The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, August 30, 1898, Page 2

Po | THE PADUCAH. DAILY SUN Tre Second congressional district ean be put down as safely demo+ DINEOTORA: = Tur FM, Mysher, WF. Paxton BW. Clements Ww. republicans of the Second 4-8 Willtamson Jonn J. Dorit ween {district are so infatuated with the Office: 214 Broadway. | «-prospects’’ this year that they have Daily, pe F tahivanes® 4ib0 bowinate | two candidates for ccn- annum in advance. $ 4. Daily, Bix monthe '« te 2.95, Bese. Daily, One month, “ =“ 40 pe Daily, per week.......... 10 conts THE CALLED Weekly, per annum in al- SESSION, vance.. oe eee = 1,00 Specimen copies free And Take Advantage of Prices Like These: TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1898, | ALGER: AT MONTAUK roint.| The Council Has an Interesting The recent visit of Secretary Alger} Meeting — Mayor Lang In- to the soldier's camp at Montauk structed to Sue Contrac- Point, opened his eyes and the eyes oo ot the people to many things regard- tor White's Bondsmen ing the management of camps and the causes of the suffering endured by Men's Shirts 39 cents jscstescrzac On Account of the Condition of the Streets—Petition for Free Ferriage Filed With the Council—Other Notes, raisers to value some property be- fast as he could issue orders, but, as fearits out We Alice" on one correspondent says,{‘‘he violated} Kighth street, where it is being im army regulations every minate’’ while| proved, way referred to the mayor doing-so. But he had been in camp} Hand rails were ordered placed at but s few hours before the soldiers | ‘he giles ot Hadiahs opera ‘ , along the wall. had fresh milk and bread, blankets! “6 ondada oh W. 0 logram, and cots and all the delicacies for the| as fireman, was accepted. sick that money could get. He of-]| Mayor Lang read a com snica- ficially recognized the Red Cross, by | tion from pegs! to the bel il rela- i isiti tive to the condition of the streets igoesivg test Say requisition trom the where the sewer ditches have been head of the society there, should be) constructed, aud advanced the theory honored immediately. He had the}thst the contract to keep them in camp grounds thoroughly cleaned] good condition for one year had not though the officials in charge had been complied with, aad suggested heen unable to doso. Intact, after| that the city bring suit to compel bim 7 to and to recover damages from the astay of three days, he left Camp} pondsmen, Wikoft a model camp with the sol-! On motion of Councilman Fowler diers sick and well, abundantly pro~|the mayor was instructed to at once vided with everything necessary, and | institute suit against Contractor A large assortment of white and colored shirts, laundered or neg-) fore Secretary Alger and the war de~ see styles, well made, were soc to 1.00, to be sold this week for 39¢- | partment have been blamed for much "The est toc black socks you ever saw are here. that ft fe probsble can be ‘accounted Superior quality black or tan socks, 15¢ @ pair. for only by the brutality and criminal J carelessness of the executive otticers. ; i Thus Secretary Alger found at] The conncil met in called session Organdies for Evening Dresses, roy [last night, nine members being pres- T Cents a Yard Mentauk, owing to the jealousy, 10: ps oe pond ; Competency and inhumanity of the) savor Lang read the call, after All our rye and 2s¢ solid colored organdies and swisses, for pretty | officials, and to their red tape, that it] which a joint petition from the resi- 'y dresses, reduced to roc. , took them three day to get aldents of Pope and Massac counties, Fine, sheer white organdy, 25c ayard. Ps jician’s order for wine filled by | Lilinois, through their representative, Figured dimities and real French organdies only roc this week. Oe cai dengrtaiea, weed Mr. F. HL. Ogden, of Brooklyn, Uae Red Cross nurses got the wine in!ioth to the upper and lower ferry New Belts and Buckles. five minutes, He found the