The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, September 8, 1898, Page 1

te THE PADUCAH DAI LY SUN lores ducah That Swears to Its Partly cloudy wah CIRCULATION. ‘ e weather bse Fe 8 “ vOLUaE II—NUMBER 205 Se ig % PADUCAH, KENTUCKY , THURSDAY, SEVTEMBER 8, 1898, : ; in pen WEKK. as the street car company did not know it had to have permission to dig SHERIFF up the streets. The matter, it is thought, will be adjusted without is- suing the warrants, or without any further trouble, since the whole mat- NEWS OF THE RIVERS. | 4 BOLD SCHEME, : (ANOTHER = 42. ™HEF_— INOW FOR $ VOVOVVVTOA Compels a Man to Give Him @ ” $10,000 Check and A TIME. i GREAT DAY.' ieee 1800, .., ESTA BLISIIED. ... 1800 4 A ; ter has heen fully explained to the tg ae wee pe at cos pciing Young Man Yes- authorities, able freight here and had 9 big trip. Ceili MTbie would seeta thet quaredfine at Mis da There is a very bad place in the| He Put Three Bullets in His En-| Memphis has not tren placed on steamboats, as St. Luis pa kets t Chicago, Sept. 8.—Wm. McFar- LOVELY Ex-Confederates May Be Ad-! jana, huis iol = be| Mayor and Council Will Ignore Tb Trice Gots into Serious Trou- mitted to the G. A. R. Mem- [from St. Louis, with @ pistol com-| the Board of Health—Officer ope eke aah and a Tk emy, But the Latter E : ‘ Pj ¢ he srr streets and Ohio and Tennessee, The} ©MY, r Es- emphis ate still coutiuuing buri- yc os a Result of it, sy - bership—Denver May Get Lamp sei shane i beri ty Milam Entitled to No Com: |attention of the mayor was called to caped—Shooting at Ma a, bi ; In Jait ds casbier, to ¢ his check fo: ‘ a gat May- J the Next Meeting. i in MoF , i pensation for Certificates. | it todas, and he went out to personal- “ The gxcursion to Cairo thi. mor. - $10,000 in McFarland’s favor this jly inspect it. He found it as bad as field Today. ing on the Dick Fowl: was iargely| ‘Tab Pris is th f 3 afternoon, He got the check and aL de oo reported, and has instructed the attended. | wha Aled) btatboll Tito series ee % . Sext f Ilinois, Will Probabl: begs tm The W GC Wi Ae agri topics tling through al The steamer Tenness«: i< due out} ‘ru! le le was arrested lant “pt aud . jexton, o| nois, robably KENTUCKY REGIMENTS he Water Gomgany ‘Warranted the alley, which will give the desired) peticyed the Toughs Belonged at of Tennessee river and kvvs next|0? & © «ge of obtwining money by 7 a z Be Elected Commander-in- a for Tearing Up the Streets— [result 7 Merve Wodad ott Saturday at5 p.m. onher retarp|flse prevenses from George W. a ae. Chicf—Other Encamp- Tha Beooed Kantoeky hae teen “Daddy” Peal May Be Mer- W. R. Peal will probably be y und Not Danger- trip, Capt. King Hale iv command. | Woodward, a young man who has hae adele | he Second Ker y | dikaia!: Poles: the mext merchants’ policeman ous—Extent of the Other The P. D. Staggs clears for Tev- heen employed at Lagormars:no’s 68 me —aT— oJ ordvred to Lexington to be mustered | Mayor Lavg has agreed to issue him Man's Wound Unknown. nessee river at 5 p. m. today. cook. commission if he can procure the ‘ : Lrice’s methods were very ingeni- Harry Brazelton, one of the clerks of the steamer Tennessce, has been on at home for several days affray at Mayfield this morning about | With ® severe ditack of malaria, but) iid him th i " 4 0’clock, when the circus w: s being |'3 sble to be out again, having made| the q\inois peep. a | z. unloaded: Sheriff Cook was shot in| 8 frst appearance on the: streets) ploy a cook to go out somewhere on the right arm by an unknown man,| esterday since hie attack. the road and cook for section hands. ecm out. The Fourth Kentucky has been —_——- 4 a Ny ordered to Anniston, Ala, The Ken- number of signers he desires to make ~ ’ Cincinnati, O, Sept. 8.