The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, September 9, 1898, Page 3

b 5 Y be ” / » » Pal 3 ALL THE EE & {NORTE NORTH-EAST ano ARE VDA FPJEFFRIES.G.P.A O.N.NILLMANG.S.A SVANSVILLE,IND ov NASHVILLE, TENN. ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD ‘Time Table tn om ly 8, 1898, LOUISVILLE ANI EMPHIS DIVISION Noatn BOUND— No %2 No 24 Leave. Now Orleans 720 pm 9 00 am ‘son, Miss.i2 47 am 1 88 pm Komphien-? foams 50 pm ‘J’kson Tenn. 10 2 am 10% pun Cairo, Ii... 10am No, 184 12% pm 12 01 am ‘Arrive. 205 pm 1 15am 90am Paduesh,.....215 pm 12am 74am 400 pw! rarri 600 pm | 729 pe tral City. 5 pm Branct 6 b¢ pm 5 01 Owenrboro. *10 00 pm *? 00 Loulavili....10.00 pm 7.40 Greene. Foam iwam Bours Bourp— m1 |) Leave. 310 ams¢ iW en Rwy 210 pm 3.48 am 11 No tt 220 pm 3 sam 400 y 503 am 7 2 6 aun 6s) aw 7 pm WIS DIVISION. #:00 a m. 2:89 p m, Exposition Omaha, Nebraska JUNE 1 TO NOVEMBER 1 ——1898—— Best reached from the south, cast and west by thi MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY In elegant equipment, consist- ing of reclining chair cars 4 free of extra charge), man buffet sleeping cars andeomtortable high: back seat woaches. REDUCED RATES FROM ALL POINTS DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE ee nt for tickets, time tables and sy other information. R.T. G, MATTHEWS, T. P. A. LOvISVILE ——— If You Want Your Laundry Done Right Have it done by THE CH 102 Broadway. Clothes ca and returned promptly. SAM HOP SING & CO. INESE lied for When in Metro ols stop at the STATE HOTEL. day. Special rates by the $180 8 aay. eR BAILEY, PrOPT, Between 4th and Sth on Ferry ** ST. JAMES HOTEL SAINT LOUIS ‘EUROPEAN PLAN Hate) 25¢ and $1 per Day ‘Restaurant, Popular Prices SPBOCIJAL 260 DINNER No.1 ie ry 2 No.2 Hal No.8 ‘ wi No.4 ‘ co wal and Cr" r boullion, Bo | Ho. 8 Seis, butter and oF tea in| No.6 Two exes, iF teas ‘Tako Market % @ry European Pian only pay for whee YOY ATLL LER, Prestdent —————— Second Hand Goods Highest cash prices paid by WILLIAM BOUC 08 Court strect, We #! Taraitnre, stoves, ranges ; prices before buying elsewhere Ehange new goods for old ence nernt J, W. Moore, | Staple and Faiey Gro paanva Bagds of All Kinds. so all parts of the city shirt waists. ties, Laundry in a manner which cannot} fail to please, J. W. YOUNG & SON, Proy 120 North 4th St. PENSIONS! gerias are particularly careful in the laun lering of colored goods, handling hin such a way that even dyes ch are not waranted fast will not d and plain, jeansed | r Steam | egligee shirts, st jocks, 0. ironed and finished by ths Stai STAR STEAM LAUNDRY, ore. Leece Block WAR CLAIMS JAMES A, WOODWARD o1 States War Claim Agent and Notary ut VOUCHE eclabiy. Padweab, | FOR A JOKE, OR FOR HEGESSIY all are A subject in etis general interest is the subject of ‘glasses. There are few people who do not need them, May run great risk in not having them, We fit your eyes and give you better sight. “You are pleased with what we do for your eyes. I charge you $1.00 to $1.90 for same quality spectac! other parties charge you $3.50 to $5 for. W. J. BLEICH, $ Broad way Maii!.Effinger & Co Undertakers and embalmers, nel bo 180 § Thied CATHARTIC TRADE MARK PEOIOTERED CURE C Remedy Company, Chienge, Montreal, New NO-TO-BAC * es RE Tobacoo Habit BREVITIES OF FUN. be his nai e, bu N. Y. Weekly A Recomm C ng ook) aid 1 was j if I lent it to some Puck knew.” In War Times.— grandpa, w t meant re , riting, and John a boy "rithmatic.” I ay you found a lar equipment on that newspa he Spanish officer e were enough lead nk paper to have en- dozen victories.” pencils and bl abled us to win h hington Star. ces. —Mrs, Wick stop drinking if you choose?” sis, Thad ap we had h for refusin’ a drink, a Jour “M t who shot out on’t want tot 3 sad fate,”- —Indianspolis jon, Giddy Young at as Ham much of let you reminded me ver Booth?” Eminent Young Tragedian “Ah, indeed?” Giddy Young “Yos; your costume was al Thing. most exactly like the one he used to , | blowin b. A, ¥E SEE, Wholesale Agent. NEW YORK, Sept. 9.