soldiers|jandiags, in xeturn for the trade it = A without fresh bread, while a com-| would bring here. Stylish crush ribbon belts, in all the newest stripes, plaids and) jiete baking outfit, capable of supply-| The matter was referred to the olid ven s, with jewel and enameled buckles—very latest fashionable i 10,000 men, was at the depot polio impeuvecieny somalitee and a BPA hiandsomie assortment of buckles at 2 5, 50 and 75¢. only « mile trom camp waiting for the) ‘Pye plans for the outlet over Cross New moire and tatfeta ribbons, very wide, for belts and collary|*‘proper’’ person to give orders to/Creek, and to Katterjohn’s brick- ly 25¢ a yard. put it up, He feund the soldiers|yard, were presented, and referred e without cots and blankets, with thou.| to the street and public improvement sands of cots and blankets at the] Committees Cw Gar ets Aepot waiting for the local officials tol ig sanitary sewerage, aad, as Mr. get through their red tape. For the} Elliott is on the sewerage committee, Our stock of fine velvet, moquet, Wilton and Axminster carpets i ro EEISOM ike nadia tae oe oe igs esther ee ee complete with all the newest patterns. ; ae ( Madetiek the Red © initfertson, of the sanitary committee, We make and lay these carpets, guaranteeing perfect satisfaction] ment hindering , ross allit} oid he did at Oilak bie oommities every customer. could instead of helping it. Hel pad not been treated with the proper found that an order he had sent out/ courtesy in preparing the report, as s ay three weeks ago that delicacies should] it bad been ignored. The matter Fresh Draperies and Curtains {jc ‘irnned sick soldiers at all army mas daly relrred to the seerage and sanitary committees, ill add greatly to the beauty of your home. Let our expert decorator | hospitals had been held up by some} "in. ora, aoe authoriziog the im- elp you inhis matter, subordinate at Washington and not provement of Bridge street from id delivered: These and many ether/ Broad to the Benton gravel road was things, Secretary Alger found out.| given final passage. : He remedied the deplorable evils as] The matter of appointing ap- \i» di a 221 BROADWAY 219 BROADWAY Confidence 0» , blished every pt 4 i ‘ Sunday, by ~ cratic, What little chance the we publicans had there they have thrown | THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, ay by their factional fight, which | CM. Gaga. a oo. P en | culminated yesterday by nominating ‘oby J. Dorian |. ae q i WP Paxro : mR tt read a report Telative | MUNYON'S WEAPACYE 42ND INDIGESTION CURE marke! that will iW 10 min. nerves At alt druith as tered when the news reached the vity yesterday of the warnage of Miss Patine Vaughan to Mr Wille iam Geibenstein. Mrs, Vaughan and two daughters, Misses Mildred and Pauline, have been spending the summer at Petoskey, Mich, Yester- day Mr Horace Vaughan received « telegram stating the marriage of his sister, bat no particulars were given. Miss Vaughan has scores of friends in the city who will hasten to extend to both her and her husband best wishes for a bappy future. Miss Bertha Whitcomb returned j}to ber home in Terre Haute this morning, after a visit to Miss Emma | McKnight Miss Mary Lys and Mr. Henry Washington were quietly married last evening at the residence of Mr. morning service at the A, MM. EK, church, Little Miss Hazel Shelly, who has been on the sick list, is convalescent, Little Oneta Daniels entertained many of ber little friends afternoon from 4 to 6 0 honor of her fifth birthda: room presented the sppearance ot a large nesegay, bedotted with a score of beautiful! iegated butterflies. The litde folks fitted about in gay and laughter, made the welkin more ones had partaken thereof hearts’ content, they bade one an- other a pleasant good bye and weut to their respective homes, leaving many beautiful presents for their lit- tle hostess to make merry over L.B, OGILVIE & CO, MOSQUITOES ARE WITH US H WE OFFER Eight yards mosquito netting WE. MPEr ay +s sede etey