—The bell tens ‘The boerd of health met yesterday {the position a paying one. He hai events cf the forenoon inthe GA. it | LCKY cavalry troops were furloughed strerquon, and passed a resolution te} been on the regular police force in a chitsbesigdd Game the bad uitelal palede\Tere et eters the effect that Henlth Officer M. D |recent years, and has lately been 4 a Lge ~ Milan is entitled to 25 cents for each | serving’®s extra policeman. and the peace jubilee, Both events WORTHY LIFE ENDED. health certificate issued. There is ous, and seem to have been success fal in a number of cases. He is al- leged to have gone to Woodward and There was an exciting shooting As there scems to be some con- » were brilliant successes, now quite a demand for health cer t 4 : il eg ms (By 4 - — This afternoon the annual business 2 i tificates, owing to the yellow fever] {som in the council relative tp fe) Dut, with. oharsctestette grit, be tool The river is rising fast here. He first obtained a doliar as compen- s ¢ meeting will be held, at which a new, Death in the County, Yesterday, /scare below, and the question is one picks ribs peateat - aioe SE relly oe bees <8 the thug who on ors Praag pilot of i wok | his recommendation of ; is el »hos- P , ‘ . ° which has excited considerable pub 4 im, three times. steamer Mayflower, weat out this; Woodward, and sub . ieee te Sh Mg ll commander-in-chiet will be chosen, of Mr. James Sea he tiga: aa PAY Tto be that the council, or some ether] According to reports, three men| morning on “ne P. D. Steggs, as the!dollar, He said ‘thet, ibe aie drag wants and also the place of hulding the 1899 ton. As to the legality of the health authority, ought to define the duties were standing on court square, in- Mayflower has been chartered to go| whom be was securing the cook was ; % encampment. duchy officer collecting the epecified amount of aesectire committee and settle| dulging in a quarrel, when the sheriff] in the St. Louis & Memphis trade, | named Ross, and was stopping at the \ ‘The indications now are that Gen-;He Was One of the Best Known /for issuing the certificates, itis clearly bas .s bt for al ae hth oe interfered. They were apparently with Capt, Milt Harry as master, Palmer. Woodward went to the PV OY © OY cal Beatsah a Vitel. will be ihe pardiete sh ie illegal for him to collect it from either ie mage = nel fon go seh drinking, and finally one drew a! It was reported the new City of Palmer, but did not find any one by a " Q retesaal Whi Gal ceealh the person to - whom it is issued, or] he ire y_ instances, ao it} pistol, and fired at the officer. Memphis had passed down, but it| bat name, and has since learned that ew commander-in-chief, aad th {rom the council, and there will be ike if one committee does The ball entered his right arm.| was a mistake. She will probably no such man exists, eee | Denver will be chosen. = ‘ais _Hively time when the matter comes something it considers its duty, the/and d abled it, but the nervy sheriff} reach here next Sunday or Monday,| After getting the two dollars, the A most important change in the Mr. James Seaton, aged 61, died] }efore the council. The board of other Committee complains that itwas/quickly shifted his gun to his left Capt. John Harpham, of the negro took Woodward out to the L. ALL THREE CHOKED ritual will probably be made, which |°f heart failure at his home neat) hesith recommended that the council not ageorded courteous treatment, if) hand, and fired three or four shots.! Louisville Underwriters, is in the | ©: Y#Pds, where he was told he would ‘4 .] bite Dudes Ieterste avterens to{ Bayou church, not tar from Wood-Jenact an ordinance prescribing the it didn’t happen to be consulted in] Three of them took effect, but a'll city investigating the sinking of the| °c” the train. He remained there vn will admit ex-coofederate veterans to} ville, yesterday, after a week's ill-| shove, but the council. will not do it, }te matter. The time is coming when} three