The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 9, 1898, Page 1

NEWSPAPER ADVERTISIN FOUND T0 BE THE BEST. 140... BSTABLASHIED. ... 1800 NELSON * SOULE’s AROMATIC PGINGER ALE $ more popular than ever, A per- et gioger drink, Delicious lemon- , ices ant creams. His fountain ages are superb, 313 BROAQWAY ah f; . =A TREAT FOR PATHE BOYS IN CAMP 7 = FROM PADUCAN— P When they get ‘that blessed pie mother,’ or a bottle of our Brook Hill Whiskey from any gir brothers or friends who value fr health. No one should travel from he without a bottle of it Pure Brook Hill Whiskey, or our Ciquot Brandy. On a va it is essential. BOCEO'S PLACE (RICHMOND MOUSE BAR) A popiitiar resort tur gevtiemen who ppreciate an up-to-date establish- Ment in all its appointments, and » Meets all the requirements OF THE PEOPLE Finest Lunch p the Cit LA BELLE PARK. Without a doubt the following cast is the strongest yet presented to the patroos of the park, Commencing Sunday afternaon, we have: WILLIAM L, BAKER, Singing and Talking Comedian. MISS EDITH RANDALL, ln Up-to-Date Songs, America’s Idol, INEZ VERRAULT, Male Impersonator, ‘+A Sailor on * Board the Maine. Phe Greatest of All Originators, Dave—FORD & DaVERN—Lottie The Black Magnets. Presenting their comedy skit, * fot Time in Darktown,”’ introduc- ing Miss Lottie DaVera, the premier of all wench impersonators. OVERTURE RAYMOND C. AL, In Up-to-Date Negro Songs. INEZ VERRAULT, Impersonator. ROBERT BAKER In Topic and Sentimental Songs, WILLIAM L. BAKER AND EDITH RANDALL, High-Class Comedy and Dancing > Creation, OVERTURE, SS LOTTIE DaVERN, ‘ ~ DAVE FORD, Singer and Dancer. ‘TEAL & BAKER, Comedians, Singers and Dancers, ° PATRIOTIC ENTERTAINME The patriotic entertainment to be be yiven-at Yeiser park Monday evening should not be forgotten, It is to be one of the most enjoyable as well as most worthy ever given hei os WEYLER SOON TO BE Will Be Prosecuted for His Crit- icisms on the Operations and the Philippines. in Caba MADRID OFFICIALS HESITATE LINARES OFFERED T As to Whether (0 Crder the ( Mander at Santiago to sure render, or to Kesist An- other Attack. * UNCONDITION BATTLE ARRESTED. f L SURRENDER THE of Santiago Commenced Today at Noon. Kinley Says He Must Surrender Without Conditions. PROSPECTS FOR PEACE INDEFINITE. Still Rumored Phat Negotiations Have Been Tyformally Be- gun—Unifed ‘States Is Favorable, 0 SURRENDER BUT SPAIN“ PPUSES PEACE. -|But His Terms Were Not Satisfactory--Mc-|naaria aayicon bony Tat Peace Negotiations Are Pending and Say Santiogo Will Mold Cut whe Last. HEAVY sre ieises JULY 1 AND 2, LOSSES BY AMERICANS ON THE IST AND 2D OF JULY. DAY HOS NO OFFICIAL MEWS ABOUT PEACE, Madrid, Weyler Probably be arrested soon July will Ao in- quiry as to his recent criticism of the Operations in Cuba and the situation been ordered of Weyler in the Philippines bas by There is no doubt Correa, the mivister but tha war. will be vigorously prosecuted by the Government. Sertpps McKae Ser Madrid, July # are that the government 1s undecided indications as whether to instruct Gen, Toral, in command at Santiago, to yield or re- sist the American attack which is ex- pected to begin today. HEAVY SPANISH LOSSES. Seripps M. vice Havana, July 9.—It that the Spanish losses in the battle is estimated near Santiago on July 1 and 2 were 900 killed and wounded. This esti- mato, clovely Aigured, shows the poor quality of the Spaniards as fighters, when it is known that 1,800 were en- gaged, PATRIOTIC GERMANS. Scripps: Mc Chicago, July 9.—Notwithstand- idg the attitude of the German gov- ernment in the war situation the German-Americans have shown their appreciation of a free government by $4,000,000 German-A i a project to raise by a subscription among cuns exclusively, with which they propose to purchase and present to the United States government one of the finest battleships afloat. If suecess- DELAWARE BURNS, Destruction of the Line Steamer Morning. r big This Clyde The Passengers and All the Crew Saved--The Boat Is a Total Loss. Scripps: Wettae Service New York, July 0, Qcean liner The big Clyde Deleware burned ScrippssMeRae Servi WASHINGTON, July 9.