The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, September 3, 1898, Page 1

THE WEATHER— ’ SUN Best tor Advertisers SUN H iy | i Increasing cloudiness tonight; ff e thunderstorm: Sunday. VOLUME II—NUMBER 292 ‘ : ! 5 8 TEN CENTS A WEKK. Fee ot esecescece (AMERICAN rey recon: TVET LOW FEVER. {esse ™" “POPULIST * eset pares a “NEWS SUMMARY. | Health of the Regiment is Improv » lay, Sept. 28. Baker's schoo! bouse, | The Third Kentucky is , | vy y, Sept. 19, Cobb, Friday, Sept. jtion uoaimously and without the for- better health than has been ite goo | |. Kelsey. Saturday, Sept 24 | malily of « batiot on Thursday nomi- sfortune since | ke ft Lextt : Trigg County—Golden Pood,T ves-| vated W. W Jones for jadge of the June tor Camp Thomus. A {he District Committee Holds aj day, Sept. 20. Trigg Furoace, Wed-| court of sppeuls for the Third appel- ae a , nesday, Sept. 21, | late distri Foreign R ents of the call yeatertay there were only § City From the South—Spe leeting and Appoints Com- Soe Con G lok siatiatulk, Wat wot ask enough ’ pM Hickman County— Col. Sn h. of the Third Kentucky, } | Philippine Islands go to hospits tals tai cial Car Le Passed ) mittees—Mr, Reeves ne Sept. 2 a re uP suid L. hose expressed a desire to | Desire, doses of med ace them or hh Last Night : Makes His List Oct, ao emeSOY ST Soli tis re aemt on the question of » list, ‘ ‘ ° mee — oa jus'eriw’ ut, if the officers of the the activ P } Livings 7 Fri Livingston County Bi tare consulted on the LOVELY Is What the English and Other They Begin Passing Through the | lay, Sept. 30. ati F- BY Phe Ainerican Soldiers at Manttal he kent up. PROG GEN Suny of the Southern Townn ee o Winateee Conti tea aners | Fulton GountycuBtieeer, Mow and Ices erican Soldiers at Mantial he kent up, , , tern Tow i mmiittee and *) aay, et 3. Futon, Saturiny, Oct |, The Sead Kentucky didnot leave ' Are Homesick Have Organ: Sui , 8 or the Train Was Not Allowed ts ; upaign Committee in Bach Cayce, Monday, Oct, 24 Chickamaugs for Anniston as expect- ed & Lodge of Bice sag Bs to stop—Other News > Gounty Provided for py Lyon County—Lamasco, Wednes |ed, and the regiment has been cheer : | aeit 3 I " , i lay, Oct, 5. Kuttawa, ‘Thursday, |ed by a ramor that it may be sent to inlaidtnion F ; y two ; are 4 of the Rails iki a the Committe Oct. 6. Kentucky to ve . x, Ld a] amy Millic | Calloway County—Concord, Fri- A private of the Twelfth New York 4 ’ s M A + Gyl 1 , |say, vt Mu Cold ore, Sebiaz, is in the guard house at Camp Hamil- _ REV. WM. GREGSTON DEAD. pecial ca a e teats. A. Rudy, U, Joho } he populist district committee | Oct. 8 ; Dexter, Tuesday, - |ton, Lexingtop, for circulating a pe~ SO | J 4 S Manila ; ea jnorth t s! t | Wilsit Minnie Rankin, Gna! Met gt the Now wBtchmond, tae Cariiole.Conaty---Bardwelly Mout ition to Gov. Black (o have the regi- 4 y * grams wore sent yoaterday from here | Was A Prominent Elder In the Lit-|'et ‘ rt 1 3 it® B. Bowen, /HORNIAg, und Was called to order by |day, Oct. 10; Arligton, Thursday, | ment mustered out. by English residents to Lord Salis. tle River Assdelation jbo the Me rman A. H. Cardin, of Marion. |Oct. 27; Milbara, bury urging kim to use his naa ldsy, Oct 4 Ps 1 nominee | day, Oct. Sharpe, Thurday, Oct. When bids for the new battleships ere opened it was found that the $ f J nt. I figures for eighteen-knot battleships : to retain the Philippines permanently ‘ the @ a e § ; «was to authors |. Graves County—Farmington, Sat-| Were 80 little higher thait for sixteen- Drop in and try his clegant phos-| and ay stil f r tuctor { " A ota ston | atasy, Oct Cuba, Wednesday knot ships that it is probable only the phates. Phone 