The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 5, 1898, Page 1

& JREAD THE SUN. ite Report of Local and Wa: News is Complete and Unsurpassed. ~ VOLUME U—NUMBER 250 1860,... ESTABLISHED. seewees SPAIN BEGINS 10 TH NELSON + SOULE'She Utter Destuction: of. Cervera’s Fleet and AROMATIC GINGER ALE the Coming Falt of Santiago May Terminate the War. At Least This Is What One of the Leading Papers of Barcelona Claims—The Terms of Peace That Spain Would Like to Propose. BOOO4008O084 Scripps-MeRae Service. BARCELONA, July 5.—The Diario today publishes a strong article in favor of peace. It says Spain’s national honor is entirely satisfied, and there is nothing now that should compel a continuance of the unequal struggle. OUT OF THE PEN, A Prisoner Is Released Only to Get Back im Again. Deputy U. 8. Marshal LaRue left this afternoon for Eddyville to arrest, assoon se be is released from the itentiary, where he has been serv- ore Year's sentence for housebreak- ing, Bill Eskridge, colored, sent up from Fulton. Eskridge is wanted in Carbondale, HL, on a charge of tampering with the U. 8. mails. He took a letter from the postofiice there, addressed to another man, and after reading {t tore it up. He will likely get about one year for it. The W. C. T. U. will bold a busi- period. eae ia ech Weducn| The other powers to keep troops on the island during that period to day evening at 4 o'clock. All mem-| protect their subjects. bers are urged to be present. The Philippines to be declared independent and to pay no tribute. NB ee The United States to occupy Porto Rico pending payment of an in- demnity by Spain. Spain to have permanent occupativn of one island in the Philippines. SPAIN’S CAUSE IS UTTERLY HOPELESS. Scripps-McKae Seryice. LONDON, July 5,—The afternoon papers very generally echo the are: Supt. McBroom, Prof, F. B.] opinion which was almost universally expressed by the morning papers of May, Mrs. Lulu Singleton, Misses} ihe utter hopelessness of Spain's cause. Only the Globe tried to belittle Koma are = Bogs) Boxy American victory, All the other leadiag papers regard this victory as com- Gets Kolb and’two sisters, Armour| Pletely erushiog what small chance Spain might have had. Gardcer, Jim Scott, Dick Scott, rir" Overton’ Brooks, George Langstaff, SUNDAY’S BATTLE MAY END THE WAR. Jr., and family, and Mesdames psmeewen st ‘Thomas Herley and Joe Flach. Scripps-MeRae Service. ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY. NEW YORK, July 5.—The Herald has a Cadiz dispatch which says if the destruction of Cevera’s fleet is confirmed it is believed there it will ‘Woodson Laws, of Mayfield, was|terminate the war, Already it is rumored that most serious trouble is arrested this- afternoon by Officers} brewing in Madnd. Bond and Uliman on a charge of rob- Cadiz is greatly excited and the people are terror-stricken. The warrant was sworn Out) iva! of an American fleet is now believed to be a certainty, ty dase Sewers, who alleged that REINFORCEMENTS FOR SHAFTER. TERMS THAT WOULD SUIT SPAIN. Seripps-McRae Service, LONDON, July 5,—A Berlin dispatch to the Daily News says feelers are being put out from Spanish quarters to ascertain how the European powers and the United States would likely regard the terms of peace which Spain is willing to propose. The terms are said to be as follows: Independence of Cuba. Cubs to pay a tribute to Spain for twenty years. Spain to keep a small gsrrison in some small Cuban port during that FOK THE CONVENTION, Teachers and Others Leave For the Conyention, This evening crowd of Paducah leave for Washington to at- tend the national educational coa- vention, Among those who will go The early Laws knocked her down yesterday at ey Ey and stole $6 from ber, it is alleged that be is wanted at Mayfield also for a breach of the pesce, and he will likely be taken back at once. THE CLARK CASE. Sciipps-McRae Service. WASHINGTON, July 5.—Movements of troops to reinforce Shaftet are being pushed with all possible speed today and within two days strong expeditions will leave Savannah, Charleston, and possibly Mobile for The case sgainst Sam D. Clark, in] Santiago. the Mayfield circuit court charged with the marder of Mr. S. R. Car- ney, of the city, is still on trial and a telephone message from there this morning says that the people have Jost all interest in it, Lod ihe the of the troops, at ex- Soni incident tor the sensational reports about Blanks. There are atill reports about the guard being overpowered at night and the prisou- ex captured before he can be pro- tected. Get » dinner set st Noah's Ark, while they are ing cheap. You can get a heautiful 56-pieee set for $4 during their great patriotic sale. SMALL SUIT, Scripps-McRae Service WASHINGTON, July 5.