—At!t White House with a telegram, 15 p.m. Gen, Corbin hurried to the He refused to talk but it is supposed the telegram Was from Shafter, in reference to Santiago. Later It is learned Shafter cabled that Gen. Livares had offered to surreader under certain conditions which the department refused to make publi now, unconditional, Scripps-Mcltae Seryice. WASHINGTON, July 9 a bombardment of Santiago today expected to begin at noon all along surrenders, WASHINGTON, July 9.— Watson's Wednaaday is believed to be the Vilavoide. 1 and sunk. OUR LOSSES 0 beachec WASHINGTON, July 9.— tained by our troops is as follows: Wounded—Kig! iglty-one ollicer Missing—Seventy-nine enlis Ser MADRID, July 8 morning off the coast Cedar Creek, N. J. The passengers were ass saved, but the steamer was a total loss. ¥ ANOTHER TRANSPORT. New York, July Atlantic liner Berlin has been bought and crew —The big trans. this], —Nothing has been WATSON WILL SAIL 1t is reported here that summoned General Blanco to order the evacuation of Santiago within forty- t hours under pain of a bombardment of the city, received by the war de. partment today from General Shafter that would indicate that the plaus of will not be carried out. The battle is the line, unless the city previously XT WEEK. SCRIPPSAURAB SERVICE he pavy department expects Commodore} *"? term squadron will sail for the Spanish coast on next Tuesday, though it is barely possible its departure may be delayed until pext| of State Day aud other officials of the The squadron will be made up at Santiogo and will sail from there, ls! teknown alyont § The squadron will inclucle the two first-class battleships Towa and Oregon, |f peace negotiations. and four cruisers, besides several colliers, sufficient to carry 25,000 tons of coal in addition to the amount on the war vessels, ANOTHER SPANISH VESSEL GOES DOWN. Scripps-McRae Service. KEY WEST, July 9.—Officers from vessels of the Havana blockad-} ery at Santiago. ing squadron bring the story of the destruction of a Spanish steamer, which The ship had sailed from a Mexican port with munitions of war and supplies for Blanco, The Vilavoide was chased by the copverted gun boat Hawk and was] Setipps-Melue JULY 1 AND 2. Scripps-MeRae Services Complete report of the American loss in the battles of July 1 and 2: Killed—Twenty-two officers and 208 enlisted men. and 1203 enlisted men. «i men. SAMPSON GIVES THEM 48 HOURS, - s—McRae Service. Admiral Sampson bas HAS IT REALLY BEGUN? Scripps-MeRae Service. WASHINGTON, July 9,—Shortly after noon today Secretary Alger’s private secretary announced that the bombardment cf Santigo was begun at noon, Later, at the department, when asked when a copy of the dispatch by the government for use as 4 trans-} would be made public, it was stated no such dispatch had been received, port. ees a PLANS OF REFUGEES. Hope That Ge ‘ Castito Will Be Made Governor of Samiago After Surrender, Seripps-McRae Service. although there was no doubt but the bambardment of Santiago was now in| writer says under the date of July 1 progress. NOTHER REPORT OF THE BOMBARDMENT. Seripps-McRae Seryice. NEW YORK, July 9,—The Mail and Express in its last afternoon] and rifle muzzle loaders ov the heights z ScrippseMeRae § Rome, July 9. negotiations hay European to The best intentio Washington, ‘The Halie been opened by va- the concluding says rious binets with view rrange for y peace. ure man- ifested at says, but the idea of peace is opposed paper President directed the departwnent to reply the surrender must bel at yfadrid. MADRID OFFICIALS DENY. Seripps-Melfae Service. rid als by min- London, July 9.