Twelve yards mosquito bobi MCE [OTe see ee cece ccevere Ready-made bars with frames for. BARGAINS IN -GINGHAMS.. ams, were 25c, now 15 CBNTS PER YARD , White’s bondsmen. when be departed his last order wa: “5 at neith c f dinance and se: that neither money nor pains should ‘uptes of the ordinance and sew & age contract were ordered printed in be spared in providing for the men. | pamphlet form. STEAMBOAT CHANGES. .ln the Wheel You Ride Russia's proposition for a gradual reduction of the standing armies of Europe contains the only solution to the socialistic problems that are before i the continental nations. If the Czar] yy. Sohs Wetts, who bes bean is sincere, he has shown bimself to} mate on the Dick Fowler, lias r be the greatest humanitarian of the | signed to accept a position as imate Has Much to Do With Your Pleasure When Riding! There Have Beck a Few Within the Past Few Days. Has the complete confidence of the riding public, and we, G e with our ten years of experience, recommend the Cleveland S$ [difficulty that the Czar can impress| Memphis and Cairo. ; : th i tE with his si He was succeeded on the Fowler o, Rations OF Harepe # 810°! by Mr. John Wallace, of Evansvil cerity, Russia today is both the} \jo had been imate on the Joe Fow. greatest arbiter of peace in Europejler, and is now first mate on the and the most disturbing factor in| Dick. All are well known and pop- Europe. Before Europe disarms, or] ¥/#t steamboat men. takes measure looking to that end or) ~NEW WALL PAPER FIRM to a reduction of ite armament, Rus- ia must take the initiative, not only] Mesors. by reducing her own standing armies, | Claude Higgins, two of Paducab's but by satisfying England that she} best koowa paper hangers, have mall cease her steady territorial en- [opened up beadquarters under the almer House with a complete line of croachments, which daily bring the} porn fine and low-priced grades of wall features of the two nations closer to-} paper. Their stock is entirely new £ JAS. W. GLEAVES & SONS NOTICE IN BANKRUPTOY. [Fr o24 ot the Kestern Question, aod] Ow work, and satistaction. is guar, i anteed. Give them a call; 104 “y ; ‘The United States civil service] .guieets arch siren, thet oe the sted day ae pr brsgy fe es to be} North Fifth. commission announces that an exam. | seavicky: was adjudged a oaaktupt on kis ’ pea ination will be held for the internal | to prove thelr claims and choose one or more | Proposal for universal peace seems revenue service in this city on some| will Se held aca comm Im beaktuptey tage | Bfutal mockery, while she is prepai sence teens date between the Ist and 15th of Oc- | convened by Emin oy, Retoree, intheling to drive 40,000 Amenians from] You take no risk on Plantation gar 1898. cypeaatr ie vie aes day of Saprensters ina ot the 180} her borders, and whose fate will be| Chill Cure,as it is guaranteed to cure. © be examined should apply to gh iuues W Ba 5 secretary of the board of examiners death at the bands of Turkish sub at Owensboro, Ky., for app Jects. Europe wants peace, but — blanks and full information relative Rassia, 6 the phrase goes, must} wre. E. Elliott,of Marshall county, to the scope of the examination, Ap- vm the sand day | ‘*make a reputation’? before her ad-| was in the city yesterday evroute to ications on form 101 must be filed rica Todians, GG EN Si Ders i treo 4 nankrupt on bis! vice will be acted u in complete form with the secretary nf nis creditors to oe - the remainder of her days. She has - of the prard prior aoe. hoa ot Tax most marked difference Ve-| sold her farm in Marshall, consisting losing x rigid September 15 | Minvened ty imme tween the management of the army ot 200 acres, to Mr. Wils Blakeney, otherwise, hospitals and the Red Cross hospi-|° wd Sexamined. Soon after filing applica- Ay of September ai clock . ill be notifie: Hacer, Reteree, ‘ mene cene Th be potisen as to ia Femi 4 (a ro reams red} plantation Chill Cure is made by "the exact date of the