The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 11, 1898, Page 3

THE PADUCAH DAILY SUN fleld approve of such a course of cor duct; we take it that the mob ele Published every afternoon, except Bu FM. Fisher, W. I". Paxton R.W.Clements, J Wilitamson John J. Dorian, opinion of Governor Bradle: ly proven that the law-abiding citi zens of Mayfield and Graves count Daily, per annum in advance. $ 4.50 prisoner while in the bands of thei court. Weekly, per annum in ad- VANCE... eee Specimen copies free 1,00 =|many threats had been openly mad that Blanks would be lynvhed if ever MONDAY, JULY 11, 1898, —_—_—_—_—_———— THE SUN'S WAR SERVICE, The ‘uperior excellence of the Sus’s war news report, as furnished Governor Bradley did exactly righ in sending troops to protect Blank: from the violence of the mob. No man in Mayfield need for { ae pM rere pn Ne moment fear that the Governor will j meas 4 ay ( ence ae peal -Bhsabs' F baseie cee a ome a 3 bate ‘Gata i abd | will in any way set aside the verdict 4 haat thalamic f the jury. The fiend should 1 the terms that the President cabled |°f ‘Me Jury. The rape flend should die, tb reply were pabliahed exclusively by} 4 nen in Kentucky to extend st bitty Tien Rupee pearance lead FMS rE rapist. Bat every ; fatty tek rien man, be he white or black, is entitled Ee, Wid - to a hearing before the courts, and ‘ ee att eile aaa OOO ia esate GaN Hoe zal: SOLA be sively on Friday. Also on the same day was given the President's selec- tion for the American members for the Hawaiian Commission, though the declination of Senator Davis caused a change in the commission when oilicially announced, These are but a few instances of the excellence of the Svx’s news re- port. A little recollection, also, on the part of the people of this city will the avengers. _—_—_ TO OMAHA. This Week—The Delega- tion From Kentucky. The executive committee of na tional republican league has appointed | | ‘ peal call to mind the fact that none of the| Fon We Rt, Wathaoy ot tice, Sy, trom 4. unl p. ma tome ‘ *}times work at night. I am sten- false war reports that have unneces-| president of the republican stare | “™* and assistant clerk, but 1 wy sarily excited and alarmed this city that the law-abiding citizens of May. Circumstances in the past have clear- do not control in all cases, that they Dally, Six months ‘‘ + 9,95 / have been powerless in a very re- Daily, One month, “+ 40/ cent instance to protect the life of Daily, per week. . see 10 cents With this evidence before him, and with the knowledge that he was brought to Graves county, Governor Bradley would be Kentucky Republicans Will Ge league of Kentucky in place of D. H. ‘| TO MANILA. Sunday, by ment of the city and county is alone|Letter From Mr. Ne'son ‘Tally, responsible; and we believe that the} at San Francisco With the E SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, ‘ . THE § soonpohAaan *Jofticers of Graves county would have Second Brigade, U & Beales agaiaginans | Aone their best to have given Blank : Gyn Dorian si RR Suetat | protection while in the hands of the A Paducah Boy Who Is to Go to wr ne geet os Tan Goa: Abe OE ALE te he. the the Philippines With a Ten- t nessee Regiment, letter has been re- Ison Tally, form- erly of the city, son of Mr, W, N. Tally, the well known mill man‘ and will prove of interest to his many friends here. It reads as follows Headquarters 2d Brigade, U. $ Army, Camp Merritt, San Francisco, Jane 30, 1898,—Dear Old Sport.