The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, August 22, 1898, Page 1

aa fe ana te ah wes TT THE Largest Circulation Best Telegraph News SUN Best for Advertisers $ ESTARLIS! LOVELY Creams HOPE WAS ABANDONED | Was the Rehson That Manila Surrendered to the Ameri- cans, so Says Gen, Jaudenes, Catholic aud Ices —aT— SOULE Diop in and try bis elegant phos- phates, Phone 313 for your drag wants, WOOO080808 GOSH! THAT'S A HUMMER! The man from ‘Squeedunk’’ says, when be sees the rich and creamy foam that rises on a glass of our pure, ~ cool beer, and tastes the delicious flavor of our Brook Hill whiskey. As strengthening and toning beverage, there is nothing like a glass of our pure high grade lager beer, ales and whiskies. Try them. BOZEO'S PLACE | RICHMOND BOUBK BAR) A popalar resort for gentlemen who piste an up-to-date establish- ment in all its appointments, and Meetsgall the requirements OF THE PEOPLE Finest ch In the Clty. Good Bye Old Headache If you use our Goo Bye Head- ache Powders—4 doses, 10c, J.D. BACON & CO. PHARMACISTS Gold Fisbza cents, Seventh and Jackson ~~ GOOD SERMON” Was Discoursed Last Night By the Rey. J. L. Sawyer, Who Was Formerly a Train Dispateher in Paducah —'The Sermon Well Received. yi h L. Sawyer, who pressbed atthe First Presbyterian t night, is well known in pe Tools ae. he resided until a \y ied €., O. & 8. marriec salen Mole Woolfolk, of the city. He will graduate in another year at a aheological college of Danville, Ky His sermon last night was heard by @ large crowd, and was most ex- cellent in every respect. His many friends will be pleased to learn of his bright prospects ia the ministry. MAY BE MUSTERED OU!, Itisthe Opinion That the Thir Kentucky Won't Live Long. It is the opinion of Col, Smith and Major George Saffarans,of the Third Kentucky regiment, now in camp at Lexington, that the regiment will be mustered out after the next pay day, which is oot far off. The boys,or a greater part of them, will then return home, after a sum mer of hard work, with litte glory attached, It is said in several letters from the boys, written to friends ani relatives here, that a number of the Paducah boys expect to join the regular army or navy, as soon as the troops ere moustered out. The Paducah boys and entire onthe: MoMas Merrion. Archbishop Says Facts Were Misrepresented to Him He Now Knows Chureh Property is Safe, Scripps McRae Service. New York, Aug. 22.—The World today priots the following, dated Manila, Aug. 21: Gen. J , ‘Manila eurrendered be hope had been abandoned, Camara Had pusked forward we would have died defending the city. Ameri- TWO KINDS OF STORIES the Frozen North—Starv- ation Told of a Copper River Camp. ile Rich Finds Are Reported From Atlas Lake—Some Fifty Lucky Prospectors Are Re- turning Home, Scripps McRae Service, Seattle, Wash., Aug. 22.—Ac+ just returned from Copper River, the long expected starvation period at Valdez ,Alaska,bas begun, The miners in the interior of the Copper River country have adopted resolutions cane Nosealdea, “1 have e from the beginning. misrepresented to us. We know now that church property are generous,’ archbishop Manila, says: fivored pe Facts have be will be protected and religious rights sustained, while we were leud to be~ lieve that just the opposite would be the case, GEN. SANGER AT LEXINGTON. Scripps Mette Service Aug Third Division, First 230 o'clock this Lexington, 22 neral Sanger, of the corps, arrived at morning with his staff MORE SOLDIERS FOR MONTAUK. 22.—The Trans- today for Montauk Moint with batteries A, and B., First artillery D. aud M will also carry a hospital corps with Aug port San Marcos leaves and Compat , Third Texas infantry, It thirteen wounded, HARD LUCK. She Could Pay Rent. Evicted Not other of Because Wichita, Kansas, Aug. 22.—Mrs. J. M, Morris coulda't pay her rent Her son is with Gen, Merritt ia the Philippines | and had nine hundred dollars in the bank for The bank failed and left his mother penniless, aod has been evicted, his mother, | ROOSEVELT FOR GOVERNOR, | Rider May Try a His Friends | Blected, v Rough Whirl at Politics, Believe He Will Scripps McKae Service. New York, Aug. about settled now thatCol, Roosevelt will be the republican candidate for governor He will accept the nomination if it is freely offered. His friends claim! that he will be elected by whelming majority. PYTHIANS ARRIVING. t Indianapo- | More an over- isand Now ‘Thousands Expected. Five T lis and Scripps: McRae Service Indianapolis, Ind., Aug. 2%.