--™ advices today bring positive a istry that pending and de withstand the American attack to the peace gotiations are will last. DAY HAS NO NEWS. Washington, July %,—Secretary ab nothing ofl- much-talked- state department indi DESERVED PROMOTIONS. Scrippe-MeRae Service. Washington, July 9 Shafter’s dation Gens. Young and Kent promoted to major generals for bray (On General Lieut. been recom! have COLON MAY BE SAVED. Washington, July 9. — Advices from Admiral Sompson. ind the Cristob:! and fepaired so she 1 use to our navy. Also two or three eruisers of the Spanish fleet may be ate that Colon may be saved ay be of some eneral Sbafter’s report of the losses sus-| saved. PANDO NOT AT SANTIAGO. Sevipps Mclise Bervic Siboney, July 9.—Notwithstand- ing information to the contrary Gen. Pando is not at Santiago, Manzanillo with his entire force, bat The only reinforcements that have arrived ut Santiago sinee the American landed at Baiquiri of one thousand men into Santiago before surrounded. THE CANARIES. Spain's Defenses There Are Ve Poor, aud Could Not With- stand an Attack, were two bodies each who went city the wis y London’ July 9.—The Pall Mall Gazette yesterday published a letter from Las Palmas, capital of the Canary Islands, in which the ‘In view of the prospective v: of the Americans the Spaniards are busy at theirdefenses. At the present momen! the means of repelling an at- tack and preventing « lan are miserably inadequate. , ‘cy consist ofa battery of mixed smoothbore } AN ABLE ARCHUITECL Arrived to Look After the Nabm Building on Bi way. Mr. Wm. 1. Brainerd, of the well known architectural firm Brainerd & Holsmman, of Chicago, arrived in the ity this morning. He designed the fine new building to be erected on Broadway near Fourth, for Mr. Max Nahm, and the bids for constructing the edifice will be opened Monday morning. Mr. Brainerd has been engaged in active practice in Chicago the past nine years. He is a graduate of the Massachusetts Lustitute of ‘Technolo- uy. class of 86, afterward serving two years as dragghtsman in the office of Messrs, Hartwell & Rich- ardson, Boston, where he was en- gaged on some of the most artistic work in State Normal schools, churches and residences then ex- ecuted, Mr. Holsman i atl nl has had seven years of ypendent practice, He served three years as bead of the architect- ural draughtir ment and su periut rs, Burke & Co.,} and Messrs. Frederick P. Bagley & Co., Chicago, contracting marb! iC Sale uate of Lowa inc interior decorators, and superin- mple,”” the Title & Schiller Theater, moral building, Mar- ex, the Lees building, Dearbora National bank nd the Continental ng, all of Chica ntractiog superintend- was 3 gner and tendent in the Trust building, Columbus } shall Field Au the Fert buildin Bank buil position #3. eot made him familiar with the work and methods of m of the archi- 3 of highest repute in this coun- hey have a well organized and are doing work thaa which there e more thorough and complete, ‘al first-class libraries and besides are liv- p of progressive- jard in en- 1 fine arts, their » work das. they e work that will! stand the test of criticism from any ter sure a me of the TERMS. jexcept attorneys, court officer-, MORE SOLDIERS FOR MAYFIELD. Pewee Valley Company Passes Through With « Gatling Gun. Great Excitement Out There Today, It Is Thought By Many That Blanks Will Be Wrested From the Soldiers—The Jury Gets His Case. There is more excitement in May-~ field today than on any day since Bob Blanks, the rapist, was taken back to be tried. The city is fall of country people, and the state of feeling rans high. This morning a special train passed through Paducah about noon with the military company from Pewee Valley, and when the soldiers reached Mayfield, it was found that they had a Gatling gun. This did not have a very pacific effect, but whether any effort will