The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 29, 1898, Page 3

G F.P.JEFFRIES.6.0.4 O.n.nIL! *, INO. NASH THE IES NORTH LMAN,C.S. ILLE,TENN. INinois Contral R. R. (CALIFORNIA: VIA NEW ORLEANS Bees» thera Pacific Through Weekly Tourist Sleeping Car Pa ageless ae Limited jaily with Ex and on nervice to San Francisco, Part Of the Lilinots Central Railroad and o 8. G, HATC Hanson. GP. . Kellond, Cincinnat! and Louisville on 1) ‘Rallroad fast “New Orleans Limited EVERY THURSDAY y morning, for Low sco Without change, a Pram Iso connects press Trala for th at New Orleans 1e Pacific coast Toosdaye and Saturdays (after Janu- Siryaiey wih the Sunset Limited Annex of the Southern Pacit 6. ivi A 3.7. spectal through ‘Ulars of agente jem DONOV A Agent, Paducah iy, A, Chicago, P. A., Louisville, ois Central R.R, Announcements. The llinots now has on sale, will continue the until September Touris from points on its lin the South to a large resorts of outhern eseekers’ issued. : 140 & detall ‘COUREFY ON and adjacen ‘Tickets on sale Jul return until July renee write resection wit | o ‘the Central and connecting lives. HAMANAIA MISTAKEN IDEA IF Piet it 1s, ro" mer tourist Cle “mewn m quic of A uew | entirely rewritten, rt Vive r Liat of in the ‘and com Inla, the land, ivi tacts and cond! fivns brought dowe ate. of e.' has jast been te 0 286 page illus comtalne a th 4 to t in search © nish Tellable Free coples e nearest of the jon a8 to rates ip a be had of agents ry M. MURRAY, Div, Pass. Agt.. New Orlea Joun a, score. D B.G. BATCH, Div. , Memphis Cineinpatt W. A. KRLLOND, Louisville, AGP & you Plumbing Work to do See FG. HARLAN, JR, Bath Tubs, Wash “Stands, Gas Fixtures and Fittings of All Kinds. ss SEWER WORK A SPECIALTY... Call and See His Line of Sprinkling Hose, 192 Broadway, Phone 113. J.S. GANSTER Notarv Public AND SOLICITOR OF PENSION CLAIMS Prompt and thorough attention given to all cases. Vouchers for quarterly payment of pensions carefull, ly attended to. Office, 714 South Third street, ———_——— R. M. BROWN. —PAINTS— SIGNS. SIXTY HOURS TO LOS ANGELES Anois i | and as guardian of infants. n CALIFORNIA! VIA | The Southern | Route The Iron Mountain Route, Pacific and Texas a Southern Pacific Railways TAKE THE Our Velvet Brand prepared chalk is absolutely pure and harmless, It is the most perfect toilet powder for hot weather; also the most econom- ical -- 5 cents box. St. Louis 10:20 p. m Saturdays, Only unny South to sunny Through the ruiculars California. Write for and descriptive literata’ MC TOWNSEND, | It. General Passenger | Southern Ticket and Ticket Agent, Agent, 34 W. Main St. Louis, Mo. } St. Louteviile, Ky 1, MATTHEWS. OEHLSCHLAEGER & WALKER DRUGGISTS Fifth and Broadway. ELOPEMENT FOILED. Paducah Couple Wanted to Get Married — Now Gu An Uncle of the Young Lady Pre- Not the RIGHT WAY vents the iage—But Ours is different. Of course, some Who Are They? articles stand the washing and iron- — ing better than others, but we en-| ‘The opportune arrival of av uncle deavor to have all pass through the process unimpaired. Good soap, pure water and skillful hands insure perfect results. Give us an opportunity to prove it. Small packages thankfully received, larger ones in proportion. STAR STEAM LAUMDRY, hone 200. 120 North Fourth St. ED H, PURYEAR yr ete! Attornev at Law in this city Sunday prevented the consummation of what promised to be a very romantic marriage, says the Hopkinsville New Era of yester- day afternoon. The young couple were from Pa- dui The would-be-bride arrived here Saterday morning and spent the day and night at the Hill House, and was joined by the prospective groom Sunday afternoon. An acquaintance was dispatched to County Clerk Joho P. Prowse’s home to ascertain if the clerk would And Notary Public, Real tstate and] issue ticense to the clupers. Mr, *rowse said he would not issue the Life Insurance