— am going to write you a few lines 18 dor though I ought not, for Wrote you a letter on regimental paper the first day I joined the ser- vice, and as yet have answer, but we will look over ths this time, for 1 guess I have done you the same way, Don, this is the world; our camp is almost surround: ed by the ocean and San Francisco bay, and there are several salt water bath house right on the beach and within quarter ofa mile of our camp, and we are allowed to go to the beach at any time jrst so we are in camp at roll valls (5:40 a. m, apd 10 p. m.) etything is half price to the sol- diers and all places of amusement are open tous free, and the Red Cross society women are always sending us boxes of food, » And send their agents through the camp to care for the sick ; and, I'll tell you, I am well satisfied. Oranges sell at 5 and 10 cents per dozen, and the best quality at tt The following ceived from Mr y a ir it 8 dress—what regiment is he with? Iam working for Brigadier Gen- eral King, at the Second brigade headquarters, and am busy all day, ographer received no} st place in the} Say, What is Harry Johnson’s ad- OMEN used to think male dise: could only te treated after ‘‘lo- eal examina- tions" by hysie cians. Bread of Buch treatment kept thousands of grodest women Bilent about ther Buffering. Thein- troduction of has now demon- nths of all the THE NEW WAY. | Wine of Cardul strated that n Cases of menstrual disordérs do ‘not require a physician's attention atall. ‘The simple, pure € f e taken In the privacy of a woman's ‘own honfe insures quick relief and speedy cure. Wemen need not hesitate now. Wine of Cardut re- quires_no humiliating examina- tions for its adoption. fe curesany sease that comes under the head of “female troubles" —disordered menses, falling cf the womb, “whites,”” change of life, Itmakes women beautiful by making.them well. It keeps them young by keeping them healthy. $1.00 at the drug store, or advice In cases requiring spectal Ta adengaes, cing. avinptomsy lies’ Advisory iment,” sn20¢a Medicine Co.. Chattar fe ‘W. 1. ADDISON, M.D., Cary, Miss., says: Pittsburg, 5.0 Davis I falling and fight well, to been proved on many a bl field,” At Tgualada, one of the Watch him as his tunio faded, torn, and pr minus a button or two sers frayed and threadbare cased in the clumsy hem of the country; and his fled in huge green woolen ¢ tween the top of which and of his tunic is usually to be or three inches of bare, HH; ca pwy arm, how—at the trail, at the slo at his ba inspiring picture! Varf foremost, slun rtheless, that t batiles of the la ire battalion h. annihilation an lected the former. fi ‘ fling gait, too, hi uncomplainir ‘ommy is seldom. Two me five regular‘commissaria in addition, he is sery with coffee and sc |B “tuse wine -dut extensively in mn rate of a pound ar «WINE OF CARDUI per day, constitu a ration. Any adc é ~ [to buy from the r NEWS OF THE RIVERS. Sipe pene bh tS mental Cairo, 23.0, rising, enter: Chattanooga, 3.5, rising. ary. Cincinnati, 7.8, falling, woun Evansville, 6 0, falling, chunk ¢ Florence, 0.7, stan and a cle Johnsonville, 2.4, the day. Louisville, 4. Tf to this h Mt. Carmel, 2.8, falling. pint of wine THE SPANISH SOLDIER. A Description of Him and His Ways: by English Observer. 