of the men rau, and succeeded! Monie Bene ef Sinking Of the! tor some time, and finally found out membership in the G. A. R., on/ness, He was one of the best knowo] Mayor Lang was before the board there fs likely to be more of this con-| in making their escape. ‘It is thought {| fasion than heretofore, if something} the man’s wounds were not serious. A Very Yeculiar Accident Which ; A 4 Out in the equal terms with federal veterans. | and most highly respected farmers in| and informed them that it was not Happened Out in th This will be # most remarkable|the county, and leaves a host of/nig intention or desite to deprive done to settle the doubt as to] ‘The shooting created much excite- what the duties of each committee|ment, It is thought the men were . County. ; isi y ing with | ‘tiends to mourn his demise, Health Officer Milaa of one cent due npaeilh cbange, but is in perfect keeping With) “11 jived not far from his. brother, him, but that it was bis opinion that} *@ A case in point came up in the] from Calloway county, near Murray. that no trains stopped there, either freight or passenger. He then had Trice arrested. He was presented in the police court this morniog, and the vase was trrned over to the grand Charley Howard leaves for Mem~ phis tonight to accept a position as clerk of the Lucille Nolan in the southern trade. a <0 ated {the fraternal spirit, of the times. | anq was a leading member of Spriny : s coungil the other night, and an at- The John S. Hopkins arrived un-| j stio teal 5 Three Fine Mule oan ete . Every means possible has been taken! Bayou church. He evan a aie fad " LoDirgdayt Pegg a “ yes! tempt was then made, to adjust the) COCHRAN STILL ALIVE. — [expectedly at 1 p. ee as she was ete schsae is nt bg at gaa. * Up th 2 Chain n Which 11 emphasize the brotherhood cf the| three children, two sons snd oneleyident trom | inference that affair) but it was deferred. u greatly detained by fog, and Capt. | ber of other ecb nial the as in Two Were Fastencd, Reddac ead ecmiadecass yeveciae: ©. _(condbier oie) hiy wm. lee wee The report that Rufus Cochran, |Fowler thought she would not arrive] ties will iuvestigate further, nn ; ess "The funeral took place this mora-|theas, then he did not think he was WARRANT ISSUED. brother of Sell Cochran, was desd, ;until 6 p. m, She had a good trip irhden. san dbl: = It is seldam that a mule gets SAD ACCIDENT ing at 10 o'clock, and was preached | entitied to one cent for issuing them, ; proves to be an error, as he is still from Evansville, also on her return FOR SALB, = choked to death. Most of them are . by Rev. [T. M. McGee. The burial] y¢ jg does not detine his duties, or it}, mena ; alive, but in a dangerous condition at received fair business. as tough and hard to kill as the wicket: was at the church burial ground. becomes obvious that the issuance of {Lhe Man Who Passed Counter-|the farm of Mr. Horace Mankin,} Cairo, 9.3, falling. $5.06 to $10.00 monthly payments, proverbial cat. Three got killed 8/1 46 soldiers Drowned at Camp euiT can health certificates are not necessarily feit Money Was ene at Chattanooga, 11.8, falling. 100 choice residence lots, 50 feet one time a few days ago, however, nigel CIRCUIT COURT. part of his duties, then he may be : ig ER — Cincinnati, 8.0, falling, front. Prices $100 up, Graveled seu the farm of Mr. George Knott, Wikoff While Bath- entitled to some compensation. t Held. Nosh’s Ark is the place to buy} Evansville, 7.9, rising, streets, W. M. Janes, near Woodville, in this county ing. were This was only a delicate way of —_—_— your school bags, lunch baskets and} Florence, 12.4, rising. uw 8, Broadway, 4 committed suicide unintention- Foreman Maxon, of the Jury,Jexpressing the opinion that Health The Warraut Was Sent to Louis-| stationery. Johnsonville, 13.0, rising. ye were sally im the pasture. lone Was a Son of the Brave