examivation. NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY, [Pe from the Red Cross, To that] yan Vioct-Marsticld Drug Co., hence may be added that the Red Cross] is reliable. Respectfully, W. Avams, Secretary C. 5. B. Notice te baveby atven. nurses and Officials are such from a Mr. W. sense of duty, while the army officials we st, 1808, — and @ inseting of his cred-| and physicians owe their positions to - a heir debts 0 i: HOW'S THIS? more trustees (uot exoveding three) ‘wilt oe | their political pull in most instances. _-_- at acourt of iy to be jen in Means caste thst canner bo cured oy | frigid, panenyGticanote cite aatom y came of Catart! ? before Ean Tax 8 r eon * Spanish fire that " ‘staree Cure, Fee, at 1 o'clock, of 5 t was poured | ci, apd return on Sept, 3rd «Bagby, Rei J, CHENEY & CO , Props,, "Tol ¢ 13th day of Septem 4 a gaieaners ave known J. Chotey y, ‘eo Bacay, Reteree, |imto our brave troops at El Caney] io 9th inclusive for $7.00, good re- ona il untuenm Meanaact fun ad FoR SALE. - and San Juan hill was deadly, But] turning until Sept. 13th, Subject to] . dally able Lo carry out any obiige it wae merciful and mild by the side|extension until Oct. 2ad by deposit- $5.00 to $10.00 monthly nis, [Of the eflicial red tape, criminal in-|i%s Fe\urn portion of ticket and the 00 chowe ? mote, BO. fest competence and brutel 1 yaty.ae of 25 cents additional, to all who wish a substantial, durable, easy-running and stylish mount. Prices no higher than paid for wheels of in. ferior grade. Old wheels taken in exchange. eee | EASY TERMS | e+e Chas, F, Anderson and INTERNAL RK UE SERVICE Cuas. F. ANperson, 20a6 Ciaupe Hicaiys, . TO INDIANA NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY, 6 Lice 1s hereby given, that on th ie. Wille, ton the 180 A. Lawrence, of adjudged a bankrupt Cheap Trip to Cin On account of the G, A. R. en- campment, the Illinois Central Rail. d company. will peinnati \oe X! Wholesale Druggiats, To N& MARVIN, Wholewale 1° ‘Cure ‘s taken int ms MING. KL ‘Poe bby their tem, & THUAN |. 'T, Do I odd age. It will however, be with great of the Georgia Lee, running between { the old people who are unable to pro- vide for themselves, and in- sell tketa uo] Vile er themselves, and at the begi means, into his house on a visit length ofwhich depends, of co upon the number of rate) arein thecommune. Theold women | tic,that sp Chinese L.B, OGILVIE & CO, POOR OLD FOLK, | How hey Fare in the Various Countries of Europe. one can rem youngalways, to look about in : of easy travel, to find what he world treats its old folks Happily for those who cannot afford to make a personal investiga- tion, « icle by Edith Sellers ap- pe nple Bar, telling graphie- ally “Llow the Poor Old Folk Fare in Other Lands,” France provides sumptuously for the lucky one-fourth of the poor old le ii folk for whom there is room in the hospices. The rest ft to starve outside. Germany hasan old age pen- {sion law whieh gives pittances to workngmen over 70 who have con- tributed regularly to the fund during the required 30 years. Widows, mar- ried women and men who have not had regular employment—the very ones who stand niost in need of a help- ing hand—receive hin The highest pensioner receives the than 50 a year, Denmark and Austria are more hos- pitable. Both treat their aged poor with wisdom and kindness. Denmark sends the thriftless to the workhouse, but gives pensions or comfortable old- age homes to wot poor, where t may end their days without want. Austria goes beyond Denanark even by providing respectful and kindly entertainment for all the poor over 65, whether worthy or thrifthese, The Versorgt r, where they live, most charming old-age retreats n all Europe. In Holland the care of the worthy aged poor is considered © religious duty, and the churches see to it that none of their poor old folks are unprovided for. Theereedlese are supported by the municipal authori- ties. In Iceland the problem is solved in the following “delightfully