—Gen,. Miles now intends to go to Santiago on the St. Paul, which leaves New York about Thursday and will take charge of the army in Cuba next Monday. FLEEING FROM SANTIAGO. SCRIPPS-M'RAE SERVICE KINGSTON, Jaly 5.—Ramsden, the British consul, subjects have beea taken from n Santiago. MAY USE CERVERA'S SHIPS. and 150 British Scripps-McRae Service, WASHINGTON, July 5.—Secretary Long has cabled Sampson to learn the condition of the beached Spanish vessels. He will take action immediately and add to our navy any of Cervera’s ships that may be re- pest and made fit for use, A GLORIOUS FOURTH. Mr. J.T. Miles has filed suit in the cineait court against R. F. Farmer for $161.75, alleged to be due on & note. FOR THE NEXT VEN DAYS. ‘About thirteen hundred prisoners were taken, including Admiral Cers Sampson Tells of the Total De | vera. Our man killed was George struction of Cervera’s Fleet, | Ellis, chief in command of the Brook- —— lyn. Samrson, Sortpps- McRae Service, The President then seut the follow- Washington, July 5.—The follow-| ing: Sampson, Playa Del Este: dispatch was received from Admiral You have the gratitude and congratu- Sampson yesterday, It was a glori- lations of the whole American people. ous Fourth of July Greeting to this} Convey to your noble officers and nation: crews, through whose valor new hon- Playa del este, July 3, by way of ors have been added to the American Hayti, July 4.—Secrevary of the navy, the greatful thanks and appre- Navy: The fleet under my command | ciation of the nation, offers the nation as a Fourth of July Witiam McKinvey, resent the whole of Cervera's fleet. Not one abip eacaped. The aquad-| A GLORIOUS WEEK. ron attempted to escape at 1:30 this morning. At 2 p,m. thelastship, the} Washington, July 5,—Reinforce- Cristobal Colon, had run ashore with-| ments are to be burried to Gen. Shaf- in seventy miles west of Santiago, but| ter under command of Gen. Miles had let down her colors, The Infan-| himself and this force will probably ta Maria Theresa, Oquendo and Viz-| be divided, as much as can be spared caya were forced ashore, burned and | going on with part of the fleet to San blown up within twenty miles of/Juan to capture aaother possession shore, The loss on our side; One/ of Spain’s, killed, two wounded, Enemy’s loss:} At tbe war council held yesterday Several hundred wounds, explosions and drowning. You can get 0$5 shoe for $3.50. You can get a $4 shoe for $3. You can geta $3.50 shoe for $2.50. ETiabaonh dehy ye shoe for $: You can get » $2 shoe for $1.50. You can get 081.50 shoe for $1.25. Bring your cash if you want bar- gains, For cash only. 1j2 cprocn fa & Lypon, —$—$—$——_—_——— Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, weer ekg Miles and the President being pres- ‘A Pare Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. ‘YEARS THE STANDART Admiral Sampson Is Now in Santiago Harbor With Part of His Big Fleet-—Heavy Reinforcements Will Go at Once to General Shafter. Scirpps-MeRae Service. SIBONKY, July 5.—The American troops are eagerly awaiting the signal to begin the bombardment of Santiago. General Shatter has decided that no time shall be lost in laying siege to the city, The Spaniards have refnsed to surrender. It is rumored that reinforcements have reached Santiago, and it need not be surprising if the Spaniards make a sortie in the desperate hope of dislodging our troops from their positions. SAMPSON IN SANTIAGO HARBOR. Scripps-MecHae Service. NEW YORK, July 5.—A Washington dispatch tothe Journal says General Greely was notified by the signal officer with Sampson’s fleet shortly before noon today that Sampson and a portion of his fleet was then in the harbor of Santiago, BOMBARDMENT MAY BE POSTPONED. Scripps-McKae Seryice. WASHINGTON, July J.