be made to lynch the pris- oner remains to be seen. The case was finished this noon and given to the jury, will settle it without delay, thought. Yesterday's Mayfield Mirror said of the trial he Blanks case was called to trial at 9 o’clock this morning and the distinguished prisoner was carried to the courthouse with mili- tary pomp and splendor, but in im- mediate charge of Sheriff Douthit. Judge Robbins bad ordered the courthouse cleared, and said every- body would be expected to stay out and county officials, witnesses, jurors and parties to the case, Under this rul- ing there came near being a serious clash between the civil and military authorities. The soldiers wanted to go inside and stand guard at the en- trance, .‘The matter was finally com- promised by allowing the military to guard the entrances on the lower floor after. which it 18 finest buildin untry, in- eluding the Lilinois CoNlege, at Jack- selected from the neh apd the trial A jury has bee Hick) amsgotanty souville, I]... a floe church at Rock Island, lll., Lowa College, at Crin- nell, lowa, Bank of Chieago Height no factory at Pullman, Lil., and have been the best of references. SEEKS A LOCATION, Mr. H. W. Fost of Trenton, Tenr over the city, to select a residence. Mr, F r is one of the gentlemen who are to stard the ry store here buildir wife aud child, here looking in the new z on firm, Foster & Hay TO SETTLE THE Ma J. Radford it against Mr. F. G wind up an ¢ ESTATE, Mrs brought dolph, toda Will likely proce.) without delay. There are few witnesses. Blanks? attorn: i only two sum- \moned, Bull Hoyer and Ed Long, the Jatter having joined the army some time ago, Blanks will attempt to show the victim of vhe rape is over | thirteen years of age, and is of a bad |character. The prosecution will |show by medical experts that the | girl had never had connection before. The people do not know what to | sending Broadway near Fourth, and is of the’ soldiers down to take charge of their and thus pre make of Gov, Bradley county court house, {venting and delaying the transaction The better element is now beginning to wax indignant, aod jjust a little encouragement from them would cause serious trouble. | house. dent of the Western THE WEATHER— Fair ‘Tonight and Sunday, TEN CENTS A WEKK. VERDICT FOR TEN YEARS. The Jury's Agreement at May- field in the Clark Case— Conyieted of Man- slaughter, The Jury Had Been Out Ever Since Thursday—Some Surprise Over the Verdict — Defend- ant Killed S. R, Carney. The jury in the case against Mr. Sam D. Clark, charged with the murder of Mr. 8. R. Carney a few months ago, this morning about 9:30 o'clock returned a verdict of guilty of manslad@htey,and fixed the pun- ishment of the defendant at ten years io thepenitentiary. ‘The verdict was anxiously awaited by the people there, who are greatly interested in the case, The jury bad been out since Thars- day and it was thought probable the jory would hang. The defendant, one of the most promiment citizens in Mayfield, was charged with the murder of Mr, R. Carney, of the city, and presi- District Ware~ house company. ‘The two men bad some words in front of the warehouse at Mayfield, and Mr. Clark, who was drinking, shot Mr, Carney through his pocket, where had the pistol con- cesled. The victim lingered for several days, and then died. He was a very popular man, as was his slayer, both having many friends. ‘The case was ably fought as well as defended, some of the best legal talent in this part of the state being engaged. A motion for a new trial, derstoced, has been made. it is un- Mr. John Hall, the well known railroad engineer, had a congestive chill yesterday afternoon at his home on Soutn hixh street, and today is quite ill. JUSTICE SHEMWELL'S GOURT. Justice Shemwell held court today, and the case against the only culprit Tie tour MERON gaging in a fight with Will Hamilton. Levi