prim- itive” fashion: “In every district a list is kept of g of the year the local authorities seek out homes for them. The cus tom is for each rate, payer to receive one or more of them, according to hie » the urse, ers that havetl A |, provided th Tule sige, 8 ri ehsck. The cor ABSOLUTELY PURE es performed Klider G. oye tesco. PADUCAH BOTTLING CO. was christene! lac Sunday at the merriment, aod with their little songs than ring. The table fairly groaned ander the weight of the many tooth- }some goodies, snd after the little to their $ .35| the nation and world, comprehensive 4:20) to every member of every family Five picees genuine Scotch ging- Bicycle Races! LABOR DAY. ——oo SOCIETY NOTES. September 5th and 6th. ae ee Wee «| Eight races each day. Livery record will be broken on the La Belle|9 to 10Ja, m. few exclamations of surprise) Park track. Match races—Pursuit, novelty, handicap and champion- | ship races. Admission 15 and 26 cents ‘The following speedy riders will pedal the Excelsior Emery Hobson, Junior Champion Robert McCune, ex-All-round Champion; Eddie Toof, Rich Helsey, and W. Wilkins, One Mile Champion. Watch the pink wheels. Best riders ride the best wheels. Excelsior Bicycle Works Third and Washington Streets -OBERTS BEER Is rapidly becoming the favorite with (he people of this city. others, for the reason that it is Tt leads al. F, J. Bergdoll, Proprietor. Tenth and Madison streets Telephone 101. Orders filled until 11 p.m S~da Pop, Seltzer Water and al! kinds of Temperance D** - HENRY MAMMEN, Jr. BOOKBINDER A thoroughly equipped Book-making plant. You need send nothing out of town, Patent Flat-Ovening Books RROADWAY PROFESSIONAL H. T. RIVERS Physician... and Surgeon Ofiice Sixth and Broadwuy, at Infirmary, Office Hours: 3 to 4 p.m, 7:30 to 8:30 p,m. Telephones 68 and 296. A. S. DABNEY, ® DENTIST. Stains, Fifth and Broadway. DR, W. C. EUBANKS, HOMOPATHIST, -9% Broadway 1000 Jefferson St Omice Hours #10," .8, OR. J. D. SMITHS Regular hours for oMce Tos Canvas. Bortome, U Telephone 190. Telephone ) Faction, Tto a.m, in, rather than Broadway and Jet pb | "HARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.D. | Physician and Surgeon Omce Hours 7 09a. m., 1108p. m, Otice, No, 41246 Broadway, DR, J. W..PENDLEY Office, 116 South Fifth Street, Reside nce, 904 Tennessee street | Office Telephone 4 | ‘DR. KING BROOKS jence corner Ninth and Jefferson, ‘Tele- “a v THE GREAT aw National Family Newspaper For FARMERS and VILLAGERS and your favorite home paper. THE SUN, Paducah, Ky. BOTH One Year for $1.00 THEW. Y, WEEKLY TRIBUNE = 25m ol eee mem) ghest merit, all important news of reliable market reports, at torials, interesting short stories, scientific and mechanical informatio trated fashion articles, humorous pictures, and is instructive and enter THE SUN gives you all the local news, political and social, k*eps you in close touch with your neighbors and friends, on the farm ‘and in the village, informs you as to local prices for farm products, the condition of crops and prospects for the year, and isa bright, newsy, welcom» and indis- pensable weekly visitor at your home and fireside Send all subscriptions to THE SUN gto work, no Padueab, Ky pers just saunte ' fame way as old, worr tainers might 1 meals with the re It is an almost ¥ ems, for them te or ill treated; fort being under t the whole e¢ 1o TUE «++ NATIONAL —G. A. R., against y in a SEPT. Sth to 10th, 1898, In three cow Norway -VIA STEAM Sweden and Switz t :W SOUTH OR SUNSHINE LON A, MARR, Master, ers are so thrifty old can provid help. In three ot! . Portugal among the workinge! le for th Spai of taking thought fe morrow. Leave METROPOLIS. Saturc pt When too old to work they turn to PADUCAH... Satur pi. 3 hegging as a profession, and look to vw 0. the church rather than’ to the state | Arve CINCINNATI rosie, une for assistance. Much the same con- |2#8ve CINCINNATI Saturday. Sept, 10, dition prevails in Russia | ROUND TRIP RATES FROM THE ROMANCE OF RACE. | — 