—A cablegram from London says Queen Victo- ria is directly responsible for the peace proposition just issued by the Czar At the same time it gives what purports to be the true reason for the den departure of the Princess cf Wales from Cowes a few weeks ago. She, it says, was the Queen's messenger. information comes from one who has direct personal knowledge of ‘be facts The story is prefaced by a reference to the frequent rebuffs suffered by Salisbury at Russia’s hands, followed by his demand of Queen Victoria that she give him a free hand to deal with Russia or accept his resignation. is said to have remonstrated and reiterated Tae Qu with her grandchildren should bring 80 ive The story, as told in the cablegrau, is here taken up and continued as follows: ““What,"’ sonal influence to bear in the cause of ‘The end of the interview was that the Empress Dowager, mother of the nost peace-loving of all the Romanoffs, namely Alexander Czar, wife of the {1L., was chosen as the medium of the Q sister of the Empress Dowager, the Princess of Wales, who bas al on terms of the closest affection, was at the audience with the Queen at Os- and was intrusted with the personal conduct of the m the Queen to the Empress Dowager and through her ‘The official intimation was put out here that the Princess’ borne on August yraph letter fr av to the Czar. harried departure was dve to the critical illness of her mother, the Queen of Denmark WRITTEN AT RANDOM. ‘The other day a young man about 7 years of age, son of a prominent professional man, was going away to apend the day. He was going to the {a frieud where he had often been before, and strangelto say, every time he had eyer gone, he came home sadly demoralized, and his moiber was constramed to administera whip- ping. ome QUEEN VICTORIA. she asked, ‘‘can I do?'’ “One thing Your Majesty could certainly do; bring her immense per- this occasion, he seen ed de- and nothing would cheer His mother washed and dressed him, and then asked him what was the matter, “Well,’’ he replied, ‘‘every time I go to Miss Fannie’s, you whip me when I get home. I wish you would On pressed, him up. time, and not have that whipping on my mind all day,” He was taken into the wood shed, and his wish wa: ited j A youngster who attracts a great al of attention down town, is Julius Jcher, a small red-headed boy who es around with a piece of common garden hose gas pipe, and by to it, makes some very ac- music, The boy's talent is quite unique, and he can readily ren- ier avy tuue he ever heard, The noles resemble ihose of a flute, and he seems able to make them on any- ll of paper to a sewer pipe. id in reply to a report- ers questi that he discovered bis talent one day while blowing into a ead pipe, and cultivated jt pause the men gave li nickles to blow for them. He sppears to be about 8 or 10 years 1 isa familiar character on (he streets. + +4 Not far from the above little boy, resides another youth of about the same age. His one dread is togo after the cow at night. He bas been ned to this duty all sommer, and ys had great trouble in toding hoyine when be went after her le: or ceptab 881g) ee Doctors’ Prascriptions Aro given prompt and careful at- tention by experienced graduates in pharmacy when entrusted to our ward Our Immense Stock Enables us to give you “just what the doctor orders.” Prompt Delivery {wear when ho zo Daily i Poculiar Lake. vably the oply inland body of he extreme north which s not free » winter Lake iurk, near Dawson City, Alaska igh it is not known to have a setien with (he sea, the water of j-erises and fells simultaneous- ol yint this lak ty with thi a) {ites of tha Artic ocean. city. OEHLSCHLAEGER & WALKER ORUGGISTS Pifth andjBroadway. whip me now, so Tcan have a good! ud The correspondent asserts that bis 1 her wish that no war srrow during the few years she has to Lord Salisbury replied : peace. and the ys been en's personal appeal The other day his mother suggest that be and his brother follow her see where she went, and then it wou! not be so hard to find her in the even- ing. They accey ted the suggestion, and when the animal was turned out, fol- lowed slowly at a safe distance be- hind, in order not to arouse her sus- picions. In an hour or two, they re- turned, and the ‘‘vow boy’? seemed highly elated for some reason. “Well, did yeu follow her and find out where she went?’ he was asked by his mother. “Ob, yes!'