Agent, and very essential document on Sunday, Abstractor of Titles but would be at his office early the following mornit This was the Formerly master commissioner of | |ast Mr. Prowse heard of them. Sun- the Mecvracken circuit court, Will lay night an v le of the ye aly practice in all the courts of this and ent 1 Pi ” adjoining counties, Special attention path? cagreien Je. given to the collection of all claims, nal man in a neigh the renting of real estate and all o ty, arrived and went at once litigation. Will act as assignee and/{o the Hill House, He had been ap receiver of insolvent estates, also as administrator of decedents’ estates Bonds for security given in surety companies. Office No. 127 South Fourth street Row), Paducah, Ky. —_————_—- prised of the elopement by a friend in this city and by relatives of the young lady at Paducah, and was re- © prevent the marriage if quested possible. He had a long conversation with ° . his niece, who is an excee The First Bicycle pretty and accomphslied young lady rape and highly connected. ‘She finally Built in Paducah reed to abandon the romantic plans, and the young ian, who is Will b6 coeupiethd aad delivered. by said to he beneath her in the social us this week. This wheel is not 4 scale returned discomilted to Pa- knocked-down wheel, put together] ducah, by amateurs, but a substantial bicy Monday afternoon the pretty he ele, constructed from the rough by} ruine of the foiled elopement left on Oe ee Peri eee wrote, one for $g5| be O#14 L & N. train to-visit the Gnd one for $5 *Tuncle whose timely interference has been, perhaps, the most fortuna Call and See How It is Done event of her life. GREAT TRAIN SERVICE WASHINGTON FOR THE THESOUTHERN; *“* * corse’ Crumbaugh & Parke, TO The Chesapeake & Obio railroa 416 North Seventh St. will run a special train starting from Seventh-street station, Louisville Wednesday, July 6, 1898, which will be remembered by everyone who pat- ronizes it, a¥ the finest from Louisville to t . tol. It will be comp of modern Pullman sleeping cars and elegant lay coaches and will bave a dining car attached for the breakfast as the train speeds through the Shennand ab Valley and across the Blue. Ridge Mountains. ‘This train will be know E. A. Kentucky Speci It will ave Louisville at 3:30 p. m., Shel- byville 4:2 Fravkfort 5:10 p.m, L on 6:05 p. m., Win- chester 6; Mt, Sterling 7 p.m, and r Washington the aa the *N, aS oe > my ching BOYS GOT OFF, | | They Went With a Whoop— Twenty-Seven of Them in All. There Was a Rousing Reception at the Y, M.C. A, for Them Last Night. The twenty-seven recruits for the Third Regiment Kentucky volunteers secured in Paducah, left this morning at 1 o'clock for Chickamauga, via Nortonville,on the I. C. Captain Atkinson and corps went as far as Princeton with them and then they were placed in charge of Private Les- he Hart, who was returning after a seven days’ furlough, There were twenty-seven of the boys, several being taken who had not enlisted on account of the lack of blanks. ‘There were in the crowd: David R Cook Ernest T Wallace Elmo Townsend Charles LeFerre Larkin D Richardson Lex Bryant Richard Coleman Harry F Allison Hardy A Bryant Thomas O Moss Lee Dalton Will Thurman Marcus M Merritt Abiam Knox Page Pittman Swain ‘Townsend Morton L Ramsey Will Haffey John W Watt George M Johnson Robert MeManus W W Ennis Dick Sebree Tige Pool John Shraven Hordy Bryant, who enlisted, was ill, and ‘unable to go. There was an interesting reception at the Y, M. C. A. headquarters be- fore the departure of the boys. Ad- dresses were made and farewells said to Secretary Knox. Mr. McClaren is now in charge of the association. rong. All drug er Bookict and Bter'ing Remedy Co, Chicago DIivon SUIT FILED. A Sister of Congressman Wheeler Sues for Separation, Mrs. Kate Wheeler Morris las} brought suit in the circuit court at| Hopkinsville against