315 for your ; ea f the t k te in thie den |Oct. 12; Pilot Oak, Thursday, Oct, | bids for eighteen-knot ships will be drag wants. —) nial Possession 1 ths ore ‘al : in this cis | 30: Wingo, Friday, Oct, 21. {constdered. ‘The bidding on these “ae Ballard ‘County—Wickliffe, Mon-| Ships ws under plans prepared by the bidders themselves, snd not by ‘ F I van { pg t . € t ee. arne | O8te 31 According to figures compiled by " ; 4 j 7 ' oT TA P J re that ou : McCracken County — Woodville, | the Chicago Tribune, while 350 ofll- » aa ) ; j N LE tae | Geo. W.| tuesday, Nov, 1; Grahamville, |cers and men were killed during the STO! EN G00 S, ‘ ‘ bit fe was the f tev ‘ r 2 8 Stes infamows | Wednesday, Nov. 2; Massac, Thurs- | war with Spain, or died of wounds K Some of the N kota trooy ig of Mor sever id ‘CER | by the last legis: |@8¥, Nov. 3; Paducah, Monday,Oct. | received at battle, between 1,200 and as have organized gape riding r Medic Phe ss which the | 7» at night. 2,000 have died of disease in camps P " sap | lodge of Free Masons in this t € t s en . hor The above are the same dates an-jor on transports. The Tribuue has An Ilinois Central — Ofticer ; | | sa j sea talents } of |feunced by Mr, Wheeler, snd the|the names of 1,284 wha died of dis- ; he world Makes a Rich c a . 1 : ¢| following were added by the commit-| ease. | Haul, THE S D y . ia, tas ; ¥ ; 1 te ioted by th z-|' : - ‘ Gen, Lawton bas won another ANDOVAL List of Troops ‘That Received | the fever was neve / naed i ina the whole}. Crittenden County—Marion, Sept. | igint tn his efforts to establish har- ; Their Orders To damental e718, Bek, monious relations with the Cubans. Has Been Raised by the Marble- day. f ie, aud thus defeate| Vile, Sept. 16; Palmersville, Sept. 1 eetterg ey Menage ta pia head in Guantanamo themselves under Lawton’s command Harbor. and Gen, Lawton will employ Cuban Night Watchman F, M, Matlock, Goneral Shafter Has Ghills t aster H. t ‘ ‘ g a : , |ullicers, including Gen. Castillo, in of the Illinois Central, was near alg . and Fever. Ballard County—Blandyille, Oct. | important civil positions ia Santiago | Ger P P 8 rooke Leaves Ponce it freight train this morning, shoutf) | sottan aie 8 «| to be i, hie v ssic f ‘ane! eae province. o'clock, when a voice was heard fre | . . t \ GA naetblerpa | Y N Maj Gen. Miles sailed from Poree the inside. ‘The man seemed neatly | as . 5 . tob ; ideap asia’. ES \e Thursday for New York, on the suffocated, and wanted to get out. | wonh 7 1 ‘ . os vidi transport Obdam, with the Second ‘The seal of the var was broken, and) * . ery 1 1 vod | ; ; = 3 Wise Ba Gea; Bok fe hhe was released, more dead than alive.| Wastnog ir ‘ t si campaiga, /She Came OF With the Stakes] rraine, with the fourth Pennaylvania endeavors to ind the United 8) The feeling on t Caught» Thiet in a Vox Car- te Tha President at Camp Wikoft q Be b a 5 | Marshall County—Benton, Oct. ‘The car was filled with dampjlumber, | gore Wats s the lepart ‘ att ¢ up ® y , ieee In a Seven-Heat sailed on the City of Chester at the ment fr t t sta, M r u : i ; ies Se ; Race. and the steam from it, coupled with the excessive heat, had alimost over- ‘| | Come the stowaway. Ma Y ' yil | itm Shiai achat © He was placed on the ground, but! guuboat Sandov t ' s for the cam-| as Run ia Bushnell, iL, and She Wefore the oftiver could place band-| sunk wus tl s infa d t r G airman, | Was Driven by a Mul- SUITS FILED. @uffs on him, and while the other! Marblehead w : ial t i sal cal ‘ ee phar re iT same time. Other troops, to make in all 4000, are to come home at once. Watchinan was searching the car, the) lz : | apan jerked loose from the officer