The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 30, 1898, Page 4

v aA i E OF THE NORTH NORTH-EAST Axo NORTH-WEST A e lorretautenR vanilla Route Lvansvilleé ‘OUGH VESTIBULED TRAIKSDANLY NASHVILLE B CHICAGO FO.JEFFRIESG.2.a O.n.NILLU “NANSVILLE, IND NASMVILLE,| 6.5.8 nn ILLINOIS CKNTRAL RAILROAD ‘Time Vadle in oMsot Jaly 9, 1828, LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHIS DIVISION No. 18 pm 1 15am 00am Princeton. Evansville Hopkinavilte jortonvilie 70am oo Louisville Ctnctonat . Bours Morey “ = Central Ory Mopkinevitie.., Bvanevitie 310 am & uv 7 Mam 9S jw swam 1 pm 6s a2 opm ' Sams A 34 pm 210 pm 348 aw 1 On) wom No 11 <2 pm 346 am 400 p ” 600 pe €05 pam $2 pm #18 am ts am 1S por 4 Hopkins Oot intorena toa. Uh Exposition Omaha, Nebraska JUNE 1 TO MOVEMBER 1 Best reached from the south, cast and west by the MISSOURI PACIF:G RAILWAY In elegant equipment, consist- ing of reclining chair cars seats free of extra charg fulman buffet sleeping ca ‘and comfortable high-back seat coaches REDUCED RATES FROM ALL POINTS DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE Bee nt for tickets, time tables and ~~ other information. {| RT. G. MATTHEWS, T. P. A. LOUISVILLE, KY. ————————_———— it You Want Your Laundry Done Right it done by THE CHINESE Tua Broadwe y Clothes called for and returned promptly. SAM HOP SING & CO. When in Metropolis stop at the STATE HOTEL. . Special rates by the $1.00 @ day: D. AILEY, Pfopr. WNetween 4th and 6th on Ferry ** Second Hand Goods |ghest car WILLIAM BOUGENO & SON coal prices, belore buyin cigewhere. {or old. ‘change new ar a Matil. Effinger & C Undertakers and embalmers. RA a Tr Aesctet so re ts R. M. BROWN . —PAINTO— SIGNS. Brick Wall, Roof, Fence, Bridgo and Barn advertising a specialty. Cloth signs and banners. Buggy, Carriage and Express Wagons Paint- ed, Repaired and Lettered to Suit. Prices, — All Work Guaragteed, 124 Broadway. ——$——— J S. GANSTER Notarv Public AND SOLICITOR OF PENSION CLAIMS Prompt and thorough attention given to all cases. uarterly payment of : carefully attendad to : 2 TIES| C. & O. railw regular train, leaving at 1:20 , connecting with wh Seventh street, at 1:30 p. m round tr is only August 51, leges returning only, A MISTAK ‘We used to hear a great deal about things which fit ‘like the paper on the wall,” but how frequent it is that the paper doesn’t fit on the wall. Just because it is ited hard is no Fe that it fits. pattern may not right, the color may not suit the room. You will get the most suitable paper by coming to us. Our specialties are Wall Paper, Pictures and Frames And our etock is , our prices are right, and designs varied. Call and inspect. L. P. BALTHASAR are particularly careful in the laan dering of colored goods, “handling each in such & way that even dres which are not waranted fast will not fade. Negligee shirts, starched and plain irt waists, thes, socks, ete., clean ironed and finished by the Star Steam Laundry in a manner which cannot fail to please, STAR STEAM LAUNDRY, J. W. YOUNG & SON, Proprietors. 120 North 4th St. Leece Block. Business Bicycles... All wheelmen are not racers. Many rule for comfort and from necessity and do not desire to hump them selves up and go at a breakneck J through the streets, We build two grad and oue at “ to suit all classes of riders. not racing cranks, but are in the wheel trade for business purposes only Call and See How It is Done THE SOUTHERN Crumbaugh & Parke, 416 North Seventh St. WHY BURN Old Sogey Wood When you van get dry hickory stove wood ready for stove at same prices by telephonixg No, 198? Note change from No. 29. E.BEL TO OLD POINT COMFORT And the Seashore, August 16th The Greatest of All Taips, The regular anoual excursion to Old Point Comfort in charge of Mr. W. A. Wilgus, 8. P. A., will be ran Tuesday, August 16, via I. C, and #, from Paducab on seashore special, ch leaves Union station, foot of ‘The ate to Old Point Comfort and tickets are good until with stop-over privi- ‘The trip surpasses any offered the traveling public, and affords mapy delightful diversions, beautiful Grand and svenery, invigoratiog moun- ir, surf bathing, ocean voyage, jal hotel entertainment aud a to the capital, if desired, Every attention and courtesy will be extended to ladies without escorts. Choice of routes returning, between Richmond and Clifton Forge, will be given, enabling those who desire to 180 8 Teint] visit Lynchburg, Natural Bridge and other points of interest. Sleeping car rates will be $4 for berth, Louisville to Old Point, to be occupied by one or two persons, and application for sleeping car space should be made at once to W. A. Wilgus, 8S. P. A., Ho pkinsville, Ky. For further particulars address as above or call on J, 1. Donovan, P. A. L, C, Railwev 1a —<—— ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAIL: Louisyille andjEast. annrve P.O. DEPART P.O, 6:00 a7 20pm Memphis and South, m, m St. Louis and West. 1am bia pm Ne and Ohlo River Points. (daily except Sunday.) ‘Steamboat due 10:55 am Benton and N..