Unable to Attend Officer Milam will get nothing for ville for Approval Yes- eee Louisville, 5.0, rising. RUE BAe oP eee 3 Tay were fine animals, and (wo of ‘ a b pire issuing health certificates. It is a verda) The Ladies Mite society of the| Mt. Carmel, 2.1, statiouary. be Cae them placed in the pasture, and jeneral Josep! ‘Today. part of his duty as health offer, as no “3 irst Baptist church, will meet Fri-| Nashville, 2.1, rising, A lot of good pews, window blinds, to keep? them from straying away Wheeler. — one else can issue the certificates. As! phe case against Free M q| ay afternoon at 3:30 o’cloek, with Paducah, 7,0, rising, sash and lights, at First Baptist 4 otber, and thus necesilat- —_————" Mr. C. ©, Rose Was Chosen tol] tbe amount of bis salary is already Jol Dy cee tt Lt Sell iyers oi M . R, Cobourn, 414 Washington Pittsburg, 7.0, rising. church, Apply to S long search when wanted, t Camp Wikoff, Sept. 8.—Thomas Act as Foreman In- fixed, he is already compensated for|4oUguror® yesterday on a charge of /Seet:, All members are earnestly) St. Louls, 4.9, rising, 7s4 J. R. Puryear, 4 fastened together by a ¢ a Jeneral Joseph his work, and if he considers the|@Symrore Yestorlay on & charge o | requested to be present. Davis Island, —— ee was attacbed to their throats. H. Wheeler, son of General Josep! stead, : Pes it ie the general |? ams ounterfeit money, is still in jah ae sore oor ARSE Pencil tablets 1c, 3c, 4¢ andas Wheeler, and Second Lieutenant —- duty too artuoue, 8 statu quo. The men were arraigned) Best ten-cent whiskey in the city] Slates 4c, 5c and up at Noah’s|™¥ch as you can carry for de at that there was another ii ol, h to pasture, but he did| Newton D, Kirkpatrick, of the First “ope Ne Sie Rr ag Maeda M. Maxon, foreman of the resign, The question was up last eayandthe old council refused tu allow Dr. Milam his exhorbitant bill fn sal * of about $400. He waited until the ee ; present council Weut into office, and at pede oates iy ty aia aie 5 meds plc io rejected, but 8] sioner Puryear, but it had to be for- 0 N Ln iaatneben te warded to’ Louisville, for the appro= A number of the councilmen were val of the U. 8, distri attorney, and ce a apes hpi pos will be retarned hsre tomorrow. In to the mayor, and without an eX-lihe ineantime the accused will remain ception, they gove it as their opinion} iy j,i) to await the action of the ce that the health offizer is entitled tol rouisyille government authorities, Dia ho compensation for any of his legs! | you olay has been released : i Raia ; “ A wn daties, except his salary. They watteha.n ote tol said, however, that they would be} CIRCUS DAYL MAYFIELD. governed in the matter, when it came pti before the council, by the advice and] Ringling Bros, Big Aggregation opinion of City Attorney Lightfoot. or * ihe latier wes seen, sod said thet 2 am al not aceat could be allowed Dr. Milam for issuing health certificates. Thus it is seen that Dr. Milam will be pretty apt to issue health certifi cates gratis, or resignin favor of some one who will in the police court this morning, and upom request of Deputy U.S. Marsh- al La Ree,Myera was eid until to- «morrow. at Lagomarsino’s, Ark, Noah's Ark. ——— - some manner he succeeded in getting his neck between the other mules, and the result was they all became inextricably tangled in one plunging, | three were washed ashore by the «choking mass, and when found two] wayes, sor three days later, their necks were | General Wheeler is griefystricken all firmly chained together, and their ky ida teeribte aecldent budies were ins pond, into which it ON T0 WASHINGTON. is supposed they fell in their death struggles. Its the only case ft its General Miles and General Shaf- ter Take Up Their \kind ever reported in the county, it ie Mareh. while bathing here yesterday after- ©. Hols wan deawn tad 9000. ted foreman of the