? was the reply. **You know that cellar at the old house Mr. B—— used to live in? Well she got close to that and we drove her in- side and shut the door, so we'd be sure to know where to fod her to- night."” Doa’t experiment, but get the old reliable Plantation Chill Cure. THE RICHEST WOMAN. Queen Victoria's Wealth and the Sources from Which It Came. etically the ruler of Great 1 receives no compensation, but d to wn as the litary revenues of the c and t are kr herec wh, ~ “QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE CZAR. |/E3RBAD 1S THE STAre} OF LIFE CONSEQUENTLY HAVE IT PURE Diploma FLOUR "8 43gonuTELY Every barrel, halt barrel, sack or ackage guaronteed to be made From URW SOFT RED WINTER WHEAT none finer, All firet-class retail grocers cell it. Best families buy it. YOUR MONEY BACK it not asrep resented. and probably invests in bulk as fast as it comes to her, This income of it- self, since she has been upon the throne, with interest, would aggre- d several large lega- 52 James Camden } to her majesty an estate amountir about $4,000,000, which pays alarge revenue. In 1877 Mr. C. M. New) left her several hundred thousand dollars in his will and she has received a number of other less valuable bequests from loyal subjects and admirers who have no direct heirs. ‘These bequests to the queen are more numerous than the public has knowledge of, and the utmost cau- tion is exercised regarding their ac- ance, lest she may be involved in gation or notoriety. Several large estates | been declined in order to avoid ec n the courts with rela tives who thought they were entitled to the money. A few years ago her majesty had avery narrowescape. An old Scotch bachelor bequeathed to her a for amounting to sev eral thousand pounds in shares of a bank, which three years later ndous crash and 50,000,000. It at only 15 per face value of the shares d in, and the stockhold bequeathed twe or failed with a trer liabilitie was ther cent. of the had been y a ers were immediately assessed 8: cent, of r nominal holding: meet th gations of the in tion. Had it not been for the caution and foresight of Earl Sidney, Queer Victoria would have accepted this ey, and beer loser instead of gainer by several million dollars. | —Williew Eleroy Curtis, in Chautau- quan A Fatal Mistake. s, madam, it is a fatal mistake et your teeth I lost a great an oversight of arich uncle whe his heir. He udden storm ark at once My w was a stout k was old. Moreover, aken care of his teeth hedly poor. In couldy y uncle ked him from the er and was picked up by a hut how did you lose the mone uncle lived long enongh to will, Oh, that neglectful leveland Plain Dealey. shark!"--€ Manila’s Preeminence. s said thut Mar has the + cigar factory in the world.” that so? Then that makes two things in the world that | Manil: the other?” y times most everybody aya “roy upon his ear his sovereign, hence the o: at word which is in common use over the world to-day. In 1830, however, Wil- liam IV. made an arrangement with varliament, which was confirmed by dee Victoria upon her accession to the throne, under which all of the hereditary revennes and the proceeds of the royal estates were surrendered in exchange for a permanent allow- 1 a good trade on both D itimate revenues of ueen at the present day would largely exceed this sum, but on the other hand she is relieved entirely from re ibility and annoyance, and knows exactly what she has to depend upon. ‘The increase in values and royalties has been so great that if she received the hereditary ues he would be worth a great deal more woney than phe istoday, Bhe would have all confiscated estates, all the n of ance. w sides the ¢ » that We deliver medicines or prescripe tions promptly to any part of th- roperty of felons aud outlaws,’ all Wrecks, flotsam and jetsam, and all penalties and fines collected by the courts; but the only rights of thiskind she retains are the so-called “roy- al fish,” that is, any whales or stur- goons epught upon the coast of tha Upited Kingdoin, Thua, f that she was crowned Queen