—| Five thousand members of the uni-| form rank of Pythians are already here for the biennial encampment, Fifty or seventy-five thousand vis- itors are expected during the week. A SMALL ESTATE. Senpps:Moliae Service London, Aug. 22.—The personal estate of the late Dr. Cornelius Herzk, who was charged with impli-| J ion in the Panama canal scandal, has been sworn to at only twenty pounds. THE FOURTH WILL REMAIN. acky’s Last Regimeut to Leave the Com- monwealth, Rot Kei Washington, Aug. —The Fourth Kentucky will remain at Lex- ington, and will not besent to Jack- sonville, The department has de- cided to keep the regiment in the state. This does not mean that the Fourth will be mustered out at once, although the determination to keep it in Lexington would argue so much. Col Colson is still using every ine fluence in his power to have the regi- ment retained, oe PC SPEAK AT EDDYYVILL Congressman Wheeler Goes up to Lyon County. Congressman C. K. Whaolor lett ‘Third regiment, would now be at the front but for the stupid delay of the orders sending them there. As it is, ‘tbey are not certain that they will ever see another pay day. this morning at 7:45 for Eddyville, | Advices received here state that Eng- | Americans have landed denying the sensational reports of big gold discoveries there. THIS IS DIFFERE! Scripps McRae Se Victoria, B. C., Aug. Fifty men from Dawson bringing a quarter of a million of dollars in dust and puggets arrived last night. They bring encouraging reports from Atlan Lake in northern British Colum) to pan, SIGSBEE REWARDED. Division in the War De- partment fstablished. New Scripps McRae Bervice, Aug. 22.—A new division has been established in the was department to be known as the It will have Washington, transportation division. charge of all matters of transporta- tion by rail and water, The president has ordered Capt. Charles Sigsbee advanced three num- Vers in the list of captains for extra- ordinary heroism. A FLYING MACHINE. Korie MoRas Sereion, Hagerstown, Md., Aug, 22.—Dr. Charles Zimmerman, of Frederick, this state, has invented a flying machine, which he claims is to be a like a suc ‘The machine looks big kite. PREPARING FOR WAR. England Getting Ready For Anything That May * Happen. San Francisco, Cal., Aug. 22.— land is about to purchase all the pri- vate property in the village of Esqui- located the British American mault where is nayal station of its Pacific possessions, For many months past hundreds of men have been employed on the fortifications, The English government is preparing to make quimault a second Gibraltar and is evidently preparing for a possible AMERICANS IN HAVANA Are Unmolested as They Now Pass I xh the Streets, Scripps McRae Service Key West, Fla., Aug. from Havana says that a 22,—News number of safely and are allowed to pass along the streets | unmolested. INJUNCTION oho T, Gills Files an Injunction Against Gad Coley. This forenoon an injunction was filed by John T. Gills against Cad Coley, in the circuit court, restrain- \ing him from cutting timber on a farm which the plaintiff rented to hin. ‘The suit required immediate action and Judge Husbands heard the evi- dence and the injunction restraining Coley from cutting the timber was granted, temporarily, ‘The farm is out on the Cajro road, near Woodville. EK FROM CAPT. DAV Dr. J. T. Rsddick is in receipt of a letter from Capt. B, B. Davis, of Co. K, stating that he thinks the ‘Third Regiment wil! be mustered cut in a short time, and saying that he would like to be a candidate for the position of superintendent of con- struction of the uew scboo| building on West roadway, The position has already been filled, Mr. W. F. Katterjohn having been elected to the —— ne Others aay theie goods are ia a distinct class to themselves, but where he spoke today, Jt is under- stood that Mr, Reeves, bis opponent, will not speak there, Stutz’s chocolate cream js the best to be had. | the murder, ‘The claims there average four dollars|same story, with the exception that CATO IS TO BE HANGED. Man Askew Must