The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 10, 1898, Page 3

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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD ‘Time Table in effect Apri! 8. 1898 LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHIS DIVISION Nowtn HouND— No WE No t4 Lea) Orie on, Mins, mphis .,...7 60am #0 pm J'kson Tenn.16 S Cairo, 1. 7%) pm 900 am Pat 12.8 pm 12 ot am pm than eo am Padueab 48pm 3% am 10 6am Morse tir Owensboro ville. Gioctenat! *10.00 pun" 10H pm 7am 50) pm Fam 14d aun Sourn Kounp— sat Cinetuuatt ais the 210 am 5 45 pm ® arm v2 pm S\Sam 99) pm 210 pm 3 am tt Memphis. ‘arrive Jackson, Mi Greenville Mus Viekaburg Natehex New Orleans ST au 745 pm LOUIS DIVE Arrive Padwoab All trams run aaily « rua golld between Pade. Tickets oF reservations, nd. PA. Chicago, TL A. Loulaville, Si, Louis, oF, J, 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. 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STAR STEAM LAUMDRY, hone 200. 120 North Fourth St. ED H, PURYEAR Ms,®. 8 Hay Attorney at Law ;And Notary Public, Real tstatej and Life Insurance Agent, and Abstractor of Titles Former master commissioner of 10 MeCracken cireait court, Will tice in all the courts of Jjoinin given to Ut the renting o| litigation. W receiver of insolvent esta aiminisirator of decedents’ estates and as guardian of infants. Bonds for security given in surety companies Office No, 127 South Legal Row), Paducah, Ky. A MISTAKEN IDEA al about paper on nt it is that ne wail, Just ard is no sign + used to hear a groat ke mut how frequ that it fits right, th You will by coming to w Wall Paper, Pictures end Frames And our tock is large, our prices are right, and designs varied, Call and inspect, pa ‘Our spectaltien are L. P. BALTHASAR w. M. JANES REAL ESTATE AND MORTGHGE LOANS See me to buy, sell or mortgage realty, OFFICE 828’; BROADWAY Second Hand Goods Highest cash prices paid by WILLIAM BOUGENO & SON We also carry a line of new Call and get our We also ex- 208 Court street. furniture, stoves, ranges, ete. prices belore buying elsewhere. change new goods for old Establish Johnson . Founéry and Machine,, Company 1855. Incorporated 1883. Steam Engines, Boilers House Fronts, Mill Machinery ‘0 Serews, Iron Fittings, Castings of all kinds KY. PADUCAH, When in Metropolis stop as the STATE HOTEL. | $1.50 a day. Special rates by the | week D, A. Baruny, Propr. |v jetween 4th and 6th on Ferry at Matil.Effinger & Co}. Undertakers and embalmers Store Telephone 126 130 89 parth street | | BALLARD’S Little Cuba Cigars Clear Havana Five Cents Straight OEWLSCHLAEGER & WALKER DRUGGISTS | Fifth and Broadway. SUBMARINE LANDSCAPES, | Observations Taken by Prof. Boutan at the Bottom of the Sea. Prof. Louis Boutan, of the Sor- honne, writes an article for the Cen- tury describing his successful experi- ments in submarine photography. Prof. Boutan says: “I soon found out that the bottom of the sea, especially near the coast, is not flat and monotonous, as one might imagine it to be. On the con- trary, it is very uneven, and presents most picturesque and varied Ia teapes. If one happens to have scended on a sandy beach one sees, as far as the eye can reach, a submarine meadow covered with long grasses, all bent over inthe direction in which the current is running. Here ané there deep ravines cut up the green sur- face, while farther away are noticed steep masses of rock formed by fallen blocks or stony precipices. © Every bowlder is covered with its dress of | seaweed, and in the crevices between swarm a whole fauna of invertebrates. “The ness of these subma- rine landscapes made a very deep im- | pression on me, and it seem mentabl repre | was | A LITTLE CARD TRICK. How a Priest Backed Gracefully Out of an Embarrassing Position . “~_ sion of the serv wekoned up aud a one of the choris ked him the names of seve cards, which the boy kh» Ile then suddenly asked the lad the name of the next saint's day, which the ehild could not tell. !” cried the priest, turning to the congregation, “you teach your children the names of every card in the pack, and leave them ignorant of their religion, Let this be the last time I am compelled to bring playing- cards into the church to shame you,” and, picking up his hand, he made an honorable retreut.