The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, May 28, 1898, Page 2

ON THE LINEN COUNTER at prices which mean nothing short of real economy place a large lot of Table Linens and Towels ‘Twenty-five dozen strictly pure linen hemmed hick towels, 20x40 inches, 10¢ each. Extra heavy huckaback towels, 18x36 inches, at 15 cents. Fine quality linen, hemmed tow. els, 22x44, at 19 cents, Extra German damask, fancy 62 inches wide, for 75¢ yard. | bordered fringed towels, at 35 cents. Fine bleached damask, stylish) Genuine huckaback, plain and patterns, 72 inches wide, tor $1,00| fancy bordered, hemstitched tow- yard, els, the very best value offered at These are not every-day 25 cents. HOTEL KEEPERS And thrifty housewives will do well to take advantage of this offer of Extra Quality Genuine Scotch Linen Sixty-two inches wide, the very best for service... Newest Neckwear Novelties This week we Five pieces of genuine heavy weight damask at 25 yard, Five pieces extra quality, guar anteed fast colors, heavy red dam- ask at 48¢ yard, Good quality 69-inch damask, only 35¢ yard. Extra heavy bleached dama German values. In this era of shirt waists, part in a woman's outfit, These are just from the center of fashion, Satin club ties, black and all colo White and figured piquet puff ties, 25 cents, ,.10 cents, Handsome satin puff ties, light and dark colors, 16 inches long, for 50 cents, Fancy fringed silk scarf ties, 25 and 50 cents. Ty Ei a0 es oi, epee et Well-made, light and serviceable for summer wear with shirt waists You Will Need These Excellent values in ladies’ white and colored gauze vests, for 1 and 15 cents. Pure lisle thread vests, black and white, New lot of jewel belts for 25¢ each Tucked chambray shirt waists for $1.00 Twenty-seven-inch printed dimities, pretty plaids and_ stripe cents yard. Kid gauntlets for driving and bicy Plaid silk parasols, only $1.50. cents. ng, 50 cents pair Bess MMA I In the Millinery Room Another arrival of stylish shapes and trimmings, fresh from the import- ers, await your inspection, We are Sole Agents in Paducah for Knox Ladies’ Sailors READ OUR Shoe Offerings! For this week we make it. interestingJfor men, as the following prices will evidence: $2.00 buys shoe, a man’s kangaroo low{ cheap at 3,00. 2.25 buys a man’s kangaroo half-| 2.« high congress sold at $4.00 and 5.00. 3.00 buys man's broad comfort- | able kangaroo shoe, sold at © buys man's black or tan vici (a beauty) 1.58 buys man’s gossamer calf congress, cheap at $2.00, The above are broken in sizes, but if you can get a fit you get a bargain. ‘ BUVAVWHA ELLIS, RUDY & PHILLIPS 21p BROADWAY 221 BROADWAY MEMBER THE DICK, ED for “WAR including battles Contains all about navies, forts and warships of The Decor Monday, Mz retura on th ion Day excursion 30, to Mound City and splendid steamer ‘Dick great Pictory of the gallant Dewey ; Howler tells everything about Sampson, Fowler will be a great event. Ele Schley, Fitzhugh Lee and leading &%t music will be on board and the comm&uders, by Hon, James Rankin *Pecia! advantages of this beautiful Young! the iutrepid leader for Cuba *t*%™er will make the occasion one libre in the halls of Congress. ‘The thet must not be missed. The ex- greatest war book published; G00 ¢tises at Mound City will be the most memorable since the war, Sev. large pages ; 100 superb illustrations, ed eral great speakers will be there. The aby in richest colors, Has large py" Aree colored maps. Biggist book ; bi Diek Fowler will leave | Paducah at commissions; lowest pric 7:80 a. m. sharp and will arrive home m. Fare for the round trip, 75 cents. ‘Remember the Dick as well as the Maine.’’ Excursion to Cr $1.75. Each subscriber receives grand $1.00 premium free. De- mand enormous ; harvest for agents pO days credit; freight paid; outtit ree, Write today. Address, T' National Book Concern, Dept. 15, 356 Dearborn street, Chicago, Springs On account of the opening ball at 66.9% Bes, Ozark Hotel, Creal Springs, the LNCURSION TO CAIRO, Illinois Central Railroad company willsell tickets from Padue to Sunday, 29th, the Dick bowler, | Creal Springs and return on June 10 under the auspices of the Cathohe/ $1.00, ‘Tickets good returning on Knights and Ladies, leaves Paducah |any train of June 11 s ata.m. Lesves Cairo 5 p.m.) td J. vey Fare for round rrip, 75 vents, vomi | eer is oii ponaetial Rai , His Fur uive dry eamdust tel. 29, 14} Peale for 8 load af pevess Donovan -+-Only 50 cents ylish neckwear plays a very important THE PADUCAH DAILY SUN Published every afternoon, except Sunday, by THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, INCORPORATED PRESIDENT Vice PREsiDENT . SRORRTARY <i. TREASURER M. Fisher, W.F. Paxton R.W.Clements, J. Williamson Jobn J. Dorian 4 East Broadway. Daily, per annum in advance. $ 4.50 Daily, Six months “ ‘ 2.25 Daily, One month, “ * 40 Daily, per we2k.......+++ 10 cents Weekly, per annum in ad- vance. Specimen copies SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1898, REED AND HAWAII, * The recent declaration of Hawaii that it will not assume neutrality in the present war, but sball remain hereafter, a8 heretofore, the friend and ally of the United States, brings prominently to the foreground anoth. er proposition in relation to that re- public, which has been pending for some months—i. e, tha annexation of Hawaii to tue United States, This question has had discussion in Con- gress and before the people and it has. pretty well settled that a large majority of the people favor annexa- tion of these islands, It seems also that no outside power has seen fit to object to it. In the House of Rep- resentatives, as well as in the Senate, alarge majority are in favor of it. The Senate has passed the resolution to annex the islands and it is now be- fore the House. One hundred and eighty-nine republicans bave in writ- ing, signified their favor towards the resolution and if the question should be laid before the House it would pass by a large majority. There is, however, a stumbling block in the House in the person of Speaker Reed, who opposes annexation and by the power he bas assumed, or rather made for bimself under the peculiar rules of the House, forbids that the question shall be voted upon. Whether he is under the influence of the sugar trust or other malign agen- cies which sometimes control the House, is not known or charged, but that he stands in the face of the wishes of the party is most true. Why he should assume to do this, and presume to know more than the whole party, is astounding. It may be but the love of the exercise of arbitrary power, ‘There is no doubt of the intellectual powers of the Speaker, but if they are to be used for the overthrow of the willvf the party, in a despotic way, the sooner Congress selects a man with a differ- ent quality of brains, the better for the party and for the country. When a man uses his gifts merely to grat- ify an unpatriotic thirst to rule, he should be despoiled of his opportu- nities to thwart the will of the people. Too much brains—too high intel- lectual powers, with 9 grasping ambition such as he appears to have, gave a Cataline to Rome, and a Cromwell to England. Tur sailing of the first detachment of the Manila expedition this week from San Francisco marks an epoch in American history and will make this war a most remarkable one. Whatever the ultimate results. may be as far as the relutions of this gov- ernment with Spain are concerned, the fact will be noted in history that in this war the United States sent its first army tos foreign country with the avowed object of giving to a peo- ple a better and more stable form of government. This act of casting aside a traditional policy and of willingly assuming some of the physical responsibilities for amelior- ating the condition of oppressed peo- ples marks « crisis io the trend of the political