The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 29, 1898, Page 2

COMMODORE RACKET STORE. _WATSO 407 BROADWAY Will Soon Sail for Spain, and May Pursue Admiral Camera. OF INTEREST NOW 8c, roc and 12'¢¢ Crash for dress skirts, per yard ‘ seen ee TRS A bargain in white P. K. at White organdie, per yard.. His Career as @ Naval Officer Has Been One of Eavi- able Honor. SUMMER UNDERWEAR Ladies’ summer vests...... 2c, 5c, 8!sc, 10c, 12‘¥c and 15¢ Children’s summer vests aeeeeccceee so §@, 7860 and Ice Boys’ Balbriggan shirts and drawers, each. +000 25C Men’s fine Balbriggan shirts and drawers, each Gcrippe-McRae Service. The Gallant Kentuckian Who Washington, June 29.—There is no better blood in the navy than flows in the veins of Commodore Wat- 2° gon, He was born io Frankfort, teeeseceeeseee2§e, 35¢, 39¢ and sco Ky., Aug. 24, 1842. His father, Edward Howe Watson, was ¢ skillful the Ki to make Excursion Last Night. the venture a fi have been accommodated. ments served quently and popular physician of the old DRESS SKIRTS Crash dress skirts.. school, and his mother, Sarah Lee Crittenden Watson, was a daughter of John Jordan Crittenden, the fa. mous Kentucky statesman, rival of “s Genry Clay, goveraor at one time of nicest Kentucky and attorney general in scientist LARS, Setentifte America 8, elect The excursion last night on the Bettie Owen to Metropolis, given by its of Pythias, was a suc~ cess in all the various particulars that goto make up a pleasant and suc- cessful event of the kind ; the weather was fair, the crowd was large enough ial sue- cess, though many more people could The order was excellent, the musi’ Was With Admiral Farragut, and/ good and lots of it, and the refresh- by the ladies of the Home for the Frie idleas were of au unusually delicious quality. The K. P. minds to giv: now have it in their imjlar excursions fre- during the summer, should they do so the people of I’ad- uvah, who desire a pleasant evening's diversicn, with a strictly firet-clos» crowd, should patronize them. SU 3E AS ;u-| See the goods. Pounce sili lawns Monday 2c a yard. a When the brigade of engineers, United States volunteers, is commis-|7'sc a yard, sioned, it will bi mong its ranks jans, civil, mechan- ical and topograbical engineers cf Fine lent flowered, plaid, checked and figured wash dress goods, posi- Ready-Made Skirts. ; \) Is not neoesrary to i iy joney may he minvewtod ta’ typewriter that haw uot paased ke 63 men riod, Years of hard, thoughtful effort and continnal experimenting are ry bet hi Writing machine. nee ge it wiedom, then, foF one to contribute to sini cow of experiment? ~ BARGAIN BUDGET A } meky fali ot sensible, seasonable merchan- nataral result of typewriter excellence—ie the unquestioned fecord of se, suited to yoursummer needs, all priced to push ‘the hot weather selling far in ad- THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER. vance of previous records. were so much higher than we are Summer Corset Sale now making, but we'll let quality and prices talk when you come to a pair. ne lawns Monday qc a yard. You'll find here broken lots Thirty-two-inch organdy lawns} week for 5c, formerly sold for Monday 5'¢c a yard, each. Handsome new stuffs Monday Hoslesy: . : Here you'll find the best in Very high grade sheer and excel city at the prices we name. Continued at roe, 25, 35¢ and soc Ladies’ White Linen Collars. Argument Reputation Established Years of exporience, constantly tales the world over—the When you bay 4 Smith Premier you obtain a writing machine that is in advance of all others in points of improvement durability. Monday’s cut prices will be continued through Do not pay for the costly expbriments of others. ‘The. Bmsith Premier passed its experimental iod ago. Itnow stands the the week. leader among writing machines, ptive catalogue free. Summer Dress Goods. _. _ Lace Curtains THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER OO. Low prices brought us big sales} You'll find special here this week 901 Pine 8 * and] last week, It sounds unreasonable|at soc, $1.00, 1.50, 2.00 and 2.50 Laas sahes MP ST. LOUIS, MO, to tell you that early season’s prices} a pair. J.B. Ei SH & CO., Local Agents. Stars and Stripes Will beautify many a wall on the this Fourth, but for Neeeart Cha 15¢ there is nothing