Fxpiate His Crime—Verdiet By Jury This Morning, The Date of the Hanging Has Not Been Fixed as Yet—Holly, an Accomplice, Serviug for Life. Now The jury in the case against Will Cato, the young man charged with the murder of Cormick Askew, who cording to G. A, Saunders, who bas) was killed with an ax and tied to a stone and sunk in the Tennessee Ri er near Star Lime Works, this morn- ing returned a verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree in the Eddyville circ: punishment at death The date cf the execution has not yet been fixed by the court but will be whea the prisoner is sentenced. ‘The arguments in the case against Will Cato. charged with the murder of old man Askew, the peddler, were finished at Eddyville Saturday night, and the case was given to the jury with the instruction that the verdict would be heard by the court at sny time the jury decided the case. Holly, Cato’s accessory, is now serving a life term at Eddyville for Cato and Holly tell the each claims the other killed the help- less peddler, and that the other, at the point of a pistol compelled him to do it. It was the most cold-blooded murder that had been committed in many years in Lyon county, and all that saved both from being hanged was the doubt as to which committed thedeed. The details of the murder are most reyolting, and display a blood thirstiness almost incredit SEVEN LIVES LOST.|: A Frightful Rear End Collision] “ on a Massachusetts Railroad. In Addition to the Killed Twenty~ Six Were Injured -- Not Able to Escape. Sharon, Mass., Aug. frightful rear-end collision occurred on the Sharon station of the New York, New Haven and Hartford rail- road as 7:30 o'clock last night, when an express train which was running as the second section of a long train crashed into the first section com- posed of local cars. As a result six persons were hilled PADUCAH, KENTUCKY MONDAY, AUGU: uit court, and fixed his] al 22,—Al! and twenty-six seriously injured. ‘The injured were nearly all removed to Boston on a special train, which was met by ambulances and sur- geous. The of the local train was completely demolished snd a portion of the second car, while the engine of the express train was crippled. : CAMP CHICKAMAUGA. Seripps McRae Service Chickamauga, Tenn., Aug. The chief quartermaster of ‘Thomas has been ordered to ask fir bids for the transportation of every regiment now there to it’s state cay j- tal. It evidently means the general breaking up of the camp. rear car amp MACCABKE EXCURSION. Wait for the excursion Thursday night to Metropolis on the Bettie Owen, given under the auspices of the ladies of the Maccabees. Good ic, danci , and a social good time is expected. THE G, A. R, EXCURSION. Parties going to Cincinnati to at tend the G, A. R. on the New South or Sunshine should leave orders for staterooms at once with Maj. Ash- craft, 1CK CREAM SUPPER, The Epworth Laague of Trimble street church will [give an jce cream fapper tomorrow (Tuesday) night on the lawn opposite the chu’ EXCURSION POSTYONED, The Trimble Street Epworth League has postponed the excursion to Metropolis tomorrow evening and .| will have an ice cream supper instead fan the lawn opposite the church, They will refand all money for tickets sold for the excursion, ‘There is to be a large and exciting shoot among the crack members of the Pad b Gun club at the park this afternoon, und all the best show in the city will participste. Next week there will be a lve bird match. LEF OPEN. The two concealed wet were called ogni this afternoon and left open until tomorrow. ‘ 4) 22, 1898 SENSATIONAL | 10 METROPOLIS. |JOLLYTO THE FRONT CHARGES Come From the Gold Region of|The Bratal Murderer of Old Brought By the Philadelphia] ,),. Times in Regard to the Santiago Campaign in General. Ulaims That General Miles Was BSidetracked By the Suppress- fon of Orders, and Miles Won the Victory. Seripps-McRae Service. iladelphia, Pa., Aug. 22.