The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, May 25, 1898, Page 1

DRUG STORE night Your patronage Hayler's always, fountain and ice cream, Goods delivered ‘Time Table tn effect Apri! LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHI Nowra Hounp— No Leave. New Orieane Ji kmow, M baw, 12 4 Mempiits..--7 90 am Jkson Tenn, 10 2 a 104 am Cairo, Ut N +. 1235 pm 1201 am 205 pm tibam 215 pm 120 am we 3G pm 2am 6 Rvansville....$ 00 pra 660 au Hopkinsvitie = ’ Owensboro “100 Louisville... .100 ~~ Cloctonaud TWam it ny a Soors Hoump— 2 asa , Leate % Opa Goutral Cay 12660 Hopkins vill 68002 opin Rransville isam @ Princeton 1240 pun 9 22 AM 8 900 945 pm arrive » Paducad 210 pm 3 48 am 110005 8 pm 4 Leave No 16 Pad < 220 pm 3 8.0m 400 p Arrive Fulton........ 21-9. pan 6.09 mn 700g SY corey} jackson, Tenis.....80) pa ‘arrive Memphis... SR pm titan ‘arrive Jackson, Minn tami solicited Perfect erage s No oy No THE SUN'S WAR NEWS IS THE BEST. ESTABLISHED 1600, ENELSON + SOULE'S Orders For the Invasion a Cuba Led 4 COMPLETE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS Open all. Telephone 8 ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD 1s, 4 63am <9 am 78 pm ST. LOUIS DIVISION. fet sleepers * ‘Traisr 4 and 241 ran ean aed Hopkins vill For intormariou, WA Hi. Hai AY Paducak’ # GREIF & CHRISTY First-class... sot 12:01 pm. Tid pm, a - £008 m, : 3:10pm, ally except those marked | aS Horseshoeing and May Be Issued Friday. THE DIOCESE, Troops May Be Sent to Porto Rico], sane orosi Fran at tm Immediately and Increased Forces to the Philippine Islands. A SPANISH FLEET IS FAST IN SANTIAGO. The Spaniards hi Believed to Be Out of Coal and May Be Starved Out of Their Nest. '|SAMPSON IS ORDERED TO ATTACK FORTIFICATIONS, But Will Not Attempt to Enter the Bay of San- tiago Just Now—Cervera Can- not Escape. WILL BOMBARD SAN JUAN. Admlral Sampson Ordered to Capture Porto Rico Im- mediately, THE OREGON GOES TO HAVANA. Has Sailed to Lead the Bombard- ing Fleet Headed For Morro ~ Castle—Marietta and Bat- ~~ faio Are With Her. SCHLEY REMAINS AT SANTIAGO. | gctioy wit eect c And Will Attend to Admiral Cer- vera and the Spanish Armada, May Do Some Bombard- tng Also. {SAMPSON HAS SAILED FOR PORTO RIC). May 24 issued a call for 75+ to be mustered The presi- ngton, Jdont has just 000 more volunteers , Blacksmithing in just assoon as svon as possible | The will come mostly from the “4 The only place in the city equipped | — “oes es sete "4 with the necessary tools to do first Sars gaxtetcchll bess’ Monk weds class carriage and wagon work, necessary by the decision to send x Building new work a specialty. 319 COURT STREET 319 THE $5 twelve plate holders free. VIVE CAMERA Is splendid value for your money If you intend | the danger altendi buying a camera drop in and see sam ples of pictures taken with this instru Cameras from troops immediately to Porto Rico and to increase the number of troops osdered to the Philippines Phe Semi-otlicial statement is also given out that the invasion of Cuba will be ordered Friday. WILL STORM OUT CERVERA. Waslungton, May 25.—1t_ is lieved here now that Comodore Schley Span- he- will storm out Cervera, as the re thought to be out of coal ovisions. Orders have been sent to Admiral Sampson to attack the fortifications of Santiago but not to enter the bay Cervera is in a trap and without at present it is hoped to capture him A great battle. CERVERA IN SANTIAGO. ment, Instruction free. ; ; $1.00 to $50.00, Photographic supplies Washington —Secretary of all kinds. Long today said: ‘lam sure that ’ Commodore Schley has Cervera and oe M'PH ERSO INN'S [the Spanisn fleet cooped up in Santi- SONeN AND BROADWAY ago harbor, With Sampson near for = reinforcement,” Good Bye ALGER MAY RESIGN. Va —It is again dache Washington, M It is aga Old Hea reported that Secretary of War Alger If you use our Good Bye Head- ache Powders—4 doses, 10c. + J.D, BAGON & CO, . 