Trice was fined $10 and costs, McCreety $5 and costs, and Leech and Price $1 and cost each, i\Good Bye |Old Headache | If you Use our Good Bye Head- |. ache Powde_4 doses, 10c, of every day business at the court D. BACON & GO, PHARMACISTS Sevent} and'Jackson } Gold Fish Agents. Our Prices On Low Shoes They are very stylish * and good, easy-wearing you want a good pair of lgw shoes for litttle money, now is the time to buy them. GHO. ROCK & Son 321 BROADWAY. YMBOD |B. WEILLE & SOW | YMBOD THIS WEEK SHOE SALE THIS , WEEK CUT PRICES s “and everybody 1s urged to come oat evand help it along. The proceeds are to go to the army hospital fund, nt] overlooking the harbor, six obsolete field guns north of the Mole, a six- ___}gun battery in the artillery ks Siboney, July 9-—Refugees from] edition states on authority of one of Alger’s official aides, the bombardme; Awarded ~ Highest Honors—World’s Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. plCEs < Santiago are preparing for the gov-] of Santiago has actually commenced, ernment of the Province after the sur- render of the city, It is said that they have selected the Cuban gener- al, Castillo, for the governor. BLOCKHOUSES DESTROYED. Seripps-Mckae Service Key West, July 9.—News from the blockade live off Matanzas says that two new blockhouses at Piaya Ca- manicho, built by the Spaniards, were destroyed by shells trom the gunboat Uncas, July 4. LICENSED TO MARRY. Rafaa Neece and Littie Davis, colored, were licensed to marry to- day, QUIErED THE CROWD, Justice Settle this out to the poor farm to lay the law down to one or two of the inmates who had become obstreperous, and who were greatly annoying the re- mainder of the unfortunates there. He informed them that they bad to behave, or be expelled, and they ull promised to do so, One woman in regaril to a report published in some of the local papers that she and one jofthe men desired to marry, de- nounced it as a Justice Settle investigated the food, and found that the inmates were all getting all that could be de- sired by any one, morning went POLIGE COURT. Augusta Ligon, colored, was pre- sented in the police court this morn- ing on a charge of stealing a pair of shoes from Sarah Allen, She was held to answer, and in default of $100 bond, was remanded to jail, The case against Chas. Page, for keeping « disorderly house was con- tinued until Monday. The warrant wes sworn out by City Attorney Lightfoot Louis Sloan, a peddler, was charg- ed with allowing bis horse to run at large. The case was contioued until Monday, He owns the horse that has committed 80 many depredations on the North side, Jim Johnson, tor plain drunk, was fined the usual dollar, within the town, and a small salut battery. With modern loug range guns Americans could easily wreck the batteries. Two Accidents That Occurred There This Morning. There were two accidents at the wharf this morniog. Prof. Murray Gilbert, while assisting in loading an organ onto the wharf boat, fell off the stage plank, and the organ wenton top of him. He escaped with a wetting. CUT PRICES $3.50 tak any of our $5.00 or $5.50 Stacy Adams or Williams Kneeland cloth top vici kids, in either tan or black, also plain top vici kids in tan, All the latest toes. $3.00 takes any of our Williams Kneeland plain or cloth typ tans, and cloth top Lot 1 Mr. Ab Coleman, the well known painter, fell from the dry dock, headforemost into the,water, and but for the timely assistance of bystand- ers, would have drowned. CUT PRICES 0 to § B, WEILLE & SON $3.50 takes choice of all our Patent Leather shoes that sgld from $4.50 to $6.00, / 20 Per Cent, Off..............:. Green Shoes Prices formerly ranged from blacks in vici kids. sear fe On all Bicycle Shoes, GREEN SHOES Lot 2—Grees Shoes Prices Weg formerly $4,.00 and $4.50, no tes IVS ZOHS 8c $199 WEILLE & SON Cut Prices on Clothing Go as Heretofore,