—The the Santiego campaign and alleges that the original intention of the war irtment was that General Miles ld command the campaign, but that he was held back by intrigue a by the suppression of orders. + It Also states Shafter's demand for iy. surrender with the threat of bombardment was made on General Miles’ order after Shafter had tele graphed that he needed reintorce- mepts before he could” take the town a would have to retreat in the atime, KATH OF MRS rs. J. R. Milstead, wife of the |-known traveling man of Chicago, last night of consumption at the It home on North Sixth street, about ¢ ‘The deceased was a of Messrs. Will and Ed Yancey Mrs, Will erkins, of the city, came here three months ago, to «1 the summer. Her husband at her bedside when dissolution plac Oae child is left to ro the luss of the mother, a buy. arrangements for the funeral not yet been made, but it will ly take place Wednesday some- » burial at Oak Grove. he funeral will be held at e Wednesday afternoon at i Jock, burial at Oak Grove. ORS WANTED. MILSTEAD, } the SOLIC Ladies or gentlemen, for our com- ¢ sets of Juvenile Books for the a Bach set-has four books graded for jittle ones to grown up folks. Each “book “¢harming, “de- lightful, captivating. from 50c to $2.50. Large books, each overflowing with happy illustra. tions. remendous sellers, Noth. ing like them. Four months golden harvest for energetic workers, Credit given, Freight paid. Biggest com- missions. Qutfit with samples of all four books free, Send twelve 2 cent stamps for paying part only of the postage alone. Drop all trash and clear $300 a month with our exclu- sive Juveniles. The National Book Concern, Juvenile Dept. Chicago, 22a30 GEN. FITZHUGH LEE'S Great book on Cuba, — The whole trath by the one man who can tell » other book ever sold go rapidly, Over 500 pages. Mag- nificent new illustrations, AGENT'S WANTED. Wherever there is a roof in all America at least one copy of G Lee's book can be sold beneath i Prices range] , A Couple Went Down This Morning to Be United By Marriage, Were Accompanied Friends Kuttawa, Home. By From ir Miss Cora Dooms and Mr. L. H.| Herring, of Kuttawa, Ky., arrived in the city last night and took rooms at the New Richmond hotel. They were accompanied by F. W. Dooms and Miss Fannie Gradie, of the same place. The latter man is a brother of the intended bride. This morning they took passage on the Dick Fowler for Metropolis, the first named couple saying that they were going to be married. Ten Thousand Dollar Damage Suit to Be Tried at Eddyville, Comes Up There Today — The Grand Riyers Company the Plaintiff. The suit of the G i Rivers com- pany against Jobn ‘Tinsley, of Lyon county, for $10,000 damages, is set for today at Eddyville, and will be called in the circuit court. The ease is a very important one and involves the above amount and perhaps more. Tinsley is charged with having removed the timber from 6,000 acres of land belonging to the company. The suit was filed several months ago, and Hon. JohgeK. Hendricks is] one of the attorneys for the plaintiffs, Mr. W. C. Kidd and Family Leaye in a Few Days. Mr. Will C. Kidd, until recently deputy circuit clerk, leaves, with his Carries Henderson, Hopkins and Webster County Conven tions Saturday. Now Has More Vos ‘Than Pow- ler—Things Getting tot Second--Conventi ta The Owensboro Me~+« Jolly turned the tables « crowd Saturday by carry publican county conventior derson, Hopkins and Webster coun- ties by sweeping majorities, It was & stupning surprise to the Franks people, who thought Fowler would win easily, especially in Henderson county. By carrying these counties Jolly rung up abead of Fowler with 67 del- te votes. Fowler had already ce: im Hen. 8. vies, Hancock and Mc- Lean will hold conventions next Saturday, and the district convention wili be at Henderson on the 29th. Daviess has 31 votes and therefore will decide the contest. This county being the final battlefield unusual terest will be felt ia next Saturday. BIG CROWD to Smithland Yesterday morning, the convention Went Two hundred and fifty or more people left on the Dick Fowler yes- terday morning from Paducah ‘and Metropolis for Smithland, Echo} Springs and Golconda. There was a large crowd at the springs, as usual, and all report a most enjoyable time. The boat re- turned before dark. ILLINOIS TRAGEDY. Negroes Had to he Moyed For Safe Keeping. Freeman, Balkan, Keeney and Williams, the four negroes who shot Harvey McDowell Wednesday night, were taken to Cairo last night by Sheriff Gaunt and posse for eafe keeping. The Sheriff received a family, about the first of September for