— I sondon ' Tit-Bits, rs al of w correctly ‘Aa Ovject Lesson. A Texas military company was out on the range recently, practicing at rifle shooting. he lieutenant in command suddenly became ex. aspx rated at the poor shooting, and, seizing a gun from one of the privates, cried sharply: “Ill show you fellows how to shoot! Taking a long aim, and a strong aim, and ana gether, he fired and missed, turning to the private who owned the gun he said: “That’s the way you shoot,” MWe again Joaded the weapon and Turning to the second man ks he remarkec the way Tn this way times personal i accidentally ih And that ier his arth t way 1 Los At Kixpress Fearing for the Worst. Wife of « you feeling Editor dign tice this floor with me Wife (a ani Thope he did j Stray Stor Aren’t well | ? Not ve subse Anin- the of ly)—Tfeavens, Jolin, paper, t vi jry | Cal often get Joften | m: |w livense, 1 the | POLICE COU RT. SANTIAGO'S SAD PLIGHT. Cape Haytien, June 10.—Kvery Several Cow ant. “esis Cases| Word of information received today Were Cried by Ju Sanders, The Ordinances the thorities. Enforced by Judge Sanders said today that the strictly en- after, and no lentency will y excuses e come up with stock ordinances will be forced here: be shown 9 Heretofore people all sorts of excuses, and ally, where they were not been discharged. ‘The new ordinance. yone, for an caught running at lar, if bil: it, selling it’ in charges if not redeemed makes difference wh cowa, horses or whatev were turned out or got is amenable just the sar Judge Sanders also said the dog law would be ene that all persons warranted to procure license would without exception, as paying license has expired, just to other dog owners aid their taxes, to go free. There are no dou hundred dogs that have no licensed, aud itis the owners of these warranted, and then the be much greater that will be fine and costs will than the tax, if paid now. fore behooves all who their license to do 80 at on This morning Bs charged with allowit at large, and Messrs. J. M and Wm. Dann were cl allowing their horses to ru The horses but hence was dismissed fendants were before they can get and not in against t and the ordere 1 the cow was the ease animals of the | wtive ation were | until tomorrow Cal has been court for the | Smedley, colored a familiar one ed with that way he arreste dull, however, bh get in th was ch that es are 1s ti vs to ‘ned $I The case a running a bateher’s w was continu The cirenit conrt Judge Hush: ers Ww Jolian row, case was) carr license ve as any ¢ TAKE NOTIC Monday, we will offer for sale at th THE CITIZENS’ SAVIN Twenty-five Shares of tl stock of the Fowler W pany represented by C ber Ten and standi at on now have his cow dye Will Be Rigidly Au- have gener- blame, to however, gives the city the right to take up all stock and ii five days for Thos pether it may at, the owner te orved, for be the time for and wh allow others to Wht se not be It the ee aile or Ragsd. iw t larg were in ‘Terrel!’s stables her two de- the © pay their the Cases for left oy whose fo poli st quarter of a centu in but it is not When e usual lockup, and he nd costs this morning. for gon without a until tomer the | Greer, ied to ease, 1 that bute their eon one else June 2 G Nu name of John P, Campbell. Sale will be cash, td Crrzens’ Saving PACURSION VIA ILLINOIS CENTRAL Summer rates are now in effect to Ng Crit P r ood for 90 days, Oa May 17, homeseekers excursion tick sold to various points in Tennessee, Arizona, Ar- Indian Territory, and |! are for the round | Mississippi, Louisiana, kansas, Texas, other states at one trip. Good for 21 days t llmtf J.T. Dono For nice dry sawdust tel. Illinois Central R. R, 10 o'clock a.m. and will be to the highest bidder for s Bane an, and heal and June 7, and 21,} ets will » return. AN, 29, OF INTEREST TO STOCKHOLD Free Transportation to Attend the Annual Meeting at C! ERS hicago. Some Interesting Facts, In order that the stockbolders of the Illjnois Central Railroad company may more readily attend in person the annual meetings, there bas been posted in each station of t ny a notice to the effcet t cordance with a resolve of the of directors, there may be etch holder of one or the capital stock of the tral Railroad company, inon the books of the « mor ticket engbling him or her to travel | lines from the Centrrl Rail- over the company’s station of the Hlinois arest to his or her o and the pury the next ing of the comy held at its on Wedues¢ atnoom, De ny sl ottive i y, September date Of its issue gu fully set forth on the referred to. in 1862, the capital stock ¢ ame full paid