to compar with the WALL PAPER the we have in stock. Some are a delight- ful riot of color, but with order in the midst of confusion; others of conven- tional design, but very beautiful, Novelty dress skirts, all wool +-$2.50 8 winiam Henry Harrison's cabinet, |stionsl repute, including college | tively worth a third more, for only! Here you'll find the wash sorts, Aino a/arge, line of window shades tty di irts, m and black, and brown end Gov. Orittendi first wife was| Professors and men prominent in the] roc a yard. the wool kind and the silk ones. Ws. GREIF Novelty dress skirts, gree doce a “em ‘ame fter{commercial world. A uilicient| ‘The Frenchy French stuffs that] Prices range soc, 7c, $1.00 Phone 871. * Ten Goute Taira. t. black «+++ ++++ssee0+ . + $2.9) Miss Sara 5 me Pelee t number of meu have been procured | ought to bring 4oc for 25¢ a yard.| 2.00, 3.00, 4.00, up to 6.50, all The best fitting shirt waists are +98 for the first regiment, and other regi- You'll Find Here Monday: specially priced ‘for this week's| ments are well advanced. Col. Gil - i « Iselling. —_ be had a large family, including Geo. | oie, of the corps of engineers, U.| _Yard-wide unbleached domestic eB. LACE CURTAINS his second wife was Harry I. Tood, pavy, now commanding the gu 98¢, 99¢, $1.25, 1.48, 1.89, 1.90, 1.95, 1.98, 2.25 and up Wiloington, Caamonots ‘Watson’ to 4.95 @ pair. squadrou. New lappet drapery (white), per yard, only.....-.+++ She Another of her sons was George 1, Extension rods (brass), each.........++.+.12¢, 2g¢ and 25¢ R. Todd, former mayor of Louisville, | 7, Ky. Commodore Watson was married in 1873 to Miss Elizabeth Thornton, adistant connection, and daughter of Judge James Thornton, of San Francisco, The result of this union was eight children, seven of whom ‘i are living. The eldest son, John Ed. ward Watson, is an ensign in the navy, and is now attached to the cruiser Detroit. Commodere Wat- protect her citizens, It hardly} son's naval career has been a notab! seems possible that Germany is con- | 02¢- +; Bow in progress. We do not want) his class. TWE SUA 7OBLISHING COMPANY, srenen acother war, but it is safe tosay that any interference on the part of Ger- capacity for channel of diplomacy, would bring Om@ge: Ne. 214 Broadway. Rana eh tr 1 this reputation | ‘14 not really begin, however, u in advance. $ 4.50/ mere by what he bas said than by| dered to the Hartford as navigat 1 Ss what he has done. He loves dis-|This was Admiral Farragut's fi of bis talk has been for the puryose imapy, in order that be might carry/and Port Hudson. In a letter to of creating a larger navy. ss to slip off and blow u It is known, hoyrever, that theGer- oe pias 84 Among P man Emperer is anxious to secure things be says: Bomos hee it that David B. Hill ia New York state. Hill's political star has set several times, spparent- ly, but it shines as brightly today as apy in the Democratic Grmament. ——_—_—___ Tr looke like the world is coming to us for living supplies, Our wheat, nies afford a place for the everfiow of |! 8m of your own dear self. the restless population, which in Ger- the German monarchy. With all of | bis equally heroic crew. no doubt but that the freedom of clothe them. Of late date on ac- bd count of the coal misere’ strike iv Wales, Great Britaia is buying vast quantities of coal aud shipping all over the world to ber naval stations. last thirty years he has commanded SS Tuxoporx Roosevert is slready being mentioned as the one man upon whem the various factions of New York Republicans can unite for nominee for the governorship. Besides war, and of all possible wars that Germany might engage in, a war)°°yCrs any plot oR be ant, who lashed Farragut to the ri Roosevelt's enviable record which he —_ 0 a 1 bi is now méking in Cubs, he possesses SPANIARDS HOPEFUL. ging during the battle of Mobile| an the rare and unique quality of being etrictly honest and above all political trickery, He would make an ideal eandidate aad would —__ Tax baakruptcy bill will coon go the | FP McRae Service, President, This bill bas been in Ri Reng, dese 38 — Pama Tennessee deadlock in conference for some] civea here, ny Ifercely, F montha, Sach» bill ought to hav] he reports that the Spaniards bad been passed.some years ago, As o| xiven up all idea of surrendering