& St. 1. South, 10:10pm 6:00 a. a FOR RENT, Nice two story house No, 507 South Fifth street; apply No, 503 South Fifth street, 27/3 . Maus. 8. Gat sen, HE GOVERNOR OF RHODE ISLAND. Nothing Like Paine’s Celery Compound For Run Down Nerves, AW 1, (MW WN Gov. Elisha Dyer was elected Gov-! tion of every judicious person who is ernor of Rhode Island in 1897 and;out-of-bealth. re-elected in 188. The underlying cause ot nervous debility, apparent in headaches, dys- Gov. Dyer is s graduate from ~ mm SS iste Unttersit & Edicwen [rnie|Pepsia, sleeplessness and neuralgia, seraity Wereetyn He served as|!8 faulty nutrition of the entire ner- . eae x eet vous system, Sergeant during the Civ rae je In| $0 100g aa the blood is pale,watery 5 and hampered by bad humors the 2 KID. e wrote, hoc 7 iene 145, He wrote, | rorves cannot assimilnte proper nour- isbment, no matter how much food is “T have heard so many flattering taken into the system Paine’s cel- statements of what Paine’s celery) ery compound arouses a hearty appe- compound has done that I feel sure | tite, regulates the bowels and brings it will be of very great benefit to me, about a normal action of the liver. particularly at this this time when I! ‘This is the sweeping and thorough have so much anxiety and nervous) manner in which Paine’s celery com- strain.”’ pound frees the system not only of rheumatism, eczema, salt rheum and jother diseases due to impure blood ; |but also of neuralgia, sleeplessness and nervous headaches and dyspepsia that are brought about by a “run down’’ state of the nerves. The use ef Paine’s celery compound makes all the difference between im- pure, sluggish blood and tired nerves; and healthy, energetic bodily condition. Paine’s celery compound, upon which so much praise bas been be- stowed, which the wealthy and those in the highest positions unhesitatingly | endorse, 18 within the reach of the bumblest family in the land. The incalculable amount of good that Paine’s celery compound is doing in making sick and even dispairing people well should compel the atten- —————— = as and killed him, No one was more surprised than the officer limeelf, who had not tried to hit the fugitive. */ the work of his pistol, he met Ofticer ree Hoyer and gave itto him. — He said ‘The Benton Tribune says that three! he never wanted to carry it agaia, as Marehall county boys were killed in| jt must be “hoodooed.’’ The weap- the battle of Santiago; Rolle Strat-/on is an unusually five one, » Smith ton, Jack Doublin and —— Gregory. & Wesson, finely embellished with They resided near Calvert City be- silver and pearl. The ofticers’s reg: fore they Joloed the regular army | ylar pistol is a Colt’s 45, one of the about two years ago. They were en- largest guns in tho vity. gaged in the thickest of the fight at Ae Santiago. Fi ghis Mayor Lang this morning went with President Fish through the Lili Some of the oldest citizens say | yois Central shops here. He thought that the thunder night before last 45/95 tye entered that he would make a the loudest and most deafening they good impression on the men during arte heard, and iO eee eee ey his visit, and convince them that he have heard some pretty be der, was not in the least stuck up since it the expression is admissable, The he hechmecmaves,. He pin al same is reported by @ great many ing on the arm of his illustrious host, people in the country, also, But 98 and as the twain appeared where the to the vermillion hue of the heavens jorpy. handed sens of toil were labor- yesterday morning in the east, and jng “the mayor looked up with a» as far as the eye Could see, NO OME maynanimous stare, and sought the has as yet been able to explain it. A pye of his friends, he being personally great many people have