grand jury This morning the bodies of all|in his stead. The Frauke case was called again today, and all the evidence heard, It has been a bard fought trial, and a verdict is expected this afternoon, The Frank case was given to the jury about 2 o'clock, and the case against Pete Grifla charged with stealing goods from Mr. W. J. Dicke, the tailor, was taken up and the trial entered into, NAT CATCHING. selaimed. The mules were all valua- Vole avimals, aud Mr. Knott regretted . vthe accident very much. LoS ae a mG . ae | ALL KINDS OF SHOES Ringling Brothers circus i in Mayfield today, and needless to ssy}START THE CHILDREN RIGHT by putting their busy feet in - the oii in. tows acest: ot © wear that will stand the strain. : ur prices are not high. iter 4 your boys and girls in and we will fit them for very little money. a SMALLER CASES It was a Lively Time the Sports- I Miles Will Call on Seere: men had, Alger, aud Then We shall ~—- See What We Shall See. Last night there was ap awusing ‘# occurrence at the Jones Brewing . m South Second street, : + 8..Ge js}company on So 4 Pee Aarts Bea, Generals) oar Washington. A crowd of young Miles and Shafter left today for men got together and decided to 8 eer a Washington at noon, Miles refuses} while the time away catching rats - ypege ttyl came tofto discuss further the alleged diffe There i a sewer in the house, aud it nig re y ' ‘ <a : 4 was full of them. Their medus town and got jagged up, ud did nor erent ghar Peek tae operandi was to place a sack over the deny the charge of us g improper} War Alger, He ww ce Sad mouth of the sewer and turn the hose language. They were fined $5 avd] goon as be reaches Washington, ed into the other end. coats each. A case against Will! wilt then take up bis routine ofl 'Vhey spop had a sack full or two, Arobibald, while, for being similar'y) | and the sport became tame, and as a imprudent, was continued as he was diversion they bethought themselve snot under arrest AH WANT ANNEXATION. of killing one of the rodents by elec: Frank Alles, a ga Lipteriph a _— tricity, by injecting it into his tail, swith vagrancy, and was Sel’ A Filipino Committce will Call] They attached a contrivance of Qemorrow. ' > 8 a ’ their own, made to supply a current The case against Oscar Warnick veh yest stats aad from the fans ot lights, and when whose divorced wife swore out a war- . : they turned it op, there was no doubt rant against him for abusing her) Hong Kong, Sept. 8 —A commit} instantaneous death to ihe vat, but all s continued until tomorrow, 804 | toe of three promivent Filipinos sailed | (he wags came near getting killed as : he was recognized for his ppea-) 44.) on route to Washington to calj|well, ‘The rat was torn beyond “pried in the ‘Police Court This Morning” Three negroes, Will Connor, Geo. Ligons and Albert F rley, were ar- raigned in the court this morning on charge preating a field for some time, Usually it pis comes to Paducah and draws the peo- This morning Mayor Lang in-jple here from such places as May structed Street Inspector Utterback| field, Metropolis, Princeton, and to swear out warrant against the/other small towns. This year it ie ~ Paducah Street Bajlway company for] going to show in all the ahove named Cy J oi! a RR, oO ¢ > K &z i ©} N excavating the streets without com-| places, . plying with the ordinance requiring a] ‘The circus will pass through Pa- 821 BROADWAY. oth permit to first be procured before} ducah tonight and go to Hopkins: | ew ~rnmuenenemew % digging the streets. ville, where it shows tomorrow, Sat- he affair is quite a novel one for|urday it will show at Princeton, and] Gea Boynton reports th sing | Paducah. The water company then pass through the city again] of the division hospital of the Second | granted permission to the yompany|Sunday, and be transferred across divwion, Third corps, This is the} to attach