—Secretary Alger said today he had unoffi- cial information that Genera! Pando bad entered Santiago with six thou- sand men, and had reinforced General Linares. It is believed at the cabinet meeting that Santiago will not surrender until it is stormed. It is now planned to pospone the bombardment until arrangements can be made to complete the co-operation of the army and navy. President McKinley has ordered Shafter and Sampson to hold a con- tere today. SPAIN HEARS THE SAD NEWS. Scripps-McRae Seryice. MADRID, July 5,—The government has learned one of the torpedo boats of Cervera’s fleet has reached Punta Cabrera, where it went to avoid capture. Another destroyer was blown up to prevent the Americans tak- ing her, All the rest of Admiral Cervera’s fleet, it is believed by the people here, escaped from Santiago harbor Sundsy morning and is now sailing to Havana to reinforce General Blanco. MORE TOUGH LUCK FOR THEN. Scripps’ McRae Service, LONDON, July 5.—A Gibraltar dispatch reports that the Spanish auxiliary cruiser Alphonso XII is on fire at Cadiz. It only recently re- turned from the West Indies. A BIG STORM OFF SANTIAGO. Seripps—McRae Service. WASHINGTON, July 5.—General Shafter today reports that a terif- flic tropical storm is raging in whe vicinity of Santiago and that it will be impossible to land troops from the transpurts or for Sampson to enter the harbor until the storm subsides, Shafter criticizes severely Gai "s forces for failing to stop General Pando or to. inform Lawton that they were near Santiago. & CAMARA’S FLEET IN SUEZ CANAL. Scripps-McRae Service. PORT SAID, July 5,—Admiral Camara’s fleet has entered the Suez canal. The three torpedo boat destroyers go to sea today, having been or- dered to return to Messina, Sici ent, it was decided to hurry Com-| LINARES BETTER. mander Watson's departure in every id possible way. ‘The 8 If nothing occurs to prevent, this | ¢ Spanish General May Yet fest fiying squatron will be moving) eeover. Spanish Losses Are Heavy. toward the Spanish coast by tomorrow night Camara isto be sought out if possible and engaged by Commo- dore Watson. Dewey is expected to take Manila before Saturday night, and the result can be guessed even now, knowing the Dewey's courage and coolness as the American people do. * So it can be seen that this is to be avother week of stirring events, in which all interest will center, NO YELLOW FEVER, The Report That it Had Ap- peared at Key West is ao Error. Seripps-McRae Service, Madrid. July 5.—An + fficial dise patch from Santisgo says that Gen, Linares 18 progressiug favorably and his wounds show signs of healing. Gen, Bustomente, Admiral Cerver: chief of staff was wounded while fighting in the entrenchments. An official dispatch says an Amer- a Spanish gunboat whose machinery was damaged. Twenty-five shells struck her and she beached, the crew escaping. It is officially reported that three men were killed and seven wounded of the crew of the Reina Mercedes on Scripps-MeRae Service, Friday. Among the men landed Key West, Fls,, July 5,—There ia| from the fleet seventy-one were no yellow fever here; all reports that killed and wounded in the battle on it has speared here being tn incorrect, yess and Saturday, Incandescent lamp globes suitable water cool | from gunshot} Long, Day, Alger, Corbin, Sicard, !ers, they are the coolest and on oe at MeP anew’ 8! | est jaine on the market, -* Drug store. e Wednesday. IS SPAIN’S HONOR NOW SATISFIED?|SANTIAGO WILL “NOT SURRENDER.|HAS DEWEY CAPTURED MANILA? Believed That the Brave Admiral Now Holds the City—The Charleston Has Arrived With Reinforcements and the Ladrone Islands Are Ours. Seripps-McRae Seryice. WASHINGTON, July 5.——It is believed here that Admiral Dewey may have taken Manila yesterday. WASHINGTON, July 5.—The navy department yesterday received a long cablegram from Admiral Dewey confirming the announcement of the arrival of the American troops and the seizure of the Ladrone islands by our ships. Ia the absenee of more definite information it is assumed that the American tlag was planted on the island of Guahan, one of the Ladrone group. he chief city of the islands is Guaban. It is exceedingly well fortified for such a small place, and affords one of the best hurbors and coaling stations in the Pacific ocean. About six months ago the Spanish government strongly fortifled the island to prepare for the emergency of an attack. The island of Guahan will be used as a coaling station. It is be- lieved that some of the artillery which was taken on the City of Pekin in the first expedition was intended to fortify this island sfter its capture by the American troops. It is thought that the Monadnock will remain at Guaban as a permanent guardship for the islands so long as it remains under the American flag. Roy VanDyke is set for tomorrow, and Marshal Collins thinks he has » This| clear case against the defendant. PGLICE COURT, Seyeral Cases for Trial Morning. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PROGRE Lige Woods and Riley Powell, colored, were docketed for a breach of the peace. They had a fight near Dr. J. D. Smith’s back gate Satur- day night, and Woods had an arm broken and was otherwise beaten ap by the other man, with aclub. Pow- The printers, engravers and press- men are busily at work on getting out the first number of the Paducah Progress, It will be filled with il- lustrations, and will bea handsome ell claims that the other man ad-| Paper. The subscription price of the vanced upon him, after be demanded | Progress is only fifty cents per year, that he stand back. Part of the evi-| im advance, and every citizen who has dence was heard, and the case was the city’s interest at heart should left open. subscribe for one or more copies. One cow was docketed, and she {Sent to any address for fifty cents, was ordered released when the owner | ®2ywhere in the United States. The pays the costs, first issue of the paper will be out on ‘A breach of ordinance case against |OF before Monday, the 11th, inst. Thos. Kilcoyne was dismissed. Send your 50 cents with name and Jeff Hubbary, of Graves county, address to Thompson & Shutt, 108 whose wife is named Mary, was fined | South Third street, (up stairs i nee $20 and costs in the police court this | ¥cah, Ky, morning on a charge of striking ber. He pleaded guilty and was recognized in the sum of $100 for his good be- havor for a period of one year. His wife has brought suit for divorce. ware that has not yet been shown, Cal Anderson and Robert Robert-} but which will be put on sale tomor- son, both strangers, were taxed j row. Noan's Ark. A FEAST CF BARGAIsS. We have fifteen cases of granite usual dollar for a too bibulons cele- bration of the glorious Fourth, The grand larceny case agsinst Logomarsino. tft "| that big me (ne WEATHER REPORI, weather tonight. Warmer. Fair and TEN CENTS A WEEK wat THE SOLAR PLEXUS! Let the next blow be, and it will have a telling effect. hiliarating effect of our FINE MOSS ROSE WHISKY Ou the solar plexus is a consum- mation devoutly to be wished when you have that “tired feel- ing,’ and you need a pure and harmless stimulant as a bracer, There is noting equal to Moss Rose Whiskey, Find it at BOZEO'S PLAGE (RICUMOND HOUSE BAR) The ex- A popular resort for gentlemen who appreciate an up-to-date establish- ment in all its appointments, and Meets all the requirements THE PEOPLE Finest L In the OF neh MASONIC NOTICE. Plain City Lodge No 449, F. & A. M., will meet at their lodge room in the Leech build- ingon North Fourth street at 8 o'clock tonight instated comn.unicas tion, All visitors weleome. By order «ff \V. M G.O, Inaram, Secretary, Logomarsino will Dewey all on ice cold beer. tt Noah's Ark’s customers caught store ina great rush this morning and hundreds of bargains could not be shown. Noah’s Ark Drink Cook’s ice cold beer At | Gold Fish Agents will have pleaty of sales ladies to wait oa every customer tomorrow, CONTINUES TCMORROW, Noah's Ark’s great patriotic eale | continues tomorrow, Telephone 29 for a load of hickory ptawawoud. tt Try Stutz’s orange ice. Good Bye Old Headache If you use our Good Bye Heads ache Powders—4 doses, 10c. 3058 J,D, BACON & CO, = CY They are very ican cruiser on June 30, fired upon’ jaoies 2? We Have Cut Our Prices On Low Shoes stylish in shape and good, easy- -wearing shoes. If you want a good pair of low shoes for litttle money, now is the time to buy them. GHO. ROCK & Son 821 BROADWAY. THIS WEEK CUT PRICES CUT PRICES SHOE SALE $3.E0 takes any of our $5.00 or $5.50 Stacy Adams or Williams Kneeland cloth top or plain top vici kids, in either tan or black—all the latest toes. $3.00 takes any of our Williams Kneeland plain or cloth top, tans or black, viei kid THIS WEEK @ZIVsS AOHS mopg 18> vw shag. Ayno yse> $3.50 takes choice of all our Palen Leather shoes that sold from $4.50 to $6.00, 20 Per Cent. Off - On all Bicycle Shoes. GREEN SHOES Lot {—Green Shoes Prices formerly ranged from | $2.00 to $3.75, WOW. + esses ee 9c | Cut Prices on Clothing Go as Heretofore. Lot 2—Green Shoes Prices were formerly $4.00 and $4.50, NOW... ese eeeeceees $1.99 B, WEILLE & SON