and struggle between the states lon, briefly told: well as involuntary bankruptcy, but! ‘rhe che: 4 of front on the part of 4 the causes for throwing ® man into} be Span’ wa caused by their be- 3 fovoluatary bankreptey have been | ief that the Germans would f reduced from nine to five, The bill] be Americans from going tions ia detail the reckless bravery of] He Got on a Rampage Last Night , will become a law. remes in their’ bombardment of the Farragut and adds: on the North Side—Was Fined. i aqueewee “At length I lasbed him to the : . Exposition of 1900 the go by meet tn vain begged bim not to stand in] 7. round ina state of frenzy last T such an exposed pla 9 aa apace poll The relations which existed be- uo view which can be taken of affairs social or political, which will justify the American people, in pcuring mi'- Jions of dollars into the pockets of ate description. Io his official report In the battle with the insurgent! .¢ the Mobile battle Farragut showed vhich was fought last week the Spac- what he thought of young Watson, ish governor of Pampangss Province Lieut, Watson,” be wrote, ‘has her sneering people. Let t’aris havc} was killed and the insurgents took | yeen brought to’ your attention in the cold sbdulder and let ber see that | ',000 prisoners. former times, He wason the poop ve get along well without her, 11 Pe ee ior es Were €X- | sttending to the signals and perform- the van do as well without us, ther rive af Manila June 27 ted bie duty, as might be expected, it io best that we stand apar 4 POPULAR HOTEL, thoroughly, He is a scion worthy of the noble stock he sprang from, and does pot so well, let her take it as + 1 commend him to your attention. Jessop, to be mentioned in ber futurr | xe of the most popular and up- rs bh weny. o-date hotels of West Kentucky is DIED IN MISSOURI. ee Somers bet at Mayfield. GERMANY'B POBITION. raveling men are always happy to) Mrs. B, F, Wilkins, of the ios reach Mayfield, for they koow tba'| who was at Cbatleston, Mo., Sf The news trom relative & Hall., of the Southern, bas) visit to relatives, died ‘there yester- the gathering there of a large Ger.|a hearty welcome and ® good meal/day. The remains will be buried man equedron of war ships is dis- there, quieting, evee if it means nothing awaiting the wore thea thet Germany desires tu %icg beer, will Dewey allo ,_ Telepicae 99 for 8 Tond of hickory Thomas ittenden, of the United States army. Among the children of koown Kentuckian and father of We offer special bargains in new lace curtains at......- Chapman C, Todd, United — Lrwing He entered the naval pang a i September 29, 1856, and was gradu- Published eas, : , except | templating interference in the war fr) in June, 1860, standing bigh io 5 He was immediately assigned to’ the rank of midshipman, aod ae 15 joined the Susquebanna in that many except through the peaceful ceaine, os arte gineers, While be was abroad the civil war graphers, carpenters, railrot and he returned at once tol 21.4 those skilled in the use of explo- sives, in the corps. that nearly all of the railroads and bridges in Cuba will be destroyed by Blanco’s troops before the approach of our army of invasion, making “| plenty of work for the engineers. THE ROADS ARE MINED, pimsorona: om serious trouble, and that, too,} broke out, ra wor Pare, By clemee™: | immediately. take part in it. He was promoted at Empero: William has the reputa-|once to the rank of master August tion of being hot-headed and reck-|31, 1861. His career as a fighter January 10, 1862, when was or- play snd bas a most exalted opin-| ship. He was commissioned aheaiee: ant July 16, 1862, and in January, ee ee 1864, he was made flag lieutenant to : Farragut. He was at the battles of | Scripps McRae Service. of influencing public opinion in Ger-| New Orleans, Mobile Bay, Vicksburg, _ Seen creer ay) Loyal during the war Admiral WEDNESDAY, JUNE 39, 1898, | {rough the Meichatag hie pet scheme |e oo ils is, of Watson's vol colonial dependencies. This desire} ‘‘{t was an anxious night for me, is probably due to the fact that colo-| #8 1 am about as fond of Watson as The ship referred to by Farragnt| bans was burned—blown up as effectually |are said to have captured « Span- many constitutes the Socialistic ele-/ and completely as was the Merrimac|iard, a mere