her husband, Rey. Chas. Morris, for divorce, al- loging cruel treatment, She alleges they were married in Hopkinsville in 1840 and afterwards lived in Evansville and subsequently in Vicksburg, where she was compell- ed to Jeave him and retirn to Ken- tucky, on account of his treatment. They bave two children, Kiizabeth and Agnes, who have of their own choice lived with their mother. — She| asks for a divorce and the custody of the children. Rey, Morris is. an Episcopal min= ister, snd his wife 13 a sister of Con- gressman Chas. K, Wheeler, cf the city Kae h Casearets. Your Bowels Wit 1.0.0 fa PRINTE Two of the recruits from here were well known printers. One was Page Pittman, who has worked on various yapers here-for several yeare, aud W. W. Eanis, who was for al | years on the Standard, acd after- wards on the Sus, The latter took the oath of nce last night at the New Richax hotel in front of the clerk’s desk, it being administered by Capt. Atkinson, in the presence of alarge crowd, Those who wit- nessed the admi r n of the oath say it Was a very luupressive ceremony ination Foreve lo, 100 next day at 11:30 a, m, All lines from the west and south of Louisville We nsed to hear a great deal about) and Lexington wij! make connection things wbiob fit “like the paper on] With, che Kentucky Siate Special. the wall,” but how frequent it is that the paper doesn’t fit on the wall. Just because it is pasted bard is no sign that it fits. The pattern may not be Application fot sleepiog car apace should be made at once by address- ing. the color may not suit the room. ah ae > Ok Fgh re cot the most suitable paper| , B+ E. Pansoxs, D. D. A., No, 253 by coming to ug. Our specialties are Fourth avenue, Louisvil ye, or G. W. Danyer,.D. P. A., Phoenix Wall Paper, Pictures hotel, Lexington, Ky. ud end Frames And our etock 1s large, our L. P. BALTHASAR Pr COLLECTOR, ASsIST 4 Mr. Ed Hubbard is Here to Ass! st Mr, Hendrick. prices are Call and inspect. Mr. Ed Hubbard, late of Prince- tou, is in the city and has been ap- pointed assistant deputy collector of international revenue for this district, Plaintiffs,|under Deputy Hendrick, He has the district east of Paducab, It is given out-as a tip that he will shortly be deputy collector to suc ceed Mr. Hendrick, who will probably be 1 transferred to some other district, M. Bloom & others, vs Pad Baseball Asso., Defendants. This action having been referred to me as Receiver and Master Com missioner to take proof of assets aud liabilities of same, notice is hereby ven to all persons baying claims 8 Brick Wall, Roof, Fence, Bridgo} against said estate to properly and Barn advertising specialty.| verify and file same before Cloth and banners. Buggy,|me on or before the thirty) «syor stx years § was a vie Carriage and Express Wagons Paint-| Gret (31st) day of August 1898, or} pepets is vin form. “Teoul ed, Repaired and Lettered to Suit. |they will be forever barred for a8] not retain and divest avon hn taint MED ' zs serting claims against the said estate} (s*2".S00' (nproyed. ual ame Nell as 124 Broadway. J When in Metropolis mop at the STATE HOTEL. $1.00 0 day. Special rates by the ces, All Work Gua Di A. Bai.zy, Propr. me ‘ 10. 4:8 1d '6) on Frnry ** ,|the Paducah Base Ball association Wag ia my life Laas Davin H. Munpuy, Newark, 0. exvept through this suit. All per- sons knowing themselves indebted to CANDY CATHARTIC will call at my office and pay same on or before the above date. Given under my hand this the 25th day of June 1898, 7 J. Wm, Fisner, Receiver and Master Commissioner, 25j30 MARK REOISTERED tent ‘ok Gripe, We, Bie, GURE CONSTIPATIO! o Memedy Company, Chieage, Mortresl, New York, 51 Incandescent lamp globes suitable} ,, tor system for sale at serene Drug store. DYSPEPSIA ‘Taste Good, po we. -TO-BAG faa swan issues Tse retand money. WOOLEN MILLS RESTING, The Mayfield Woolen mills closed down