — revenue amounted Jast year to $67 ed to consist of luxuries solely for women's use. jto France the promoters of the Patri- otic League say they will cut off ab- To do this involves no league sre in earnest and apparently mean to forego Pais finery, during the war, at least. A GREAT FAKE. t ‘The explanation given by the As- sociated Press for the fake that it sent to its papers for use on Sunday |“ morning about the alleged battle off}. Mole St. Nicholas, in which ‘‘twelve] ¢, Spanish vessels were sunk and two] three, to have everything in good working order. American warships disabled,’ 1s about the richest fake that has ap- peared of late. The Theater a Moilel of Beauty and Convenience—Audience De- Belle standing room was at a premium The more. Belle. park Belle Park theater. the two the dirad Belle last year were agreeably sur prised st the may be in their chosen profession, | “«! Ir was generally supposed when} is now where last year the rear of ye sys-|the theater was, The entrance is \ Under the preceeding engiveer per-| old place, passes that of many houses of much greater pretensions. made a géod impression last night. ‘The ovly familiar face was that of Comedian Fred Hubbard, who kept The bill Crime,’’ and it was well presented. The company bas been on the road all season, and, bas a large repor- Sherman. idva cf) Pete Raymond. kerson, Morris. Fred Hubbard. teacher—Claire Summers. Juno Barrett, applause, and the only thing to mar failure to appear of Wm. Lotto, the nk is bigh diver. The loyal American WO-| hore, but his paraphernal'a did not come, and it was with regret that the mavagement bad to disappoint the enjoyment of the spectators. should not be more ever before, and in all probability it will be. will be given throughout the season, varied OF this sum, $45,900,000 is comput-| Kad Park cast. This enormous tribute | large crowd out tonight. agement of the park is as follows: Manager. business manager. not advertised be an ad Not Hold the People Last Night—A SplendiJ Per- formance, lighted With Everything— Strictly Up to Date. The opening performance at La park last night completely acked the pavillion, and at 9 o'clock ars carried out load after load ntil the pavilion could hold no It was the first appearance f the Robert Sherman company hich is to bold the boards at La this summer, and the pening for the summer of the La Manager Chas. Taylor, of Mem- ls, Jessee and business manager, 8 present and did all possible for ve comfort of the vast audience, Mr. Robt. Bostwick, resident nanager, did likewise, and between tages of being na large crowd were greatly ameli- ra Theater goers who frequented La any improvements isclosed. It was the first visit of vany si ce last summer, ‘The thea- s. {iears most cf the changes has been enlarged, and the stage ery properly in the rear, instead of t the front. The seats are com table, and Ue tiers of them enable I} to see much better than in the The acoustic properties re excellent, and the scenery. sur- It is certainly -class seen ‘The troupe that has been engaged he audience in an uproar as of yore. was “A Shadow of » ire, The cast was as follow: Tom Howe, an ex-sheriff—Robert Zip Coon, a type of Arkansas— Granville Dudley—Maurie Wil- Sam Tobins, the sberiff—Will Steve Coon, in love with Nancy— Oscar Lliff—Phil Bishop. Dr, Evereare—Williasn Thomas. Martha Coon—Marie Adair, Nell Coon, a cvuntry school Nancy Tobdins, sweet on Steve— The audience was geverous io its he pleasure of the evening was the Mr. Lotto bimself is people. He will give his act tonight f the outfit arrives in time. The best of order is maintained in be theater and on the grounds and nothing is spared that will add to the Under he present eflizient’ management, here is no reason why La Belle popular than Clean, up-to-date performances by vaudeville Taylor's Kast occasionally pecialties from Mr, doubt be another ‘The man- There will no Charles T. Taylor—Lessee and R. G. Bostwick—Business nan Col. George Harvey—General Robert Sherman—Stage director. Maurice Wilkerson—Master of properties. George Hall—Stage carpenter. Prof, Ginchs—Leader. Manager Bostwick informs the Sux hat one or two of the company has ived, and thi mewhat incon- enienced them. They expect in @ lew days, however, not n than He also says that the company bas along that there would ion of ten cents charged, It seems that at Port de Paix independent of the street car fare, ‘‘cannonading’’ was heard on Fri-|and that while there were a few com- day, and it was so ‘‘furious,’’ says) plaints about this from people who the reliable Associated Press, that attended, there was no reason, why DURABLE MACHINE MADE, AND DAILY IN THOU- SANDS OF OF- J. E. ENGLISH & CO., Deakrs, 108 Telephone Om - KS “The Smith Premier Typewriter Co,, doe 821 Pine street, St. Louis, Mo. North Sevond street, Paducab, Ky. No, 90, BICYCLE NOTES. It is sometimes uapleasant to run across a friend