'METROPLIS, ILL., PADUCAH, KY., You Cannot Always Tell a Man’s Na- tionality by His Name. Let us begin, like a wise preacher, | pie with @ personal anecdote. It hs pened to me once, many years sir to be taking a class in logic in a el West Indian college. ‘The author of Qoa'att inne our text-book had just learnedly ex- ,*mmmat. RW, WISH fo Cincinnati and Return, $10. plained to us that personal proper s Local Agents:— nnotati FowLkk Waanrnoar Co, Padueab, Ixy names had no real connotatior 1H ASHCKAYE, Paducah. Ry “Nevertheless,” he went on, “they may sometimes enable us to draw cer: b ’ SOLICITORS WANLED. tain true inferences. For example, if LICHEORS WAM we meet a man of the name of Johi Smith, we shall at least be justified ir concluding that he isa Peuton.” Now, as it happened, that class contained a John Smith; and as I read those words aloud, he looked up in my face with the expansive smile of no Teu tonic forefathers; for this John Smith was a pure-blooded negro, So much for the pitfalls of ethnological generalization Nevertheless, similar conclusions on a very large scale are often drawn on grounds as palpably insufficient as those of my logician, Facts of lan- guage and facts of race are mixed up with one another in most admired d order. If people happen to sp “Aryan” tongue, we dub them Ar- yans. We take it forgranted is a Scot merely because he is call Macpherson or Gillespie; we take it for granted another is an Irishman on no better evidence than because his name is Paddy O'Sullivan. Yet asur- | Patt of the city for 100 per week. Ladies or gentlemen, for our com- plete sets of Juvenile Books for the holida Each set bas four books graded for little ones to grown up folks, Each book charming, de lightful, captivating. Prices range from 50¢ to $2.50, Large books, each overflowing with bappy illustra. tions. pendous sellers, Noth ing like them, Four months golden harvest for energetic workers, Credit given. Freight paid, Biggest com- missions. Outtit with samples of all four books free, Send twelve 2 cent amps for paying part only of the postage alone. Drop all trash aud clear 0 a month with our exclu- | sive Juveniles, The Nutional Book | Concern, Juvenile Dept. Chicago, 22030 If you want all the news every day real the Sun. Delivered to any The New York Weskly Tribune san agricultural department ‘of the | | ENCAMPMENT. | Dentist and Oral Surgeon 120 North Fifth Street, | Telepdone Call 402 DR. H. T. HESSIG | Office 120 North Fifth street Residence 418 Adame street ‘DELIA CALDWELL, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office and residence, 522 Broadway, Office hours, 9 to 11 a.m., 2 to 4 p.m Telephone No. 191 HENRY BURNETT | Attorney -at-Law | Will practice in all the courts. | 1s South Fourth St., Panuoan, Ky ! THOS. E, MOSS ‘ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 116 South Fourth Street, BRAINERD HOLSMAN ss ARCHITECTS... CHICAGO (EN SAE AND MRTG OM mortgage realty, OFPICB 828; BROADWAY Miss R. B. Hay [ED H, PURYEAR "ss 88 a Attornev at Law |And Notary Public, Real estate and Life Insurance Agent, and ‘| + Abstractor of Titles | Formerly master commissioner ot the Mevracken circuit court. Will | practice in all the courts of this and adjoining counties, Special attention given to the collection of all claims, the renting of real estate and all other litigation. Will act as assignee and receiver of insolvent estates, also as administrator of decedents’’ estates and as guardian of infants. Bonds for security given in surety companies. Office No. 127 South Fourth street ‘Legal Row), Paducah, Ky. ‘ IF You HANANA Plumbing*Work to do See FG. HARLAN,JR Bath Tubs, Wash Stands, Gas Fixtures and Fittings of All Kinds. wey of some such delusive examples 7 Kar, Eye, Nose avd will suffice So.sbow that all is not Cel- poate Paar poi Ms hd Any # with a brogue, nor all Rect seeag? fi bat wears apiaieilCrant.| . Lagomasninnts -Wge-dete ono: id » SEWER WORK A SPEGIALTY,,, Call and See His Line of 8; Residence 415,