Victoria has been in f an income amounting to » the time +t 83,000,000 a vear, From thi she pay all the expenses and sa tee of her household, charities, pensions and other charges imposed upon the yereign, be they more or less She f which ro aecount ts eves laries of her household 00,000, and the 750,000 por hout § other expenses to about $ $60,000 is given to her for es and alins” and $96,000 for annuities and pensions, In addition to this the other members of the royal family rece’ | $865,000, | From the duchy of Lancaster the queen receives about $450,000 a Hod large ice cold heer, which she,bas no need ta touch at e annuities amounting to rgest submarine fleet of | Chicago Daily News A GERMAN WOMAN’S RIGHTS. At Her Marriage She Gives Up Her Whole Independence. Germany and Japan are the only civilized countries at the present day Where (herightsof women are restrict ed. Inall civilized communities, everyone is supposed to have rights, but, neverth: , in these two coun tries the legal rights of women are hard to find, In Germany @ woman eannot con- trol property, or, indeed, her own ac- tious, for whatever property she hae acquired in any way belongs to her} fat or hi on, and ould obey » her husba: th requires tha their orders. When a German woman marries she gives up the whole of her f she can ever be said tind confers on her hus Ile to band power over her. hich it is lavful for women to | 28 Spain tt is velocifers, velocipeds All work guaranteed. has no re r protec- and bieyclettp. In E nd it ig \ What. | “rad.” Ty China if 4g “gaugina, . ’ ‘ ’ y mar- | Meaning “foreign horse,” or “fei Court Street bet, 2d and 3d. * ; nee absolttely her hus. {¢bai,” “flying machine: “In the samo ‘orever. Ho hae power to | Country it is also called “tzu tzun,” é exacily ashe secs fit, even | “cattiage-that-goes-withou , hi, aud in | With respect to names, howe } External Tonic Applica t he couple ng divorce, the | Timial, cling ‘the vic Thc Otter Almost | tae DISCOVERY % ; pparly Ul zevasins Hits | Resale ox trottwil;” they have This Offer Almost | THE DISCOVERY '& AGE rican girls who have married | @eveloped the name into the mon urpasses Be het it Woman was the Invente | to their sorrow how different | nensdrekergestel.” ‘Those plating a bieyele t Euroy 1 laws regar ing women ar 1 en's property are in the Fatherland from what they are in their gwn coun- tries. German women, asa rule, how eve tiquated law ‘ | Wear Spurs with Full Dress. are considered military officers, and in full dress must wear spurs, Go to Lagomarsing’ , seem contented in spite of an The officers of the Swedish navy for a nice, COLORED DEPARTMENT. Fach of the seven colored churches of Lexiagton, Ky., made a deposition jthe corner stone of the new court | mouse now being erected in that city, The U. B. B’s slso. made a deposit. | Among the many deposits made was a check for $1,000 aad a photograph of the next governor of Kentucky. “Wm. McKinley,’ ‘‘Thomas B. Reed,’’ ‘‘Ruseell Alger’? and -‘Wm. Bradiey’’ were tried in the Lexing- ton, Ky., police court the other day. These names were evidently given by Jaw breakers to shield their own from disgrace. county schools will get 40 per cent. of their money next month. Kentucky always was great on fa- Ben Jobneon figured in ng scrape at Lexiagton, Ky., Sunday evening, and a few days be- fore Gov. Bradley conferred the title of ¢olonel upon Rodger Williams, A glance at the sworn the circulation of th vince you of the popularity of the Sun with the people. ‘The eflicient Management of this paper has spared neither time mor expense to make it the favorite it has proven to be. If you want to keep abreast of the times at heme and abroad, snd upon every question affecting the welfare, and of interest of all, you will read the Papucau Dairy Sux. Only 10¢ per yea There will be a ‘‘lunch’’ entertain- ment at First ward Baptist church Saturday evening. Admission 10c Lunch free. Rev. H. A. Stewart, presiding elder, will hold his fourth and last quarterly conference at the Husbands street C. M. E. church Saturday and Sunday. ‘A reception was given at Metropo- lis, Ill, last evening in honor of Mrs. Kosa Martin, of St. Louis