ing from 4 per pereent, per semi-annually stock, since to every the company, in less than 5 per ceut., the present vets -# distribution, he com hat, ia 0 issued e ah linois C 4s registered {1 ‘ompany registe return, » of attending, in person annual stockholders’ meet which will ia Chic 28, 1s ils as to the necessary procedure to obtain such ticket, the limit, posted notices | In this coanection, it will be interesting to note that since, vf the a eash divi- cent, to annum, bas been paid holder and that it is now twenty ye any the not pa was former BANK Capital fhoat © rtifics in the ard bears out the story yesterday it the landing of American troops and the forming of a junction with the Cubans near Santiago. The latest information received from the beleagured city says: Santiago is in a hopeless panic,and flight to the hills is prevented only by the fact that the insurgents are now swarming about the town in constant ly increasing numbers, cuttiog off all chance of escape. A land k upon the city is expected at any mo-+ ment, The arrival of the main body of troops from ‘Tampa is only needed to make the siege complete and force an early surrender. Cervera’s only chance to prevent his ships from fall into the hands of the Americans appears to be to seuttle them, Admiral Sampson's guns have ayain een turned upon the land for: Uiffcations, Masked batteries near the entrance to Santiago harbor have been shelled, and the forts at Agua dores have been further reduced, for the pp e of completing the work of Monday Communication between the insur- -|gents and the fleet is constant. The Cubans are active, and arms, ammu- nition and supplies for them were landed by the Suwanee yesterday in great quantities. The insurgents anil Sp aniards fight lon Monday, when the insurgents had pressed forward west of Santiago, shelled the Spa jards, who fled to the mountains, eheckering the path followed in their retreat with the dead and woun¢ Santiago de Cuba is on the verge of starvation. All the food has been seize for the army and navy the troops and sailors are on half ra- tions Rear cially «i the Cuba was to troops. ‘The tained mended Ensi appr ing withio 150 yards of the Sp attleships at night and learnin, the Span iarde were remounting m- it ral re aid un ale ith and ve. ly, Admiral Sampson has offi- red that the purpose of Iment of Santiago de clear the way for the object has ate bom! re. heen nce Henaly In Blood De 4 clean skin arets, Candy Cathar 1 mean: wit, Cas lly HOWARD FACTION IN the Bakers Are Kendezvousing in Clay County, Near Manchester, TOW Manchester cial to Louisville many false rumors going out here, but the true situation is Ky., June 10—(Spi Post.)—There from bad The Howard faction, reinforeed by the friends of ex-Sheriff White, are ill here in town, and are said to be armed, Phe Baker faction is allin the county, eight or ten miles from town, vid all well armed, Che true story of the killing of ex- criff Wm. L. White bas not yet a told, and I canvot yet learn the rticulars sufficient to to tell it, Che Evening Post correspondent had a conference with a repre tative f the Baker faction, and they say t ey ‘seame, Offered to sur- ler aud be mobbed.’’ In the intime the people of the county, are not allied with one side or other, will not come to town or ything to do with it. They soy itis worth @ man’s life to inter- in the matte all. In fact, people not interested in the feud are comingly cowed Vhere will be a call upon the gov- r for troops perbaps by the time reaches the Post. There has been no outbreak here ¢ the killing of Sheriff White, but will be bloody times unless the law is used to bring both sules into plete as hoth are equally determined. m- re Ith] J the have be subjection, WIL}. RUN ON Ic, Engineer J. B, Cavey, formerly on the LC, but late of Vicksburg, Mos, is here to take another run on tie Uhnois Central. He will begin Monday, and will run between Padur cal and Central City, RHEUMA M CURED, After eminent physicians and all other known remedies fail, Botanic vod Balm (4. B. B.) will quickly Thousands of testimonials at- this fact, No case of Rheur 0 can stand before its magic heal- power, Send stamp for book of particulars, It contains twill convince you that B. B the best cure for all Blood Diseases ever discovered, He- of substitutes said to be “just ood." $1.00 per large bottle, OPED JOURNALIST CURED eure te ne | ti to evidence BK. and red for AND eS TIFIBS. be} | was aitticted for three years with rheum atten of the ankle and joints , nm extent that locomotion was maith sult, and 1 suffere at sin. ~L was mdaced to try a tottte 8. B. Band before Thad com pleted the second bottle t experi- jenced rehef, and four bottles effected an entire cure, Six months have 1 since the swelling and pain disappeared, and 1 will state that B. BH, has effected a permanent cure, for which Lam very grateful, Waipay, Atlanta, Ga, » by Druggists. 