since wtlested gequainted with most of them, hut the peculiar cast of nature at (he) not g sign of recognition did he get ime ta question, from # single man. ‘They all seemed 5 ae Si | | awe-stricken, and devoted themselves “<1 wants no moah sto'ms,”” said a| assiduously to their work, never once rouster on the Fowler with @ shake! even looking at the official who was of his woolly head yesterday morning, | 80 anxious to show them that he was soon after daylight had revealed the} eager to speak. It is now told asa damage wrought by the storm. ‘d e on him. ruther meet a Spanya’d eny day den ti.2 2 sech a sto’m, kase w'en yo" It is stated on good authority that yo’ do stan’ some show: the reason Mayor Lang had to buy & saddle horse was because the streets 5 ee AR There are two gruesome re’ the recent tragedy in which one ne- b ad split open with a Lg 7 ftps Was’ shot accie{ aud he got bitn a horse. ties of | min'stration, his delicate constitution cannot stand the wear and tear iaci- dent to buggy travel over the streets, are so rough under democratic ad-} dentally by Ortiver Hoyer while in) ————— pursuit of the criminal. porvait of the criinal note, grimy] RELIABLE RUBBER GO00S and almost illegible, crampled and un water bottles (six styles}, foun, toro, which was gi to Marshal | tain syringes, atomizers, nipples, etc. Collins by Henry ken one of the] Quality the best, prices the lowest. negtoes. Parker informed the mar- shal the note was the whole cause of the trouble. It was written to a woman with whom Parker seems to be infatuated, and he and his broth- jaw went around to resent it ‘hompson is supposed to be the one who wrote it, Marshal Collins will keep it and add to his collection of criminal curios ‘The other relic is the pistol carried by Officer Hoyer. It was loaned him by Conductor George Harris, better known as *'Forepaugh,’’ who bad heard the bistory of the weapon, and was too superstitious to carry it. He informed the officer the pistol had killed three men, sod whenever it was fired in the direction of a man always killed him. ‘The officer paid little heed to the story, thinking it was simply afancy, ‘The firat time he shot it, however, the deadly bul- let sped straght towards the man, OEHLSCHLAEGER & WALKER DRUGGISTS Fifth and Broadway. NEWS OF THE RIVERS. Cairo, 14.4, rising. Chattanooga, 5.5, rising. Cincinnati, 10.4, falling. Evansville, 7.3, rising. Florence, 3 8, rising. Johnsonville, 4.6, rising. Louisville, Mt. Carmel, 1 Nashville, 4.7, Davis Island, St. Louis, 10.7, falling. Padacab, 6.0, rising. There was no lower Obio river boat todsy. Tbe river here rose three inches last night, The Jobn S. Hopkins was the Evansville boat today. The damage to the Dick Fowler will smouvt to more than was at first expected. The RK. morning for Cairo in Dunbar leaves Monday the Dick Fow- ler’s place. The Fred Nellis will be here Mon- day and will be placed on the docks for repairs. The Maytlower is due here out of the Tennessee this afternoon, bound for St. Louis. The trensferesteamer McComb will probably de dismantled 1nd ber hull used for a barge. ‘The Buttorff will arrive out of the Cumberland tomorrow and leaves on her retarn Monday morning. The Tennessee leaves this after- noon for Florence, Als, She is ex- pected to have a big freight trip. The Ouachita leaves this afternoon for Vicksburg after being on the ways here for several weeks undergo- ing general repairs. Capt. Pete Johnson came down from Evansville this morning on bus- iness. His boat is busy towing ties out of Green riyer, The Dick Fowler's smokestacks will be made four inches smaller in diameter and 30 inches shorter. It is expected to improve her appear- ance. The City of Paducah, from St, Louis en route up the Tennessee, and the City of Sheffield en route in the opposite direction, are both due here today. ‘The City of Clarksville left today at noon for Klizabethtown. She brought dowwa big trip of wheat last night which she put off at the elevator. ‘The steamer Dunbar will take the place cf the Dick Fowler, until the latter is repaired and put in service again, She leaves here Monday at 8 a. Tp. There sare a number of towboats bitehed up in their tows ready to leave Pittsburg Just a8 soon as there is water. It is estimated that there are 8,000,000 to 10,000,000 bushels of coal loaded. The Evansville Tribune Local Inspectors J. H. Mooye and 3. H, Throop