when riding a wheel. ph A The appearence of a wheel is indica- tive of the character of the owner. ne ke | Bicycles will not be used in this war, so we cannot test their utility, poe ie 3 AY. M. ©. A. Bicycle club is in prospective organization. Lot st Sweaters are not fashionable this season. But beware in cooling off after a hot ride if you do not’ wear one, wal Ratioval costumes are worn so uni- versally in Germany by women that one with skirts is liable to attract em- harrassing attention. ae The French fashion of wearing knickerbockers and short socks, with the knee bare is not likely to take with American girls. ee as Practice dismounting suddenly. You may find the knowledge useful iu an emergency. th a ‘The famous Roman roails, so of- ten extolled, are only fit’ for the heaviest carts, being paved with rough, irregular blocks of stone. Tore Pern has the finest bicycle roads in the world, eee | A wheel is tired, and ¢o also is the owner, after a long ride in the sun. 1 oe Oe Bicycles are enameled, not printed. The ensmel is of different composi tion from psiot, and is baked on the frame in au oven at a temperature of JAPANESE COLOR PRINTS. Wonderiul Posters Produced in the Orient Impressions on a Spectator. Whoever thinks that Posterland was originally situated in E, should take a look at the J color prints exhibited in the library of the Drexel institute, and be con- vinced that it was discovered in pict turesque Japan. Each of them is @ hand@bill, an invitation to a dramatic performance, and shows some charace ter or scene in the play, a quotation and the artist's signature, sometimes his seal as well, for Japanese artists at the end of the eighteenth century had regular seals, It is in reality block printing; the Japanese learned this color printing from the Chinese, who were adepts at it 2,000 years ago, To the ordinary person it woutd seem that such a hand bill would be enough without going to the performance at all. However, after one got used to such treats one would probably pase scant time with them, even though they were marvels both as to drawing and color, A lovely one, for instance, shows pink skies, terra cotta trees and & maroon buikling. ow, isn’t thet picturesque? And the skies vary from avery timely military blue to odd black ewishes, which might be the tails of 80 many horses belonging to the Val- kyries themselves. One is at a lors whether to try and make out what the plays which each print represents wereabout,or whether to be content with simp! ‘The thing that most strikes one about the men is their tempestuous expres- sions. Lots of us innocents hive al- ys supposed life in Japan altogether lovely, but in these prints not one isto be found who isn’t enraged to the point of looking cross eyed, save the one who is evidently eloping with « lady through a dark garden, where’ only a heathen god iswatching. Th nearly all carry swords and, what's worse, wield them with stunning force. They have fierce side whiskers, too, and wonderfully, uncomfortably 280 degrees. Three coats are neces- sary to insure a finish, Black is the most lasting color. Le ens See that your tires are well cement. ed on. A loose tire may canse a se. rious accident. 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He is anxions to make a good im- battle at Mole St. Nichvlas, where it] pression, and feels confident that be was heard, and the losses on each|will have a show that will please side NATURALLY were placed at what|everybody, and make the company very popular At Memphis day before yesterday the company there played to $750, at ten cents @ was generally rHovanr would be the result in the event of a meeting of the Spanish and American fleets.” | seat. And, to cap the climex, the A. P.| Manager Bostwick intends in a explains the cannopading by: saying| Short time to inaugurate Saturday that ‘the Spaniards report that afternoon matioees for the ladies and ; children, Guatanamoa was bombarded by the!” yom time time, vaudeville features Americans.’’ will be put on, and these will no All of which goes to prove that/doubt add to the popularity of the the A. P, don’t propose to be short| troupe. The specialties last night were very good of news. When short of particulars it ‘naturally’? gives what would be ‘thought’? to be the facts, and the —_— A. P. papers put big headlines over] my, J, W. Lockwood, the well items that rest on ‘‘reports from @/ known contractor, has completed a vague source,’ and—get left. pretty residence near Fourth and = Caldwell strects for Mr. Sam A, Incandescent lamp globes suitable | Hill. for system for sale at McPherson's Drug store. tt For sawdust go ty 1304S, 3d St, ange bang Omaha ch aad any ing, Neb. they will vend you absolutely FREE a valuable paper on these , and positive proofs of their truly MaciCaL TREATMENT. Thousands of men, who have lost all hope of a cure are being restored by them to a per- fect condition. This Magical, TREATMENT may be taken at home under their directio1 or they will railroad fare and bills to all who prefer to.go there for treatment, if they fail to cure. They le; have no Free les, or C. KA D. The ,000 C8) guarant cure every mane they treat or refund every ros old or their charges may be in a bank bo be paid them when a effected Write them today cure is The Sun gives all the war news. ‘The old Grundy house, No. 509 South Seventh street, between Adams. und Jackson streets, is for sale. All bids will be delivered to the trustees of St. Paul Lodge No. 65 if left at J.W. Moore’s grocery. Trustees: Wm. Cole, E, Grundy and W. H. Clark. 