boy, who would give ment, which element is the enemy of |'the other day by hervic Hobson and| them no information. him with great ferocity, and, accord- it At the close of the civil war Lieut. | ing to report, killed him and cut off Mogiand's Feel: Gemocraay, shore | woos was ordered ¢> tho Uoloruito, | his bead on the European station. He was| It is understood the case has been England from Socialistic troubles is| made lieutenant commander July 26, | reported to Shafter. due to ber colonies, which provide | 1866, commander January 23, 1874, homes for the dissatisfied. captain March 6, 1887, and commo- For this reason Emperor William dore November 7, 1897. Dereane The Amusement an Express Deis may have his eye on the Philippines | number of the best.sbips in the navy| ver Furnished Yesterday. But any attempt on his part to se-| and held important posis on shore. cure them other than by the hearty | His wife and unmarried children re- Harry Dawson consent of the United States means| side at the naval home in Philadel- phia, of which institution he was} sleep under the big umbrella over the seat to his express wagon yesterday It ia probably not remembered by| afternoon near the market house. with this pation would be the most many that it was this same Commo-| As he lay there snoring, several of disastroun te her in the end. dore Watson, then s young lieuteu- Think That the Germans Will| since became historic and poets and| aw Assist Them At the artists have found in it the inapira-| see what be would do when he dis- Philippines. tion for some of their best and mosi| covered his loss. spirited work, This is the story|in the direction his horse ought to be, and not finding it, turned around The powerfal confederate iron-clad| and looked the opposite way, think- attacked the Hartford/ing he might have ‘arragut took up his posi-} around, tion in the port mizzen rigging, the} Then he saw that he was the vic- better to guerre the pore of ae tim of a prank, and proceeded to % fight and to direct and cheer his| raise a robust row with the conspirat- a matter of course it 18 = compromise | sverytbing indicated that another big rs Lieutenant Watson, seeing the| ors, Bloodshed was atedet, bows bill. It provides for voluntary ar} Dattle would be fought within = few grea. danger to which the intrepid}ever, and the horse was found and admiral was exposing himself procur- s drograp! Je | ofticers mechani electrici Spi a] Spa about fri that ae spree. a volunteer hic: States coast survey for a year. men who have associated with Col Griffla in organizing the regiment and who will probably be among its Bramwell, W.G. Ramsey, F. M. Barstow, J | yard, A. Steinmetz, Walter Abbott, general | manager Awerican Projectile com pany, Lieuts. Rodman and Walker, explosive experts, and othe: will be taken from every branch of ical skill. There will be en- machinists, photo- ad men are Capt. G. ¥ blacksmiths, ans, Bay. That incident of the great/scious of bis loss. Hi htening the resi telegraphers, land hy- ASLEEP ON DUTY. ity, and had 8. A., will probably command the Col. Eugene Griffla, who is vice president of the General Elec- tric company, with whom the idea of engineering corps originated, will be colonel of} 4 dime, the First regiment. tinguished recruits are William B Among the dis- Parsons, chief engineer of the Rapid it Commission, of New York City; Dr. L, Duocan, professor of electrical engineering in Johns Hop- kins University; Eugene Ellicott, secretary of the University of Penn- sylvania and topographii engineer of the United The Meo It is expected Kingston, Juoe 29.—Cubans here report that all roads near Santiago we been lined with dynamite by the jiard other] late the advance forces of the Ameri- can army when the assault on Santi- ago begins. A case of barberous treatment of a Spanish soldier at the hands of Cu. reported from Baiquiri. ‘They They set upon the name of a colored express driver who went to gj asleep for some time, and when he o large crowd had collected to He stupidly stared awakened most 6f them when the police got there. He proved to be full of coke, and admitted as much this morning He was fined $10 and costs for his Walter Jameson, colored, charged with stealing $1.60 from Joe Baily colored, was held in the sum of $100 for petty