returged from Padu- can and Cairo this morni they have been on official busines: During their absence they inspec seven steamers and looked at several bulls on the ways at Paducah, The City of Vicksburg, which wrecked by the storm at St. Louis is on the ways at Paducah and is being transformed for the cotton trade. Capt. Voight is having consider: ble trouble in securing mea to work his grayel pit at Lawton’s Bluff. He had 9 gang of negroes getting out the el and was doing admirably, when some miscreant posted a notice last Saturday night that the negroes would have to stop or Capt. Voight would suffer the consequence. The negroes were go frightened at thethreat that they could not be induced to return to work, They have told most every negro in town and it is impossible for him to get a negro with courage enough to venture up to the pit, The famous Lee line of steamboats with headquarters at Memphis, is one of the most famoys and successful organisations of its kind in this coun- try. The Robert E. Lee, its inde- fatigable and popular president, has made it what it is, and the business of its fine, fast, popular boats is con- stantly increasing. Some time ago, id Howard, the well known boat builder, built the large, flae side wheel passenger steamer Hobert R. Lee for this line. Qaly a few mouths ago he built another large fine side wheeler boat, the James Lee, and now he has built another steamboat a stern wheeler—for the same line, and she 1s ready to leave for Mem- phis on her maiden trip. The new boat has been named George Lee, and is certainly one of the finest and handsomest boats Howard ever built. Copt G. W. Miller, the veteran steamboat man, is dead at Scranton, Miss., Capt, ‘:Natyral’’ Miller as he is best known, is the oldest, and pro- bably the widest known river man ip the coutry. He bas made Louis his home for over seventy years. C: Miller was horn in Pennsylvan' 1810, His second wife was Capt. Mary Miller, the first woman ever granted a license to pilot a steambo: Capt. Natural’? Miller received his nickname years ago through his river associates, because he persistently in- sisted that he was a natural pilot all others of his profess- ion, he began life as boat floater, and followed that vocation until late in the fifties, when he learned the bells and how lo steer steamboats hecom- ing a fulleledged pilot. He avoumulat- ed means, and bought extensive tracts of land, His wife, Mrs. Mary Miller, was a courageous hard-wor! ing woman, and when it came to standing watch at the wheel, she could outlast any of her male col- leagues, Hundreds of stories were printed of Mrs, Miller's exploits with * Jall the houses of worship tomorrow, steamers in the bayous and small Streams of the South, Mrs, died about four years ago. Capt. Miller has been in bad health for a number of years. When his steam- boat, the Lyda Norval, sank at New he was standing on the nd in his excitement bit his lower lip. Blood poisoning set in 4nd has since given the old captain much trouble: About four months ago Capt. Miller left Louisville, thinking the southern climate would agree with him, DEPARTMENT. On account of the hard raia storm Thursday night the excursion cn the steamer Bettie Owen was post- poned until next Monday night, Au- gust Ist. 80j2 & This notice should have appeared yesterday. The committee for the fair ground and Rowlandtown entertainments will meet Monday evening in the rear of Watkins’ undertaking establishment. James Marie The Mayfield baseball team will cross bats aj with our boys Mon- day at the Rowlandtown park. The troops have not as yet arrived, bat are expected tobe herein ample time. The last engagement was a naval battle in which the boys from Graves got slightly the worst of it. But everything points to a hot con- test this time, Governor Bradley refuses to inter- fere in the case of Robert Blanks. The sentence of the court is to be tied out, and at this moment to discuss thh ‘probabilities of bis guilt or innocence, or the administr: of justice, would have no bearing on the matter whatever, He is ta be executed according to the verdict of the court, and that is something. The greatest goverament is that which teaches us to govern ourselves. The excursion which was to have gone to Metropolis last Thursday night failed to materialize and there- by hangs a tale of woe, Several of our boys bad prepared to have a high