1 HARMACISTS Gold Fish Agents, Seventh and Jackson Pe BROADWAY HOUSE. . Rest hotel in the city. Best accommodations, nicest rooms, MEALS 25¢—$1.00 PER DAY. Broadway aud Kighth street Cerner BUAVETHTD, BE, J. J. Muavows, Propr. will resign and will be succeeded by Judge MeComns, ANOTHER SPANISH CLAIM. Madrid, May 25,—The Spanish now make the claim that four Spans ish warships are approaching Manila | to attack Admiral Dewey, ON TO PORTO RICO. Washington, May 5. The Presi« dent has dee'ded to sad 20,000 men A [BRerto. Rieo and bas ordired Ad: M4 a | miral Sampson to bombard San Juan landing place imme- diately, Sampson tor Porto Rico to execute the President's orders, WILL BOMBARD HAVANA. Washington, May :04 p.m. — The Oregon, Marietta and the Buf- falo sailed today from Jupiter, Fia., bombarding fleet at Ha- and to open a has sailed to head the ley still remains at San Sampson hag sailed for San Jone: THE OREGON'S ORDERS. Key West, M has been ordered Sampson’s squadron, lt is reported here today that ervera tomorrow. Jupiter, Fla,, May —The Ore- gon, Marietta and Buffalo are here allright. THE SITUATION. The best information clearly indicates that Admiral Cerve- ra is securely bottled up in Santiago harbor by the American warships 25.—The Oregon Admiral to join obtainable Information to this effect has been received in Washington. The cutting of cables near Santiago Friday leaves only one means of com- munication between Admiral Cervera and Blanco, and that will soon bi Ivis believed at Washington that the Spaniard is securely trapped, and that his ultimate destruction is as- sured. The invasion of Cuba will be de- Jayed only until more transports can There are now thirty but as many more necessary will be two divisions of the invading army, the first consisting of the 30,000 troops be secured. ships in waiting, are ‘There ew Orleans and Mobile, and the second of 45,000 volunteers. ‘The first army of 30,. 000 will be made up of 19,000 regu- lars and 11,000 volunteers. now at Tampa, ain has evidently changed her mind about trying to reclaim the Philippines. Seven thousand troops ined for those islands detained near Gibral- A Barcelona dispatch says the that were de have now tar. sending of reinforcements to the Philippines has been postponed in- definitely. Washington has information that Spain’s fleet at Cadiz is not expected Little doubt its to sail under ten days. is now entertained that destina- tion, if it leaves the spanish coast at all, will be not the Philippines, America, and ‘Three transports, hearing 2,458 en listed men and 128 officers, are ready to sail from San Francisco for Ma- nila, For nice dry sawdust tel, 29, tf Meeting--Intercsting Program. The diocese of the Episcopal church has been in session today in Grace church, with a large delega- tion present, Only routine business was transacted, The attendance was good and the interest intense. WEDNESDAY, MAY 25. 10 a. m.—Celebration of the Holy Communion. Sermon by Rev. Wm. H. McGee, missionary at Anchorage and Pewee Valley, ‘The council will convene immedi- ately after the service. 12:30 p, m.—Recess, 2 p. m.—Business session. 7:30 p. m.—Address by the Rt. Rev. Chas, R. Hale, D, D., bishop of Cairo, on “The Lambeth Con- ference."’ THURSDAY, MAY 26, 7 a, m—Holy Communion. dress by the Rev. Jas, G, rode, D, D., rector of eburch, Louisville. 10 a. m,—Business session. 12:30 p. m.—Recess. 2 p. m.—Basiness session. 7:30 p. m.—Meeting in the inter- est of Diocesan Missions. Addressed by the Rev, Joho J. Cornish, rector of Christ charch, Bowling Green. The Rev, John K. Mason, D. D., rector of St. Andrew’s church, Louis- ville. The Bishop. FRIDAY, MAY 27. 7a. m.—Holy Communion, Ad- dress by the Rev. John K, Mason, D, D , pastor of St, Andrew's church, Louisville. 10 a. m.—Business session. 12:30 p. m.—Recess. 2 p. m.—Basiness session. SUNDAY, May 29, Ad- innige- Calvary council, Pp. m.