Saturday pight for two weeks in order to put the new machinery in the extension recently built, and to make general repairs and give th | hands 6 vacation. When all the new machinery get in motion the May feld Woelen mills will be one of the biggest concerns of the kind in the United States. —May- field Mirgor. HLLD TC ANSWER. Emery Uarpes and 9 young man named wm, of Florence Station, were tried before Justice Settle yes- terday afternoon on a charge of in- juring personal property, and were held to answerin the sum of $100 each, They went to the old station at La Belle park snd broke open the loor, damaging some furniture there- io, They were drinking at the time. GooD AUTRACTIONS, From avother article it will be seen that the program for the Fourth of July celebration at the new fair grounds is one of the best ever seen. The races will be under the charge of Mr, Bransford Clarke, the well known bicycle man, The crowd will no doubt be the largest known for years, 1 | Logomarsino, t —————— ee ee Will Restore those Cray Hairsof Yours One of the features of the Fourth of July here will be the arrival of Bob Blanks, the rapist, escorted by a company of command of Adjt.-Gen, Coller,wails the Mayfield Mirror. The case is set for the fifth day of July for trial, and an order has been made by the judge for the prisoner to be delivered by the jailer at Louis- ville to Gen. Collier, who is to escort him here and deliver him to Jailer Sutherland. If the distinguished party does not arrive on the asfter- noon train on the Fourth, they will likely get here on the cannon ball the next morning. This is something unusual in the affairs of Mayfield, and the spectacle will be viewed with much interest, It is not known where the military company will encamp, but presuma- bly as near the jail as they can get. Very little has been said aboui the case up to this time, and itis not very probable an attempt will be made to lynch Blanks, OLY A SPREE. Jas. E, Brannon was taken up yesterday on a writ of luaacy and found by a jury in the circuit court to be out of alignment. He told the Judge he had been on a spree, and the judge thought a few days’ con- finement in jail might restore his mind to its usual balance, and ordered him into the custody of the jailer till ‘Fhursday. After which, if be does not improve, he will be sent to the asylum. He said he was originally from Ohio, but had been working in the south for some time, He came to town Sunday, and threatened sev- eral with violence before he was taken into custody. —Mayfield Mirror, WILL OPEN AUGUST 19, Mr. W. H. Pickens, of the South- ern Cycle association who has organ. ized a circuit of which Paducah is a member, writes that the opening of the circuit will be held on the 19th of August at Atlanta, The track here will be repaired before the meet be- gins, and the dates for Paducah will be announced later. CALLED SE SION, Superyisors Appointed by the Mayor at Council Meeting. The city council] met yesterday aftersoon in called session at 4 v'clock. ‘The ordinance providing for « special board of supervisors was iveu fioal passage, and the appoint- iments were made as follows: W. R. Holland, First ward; Alex Kirkland, Second ward; and E. B, Richardson, of the Third ward, City Treasurer Richardson was al- lowed $1,485 to pay interest on bonds, GOES OUT TOMORROW. Officer Underwood the Second Policeman Who Ever Resigned, Oiticer G. B. Underwood, who re- signed his position on the police force three weeks ago, will serve tonight for the last time, He has accepted the agency of the W. W. Kimball, Co., and will be succeeded on the night foree by officer James Crow, Officer Underwood has the dis- linction of Leing the second man who ever volunatrily resigned on the police force since Paducah became a city and pat on police. His action is consequently almost without | pre- cedent. He baf made a popular