19m5 high insteps. As for the gentler sex, a tragedy queen with wild black hair anda style as intense as Bernhardt’s own en- chains one. One is glad not to offend for she is just as bloodthiret; looking as the'men. Here's the lead- ing old woman, too, acapable-looking creature, who could look after two or three debutantes and still have time to pursue the even tenor of her own tempestuous way. The path of the flirtatious young man in Japan must be execedingly thorny, if all duennas Tike these. The maiden aunt is an i pe compared with many to which our own stage treateas, And the soubrette! What swirls of chryse. anthemum-showered drapery! Wha tentdlizing piquant perkiness! No ndereome women have adopted their enchanting little kimonos for negliges. ‘Their “Pompadour” locks everybody has appropriated. What damage must have been done in the heart of the gallery god, or whatever corresponds to him in the Japanese theater. With all the men villa only their looks to judge the other sex so many bundles of ar- tistic lating as UFVes, OnE Ceases spe *| to what it’s all about, and becomes lost inastudy of theit hands. Such hands! Each fiqger expresses volumes, and every little muscle and joint seems to tell a story of its own, How different are the prints rep- resenting the Chino-Japancse war! Aterrificman-o’-war is plunging away through the beautifully green sea, leaving behind the wreck of aChinese craft which looks like some grotesque sea monster, One snowy scene is 60 real that the falling flakes seem to have been peppered on after it was finished. What splendid vivid crim- son flames soar up from each and every cannon! Pictures of war are inspir- ing, but war itself—that is too terri- ble. It seems odd to see the Japanese eoldierin occidental dress, but there he {s. One sees where some Chinese came with the red-haired Germans (in Japan red hair stands for a to offer peace. A proud da have been for Jepan.—Philadelphis Record. Where Our Brushes Come A large proportion of the hog bris- tles that are made into brushes of all sorts are obtained from China. Be fore Chinese ports were opened to for- cigners the resideuta of China made no use of the brisites, but now they have become one of the important ex- rts. The hog bristles used in mak- ing fine brushes aie usual!y not Jess than three inches long, but the black Tsin bristles of North China are often more than twice that length and are famous the world over, The animals from which the black ; | bristles are taken closely resemble the uffalo News, A boy, bein, ed to describe a kit- ten, eaid: “A kitten is remarkable for tushing like mad at nothing whatever and stopping before he gets there.” Tt must have been the same boy who thus described scandal; “It is when nobody ain’t done nothin’ and some: body goes and tells.”—Pathfinder, Schools for Colored Pupils. There are in this country seven col- leges and 50 high schools for colored Pupils, __ : ‘i iiadiee af ees, < wn ornmemmmcen cement miral Sampso Must Meet the Spanish Fleet —Also Gardner Bros, & Co, will meet ali competition” in prices on t Furniture, Carpets, Mattings Stoves, bus In fact, everything that is ueeded in furnishing your house from start to 1 nish, Sev our iron beds before you buy. We have lower prices than ever ‘ward of on iron beds. We are the leading upholsterors of the city, We ima manufacture and make over all kinds of mattresses ard awniogs, Your credit is god, GARDNER BROS. & CO. Telephone 396. 203-205 South Third. WHAT? Ball Bearing |= * Typewriter ¥) YES ay, The '98 mode: 01 the New Densmore is ball bearing iu all. f£ee sample with % Oo. B. STARKS, Agent for Densmore, Yost and Caligraph 4 ae Typewriters. Supplies for all standard machines Wall Decorating Is our business, our pastime, our de- light. We should like the job of dec orating the great wall of China, but will be content if you will let us deco. rate a few walls in your house. Do they need it? Oh, y you can't get‘ out of that, and we always hate t a wall im need of artistic decoration. Bare walls denote a bare pocketbook or little consideration of the beautiful. But your pockeibook is all right and you know a good thing when you see it. W.S.GREIF. ~b Gomme Rose & Paxton. 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