—Closing service of the Sermon by the Bishop, AN ENTERPRISING FIRM. In this issue will be found an im- portant advertisement from Ellis, Rady & Phillips, ‘The enterprising merchants of this mammoth retail house are well known in this city as is also the fact that their goods are always just as represented. Examine the Siberia refrigerator. We guarantee them be charcoal filled. No trouble to show them. 23m3 Hank Bros, & Jongs, Mayor Lang received a telegram this afternoon from Mr. Lyon, st Jacksonville, Fla., saying he left there last night for Paducah, to. ac- Cept the position of assistant engiveer. Hank Bros, & Jones have the best freezer made; that's what everybody Gays that uses the W, onder, 23m3 CURSION VIA 1 NOES CENTRAL R.K Summer rates are now in effect to Dawson, Grayso tenden and other summer and health resorts, good for 90 days, On 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. limtt J.T. Donovan, agent. No-To-sac for Fifty Ceavs. cure, makes weal Strong, blood pure. Boe, #4. All drugyists, a PADUCAH, KENTUCKY WEN | table stufed bis pockets with all sorte of} | NOTHING NEW. The Brutal " Assailant of Mrs, Stanley Is Still at Large. Has Doubtless Made Good His F: e@pe— Still Much Excitement Over the Outrage. There have been no new develop: ments in the assault case, Mrs. Stanley is improving, and will re- cover. Her assailant has not been cap- tured por has he even been heard from, ‘There have been numberles: reports about his having been caught but no one bas been arrested, and only one or two suspects have been taken up. These were questioned and forthwith released. here is no theory of the direction-the fiend took, but it is generally believed that he has escaped. One or two negroes who shswered the description were taken up last night and yesterday, but they all proved where they were aud were released, The bloodhounds did ne good. There was great excitement in the city last night, and early in the eve- ning it was reported that the right negro had been caught, and would be lynched. A great many people of the city without stopping to investigate, hired buggies and bicycles, and the road was full of people ina short time. At 9 o’clock there were 300 or 400 people in the woods surrounding Con- cord school, and many of them were armed. It was then learned that there was no trath in the reports, no one under arrest, and there would be no lynch- A great many seemed disap- pointed, and many did not return to the eily until after widnight. A begro was under suspicion here, but the idea of connecting him with the heinous ault was deemed un- reasonable hy many, as he can hard- ly walk on ‘account of his age. It was last night also reported that a man bal | arrested near Florence Station, but all the rumors seem to «J about the same foundation ditional particulars of the as- santt state that the man had a stick both times when he appeared at Mr, Stanley's. After he had gone to the it helped himself to a pie, he food as if to prepare to stay in the! woods a8 long as possibie. He choked Mrs. Stanley until she almest gave up, and afterwards at- tempted to kill hee with a chair, but both times she fought him off with} the strength of a desperate woman, and saved her life. It is generally believed that the negro was a stranger in this part of} the country. When he left the] DAY. MAY 25, 1898, ortered to give the brute her money, and gave him her pocket-book, be made ber, at the point of a pistol, turn every- thing out of drawers, shelves and every where else, in search for more. TAKE NOTICE! Until the 15th of June we wiil receive orders for placing water in your premises eight feet in- side of fence, including hydrant and all connections, for $6.00 for a short connection and $7.50 for along connection. Open evenings from 7:00 to 9:00 o’elock. Respectfully, Minzesheimer Plumbing Co., Phone 362, Under Yalmer House. Mrs. J. W. Solomon, wife of the man who was given a fine of $100 and fifty days in jail for indecent conduct at the Gentry shows some time ago, was atthe city hall this morning trying to enlist the sym- pathies of Judge Sanders and Mar- shal Collins in her behalf in her ef- fort to get bim out of jail. While the officials feel, 2 compasion for the wife, they have no sympathy for the man, and declined to interfere with justice as itis now being enforced. The woman is almost without me of support, and Mayor Lang ha lately given her several orders for provisions, CHIL DEATH. The urepitoh teicld child of Mr. R. B. Plant, of 911 South Eleventh street, died last night. The mother has been dead buta shorttime. The funeral occurred this afternoon, EXCURSIC Sunday, 29th, the Dick Fowler, under the auspices of the Catholic Knights and Ladies, leaves Paducah at 9a.m. Leaves Cairo at 5 p, m. Fare for round trip 75 cents. 