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Residence, Fifth and Broadway, HOMCOPATHIST, hone 190. le Hours 610." a, 13 Ne* HARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.D. Physician and Surgeon - ; ean’t tell whether the job is a perma<| St. Lou! 5 e to do w Fourth, but for permanent decorati Hava dase ceasilid toes, the Goxok Stine, who resigned and Pi i a nent thing or not, but I sincerely! Padacal rising is his cigar 1 there is nothing to compary with wha é SA tilde uhve at ry of Fetes nt | Hope 60, for it is a. nice, cleas iob, ‘hing { on se an 8 E gee: Np Lake hve exet. appeared | Py ce ol tte a eee Craw-|20pe 605 fori t month, withs pol|._Mf Charley Howard will make a|! eit cores A WALL PAPER on the Scx's bulletin board, and] ford. bir. Ramecy was given, power) so) bey Tie ber month, amtrying {tip 88 third clerk on the City of nL ob rreadee ; ode Wa: { f ; : 5 aoe Ms a8 second lieutenant, and ying | Paducah Q > day is appalling ie kave? oe “ E: nothing but reliable news is published|to appoint a secretary and bas ap: hard to make it. a permanent jolt {aducabs ‘ them himec Iry al riot of color, Gut er cede ee |” Gileh 1m Meese Street. in the Sex’s column: Lace bim G, Mathews, of Bar| ascstant Adjutant Generel James} 5 The iS Bey edie 7 as ‘ to : midst of confusion; othere of convene me. oaidence, 904 Tennessee street. ~ ourville, Knox county. G. Blaine, Jr., says that I stand the{@0"9 from Louisville bound for onal design. but very beautiful, | fice Telephone 175; Residence 415, r= A Wasuxctoy dispatch says that] Mr. Ramsey was commonwealth’s tat ast Gab hee Abe Pay pri Baby Cairo with a tow. ; “Also a large line of window shades 4 3 the Commissioner of Internal Reve-|attorney of the ‘Twenty-seventii| joc, gets it I will. “| The City of Clarksville is due this prepaid eras: a We 4 nue bas a decision in preparation in| Judicial district, and lectures upon] TET wish von were in this regi-|fternoon and returas to E’town to- 8 1 Phone a71 152 South Third q oe. uel. Jaw ab the: Lave, I8W ineckcw ih toh dor thse a otclitmectiooeie ce ames . |Uns ! which it will be held that the stamp] soool, He is one of the leading rebsath Peeth Slee at aie hs. The C (ga Sy ae . i representing the tax on express mat-|republican worlzers of the state, and wage Sk pohes isteada ee intiedkia tecaiuee this place e Lae a Dentist and tor must be aflixed to the bill of| with the assistunce of Mr. Mathews, (4,800) soldiers left for the Philige [ent Ter ete ne Neuer 2 DOC TOR i{ B ERT B ER NH KI M lading by the express companies, and) Who is also a hustler, will at once pines Monday, aud General Merritt] The local paeketé..were all fo and VAUD ane 4iu Oral Surgeon not by the individual shipper. This pais rales ot Saying bags O14 | and vis staff sailed on a separate boat oat ap sobedoled tale morning, and |! New office, corner South Fifth street and Broadway 7 will settle the dispute between the aaet capeuaiag Pobre Se lesa Cy morni : Well, I guess Teach had fajr freight receipts. Ma Over Oeblschlaeger & Walker's drug store entrance, Odd Fellows’ Hail | 120 North Fifth Street. < « business men and the express com-| convention to be held at sous central Thee is cae Prondasinl tic, (be The river front pregénts a strange : PRACTICE LIMITED ‘VO DISEASES OF HENRY BURNETT é e Papies on the question us to who aos ye pad “eg ttee of | 202) soldiers in camp and more con Only oenawbaltooeh car eee \ Stomach and Intestines (Liver executive commi of . ne it that|°? obit By a ‘ sicin, z Hair and Nails. Blood (Anemia, Rhe » Gi { shall pe the ar the league met at Lexington last week vite eae Silat i gee pe now. Kidneys eB Pe ito-Url ae System Diabotege -oeumatiam, Gout, Attorney -at- Law We regret to see that the Republi- renases p< ve rbgpeanaige loved our tlag better than that, °°"| The Mayilower leaves St, Louis tor m Daye, = =08 Sundays. Will practice in * 5 <, i ‘ ‘ameey, and concluded, owing to Des tpw Mages meigese this place Tuesday. She returns F bey je > 10:00 @. ra all the courts, = pa nro igeranes as berm. the nearness of the national conven. oye isl pis acd from here for St. Loms as soon as|(°8°. ‘Ther ; tulintmeiaae perianal py 82 G Papvean, Ky” X its Galege mate to eee tion, which convenes at Omaha,Neb., {hur wit wri long letter my|*be can transact business, t ; cack Se ae) national Convention at Omaha bas) on Wednesday to appoint the’ deilg.