thought of this nation and its intercourse with the world at large. To the historian in after years, no period of our national life will be more interesting than that of which we are now in the midst. Tur President is said to have an- nounced that ro more war goes on until Cervera’s fleet is destroyed. It is evident he does not care to risk his soldiers and transports on the sea until the enemy, which would attack them, is destroyed. So the invasion of Cuba or Porto Rico may be con- sidered indefinite as to time of com- mencing operations, Awerican alliance, is a Conservative. | Recently Harcourt, a Liberal, comes out with a similar declaration, in! support of Chamberlain's suggestion. Howanp the inventor of the sub- marine torpedo boat proposes to take | his little craft into Santiago channel and destroy the mines, and then con- tunue into the harbor and sink Cerve- RY REQUIREMENT OF A CRITI- 2WRITER-USING PUBLIC. IT IS THE LEADER iN IMPROVEMEN Is, THE MOST MACHINE MADE, AND DAILY IN THOU- SANDS OF OF- FICES ALL ot OVER THE # WORLD, 4 ft ot CONTINUES TO PROVE ITSELF 4 TO BE # KZ ra’s ships. Let lim go. tora fight of some kind, Anything ny thing THE fo “ cube cg SOCIETY NOTES. NSS s The Smith Premier Typewriter Co,, LB WW, 821 Pine street, St. Louia, Mo. J. E. ENGLISH & CO., Dealers, 108 North Telephone N “Once during a performance in a little town in Kentucky,’’ said Her- man, the magician, ‘1 remarked, 1 am about to undertake a feat in which I shal! require a pint flask of whiskey. There was a dead silence. Will some gentleman in the audience please let me have a pint flask of whiskey? IL asked, adyancing to the front of the stage. Everybody sat Second street, Padueab, Ky. v0, I | Of Annie Maude Penn, Who Died llolds a Meeting and Listens to Mareh 0, 1808, and stared at me, and the silence was An Interesting Commit- on i‘ becoming embarrassing. Surely said in’ ibienine A litt I, ina Pentoaky comtaninlle L ought tee Report. Then folded soft your | oot to be compelled to ask you a iaty Weary hands and sank to rest, | second time for such a thing, 1| ‘Vill Adyertise pledge you my word I will retarn it} Which Will Be Open uninjured, Is there no— ‘Stranger,” Contractors, too frail for earth, While, our hearts you blest, For More Bids, Au “1 die, yet die to live In yonder world where all is air Admiral Furniture, Carpets, Mattings and finish, — = “\heard of on iron beds, We are the leading upbolsterers of the IN MEMORY manuf Telephone 396. Sampson Must Meet the Spanish Fleet — Also Gardner Bros, & Co, will meet ali competition in prices on Stoves, Lin furnishing your house from start to We have lower prices than ever a fact, everything that is neede See our iron beds before you buy. ture and make over all kinds of mattresses avd awnings. GARDNER BROS. & CO. 203-205 South Third. brash ould not stay, but beg that you man io the front seat, ‘wouldn't &) pie cchool board met last night in Fi | quart flask do just as well?’ Why T session, and the object of the |‘ For there no sorrows ecme oottBat th natn had | meeting stated by President} ‘Tv crush our hearts and mar our} ut the audience had arisen a8) oko, ‘Nhe committee then reported bliss | one man and was rushing toward the | joys There we will know no ja no | stage—"’ 5 death ge | Po the Board of Education of Padu , | This was told by Herman ia Sano? on Ky: Bat only happiness | Francisco and strange to say, believed + ad Gentlemen—At the last regular}, t ne r i by most of his audience, It is fan- : Good bye, bat not farewell ; necting of your body we, the under- le He gg j Ay Shut Keatacky's repletion; MMe siaeq enesibers werd: aipointed ajo le, While sud we-will moet . ant) s' ers appointed a agaip,’? | bie | Tia jcommittee to investigate the Jaw in} pear Maude! we know you're happy F " | regard to calling a ection fo vf Dr. Lillard Sanders, one of our|"@satd to calling an election for th how | urpose of ascertaiving the sewse of] And free from pain | most enterprising young men, today) !'"