25m4 It is wondered why more time is not spent in repairing the holes in jthe streets, and less in baving the police report them to the e' A well-known citizen authority for the statement that there are 1,000 on Jefferson street alone. It is part of the duty of the police to report all eels, but there is no el with which to repair them after they are found. Marshal Collins will begin tomor- row to enforce the hog and dog law, and will take up allof both caught running at large, The hogs will be} impounded and the dogs will be drowne THE cA ‘DAILY SUN. -| lieutenants and CAMP COLLIER. Interesting atte From One of the Paducah Boys—Capt. Davis Is Rapidly Recovering. an"Is Appreciated at Can er—The Company Get- ting Along Nicely. the Camp Collier, May 23, 1898. The Sun: No news of importance has hap- pened in the past few days worthy of This morning the company g' y mustered into the U, S. service pt. Davis is still con- flned to his bed in the Protestant In- firmary, but was mustered into the service with his company. He is now rapidly recovering from his fall and hopes to be at camp in a few days. It is worthy of note to say a young lady of Paducab, Miss Lena Henneberger, is nurse at the above named infirmary. The boys all feel and act more like soldiers than they did before they were mustered. When we were lined up ready for muster, two men failed to show up, Beverly Reed and James Grogan. One man in line, Henry Gamp, dropped out after we were in line of march to the mustering office. These three men deserve the censure of all good people and are a disgrace to our fair city. The boys are all bitter against +| these mea and it would go hard with them if they should show up at the quarters. It is to the credit of ovr city to say that none of the Paducah boys have been in the guard house and all have conducted themselves ia a gentlemanly and soldier-like way. ‘They have won an enviable repu- tation in the camp and no company is better liked or better known in either the Second or Third regiment than company K of Paducah. (Here allow us to say we are cou y K and not company I as has errone ously been stated, © Much confusion over mail matter has arisen over this error). We are fortunate in having for neighbors company K of Madi sonville. They are quartered in the same barn with us; Capt. Burchfield, commanding that company, is a sol- dier and perfect gentleman, His his entire company are a nice set of gentlemen and are a credit not only to their home town but to the state of Kentucky as well. We are proud of them and they have won a place in the hearts of company IK that will be lasting. We have no orders yet as to when we will m In the absence of Cspt. Davis Lie tenants Stewart and Harris have ducted the affairs of the com a magnificent manuer, and their y in | served po THE WEATH Fair weather tonight and Thursday, ased mpany. ‘They have sdmin- istered to the wants of every mem= ber in the company. Joe Sinith is at the firmary with pneumon ported this ¢vesing very sick. Andrew Bradley is also at the same place and has since the second day of our encampment. He 8 improving very much and will, be all right in a few days, The rest of the boys are doing well enough, considering onr loca- Several of the boys have been remembered by friends at home with es and which is doubly ap- preciated at this time. The kindness of the Sus in liberal- ly supplying us wis! copies is highly appreciated, W to add that the Ses has been more liberal in this respect than the other Paducah pa- pers—more anon. inity has been ine Catholic ine and is re as being been nice NOTES, Chech Davidson pre favorite every day, he best cooks. ves more a sore of our Herman Wei! proves to be one of the most popular corporals in the p, aud we predict a higher place awaits bim, Fred McKonigift is with us and adds much totue