| Out Will write Fi a08 describe Oail| The Hutto scien ttt f. the | mones® ” or eaET THOS: E:M0SS confined its selections to that part of|gates and hold the convention iy rit deiner se Oy apReradiy Tor |Gaabanaat ute ently, thts wording [yes gt 8 Fin | D ORY i] ace Kentucky east of and including] Cooler weather. The delegates will feld Alaiareencts to atcadge belive ani left on her ro for Clarksville | been wn.” Ben ~ . Louisville. We take it that this is boy tee Sealy oeantages Ket" { 12m. I will get good practice in my|today at noou, doing goed freight | ing ¢ “Al” not an evidence that the party is fall- eitlon tow being beld at Oonahe spo} {shorthand, if nothing else, while 1| business, rife In Humanity’s Cause Our Flag is 116 South Fourth treet, ing back into the old way of thinking] of the execcdlogly iam nace peta here. Business was much improved down | | ‘ s ass yrs Well, Don, I will have to close, as}about the river this morning over | is ‘ ' tm tf danete od mil ignored the western part of he |graated to dslegatesove fare ‘tr | 0, Yel” ety, of the Fourteenth U-} that of last wesk, ‘sed apeming over ish, reven Unfurled! ED H. PURYEAR Miss 8.6. Hay 4 State, but it was merely in this case on plus $2.00, S. cavalry is in the office. Give all] wagons carrying freight to. the out-{. T ‘ : » Stenographer an unintentional error. Following are the delgates ap- |) boys my love, and tell Vint that| going steamers was something above| t x “rn oe ath ointed for Kentucky : 3 : Now rush to ag ——<—<——_— P y: 1am awful sorry that I did not see| the ordinary, young 1 . orev a aw “ye. SOLDIERS AY BAYFIELu 4 STATE AT LARGE. him while he was in Nashville and — - as ‘ ‘with all your chivalry.” } If we can judge from the Mayfield] John W. Yerkes, Danville, that Twill write him a letter whea 1] PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC | from q cama emery s semapapers and from the news items} D. N. Comingore, Covington. {get a chance. ‘Well, goodbye, la PRINTING, circumstar rT : s wave McKinley brave And Notary Public, Real estate and an sépt out from that city the excitement r. B, Matthews, Petersburg. ne, |203,; answer this immediately, "and of the noble seamen, undaunted, true, Life Insurance Agent, and . 4 p . “eop.| Augustus KE. wson, Louisville. [write me a long letter. I remain as Necessary A fair isle to save or find a grave, beri sta Opis scmguandé Gov. W. 0. Bradley, Frankfort. Jever, your devoted cham, rroeived at the | better tlian one's tig 1 And plant anew *‘red, white and blue,” Abstractor of Titles i Py and the Governor ot » Who B.C. , Mt. § 7, JN. T. i be ow Ave \ has sent a company of sate we peto| Judge H. C. Orear, Mt. Sterling seat J.N. Tauuey, mu \ i SW bes Bibione alas cobs eabe Pose Formerly: mastet’ éaicihieshins “os company e troops to FIRST DISTRICT. . S.— Address in full, pl a Ss Wha sated F the Movracken circuit court, Will protect the life of a prisoner, is com- Capt. Ed Farley, Paducah. care of the First ‘leonessee U.S, Loui Bs hat beers aris pies ; Ar Practice in all the courte of this and pe } Bau: Fiwnetes - han the soldier's fight for freedom's right, : “Bpectal ing in for a very good share of de-| J. W. Cole, Benton, Band, Camp Merritt, San Francisco, Hierarchical Appetites To free a suffering land? fivea to ine eatin ‘ll claire nuncistion. Indeed the last issue of] J. W. Hubbard, Paducah, epee ia