8. are of m= |g of - | country J, W. Moore, DEALER IN Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Free delivery to all parts of the city, Cor. 7th and Adams, WOOD ¢ YARD! bbs is in the orner of Tenth He is well known ption. All Mr. George W. ¢ wood business at the and Trimble streets. by all, and will give satista orders promptly filled. COLORED ani, 's DEPARTMENT): EXCURSION TO MEFROPOLIS, An excursion will be ran to Me- tropolis Sunday on the fast fly steamer Geo. H. Cowling. The casion will be the rally of Rey, Rob- erson of that place, Rev. J. W. Hawkins will assist him on that day. The fare for the round trip will nts, The boat will leave he o'clock a, m., and return at 5 Everybody invited. he aty p.m. AFTER COLORED RECRUITS FOR THE INPANTRY, Chaplain Allen Allensworth, of the Twenty-fourth United States infantry is in Louisville from his post in Uta, for the purpose of enlisting re- | croits for his regiment, He wants}® 720 colored men. be Many no doubt remember Chap- lain Allensworth. Ue is man and a Kentuckian. rank of captain. He at Bowhog Green Capt. Allensworth, says the Cour- r-Journal, has noted that Governor diley wanted to raise a colored pgiment of Kentucky volunteers but was not permitted todo so. He thinks that the men who would have joined that regiment can serve their jast as well, if not better by joining the regular service. ‘They will have the opportunity to leave the army at the close of the war, if they so desire. a colored He has the formerly lived ,] state if ‘| the opera house next “| this city som visit several towns in the ails to get the required number in Louisville, which is 720 He m The commencement exercises Tuesday even- ing bids fair to be witnessed by a large audience. Not a thing is being left andone to make it a io ery respect. Everyone io the city county should make it a point |F in their lives to be present at this the first Commencement of colored grad- uates in this city. Let everyone who as a spark of race pride in’ the suc- 88 of our young people be there. It will among the grandest events in all the years of our lives. If you wish to obtain a seat where vou will be in a good position, you should secure your ticket before the evening of th will he a missionary rally rimble-street Chris- There will be services allday. ‘The pastor, Rey. S. R Cotter, will preach at the morning «evening services. Rev. W. A, iker will preach ia the afternoon Rev. W. 8. Baker field yesterday at} F t success t ercises. There Sunday at the tian chure went to May- al No. sermon A.M. E Gg The Hod Carriers’ union, lo: 2, wil their aunual preached at Burks’ Chapel church wext Sanday by Rov Burks lay COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES ent ex- Viekets for the Paducah high to be hell at Morton's a on Tuesday night, June Mth, on gale at VanCalin’s, price alr the commence eromes of house are DOW ) cents, red liek pre book Those who have aly sec them reserved by at VanCulin’s ets can lave senting them store. A comwittee will be at the head of steps to take Charge of all dowers ¥% be presented to the Q no one will be allowed to flowers in any other manner, Rey, L. H. Brown and family, of New Madrid, Mo, was in the city this week visiting his sister on North ‘Tenth street A grand entertainment will be given at the ice cream parlor of Mrs Vina Gains, 1129 aah Ninth street, Saturday evenin; ybody ine vited to come out : spend an even- ing of pleasure. gradaates, & prese: = 10)2 ‘There will be children’s day exer- cises at Hurks’ obapel Sunday after- noon at ¥ o'clock, Mr. Porte time ago to the ern Lunatic asylum at Hopkinsvi died the other day and his rem were brought to the city yesterday and buried this morning. ins ber, A. D LRASC worn to b » my this ath day « re Notary 1 ots take blood Hal acts d atareh J CAPNBYS Teledo, lace free t Sold by 1 Hall's ‘are the best Dow? Tohaceo Spit ana Smoke Four hive ames. Po quit thaceo eanit forever. 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