mas Frank Lawrence Wants His formed by ral Br that bh ~ : : Riper ; : understood, | yfay Kern, Mr, A. S. Tuompson’s . of ‘and ran. ny : AT POINT MONTAUK. , | i t lio, that) slacky little trotter, won a race at Money Bock--Cult for a " - Divores, He was pursued, and ran to Piup- | will start i , | Esashi: I hed Meld ; : : kett’s Hill, two shots being fired at|/Rio Pedras today with bis head.) . fy Mr. Lot 1, Had’ “by the pot. Me be ace Renee ty Me. pete Bee ee Tal, bad on a dingy (Cee mA: troop Hof tauk, L. 1, Sey Presi- ‘ \ ; t would ¢ Mr. Wheel Walter Palmer, a millionaire of Ot-| Frank Lawrence, the second band Ds «pals of Girty saependers {22 y letacht ta , en pa i vof the |tawa, IL, and the purse was a nice| dealer, this afternoon filed suit in the pakee Melgaretie’’ Cop, aod was| we Kighth infant oe after) one, although Mr. Thompson does|circuit court against Casper Jones anda ‘‘cigarette’’ cap, and was| ‘le Bighth tofaats ere t r t | t 2 aap.” bY al ; gen ‘ AVE A AR SKI rounced not know the exact amount. and Wm. Johnson for $318, He al- > SPANISH C ss his is May Fern’s first race this |leges that one ni he was In the car were found tive valises THE SPANISH COMMISSION. | : ‘ at my ete ay Bos nie ab race ns |e vase ae ie ee ee etas' iy ain, Haw tbe Jis not » ‘ ’ had good competition, Jtold by the accused that other goods eviden'ly stolen. How the| president of the Senate Montero} (tok bas tee ee Se man succeeded in getting them all in Rios, it is Satd, Will Bes SHOW TROUPE AnRIves, |them, aod that he did so, When he the car is a mystery, as there were ~ a : ih i Wass he oid os eae visible no other tramps. Three cars| come a Member, SCHOOLS OPEN, , : ttl ase for it they refused to return it, were reported broken at Fulton before | | ; i adele t Lue Knobs O' Tennessee”’ troupe} yfary Harper this afternoon filed ‘the train left there, and the se als oo ; \ cave tus c 3 ho Sublié.Sabuol Pantie Have {t is f ived tis afternoon from Alma,| suit in the circuit court against her these were rebroken, but there was} 3 ‘ awe & | Th H 1 weds where it played two engage-| husband, Bediah Harper, for divorce, no one insicle. esidlen ¢ sent \ soliticia i, was rsed One More Week of Va er i c wing It will go from here to Nash-| siteging abandonment. Marshal Collins is of the oj | lib saat ee a Aig : toa? | ville tomorrow. {alleging seein that the goods were stolen at F ' eye! : . cation doring the fire the other night dry goods store is next to one of the * pea pina eva xivated Other Schools buildings burned, and many of t ‘ ke of at hes i VT t rs x ext Monday goods were piled out on the sidewalk | the servativ \ oO 4 " - 1 ick Morning. and probadly stolen during the ex-|, vitement. t which has greatly d The valises were taken to police —_ CLOSE headquarters this morning and open- | S4gasts i CLOSED BY ed. Marshal Collins found them to contain many pairs of pants, coats OUGHT TO HAVE DIED. and shoes, all new. He telegraphed | izabeth ‘ e, 8 , . ‘ to Fulton to find ont if anything was ? tories along Is ; : ; 4 1; F } \* WF If you want any of our russet, oxblood or tan a... a deisau Nal, aaeemnloes Bas Bent. 8 are closed toda mnt ef ; HoB | | a x summer shoes. The people know their value. Dis ae eaters on the Goods 18) Davis, aged 20 years, died bi excessive even the ols, als and when we announced OUT PRICES the rush Special Agent Gorley was in the|MoFmINs fro y Pe are affected by tas-eliut dows ¢ \ t was great. But there are some of all sizes left city today investigating the case fnokiog, Ho consumed seve BRITISH SUCCESS ee : yet, and the first here gets the pick of the styles. % cigarettes daily. Dit SUMLESS. , : , y/P