company in the way of a drawing card for the ladies, Dutch Dickie and Jesse Ullman are known by the entire camp as the Siam twins,’* and are universal favorites. The Y.M. C. A large tent with tables, chairs, ete., for the comfort of the boys. They furnish us with papers, books and stationery. The bath tubs of the association in the city are open to the boys also, only requiring us to furnish a towel. ‘This is quite 9 fa- vor duly appreciated. Joe Sinnott and Zach Bryant are favorites with the fair sex, and have taken several ‘buggy rides.”” Frankfort, May 24 —It is learned here that the C. & 0. road has been ordered to have a special train in readiness to carry a regiment of Kentucky troops the last of the week. It is believed it is to take the Third regiment to Eastern coasts defense on Friday or Saturday. The Second regiment by the Cincinnati Southern bas erected a goes Sergeant-Major Tom Jackaon is now a private in Company K, He lost his position by another betng ap- pointed to it. F. @. HARLAN, JR. The Leading Plumber and Gas Fitter Sprinkling hose, bath tubs, gas fix- tures and fi. tings of all kinds, See his prices before having your work done. No job too large, no job too small, 122 Praadway; phone 113, neighborhood he came in the direction of the Brordway road and town, and this strengthens the theory that he escaped on board some train. Mr, Joe Potter, father of Mrs. | Stanley, yesterday found the bulle which struck the lady i the head. It was found on the floor, and was mashed flat, having strack her in the forehead and glanced off, coming out near the temple, It was a 38 calibre, and all that saved her life was the fact that it struck her a glancing > blow. The othir bullet was also} found yesterday, having lodged in the| ,t° muscle near the backbone. J.S. GANSTER Notarv Public AND SOLICITOR OF PENSION CLAIMS Prompt and thorough attention given to all cases. Vouchers for quarterly payment of pensions carefully attended to. Ottice, 714 South Third street, SNTIFIC AND FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITHING “1 REPAIRING be HORSESHOEING All work guaranteed. A. W. GREIF, Court Street bet, 2d and 3d. HENRY MAMMEN, Jr. BOOKBINDER A thoroughly equipped Book-making plant, You need send nothing out of town. Patent Flat-Opening Books RROADWAY 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 than those that a’most fit. The acme of style and workmanship is ours. Drop in at 388 Broadway and see about that belated spring suit. You'll bejglad you waited- DALTON, THE TAILOR ‘will cost you so little. % fy | lits eooadness, jmarkable sale. Except inferior shoes can be found here. offer honest material, whether it be calf or kid, /iean or black, and made up in an honest manner, ylinto stylish and durable footwear for men, women ) or children Any and every new shape or style “ that is worthy ot consideration wiil be tound in jour stock, and the fact that it is there is proof of ‘Our ladies’ shoes and oxfords at $2.00 have had a re- Their merits have won friends everywhere. good shoe is our $1,50 line. Al Kinds of Shoes We Another GHO. ROCK & Son 821 BROADWAY tail suit over $1.50. For boys. pai pan + New Silk Ties A handsome line goes on sale this week. Call and see them. Economy Suspenders ‘Twenty-five cen Holds up drawers as we . Just the thing for summer wear—cool and comfortable. Free with every purchase of $1 or over in our children’s department. Affords amusement for the grown folks as well as the little ones. In order not to disappoint our little friends who failed to them, we have ordered a fresh supply, and will give a baseball outfit free with each poy’s knee pants Suits, 3 ¥ £ variety. B, WEILLE & SON PADUGAR’S ONLY ONE-PRICE OUTFITTERS 40) BROADWAY 411 pants, caps, belts, hose, ete, FREE ¢ SCIENTIFIC BOX KITE « FREE FLIES TWO MILES HIGH Our bic kite needs no get a baseball outfit, we being out of Our Bicycle Outfits shoes, sweaters, are in great We can match all our fine sweaters with golf hose, + Latest Nove'ties In silk ties this week, 5ce. Auerbach’s newest cieations, The Linnwocd <The Only High-Grade Big Five-cent Cigar.