officer, Baptist Sunday School Picnic, The First Baptist Sunday school will give a picnic tomorrow at La Belle park. All who desire to attend will meet at the church at 8 o'clock, Arrangements baye been made with street car company to take the party out. RHLUMATISM CURED, Alter eminent physicians and all other known remedies fail, Botanic Blocd Balm (B. B. B.) will quickly cure, Thousands of testimonials at- test this fact. No case of Rheuma- tism can stand before its magic hear- ng power, Send stamp for book of particulars, lt contains evidence that will convince you that B. B, B. is the best cure for all BlLad and Skin Diseases ever discovered. Be- ware of substitutes said to be ‘‘just as good.'’ $1.00 per large bottle, ANOTED JOURNALIST CURED AND TRS- ‘TIFIES, I was afllicted for three years with rheumatism of the ankle and joints to suc ay extent that locoinotion vag iilicu!t, and I s.ffered great pain, 1 was imduced to try a bottle of Bb BB. and before | had com. pleted the second bottle I experi+ enced relief, and four bottles effected an entire cure, Six months have vassed. jcure, for which I am very grateful, W. G. Waspor, Atlanta, For sale by Druggists. J, W. Moore, .| Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods of All Kinds, it lust tel. 29, For nice dry sawdust tel, Free delivery to Ol ee of the city, Cor. 7th Adams. state militia under | ¢; ve the swelling and pain|4 disappeared, and | will state ‘that B. B. B, has effected a permanent “LA CREOLE” HAIR RESTORER - If your Merchant doesn’t handle, send $1.00 to us and get one bottle, or 86.00 and get six bottles, CHARGES PREPAID to eny part US, or Canada, VAN VLEET-MANSFIELD DRUG CO, Sole Proprietors, Rich and Elegant Effects in Furniture COLORED DEPARTMENT. HISTORY OF COLORED REGIMENTS, The Tepth regiment is one of the regular colored regiments of avalry organized in 1867. It is officered by West Point graduates who have served different grades in all of the cavalry regiments. It has participated in all of the campaigns against the Indians that have taken place since the war in Kansas, Indian Territory, Texas, New Mexico, Old Mexico, Arizuna, Celorado and since 1892 in the Northwest. Its colonel is the famous Indian fighter, Guy V. Henry. It has numbered amongst its offi. cers some of the best known men of the army, among who may be named: Gen, Grierson, of Grierson’s raid fame who was its colonel for the twenty years following the war; Gen. Misiner, who was its colonel for eight years; Gen. Wade, now major general of regulars; Gen. Wesley Merritt, in command of Philippine expedition; Gen. Hatch; Brigadier General L, H. Carpenter, now of the volunteers, and Brigadier General Forsyth, retired. At the last annual army competi- tion of sharp shooters the gold medal for the best shot inthe army was won by a sergeant in this regiment. The regiment has never failed to render and efficient service to the government when called upon. By its good conduct, and efficient service promptly and uocomplaining- ly rendered to them when needed, it has gained the full respect of all the Western people, where most of its duty bas been performed. Two squadrons each of the Ninth and Tenth United States cavalry are with the Santiago expedition, and no regi- ment there will do harder fighting for {he stara and stripes. ipgton Leader. Prof. E, W, Renton went to Hop- kinsville this week. ‘Miss Fmma Nuckles, who has been the guest of her cousin, Prof. 1. Nuckles, of South Tenth street, left Monday, in company with Mrs. I Nuckles, tor her home, Almo, Ky. Prof, Nuckles will leave this week fora visit to Princeton and other points, Ed Riley and Miss Hattie Buck- ner, two well known young people, eloped to Metropolis Monday and were married. They are residing for the present at the home of the bri parents on Jackson street. James, the infant son of Mr, and Mre. Sprigs, died yesterday, age