We are selling Seno fas wonrmneee, beg a J y CRUISERS 2 Anglo-Fayptian Eorees Cap- wT ) ; men’s, women’s and children’s---at prices tha AUXILIARY CRUISERS iin Anum baype ee Eoccee ooh" DITLLARILAGAIN HELD. <M ordinarily would not buy the most inferior kind. Come early and be ture the Dervish Stronghold, jin the push. 50c may save your life—Plantation | Sucate Your cower With Cyacareta, hi) 4 7 dy Catha re constipation forever. in the City Wil fall, dro" retond money HEAT. BICYCLE RACES, ‘The bicycle races at La Belle park Monday and Tuesday should not be} Have Been Turned Over by the forgotten. All the local amateurs) Goyernment to Their Owners, ‘ The Petty Lareeney Case Against have entered and will make some ondo| BA WS Agen Him Decided This eplendid sport. The track is ia the | soripps.nten é a ; a, Ki 4 h mf best of condition, snd a large crowd aus g eal 3 Morning. oO is assured. : me pies : . ype ma acer ce pee AE Loum, Ste Fal Sele 868 | tai abies oh 8 Off 4 New Trial Did Not Do Andrew | riage ak \| <a SON the government as auxiliary cruisers, | outposts, without British lose. The Boilke Hawn, to tae | Clint Dickinson, aged 56, died at/have been taken out of commission] Khaliff force of 85,000 was drawn up . 321 BROADWAY. his home near Maxon’s Mills, of} 4nd returned to their owuers, the jin line at Omdurman. ‘The tomb of} ‘Phe case ag Cha oy | WINSTEAD’S consumption, Inst night, after a lin- : p ae ~ American Line. They were used by aldi a the mosque Omdurma harged with a . ve gering illness, The remains were Amarions Line a Mabdi afd the m ” wisn Peaedy interred at Bethel cemetery the government 153 days at a cost] were partially destroyed by the Brit-]from central fire st cided | (Gua SDN oC: - ot $1,330,000. ish forces. Kitchener halted to ne rtd , : pe defendant Py. «. BREAD Toe oe |e Erin ah ml ea pe Bee oT Instead of Profits Leaves Losses { Washington, Sept The steam- lestroyed without any casualty to| trial « \ 1 ‘ NSEQUENTLY PETE lenis Wontner the Mottst tyer]'Y Bish fone ‘ jail, was allow t ' FOR ONE WEEK ONLY at. Known in September SUPT, WASHINGTON KESIGNS, | fendant ‘ to pre HAVE IT Betore. Mr. L. A. Washington iW" a pew tri ea i F URE bi hi corey ah koowa inthe ity, ne resigned ss Sfenan ttin \ i Any Crash Suit in Your Choice of Any New York, Sept. 3.—Yesterday | superintendent of the Evansville di- ‘ i page vision of the Illinois Central, and has koowo in this city, One hundred] Lee™ succeed Mee. Rae one of the northern lines, was rok A 7. SO t heat prostrations have been reported} Mr, Washington was one of the ‘ rp CASH CASH ¢ 5 or yesterday alone, twenty-eight of] most popular of the officials, and be i - which proved fatal, has not announced what his plans for : rads ‘ | $ nd § Absolutely none | Nlacks and blues only excepted. All wool and goo® + was another of the hottest days ever re ee fined $1 , Reports from all over the country | the future are, Will K rve value at $7.50, FLOUR MS ABSOLUTELY | shows that this is the hottest Septem MERCURY 100 DEGREES, — | Douce, was PURE ig age: pee ber weather ever known and that le was char 2. Byery barrel, bait barrel, sack oF] eat prostrations aut fatalities have] One of the Hottest Days of the] YAsor Without a license: aranteed to be made FRoM : awrence Baker au i “Py é \¥ PURE SOFT RED WINTER WHEAT | been frequent. Year. ‘édlorels,.. toe. plavil achat, Yi ViG3 409-411 AU tirst.class retail oes aan silat ed Regan MACE SCALE, . it, familing buy it, so . : galway ® ' : " K Don't you Piontation Chill] The thermometer today went up tof were fined $1 and costs: if wot k ’ f ee, qu @e to cure you? 100 degrees iff the _ Mary and Nolen, for IRS