larceny. Wear aee bad their tri when their ownera paid the amount of the costs for impounding them, the| 7o,court bovines were released. » and Beauty Is Blood Dee: blood means a clean skin. No beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar- tie clean your blood a, bio biack! ious complexion by taki “Yen conta. All drug: and keep it clean, by all i today to heads, y for ten conte. We, 2imim_ Barry Cc If you want a coal, tclephone No. 70. for only 3's a yard. Choice bleached domestic only 4'¢, 5'* and 6':c a yard. Hemstitched Handkerchiefs You'll find here for a nickel, worth] Many prices reduced half Jeweled Leather Belts You'll find here for 35¢ that would] You'll find here at 75¢, $1.00, 1 be cheap for soc. You'll find here an assortment of the heaviest and best bleached and half bleached pure linen table damask that you'll have an oppor- tunity to buy in years for soc a & Hennenencen. WOMEN used to think "fe- male diseases" could only be treated after ‘‘lo- kept thousands of modest women silent about thetr suffering. Thein- troduction of ‘Wine of Cardul has now demon- strated that nine-tenths of all the cases of menstrual disord#rs do fot require a physician's attention atall, The simple, pure Thesf taken tn the privacy of a woman's ‘own home insures quick relief and speedy cure. the drug store, Women need not ~ hesitate now. Wine of Cardul re- quires no humiliating examina- flons for tts adoption. Tt disease that comes under the head of “female troubles''—disordered menses, falling of the womb, “whites,"" change of life. It makes women beautiful by making them the other express drivers unhitched weil. It keeps them young by bis horse and and carried him off, left the driver blissful curesany keeping them healthy. $1.00 at For advice in eases requiri tal sereicice e stre mint ceo zivelNEW RIGHMOND C. 8. McCammon the “Ladies’ Advisory Bepartment,” ‘The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chatter } Proprietore, Bup Date, Rates... War’as ane Ww. M. JANES REAL ESTATE AND prices before Second Hand Goods Highest cash prices paid by WILLIAM BOUGENO & SON MORTGAGE LOANS OFFICE 828% BROADWAY Monte. af If You Want Your Laundry Have it done by THE CHINESE, 102 Broadway. Clothes called for and returned promptly. 8AM HOP SING & CO. for] Big assortment at soc of clean nut Ladies’ Shirt Waists. $1.00, Clearing Sale of Millinery. less. Oxford Ties for Women 1.50 and 1.75, all redw Silk Parasols higher prices. You'll find here at half prices— Clothing Specials. one assoriment for only $1.00 each.} — ygen's attractive crash suits Fine canopy top for only 2.00. | received, special this week Pure Linen Table Damask. $2.50 a suit. Coats AND VEsts.—Men's wear, spe and 4.75 a suit. 34¥c, 4c, §c, 6c, 8c and roca yard|madras shirts, a 75 value than usually sold by others. ‘only 35¢ each, HARBOUR'S On North Third Street ed from all-wool light-weight black or navy biue coats and vests for hot weather| 10 Humanity’s Cause Our Flag is al this week for $3.5¢ YT ) ] NI ) ) DOCTOR ALBERT BERNHEIM New office, corner South Fifth street and Broadway, } Over Oehischlaeger & Walker's drug store —entrance, Odd Fellows’ Hall. and PRACTICE LIMITED TO DISEASES OF Children, Stomach and Intestines (Liver). | Skin, including Hair and N: (Anwmis, Rheumatism, Gort, Kidneys and Genito-Urinary System Diabetes). Week Days ~-OFFICEHOURS— Sundays, 7» to 0 ™. 00 Wo 10:00 a. mm, 10 to 4:00 and 7:0 vo 8:90 p.m. 20 to Bnd 7.00 to 6:00 p.m, ‘Telephone 364. — ———. just —— “| OLD GLOF 2Y FOREVER! best Unfurled! aes | Men's Shirts. “The conflict deepens, On} ye brave, Embroideries. | We continue for one week more Now rush to gl Cuba save. You'll find here much better at! our special sale of men's woven Brave patriots, al our banners wave, for And charge with all your chivalry,’” O'cr Atlantic's wave McKinley brave Sends our noble seamen, undaunted, true, A fair isle to save or find a grave, And plant a new “red, white and blue."” dust Back of Wallerstein “What higher aim can patriot know? Office Sixth and Broadway, { at Infirmary. | Soeennon Office Hours 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. Telephones 68 and 296. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ky T HOM(KOPATHIST, OMce—H6 Broaiway. 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