!"P°* ; ‘ : received a telegrain from Dr, Frank) ''° beoply on t ne restion otr Boyd, chie? surgeon of the ‘Third |*{titional fuuds for the pups Kentucky regiment, offering him the |°°MP!eHag the new high school bi position of chief hospital steward of |\?%+ 2nd, if itis found that such the’same regiment. He will leave to. | ©! tion eau be legally calle night for Lexington. A host of | {et with the city council id re friends here in Paducah will join us| ‘*lling the ss soap Your committee desires to report eee | that it bas performed that duty, and Mr. Horace G. Vaughan returned) tiuds that uniler section 157 of the ing of} Tho oft our hearts are sad And we may wish to see your face | We bow to Heaven and pray, | “God give us Grace ard to Wheo Christians die lke this triumph we can sip ave where is thy vic Ob! g Deat ny, 1, where is thy sting | Payne B. Tayvow is much improved 1 health. Last night, during the thunderbolt struck 3 wood tree in the yard of must be approved by two-thirds of the qualified voters of the city Mrs. James Cl We further report that we confered nts, at her lovely | home in the West End, will entertain | Mrs. Palmer Whcat and two little }t have the question submitted at sons will arriye tomorrow on a visit We, therefore, submit the to Mrs. Wheat's parents, Maj. and; regoing statement and leave the Mrs. Thomas E. Moss, in Arcadia, | watter for final agtion in the hands Bo Itbas been some time since Mrs. | of the bourd, Respectfully submit-] WILL OFFER A REWARD. | | Wheat made a visit to our city, and| (ed, C. C. Rose, | | to some of ainly traced | be discerned, according those who have seen it, in the wood by the flat s time. we understand that. since her last} J. A. Baver, In a few days a reward will be of- visit here she has been admitted to Committee: arrest of the negro who fered for the the bar in the western state in which} ‘The above report was received and| assaulted aud shot Mes. Lec Stanley she and her husband reside. With] @led, aud the committee on buildings] in the county, one day this week her ready wit and large store of| was instructed to advertise for bids in] The amount will be something knowledge we can safely predict 9} three more newspapers, and that hy-]$300, as there are three well knc a| brilliant fature for this — versatile} dralic pressed brick be used. gentlemen who have offered to give| woman. The intention of the board is not}$100 each. The reward may be as | All lovers of the beautital should [8 complete the building before Sep-|much as $500. Mrs, Stanley con-| visit the Campbell building today, |tember, 188. The bide will be {tianes to'lmprove. | Miss McGrew, one of the many tal ee en ee 8" TLOOKING BOR INFORMATION, ented artists in our midst, will have| Be #¢t00 last # on exhibition many pieces of her owa work and also that of her pupils. ROLL OF HONOR. Mayor Lang is io receipt of a let- The young ladies of the First Bs -_—- ter from ap insurance com rake | tist church will serve refreshments.|Fifth Grade of t Jefferson | ing fey ative to one ae “ ler anc ife, who are supp 0 Miss McGrew came among School. Hosts ba’ is ete pak a posln as cia about two years ago and by her gen- 3 esi = sceig i atunpagnae ap oi A tle manners and devotion to her Bs = Mr } ; nie hia ga eee any chosen art, Las made many friends Pe Toof bes windy "a ae te a ' | a ee Dun this is true or not. The mayor was | The euchre given by Mrs, Charles unable to find out anything about the} Morris Thursday afternoon to en.) udaon. case today. tertain Mies Jennie May Hart, of Klorence Lynn aR = DITCH CAVED IN, Henderson, Tenn., was as much ev-| Mary Seott j joyed as any of the season, which is} . Christie Wilson. : saying a good deal. After several] Lelia Holland, Several yards of gravel and mud} hours spent in card playing, delight-| Daisy Br sank several feet near Broadway and | fal and