four months and fifteen day The parents reside at 1226 Sou! street. The interment took pl: Oak Grove cemetery at 11 o’clock today. Miss Ella Faust, who has been on a ten days’ visit to friends at Dyers- burg, Tenn., returned the other day and left yesterday for St. Louis, where she will make her future home. All members of the Seventh Street Baptist church choir are requested to meet at the residence of Mrs. Ida tw We handle everything in the line of furni iis : ; niture and house furnish- ings—stoves, carpets, mattings, rugs, etc., at prices that will surprise you, We are also manufacturers of all kinds of awnings and mat- [iced leading upholsterers of the city. Goods sold for cash or GARDNER BROS. & CO. Telephone 396. 203-205 South Third. Everything in Its Sl Wemane. UR stock of staple and fancy groceries is complete and up-to-date. Splendid line does 7 hg goods. oe meat market is cel aving everything in the li fresh and salt meats. i td enemies Telephone 118, P. F. LALLY. Cor. oth and Trimble. SNTIFIC AND FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITHING 1 REPAIRING be HORSESHOEING All work guaranteed. A. W. GREIF, Court Street bet. 2d and 3d. OBERTS BEER Is rapidly becoming the favorite with the people of this city. It leads all others, for the reason that it is ABSOLUTELY PURE HANDLED IN BOTTLES AND BY THE KEG BY PADUCAH BOTTLING CO. tea 513 South Seventh street, hursday evening, June 30, for|F. J. Bergdoll, Proprietor. Tenth and Madi practice. C. H, C. Turner, Telephone 101, Orders filled mula pos Mr. W. D, Morris reoeived a telegram yesterday from Charleston, ating that Charlie Harrison, relative of his had been killed. The remains are looked for today. QUIET WEDDING TONIGHT. Soda Pop, Seltzer Water and all kinds of Temperance Drinks, ESTABLISHED 1864, 0 Miss Mary fi. E. Greif & Co GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. ....... Telephone 174. ote PADUCAH, KY Rose & Paxton. Give you All Kinds’of FIRE LIFE and TORNADO Two Popular Young Society Peopie to Wed, A quiet wedding will tak place tonight on the South side. The con- tracing parties are: Mrs, Sallie Steele teacber in our city schools ; and Mr. Kevbert Lowry, head waiter at the Palmer house. Rev. G. H. Burks, of the A. M, KE. charch, will tie thehn t Here's hing them both a long an.t happy lif OBITUARY, Resolutions of Washingten-street church and Sundsy school, in memo- ry of er Naptha Boofter and Brother John McClure. Both were true and faithfal Chris- ti nd had been consistent mem- re of the church and Sunday school for mavy years. Both died in full triumph of faith, They loved the eburch and Sunday school, and were most always in their seats. They gave their means and worked to pro- mote the Christian cause. There- fore be it Resolved, That we mourn the loss of this worthy brother and sister, though believing that our lose 1s their eternal gain. i -Ingurance Over Citizen’s Saving Bank. HALF IN TWO Wall Paper, per roll. Fifty-cent Window Shades for..........80c Jamus Owens, 1, NuckaLts, Sussie WILLIAMS, 2.0, Booker T. W: ton, principal of the Tuskegee Normal and Indus- 1 Institute, Tuskegee, Ala., was selected to deliver the address before the annual convocation of the Univer- sity of New York, at Albany, June 28. tis significant of the interest felt in what he would say that, when twenty different prominent educators: of New York were asked to express their preference for the orator of the year among half degen names, they, without exception, put Mr. Wasbington first.—Oudd Fellows’ J Hand-made shades in any size. Picture frames made to order, Fine paper hanging done in any part of the county by “se us NORTH FOURTH G BE NORTH FOURTH STREET G e . STREET Look for the Big}Sign when you get on Fourth street. HENRY MAMMEN, Jr. K BINDER ped Book-making plant, BROADWAY BOO You Pateot Flat-Opening hly equi; send nothing out of town. Books