old time down the river that night. All possible ar- Tangements were made and some went to no small expense to make the trip one of comfort and pleasure But the evil hand of fate spread an angry cloud over the sky which bore every evidence of gn approaching storm. The flashes of lightening subdued their ardor, They didn’t go. They couldn't go, The boat dida’t go, and now they have thst old tired disappointed feeling. Well, boys remember once isn’t always, and that while the lamp holds out4o burn, another day may retura, A COMEDY OF ERRORS. Quite a comedy was produced on South Seventh street yesterday after~ noon, when two young men, one tingle and the other married, cap- tured the third and fastened a bach- elor’s button on the waistband of his trousers. Of course the captive was single and really needed the button, and the part the young married man took in the affair was only a demon- stration of his sympathy, but for the other single man who assisted there is hardly an excuse. It seems that he too was attempting to show his aympathy for this young man while in his own heart he was nourishing the secret hope that an early wedding would justify the part he was taking. But he was single. That was enough. He had no sympathy to waste on others, and, however soon he may quit this life of single blessedness there is no justification fur the joke he was trying to play on a fellow bachelor. Bat perhaps he didn’t see it in that lig Perhaps the married ae in leading him (ite). Sek was a comedy of errors, ma ren what be toes all Never measure «imino by does oo Sanday. bat what bh the toot of the week Mrs. Blopa dia yuon potaraet yes: terdsy mornin fea Pari, Teon., where she fiat been to at ead the fue ber who departed lif’ 5 vepal days age at that plive ftir moth Mr. James Marible left yesterday afteraoon for Hopkiasville ia the in- terest of the celebration he bas in charge fur the 8tb at that place. One of the inscrutable ways of youth, and not altogether absent in old age, is to get a joke on the other fellow, There are two young men who are to each other almost as were David and Jonathan, Their names are Harry und George, and the great- est delight of each is to get a joke on the other, Now Harry tells it that George took a day off this week to go te see his girl, ‘There will be services a3 usual at Mr. James A. Woodward has been admitted to practice before the bus reau of pensions, Washington, D. C., as U. S. war claim agent, since June , 1898. J. W. Moore, DEALER mt Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Free delivery to all parts of the city, Miller The Latest ‘ ort against our competitors on low prices in furniture, stoves carpets, mattinzs, oil cloths, linoleums, rugs. trunks, etc. Our prices are tl and see for yourself, : beaded cies We are also manufacturers of all ki mattresses and awnings. See our pe Eclipse window awning before you buy. Made especially tor residence windows; removable and adjustable; can be removed from one win- dow to the other in a few minutes. It is the cheapest awning on the market; costs you but $2,50 put up at window. Call and see them. Your credit is good. GARDNER BROS. & CO. Telephone 396. 208-205 South Third. S55. OF REACH OF THE SPANISH GUNS! +-TAKE THE... C.H. & D. » MICHIGAN THREE TRAINS DAILY FINEST TRAINS IN OHIO FASTEST TRA.NS IN OHIO Michigan and the Great Lakes constantly growing in popularity. Everybody will be there this summer. 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The shoe sold under this trade mark is made to sat- isfy those who insist on the best, TRADE MARK The John Foster Fine Shoe for Ladies —that's it—is sold by George Bernhard, and nowhere else in Paducah. If you try a pair you are henceforth a regular customer. You can't be better suited. The Douglas Shoes for Men , , —ever wear them? They fit well, look well and wear well, Most people know what they are. They are made in all Cor, 7th and Adams, Plenty of other good shoes, and none but good skoes, Drop in and inspect this model stock, the handsomest and best selected in town, « aft hades GEORGE BERNHARD Reena eee) “LA GREGLE” HAIR RESTORER A Perfect Hair Oressing and Restorer. Merchant doesn’t handle, send 81.00 to us and get one bottle, or $5.00 and get six bottles, CHARGES PREPAID to any part U. 8. or Canada, VAN VLEET-MANSFIELD BRUG CO, Soie Proprietors, MEMPHIS, T J. G, GILBERT, Retail Agt, NN.