Dike tiene hae the renting of real aatete ans ate the Mayfield Democrat is so wrought] + M. Fisher, Paducah. a eatin V. amare The Spanish Dons ere long shall taste litigation. | Wil ect, os aesign ee and sy - " bishop y ur ‘‘Uncle Samuel’s’’ pills recei of insolvent © , also as up on the subject that it breathes SROORD Dierator. THE PRESIDENT’S VINDICATION é + Our ‘Uncle Samuel's’? pill administrator of decedents’’ estates ® “ala ‘ F, Van Rensaeller, Owensboro. z Oe] py Portion. of the And freedom’s bird shall proudly soar and as guardian of infants. Bonds for profanity on its two home-print pages Judge ‘A. H. hadeteon Hopkias- ——- minsionets of Peete In the Pride of the Great Antilles, security tem in sont’ Companies. in a most abandoned manner and al_. 4 New York Journal, uw - y Office No, 127 South Fo street ville. p InIwar. it will ‘Legal Row), Paducah, liberal use of dashes shows that the|" ET, Franks, Owensboro, The people who thought they could ! iwar, as in peace, it will pay everybody Leg Ds Ky, editor thinks more than he dares to} 8. R. Crumbaugh, Hopkinsville, {FY 00 the war better than’ Presi. dick ht to go to — = = or haters pe watt dent McKinley have become remark-|. r W. M. JANES into type. rHIKD DISFRICT, ably quiet of late. ‘Hostilities have 112. Nave six (@) yay , S bg tlhe sac ] We agree with the people of our] E. U, Fordyce, Bowling Green, been going on for two months and al" D R I N Ss O R = REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGE LON «tre beautiful sister city that itis a very] W.H. Hager, Albin. half, and we have destroyed two] ‘ ! AT 205 Bi % K bad state of affairs that exist wheal J+ ¥ ileal files nak cpeciah teste, occupied parts of] j Potion “a f me pr ‘ 95 SEDOMAY See me to buy, tell of ea - D, James, Muhlenberg, three Spanish colonies, and sur-| Retuite, sh g, ete, nooee [Poon . : . . qrse sg "9 the Governor feels that the ends of ONG hited rounded a Spanish army,’ all withoua| suv ia omit oh Dlanks wheter printed | WAVE & sv is : : —_ OFFICE 828 BROADWAY + Justice demand ‘that: a compeny of] D. Gufty, Morgantown, other loss to ourselves than the una. the ‘blank’ or ‘boa aft tate “ eoathtade hav neds $ é soldiers be sent to a towa to protect! Chertes Blaford Bewleyville voidable casualties among troops tak- presswore, axe | Clackbirds in aw miss j f ; . h 8 Newspayyr. Kee? OUT OF REACH OF THE SPANISH GUNS! the life of any man who is in the] John W. Lewi , Springtield. ing strong intreachments by storm. | P Pay , R. M. BROWN. hands of the court. The people of] J. 8. R. Wedding, Hartford. That is pretty good work. _ No} Otbse romania or Will Bat Dameo:ton: Wetty TAKE THE. —PAInrs— 4 Mayfeld should be indigaant, right. satan. other country in the worl! could bave| " Ss—iidone common rate ver! Maid—Meim, the), . ad Ps : done much better. If we had pos. | hole schedule, und axewe that ae eously and justly indignant that Gov-] Col. Albert Scott, Louisville. sessed the British navy and the Gort Bev eaten for talon beat and nobody has scr uns | ernor Bradley should deem it neces-| Dr. T. H, Baker, Louisville. man army we might have landed af {tiaai,shail be used Cap, 18 they Demy 2s | Nd, nem, li ’ sa in i 0 TO . M sary to send soldiers to their city tor ss pfeil a : force in Cuba on the first day of the | Hid en thet Work under section a rte | a r ’ the cause that directed his actions in| \,).