Texas, to reside. Mr. Kidd has many friends in Paducah who will re- gret to lose him as a citizen, but who will wish him success in his new home. He will probably locate in Gainesville, Tex. N BANKRUPTCY, Graves County Man Files one Mere. Mr. N. A. Carr, of Mayfield, filed petition in voluntary bankruptcy aturday afternoon in the United tates court here. NOLICE TO THE PUBLIC, Persons who have paid a license and have failed to have a bond signed are hereby given notice that unless said bonds are signed . within five days from date hereof, warrants will be issued against them for viola- tion of the licenseordinance. Bonds for wagon license are most neglected James M, La Aug. 20, 1898, = aril Many agents average over 25 or- ders per day, ost liberal terms. Twenty days credit, Prices low. Freight paid, Send for terms and territory, L. F. SMITH & CO, St. Louis. ee Sure Cure For Chilis and Hever WINSTEAD'S CHILL TONIG Pleasant to take, aud costs only ase a bottle. WINSTEAD’S LIVER AND KIDNEY TEA AT ead lane aol Manufactured by S.H. WINSTEAD venth aud Washington sts,, Paducah, Ky Mosauitos Pick THEIR TEETH... Any Crash Suit in the House while they over the full suf try gut VioLeT WITCH HAZEL to allevite pain, and cure atl irritations of the Meee Yb df oessots DRUG STORE TH Xe BROADWAY. Were $4.50, $5.00 and $5.50. 409-411 Broadway warning that a move was on foot at Beechwood, where the four negroes live, to do them violence. McDowell is reported dying. DHANGE OF 1 - DENIED And This is the Reason Attorney Wilson Wants a New Trial, The papers in the appeal’ to the court of appeals for a new trial in the case of Bob Blanks, under sentence of death at Mayfield, was filed in the office of the clerk of the court at Frankfort Saturday. Attorney A. E. Willson, of Louisville, represents the condemned man, He prays for a new trial because change of venue to another county was denied his client, and also on occount of certain in- structions given to the jury. Blanks was to have been executed next Fri- Dow Tobacco Spit ana Smoke Your Lize Away, To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag netic, full ef life, nerve a B: THE WEATHER— Partly cloudy tonight, Fair Tuesday. TEN CENTS A WERK. ‘MORTUARY RECORD. Death of Mr. W. Hy Richey, Who Formerly Lived in Goleonda, Other Deaths in 1 About the People Who Were cll Known, City of \ Richey, aged 66, died clock last night at the son, at Twelfth and Mon- of cancer. The deceased was originally from Golconda, and has lived here for eight years, The funeral took place at 4 o’clock from the family residence this after. noon, buriv! at Oak Grove. home of roe sire Mrs. Mary Foster, aged 50 years, died at 431 South Ninth street j- ing illness. She was a sister of Mrs, Wooldridge, and the funeral took place this morning at 10 o’clock, burial at Oak Grove. HORSE KILLED, , (Mr. W. ¥. Griffith Loses a Vals uable Anin' Last night Mr. W, Y. Grittith, the well known dairyman, heard a heavy blow struck in his horse lot out on the Cairo road, Going out he found one of his white ponies stone dead. It had been kicked on the head by the other one, supposedly while she was fight- ing flies. The animal was valued at $150, and the loss is a sore blow to the owner. AKM BROKEN, A Visiting Boy Falls From a Win- dow With Serious Kesults. Master Ray Robertson, a six-year old boy of Clinton, who is visiting his litde friend, Miss Maxie Whitnell, fell from a window yesterday after- noon and broke his arm near the wsist. Dr. Reddick dressed the wound. BREAD IS THE STAFF OF LIFE CONSEQUENTLY . HAVE IT PURG DIPLOMA FLOUR Every barrel, half barrel, sack or ackage guaranteed to be made From PURE SOFT RED WIN R WHEAT none finer. All first-class retail grocers sell it. Best families buy it. YOUR MONEY BACK if not as rep. resented, 1S ABSOLUTELY PURE A Clearing ut of Summer Goods The big run we have had on summer shoes and slippers isa caution. We have more left. Now is your time to get bargains, for they must{go. ODD SIZES VERX CHEAP. They may just fit you. 5 821 BROADWAY. The Bottom Drops Out, and Instead of Profits Leaves Losses FOR ONE WEEK ONLY GHO. ROCK & Son Your Choice of, Any $7.60 Suit for Absolutely none | Rlacks and blues B. WEILLE & SON $52 only excepted. All wool and good value at $7.50, 409-411 Broat way