its wires to the fire plugs|the river and proceed to Metropolis, | Hopital whic’ has been mc vis- | all over town for the purpose of pre-| Ill, where it will give two perferm-|€d, aud Gen Boyuton reports a total venting ‘‘electrolysis,"’ The mistake] ances Monday, An excursion will of y Unetysthree deaths out of tates Mate ee: a made, it seems, was in digging up] be ran to the latter city 2,462 patients, the new street on West Broadway were “a from the hydrants to the street car NO FROST. track, without getting a permit. a! Mayor Lang thinks the gtreets have o Nowhere in all the broad land can you find a stock that can compare with ours—in magnitude; in beauty; in variety; in thoroughness of tailoring; in dependability and serviceability of fabric. These prices | will crowd the department: Plantation Chill Cure is made by| Van Vieet-Mansfield Drug company, | But the Atmosphere Was Pretty | hence is reliable. chilly, 4 ance. Penal “Kinley. 1 2 sognition, and there was such a} been left in a bad condition, and this SS on President McKinley, The com-{recogn)von, ‘4 ; AL FIELDS COMING, mittee will urge annexation as the| ‘sple ot pyrotechnics when the]is one reason why the warrants were -—— ago Boys’ Knee Pants Suits— ty aolutiow of the Phil ine albbeste ty one Se that all | ordered sworn out. ‘The farmers say that all that pre- For Chills and Fever Agee sto years. The abrics include Georgia River (weeds and Washing ouly solution of thi ailippioe “ltbe crowd ran and completely tore Supt. Muscee Burnett of the water iy f] ton cheviots—the best fabrics made for hard wear. Pants have taped seams and. - he P J vented # frost Inst night was the i vets mn . ae City. NEST The new idea of rat killing was that] that the system was essential for the] which the heat that has been absorbed Pleasant to tale, ond enete only Sse $2.90 : CARLISLE TIPPED. ot t young fellow called “Bulger,’’| protection of the water pipesthrough-| quring the summer Las not all radiat- : : . ‘ Messrs. W. C. Boyd and J.J. — but ii ia not thoyght he will want tol out the city, and has not only beeo|eq, ‘The atmosphere was very cold, WINSTEAD’S Boys’ Knee Pants Suits—ages 7 to 6— , ; Ss Clorran, advance penne Set Al a a Washington, Sept. 8.—John G. experiment with it again soon. in vogue bee but in all abet sities and some of the farmers say they saw |] LIVER ANO KIDNEY TEA fs Seal scock val. Aids trues the Csteeemabetene el Suet ot eA - Age mammoth minstrels, arrived! 6, 1is10 ig tipped for the vavant place] ysLnCTTON COMMISSIONER, | "ell. A loose curront from the | evidence of slight frost an the road 1s a positive cure fr constipation. dyspepsia, \ bine and black élagouals, Pitty distinct paleres tq choose (hh \ 7\. _ Fie. PP BLECTION COM WISSI car wires, he says, is liable at apy] aout daylight, but this is likely » Wrst pieas-0p tents par bos from—ook ous worth lees thea $.00—yours ef Fussoes ot g the popular price of sight, and are al the Palmer Aci é ] ; last a. igh on the peace commiesion, But he lime to ovcur, and when it docs, it|result of imagination rather than " he big pro- ~ ments fur the big p Manufactured by making . “Fsnee 7 iin] may not accept, even if it is offered| Mr, Lightfoot Resiqne—Mr. 1. Gel giway ‘d a ee, Mr, Fields is vo’ y ne i wht Iways goes to some damp spot, and | fact, 2 hh ise ‘ nt ne ‘ial him. é Gs TabRy A pnore oa. many times strikes ie ebsird Loupe The crowd that wext to the park|]s sooth Contin eet ie ah, Ky | Bays deaey od Fae cults fa non ebe.be bataty is ¢ : He will pls,” here on tie thet ‘ WON'T HANG TOMORROW 1 HS a 2 Wherever it leaves mee cay a ‘ last wight was well pleased with the | middy suits trimmed with coll s beautituily embellished with soute + | sept With? and willdonbt ’ Mr, Harry G. Tandy, of the News, hole, and the result is, many times it} ).rfurmance, and it was very pleas: braid—reeter have deep 1 with Hercules or flat rs Morton's opera be dienes, as he al this afternoon received by wire his}is impossible to tell what the pipe] t in the auditorium, but th? ride on sitle braid, Immeuse variety to choose from, very fe ‘ _ yt Lexington, Ky-» Sept. 8.