\ 8° 7e°rw®. Du Relle, Louis-/war, but as [nas we had to create}, Seharate tndeses, tan leather bound, 4 y aa Brick Wall, Roof, Fence, Bridgo . toe Meda once se ieee thence by ea tie omamand of druneptes it Sheet gegmaa| apeR? | Then ito as THREE TRAINS DAILY and Barn advertising a specialty, dey aboula pot Nal tia.chlest as iat , . the sea by suppressing a hostile navy | Metin aad Royal, Tha na "pola oneness | never see the dear thine ) FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO FASTEST TRA.NS IN OHIO Cloth signs and banners. Buggy, 4 ey should not be the object of their! , 1, Raison, Newport. which, on paper, was nearly as strong | Hooks tor Shane Departments to” be turnisied | ton, Tran, ./ Carriage and Express Wagons Paint- wrath, Governor Bradley is but per] W. McD, Shaw, Covington. as our own, | Countion spvinttags cy Be, Hoh eae - ed, Repaired and Lettered to Suit, forming his sworn duty as the Goy-| Joseph Horner, Corinth. Within thirty days after the out. at ine top only or on the full page, any see Miss “Charlotte Russe,” ; : i ’ ernor of this Commonwealth. ‘The| Charles W. Nagel, Newport. break of the war President MeKioley | "Fu oitructor wit ‘to complete! A New York policeman ir Michigan and the Great Lakes constantly growing in popularity, fact that Blanks is a negro has had SEVENTH Disraicr. bad organized an army of 100,000] a4,,ieeota, books | uscordl Workma:suip | Ang an arrest made-in a res Everybody will be there this summer, For inform: M Prices, : piiblg asta the ores [PEO O; Meteoiat neclacice, men. He has one now of ruthoat other ch ‘aan, thowe other day aud 1 from a ation inquire of your nearont ticket agent All Work Guaragteed, thing Grant Roberts, Frankfort, of a million, with a navy o iy "wrap and’ ship rithout other! in the window that the woman who sofiee : troops _ Bot sent=t01-¥ ty, Pinkertoo, Veruaillas. sels, And bow gloriously both are| “hares than the sy idilsiainabeg |S Peng pete ors 124 Broadway. : ayficld as the Democrat sa) ys, “to 7 : “ty " doing their work! The President bas ace st ae ernst toad a fair and impartial trial no i Nt oe oa taken time enough to make s i ae f Se een Ashe coast: ‘ $ Monee Di . there shall be no revers Soy, BA gUAAIAed''6 100 v Cuban girl j ‘¢ loubts the ity of pobrts " Ne 5 The average Cuban girl is not 7 ian doubts the probity of the court: T. J. Ballard. Lawrenceburg. day more. ‘That means war that of idtees ai! Bids to Charles Finley, Secretary | dark ag A sy Mt wig r he ‘fag oe or that the findiags of the jury would be based on the evidence, E. T, Burnam, Richmond. George M. Davison, Stanford, J.J. Williams, Mt, Vernon. NINTH DISTRICT. G, M. Dickey, Cynthiana, H. A. Fabra, Augusta, H. H. Gambill, Blaine, Dr, W. M. Bowman, Tollesboro, TENTH vistiCT, K. J, Hampton, Winchester, J.B. Marcum, Jackson, John G. White, Winchester, Judge G. W. Gourley, Beattyville, ELEVENTH DISTRICT, A. R. Dyche, London, Judge James Denton, Somerset, 8. H. Kash, Manchester, Charles Finley, Wil wi A ‘The troops were not sent to May- field to protect Blanks from the court. but from the mob. It is buta short time since a man was takeo from the officers of the law and lygched in Maytield for robbery. When Blanks committed the crime for which he is now on trial, every breeze that blew from Mayfield was laden with threats of a lynching bee should he ever be captured, When Blanks was ar- rested in Cairo it was even said that mob from Mayfield would go over the river and lynch him. Since his trial began notices have been sent out from Mayfield that the negro would yet be lynched, and that, too, in ac fac isa Dou't Tobacco Spit ana Smoke ‘To quit tobacco eas: netic, full of life, nerve Bae, the wonder-wo: spite of the soldiers, iropg. All: druggists, 00 oti. Culeia We do not suppose for » moment Boring Remedy ta, Ample free. 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