seasonable refreshments were} Kate Crumbaugh. Third last night, where the pipe had daintily served. Dora Burnaiwn, been covered up. More dirt was] — Ethel Pell. thrown in today and the street was] Mr. Arthur Board, of the Abram] Garth Ferguson. opened up. ‘There was a cave-in Hat Co., Louisville, Ky., will arrive] Norman Epsteiv. bottom in main trenel in the city this afternoon to remain} Barrett Hutson, Tand Court, also, but the over Sunday, Hugh Lo already been laid, and no ve resulted, | PNCURSION VIA | Sydney Barnes, Miss Francis Watkins, of Kansa: Harry Clark, City, Mo., 18 visiting Mrs. Samuel Lulu Moore. Quissenberry, on North Seventh] James Wallington, ILLINOIS CENTRAL street. Barney Fielils. seemeraens | Frank Long. Summer rates are now in effect to Dawson,’ Grayson, Cerulean, Crit-} tenden and other summer and health There are several weddings talked of just now, though none have beer exactly announced. A certain LEFK Iv THE MIRE, A a te Broadway official and a Jefferson gage apt flnetne ern oe street young lady with a wonder-| ne of Mr. James Glauber’s horses}, Qa May 17, and June 7, and 21, ‘ homeseekers excursion tickets will be ine ways this fully sweet voice have their names] was found near the v linked together in this manner, AJ}morning about daylight, mired in the} ®eld to various points eee young man on North Seventh street|mud until only the animal's ears| Mississippi, Louis: Arizos 1 and an East Broadway irl have|were visible, ‘The horse was hired | Kansas, Texas, Indian edges aay been paired off by their friends. out yesterday afternoon and search , °ther states ere for the round) “They say,’’ too, that a clothing| was made for it last night, but with. | ‘tp. Good for 21 days to return limit J. Donovan, agent out success, The buggy bad been detached und the rig abandoned, end the horse was badly used up by its night in the mire, and would have been a dead animal in a short time. The buggy was found this morning and Mr. Glauber was very indignant at the ireatment of his horse, as the young man who hired it failed to re port it when he unhitehed the buggy and left the whole rig in the mud for merchant and “a North Sixth strect young lady will soon join the great imajority—There are others too CAUGHT IN THE RAIN, od crowd at La park last n but wher the me up, @ large number of them came to town and escaped the | ain. About one-third, however, had fo remain until 10:30 or 11 o'clock before they could come in There was a GREAT EXHIBIT OF SUMMER Tue Universal Peace Union which has been writing mawkish peace stuff to Sagasta and the (Queen, will be re- quired to give up its rooms in Inde- pendence Hall, in Philadelphia, It has been considered an unpatriotic, if cota traitorous association, All overtures for peace should come trom Spain, and without avy conditions of her makin, Senator Moron offers an amend- iment to the war revenue bill autbor- izing the President to appoint a civi and military Governor for any islands which may fall into our possession during the war, and to maintain good order and to protect lives and prop- erty, Cuaxmrnsatn, whoset the tongues WASH GOODS!’ without getting wet. GUN CLUB the night HOOT, HEAVY EXPENSES, The practice shoot club ark timo Ste, breaking The costs of getting Lou’? Sinith, who was arrested in Metropolis re- cently on a charge of house breaking and grand larceny, back to Kentacky was about $45, including costs on requisition and ollicers expenses. About $12 of Uns will have to be po paid by Marshal Collins, unless the city reimburses him, Some of the Metropolis papers are displeased over the fact that the Paducah pa- pers did not give the Metropolis ofti- cers credit for the part they played in the arrest of the Ollicer Hoyer says they readered the most valuable assistance to him, and speaks very highly of the and Me, » best score, well attended, ar made Lawns in new styles and a good assortment of pattern and colorings. For a choice lot of dimities * in neat small pattterns. Yhief Barber was ~ last night re- quested to send an offiger out to the Home for the Friendless to quell a disturbance there. Special Oflicer Crow was send out and found one of the inmates bad suddenly violent and was disturbing the resi- | ™ For a large lot of lawns, lappets, ete., styles and ma terials suitable for waists and dresses. VIE & 60 iC rk, gang. COMMENC INT FLOWERS, We have just received a new stock of baskets for commencement, 26m3_—_ C, L. Buursoy.