—George] commission 18 an election commis-|really was. This, “however, haste cors was anything Dut pleasaat, eee ee canine eee $3 50) ’ us aye ttt. cuill Portwood, who was ander sentence to| sloner in this county, to sgoceed Mr. | nothing to do with the alleged viola: |and many of the young wea had on c ae at A & You take no risk on Ph, SAU0B Chnly Orwon rane [Re T, Lightfoot, who resigned, Mr |tjon of the law by the street car com- fal suits and overcoats, while straw Twenty Styles of Boys’ Middy Suits ’ F Cure, as it is guaranteed to ow |v eanged here tomorrow, has nig Tandy was recommended by the other] pany. ne ats aud soda fountaias sen! the cold Ages 3104. Pureall-wool cheviots and cassimeres; good, honest tailoring and Saar TELt SHORE, granted satay of execution pending} sommissiouers anit received the a) ‘Asto the attachment of wires to chills “» and down one's ack at @ naatle Aetsouied be kiesding oud RoMteaied aan a tes Lar tak 4 motion of appeal, pointment, the pipes, no objection will be inter Nanoy Hank's gait. The predictions please the ey ive solid satisfaction in ‘4 “ aie hil are for warmer weather tomorrow, but Cc Mr. Lightfoot, it is claimed, re- signed because he thought the office might jeopardize his office as city at- torney. ‘The commissioners are now Messrs, Tandy, Ed l’, Noble and L. K. Taylor. d by the city, The mayor thought that with a live wire at the end of all there are few who are not very well the hydrants there might sometimes pleased with the present condition of result in some sort of @ derangement the mercury, of the wires, and when an attempt is A GOOD RECORD. made to connect with a hose, a fire Henry Schmidt, the grocery ms v, lace, has a telephone at his Whew CLAY SiEIS all bevence. you need anything in his lin rieg Seas Mos Bent: 8.4m, Cassius M, Clay's divorce case was Young Men’s Suits—ages 14 to 20— A magnificent assortment (o select from. Blue and black clay worsteds; smooth cassimeres in plain and fancy patterns; che- J 419. $ A piano in good rep: gov £35.00.) ubaritted in court ioday without ‘ Sega een nian viots in new Scotch effects and Bannockburn tweeds in pin checks a L, BE, Giraupvry & C Argument, ‘The divorce will he WANTED. racy shooked fe le BPs There Raye Been Over 5000 ‘The famous South American aud tevhien sates the new fall shades and =} f men’? for an amateur dramatic class, | the arrangement is made is that if Richmond, Ten and 25 cents per bottle. ‘ ak oa y the current leaves the rail, it will go ae © i, 1 Good Bye Sold only at Old Headache Washington, Sept. 8,—The Presi- _M you use our Good Bye Head-] qont wil ignore the Miles-Alger pg taught free of ienced professor. Klocution and ac! > charge by an e to the water pi und rao along it} since June the first, three months, — 2 for some ance and retarn #g4l0|ihere bave registered at the New All members of the Woodman] the rail, thus saving both the) Richmond hotel over 6,000 transients. Circle are urged to be present at 7:30] water pipe, the rail, and saving ®| This record, for the first quarter | B.WEILLE & SON | » ache Powders—4 doses, 10¢, uarrel unless General Miles desires} ~, lock this ine, rid f 1 ce ls at dane, i =i si peng? Mf N&O srepenignicn ingrtanc oe trnmce a. | wond tbh tn water Bila MeCanmons rd ob Wb Fh esis, ore Only One een lati BALL +] A. good organ for $15.00 M, Iseman, W. G wr cail, ‘The same thing hes beeo| "| —————— 4 sinlaieiel Shoe House hulled Pace gage at fer eigh , and) |Don’t ent, but get the old \ G STORE HAR OL AO a Oe ueedeed: Planes tuned L. E. Gimarper & al i e oA Naga ts a Sia septate hh : AREY, a} an BROADWAY iieailal