All persons having paid money to one A, J. Williams in the Columbian Brotherhood of Honor, are hereby called te meet me at the Husbands street C. M. E. church Monday night. G. W. Sroxxr, Agent. Miss Mary F. Leigh has returned from a visit to Memphis, Vickeburg and Chicago. She has been gone all summer ant reports a most pleasant stay at each of the above named places, The coming annual conference of the African Methodist Episcopal church will furnish a rare opportunity for the religious intelligence of eur people; and the men and women who have faith in Paducah are doing every- Uhtng for the comfort ot the coming visitors. ‘The occasien 1s ove worthy the support of the many aud the few and the manifestation of a proper in- terest on the part of all will redound to the lasting benefit of our city, It is expected that the attendance will equal if it does not surpass that of previous conferences. There is very reason that it should be greater. The continuous influx into the minis- try 1s hardly exceeded by the death rate, which in the minisiry is lower than in any other profession, Atany rate, the coming of the conference will benefit us in more ways than one. —— We bave remembered Sampson and Schley, the Maine and the Mervimac, the sane Be may save you Citi Cure bos saved t ion NOTE TO COLORED CIULDREN, and Hibbs will field schools, yudipale Beaton respectively vurrw, Saturday afternoon, to g rance cards to all needing. Pupils fa to get cards of them will have no other chance till eleven o'clock Monday, when they must go to the superin- tendent’s oflice. Gro, O, McBroom, Supt, bill Cure,ss it is guaranteed to cure. Naming the Bicych Both the velocipede and bicycle have given the I’renc to satisfactorily christen either ma chine, Beginning with celerifere and velosifere, there has been a progres- sive movement in the d | “bieyele,” bicyelette,” “veloe “velo,” The popular vehic known under the name of ‘ better skip “Flanders | around the counir | Mis Undying Love Friend—Iles your hus ¢ Wife—O, no! He love .;|Sterers and repairers of furniture in the. city. now let us remember some other things, avd among them is the sub-] We have taken charge of this well-known and popular house, and our scription (athe SUN, stat paying for) aim is to make it the VERY BEST DOLLAR A DAY HOUSE IN WESTERN You take no risk on Plantation a lot of trouble tion of If it fails to cure go to your merchant AND GET YOUR MONEY BACK. We will refund to him. Price 50 cts. VAN VLEET-MANSFIELD DRUG CO., Sole Proprietors, MEMPHIS, TENN. J. G. GILBERT, au Age WELL, IF THAT DON'T BEAT THE BAND tHe SPANISH ARMY wi tees VIC TORIO NCO | | | Uncle Sam says. That’s whatyou will say when you see our extremely low prices on furniture and house furnishings for the month of August. Weare offering special bargains in furniture, iron beds, stoves, carpets, mat- tings, trunks, etc., for the month ot August, in order to make room for our fall stock. Now is the time to buy cheap. We are also manufacturers of all kinds ot mattresses and awnings. The leading uphol- Your credit is good, GARDNER BROS. & CO. Telephone 396. 203-206 South Third. KEEP OUT 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. ation inquire of your nearest ticket agent. For inform- Everything in {is Season Tut tgs UR stock of staple and fancy groceries is complete and up-to-date. Splendid line of canned goods. Our meat market is unexcelled, having everything in the line of fresh and salt_meats. P. F. LALLY Commercial House Corner Third and Jefferson Rates $1.00 Per.Day; Meals 25 Cents Telephone 118. Cor. 9th and Trimble KENTUCKY. Our rooms are clean and well ventilated, and newly furnished throughout. "The tables are suppiied with the very best the markets afford. Special rates to regular boarders. Twenty-one-meal tickets $3.25. MEADOWS & PRYOR, Proprietors o Miss Mary 8. E. Greif & Co GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. 5 vie cen Telephone 174, PADUCAH, KY SOIENTIFIC AND FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITHING “<1 REPAIRING be HORSESHOEING | THB MISSES BELL, 78 Fifth Avenue, New York City, @old in Paducah by W. B. McPhee coe, ae and Breed ye