& Co Incandescent lamp globes suitable for system for sale gb Lisoage | bearing in all. this morning from Louisville, where | constitution of Kentucky an election : : he has been under medical treatment) may be legolly held for the parpose FREAK OF LigutNing, |machines. for the past month, Mr. Vaughan | of raising additional fuods, bat it : And Notary, Public, Real estate and the become | pr’ given to the collection of all claim dents, the renting of r litigation. receiver of insolvent estate: administrator of decedents’ es security given in aire secur ven in surety com, Omics. So wT South’ Por WHAT? .: YES The '98 mode! ot the New Densmore is ball £ee sample with Oo. B. STARKS, Agent for Densmore, Yost and Caligraph Typewriters. Supplies for all standard Wall Decorating* ’ ; ; with the mayor in regard to the mat-Tiawleigh, in at $ our busim in honor of ber charming young}, ‘ Peseta Rawleigh, in Mechanic I oe : |ter, who assured us that he would takelGant, ‘Ed Farley's residence, and| light. W guest, Miss Glass, of Madison, Tad.,| |)... ure in rendering us any legal as« het es Ah loratine ti one afternoon next week, Cards will |i Ke within his power. ciledagn nadeg veotnnaps nen eta bd if you wi afte: m1 , poke: pd splinters were strewn over the 4 v be the feature of this afternoon. | We desiteto:add that we. did ‘pot I : : rate a f{ Is in yc — | house, which was fifteen feet ‘ Mrs, W. E. Carr is visiting rela. } request the city council to call said | ag we in the street, but fortu-|they need i? Oh i. i lations in and near Clarksvilla,| lection, because a two-thirds vote of| nately no one was burt. It ; Jout of that, and we ’ Tenn. Jall the voters of the city being re-| shout 10:30 o'clock. a wall in nired, we did not think it prudent] On the tree the .word “war’? can| Ba or li But you know a good thing W. S. GREIF. Rose & Paxton, Give you All Kinds of FIRE = Insurance TORNADO Over Citizen’s Saving Bank. DOCTOR ALBERT BERNITEIM : cree Onna egne See Rae ras OR PRACTICE LIMITED TO DISEASES OF CHILDREN Stomach and Intestines (Liver Skin, including Hair and Nails. vie Blood (Anwmia, Rheurtutism, Gout, Kidneys and Genito-Urinary System Diabetes , when yc Hall -| THOS. E. MOSS ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 116 South Fourth Street, PROFESSIONAL DR, W. C. EUBANKS, | HOMMOPATHIST, | Telephone 12% om Residen iepbone "| HARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.D. A. S, DABNEY, Physician and Surgeon ® DENTIST. Oe tour 406 SROADWAY, 0 98, m., Los p.m, Ottice, No, 41949 Broadway, HENRY BURNETT Attorney -at-Law Will practice in all the courts. 18 South Fourth St., Papucan, Ky DR. J, D, SMITHS cti0e, {73t0 ta. m., Established{1855, Ineorporated 1883, Johnson |,, Foundry and Machine,, Company Steam Engines, Boilers’ . House Fronts, Mill Machinery And Tob Screws, Brass and Iron Fittings, Castings of all’ kinds} PADUCAH, KY. y io, rather than betw Iiroadway and Jot corner Ninth and Jefferson, Miss R. B. Hay Stenographer Attorney at Law When in Metropolis stop at the STATE HOTEL, : $1.00 a day, week, Life Insurance Agent, and Abstractor of Titles Formerly master com jeUracken cireuit e courts of this and Special attention Special rates by the D. A. Barty, Propr, » Between 4th and 5th on Ferry at Matil. fing Undertakers ang er & Ge djoining countie estate and all other t as assignee and also as ites ardian of infants. Bonds for will