The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, September 10, 1898, Page 1

Ne THE DAILY SUN - « - Is the Only Paper in Padu- ducah That Swears to [ts « + = CIRCULATION. VOLUME LI—NUMBER 307 VOVEUVEVAVA 1860, ... ESTABLISHED... 1860 LOVELY Creams Ices —AT— OULES Drop in and try his elegant phos- phates, Phone 313 for your drug wants, WEVVVUTVATA aud POLICE COURT. There War a Short Session Vhis Morning — Peace War- rant Dismissed. Several Breaches of the Charges Were Con- sidered. Peace Harry Allen and Sam Foreman were arrested Jast night on a peace warrant, sworn out by Lee Rust, one of the petit jurymen, who was mixed im @ gambling scrape at the form- er’s establishment a few months ago It seems that Rust had been imposed on by some practical joker, and there was 0 danger of the defendants do- ing him any barm and they bad made no threats against him =‘ The warrant was dismissed, Tbe Harry Allen iv the warrant is not grocer. ‘Osear Warnick, fora beach of the , was fined $5 and costs, Sarab Anderson, of color, was fined Sleand costs for a breach of the peace. W. F. Poe was fined $1 and costs breach of the peace. . for costs. I Smith, hoing drank, was fined §1 and VERY SENSATIONAL. Man Roused From His Slumbers at Paris, Tenn., and Whipped. it Was Administered to Improye Mis Morals—Was a Success, Information of a fensational ov- currence at Paris, Tenn., last night was brought to the city by passen- get> on the train today. A y of six men, armed, went to the Caldwell hotel, one of the largest in the city, and roused from his peaceful slumbers N. A. \andec- map, of Indianapolis, Ind., repre- sentiog the“Knter rise Foundry Co., and taking him to the home of a ne- gress named Cora Vandiwick, his alleged paramour, retired to a se~ cluded spot and severely whipped both of them. The kuklax then went to the house of another negress supposed to be living with a white man, but the man had fied. The woman was treated to a severe thrashing, and resisted, fir- ing several shets, but none of them took effect. ‘The white man was badly huwili- ated, and is said to be hiding out hoping to get away from the city. His condact was said to have been such that the citizens generally ap- prove of the method adopted to stop it. 25 CE Por the sound trip to Metropolis Monday, to attend Ringling Bros’. Corporal Will T. riye Today. A telegram was received this morn- ing from Corporal Will T, Farley. of Company K, stating that he will wr rive today on @ furlough, to visit | is father, Capt. Ed Farley. He kft Lexington last night, and his meny friends will be glad to see him, ——_—————— Remember t White and Ringling Bros.’s circus Monday, September 12. Fare for the round trip, 25 cents. Boat leaves at m, and 6 p. Slates 3c, 5c and Good Bye Old Headache ra up at Noah’s SLAIN BY AN ASSASSIN. The Empres® of Austria the Victim of the Murderous Hate of an An- archist. Was Murdered Geneva, Switzerland This Morning at The Assassin Has Arrested. Geneva, Switzerland, Sept, 10,— The empress of Austria was as’as- sinated here this morning by an an- archist, the fend stabbing ber in the back. The murder was committed as the ciupress was Th ing her sum mer home sin has been arrested. LOCATION WAS BAD. Such is the Report of Camp as, 10.—The of the generals appointed the trouble at Camp auga, Ga., Sept committe to Thomas report that the location of investigate the camp was bad and the hospitals inadequate to the demauds on them A WESTERN SENSATION. San Francisco, Cal,, Sept. 10.—A fisherman having seen the head of a young girl floating in the that Detectives reports seaweeds in the bay, but he could pot get are search THE CRUEL KHALIF. May Today Be Captured by the tnglish Troops, London, Sept. 10.—Reports from Khartoum are to the effect that Gen. Kitchener's troops are closing in on the Khalif and thet arch may the cruel mon- be csptured today. ‘The avenging of the death of Gordon will then be complete DEBOE DISGUSTED. Could Not Harmonize the Re- publican Factions in Louisville. The Republicans of the Second District Will Tell Their Tate in Court, Yesterday's Courier-Jourosl says: left yesterday, United States Senator Deboe Marion convinced that be is not a harmonizer, for his home at fle farled to reunite the warring re: publican factions in Louisville, He also failed to secure sny harmony between the warring factions in the Second district. Wednesday night Senator Deboe Hon. K._T. Franks James’ room at the Hotel Deboe wanted to W. Jolly or withdraw from Second and the met in Dr. A.D Victor bave cither Mr. George Mr. W.'T. Fowler the race for congress in the district. The lutely barren of results. A well known ‘knew all about the conference, sad yesterday: “Senator Deboe's ef- forts to secure harmony accomplished nothing. ‘The facts are the Jolly and Fowler factions are farther apart than ever before, ‘lhe matter will now be taken into the courts, where Senator conference was abso- republican, who it will be decided whether Mr. Jolly or Mr. Fowler will be allowed to go ou the ballot under the republican emblem. Senator Deboe has given up the watter in disgust. He may not even return to attend the state contral committee meeting next Thursday.” THIRTY DAYS’ FURLOUGH Will be Granted the Second Keg- nt Before itis Mv Out. Chic! ‘Col. Gaither announced to the men of the Second regiment yesteraay that it would be mustered out, bat not before it hac been granted a thirty days’ furlough, ALGER AT HOME. Detvoit, Mich., Sept, 10,-—Secre- tary of War Alger is here for a two days’ visit at his old home. THE TROUBLE IN CRETE. a May be Second Time, Canea, Crete, amauga Park,Ga. Sept. 10.— Bomb arded the ept. 1 )4-The ad- mirals here in charge o ¢ the fleet of ironclads of the Eure; ead powers, this moraing demanded ; w immediate cessation of the rioting — wd fighting, ‘on the penalty of a seco ad bombard- ML of Candia, Lt is {believed that If you use our Good Bye Head- ache Powders—4 doses, 10c. J.D, BACON & CO, PHARMACISTS Ripe MD ick A, THE PADUCAH DAILY SUN. Showers Sunday. morning. udiness tonight. Cooler Sunday Increasing connivance of the Turkish au- thorivies the massacres of the Christisus will result in the expulsion of all from Crete. EDITORS DROWNED. Lost ‘Their Lives While Sight see- ing at ¢ be the at the Musselman troops Quebeo, Sept. 10. —Carl Smith and Louis Sass, editorial members on the staff of the Chicago Record, were drowned in the rapids here today ng. DEATHS AT CAMP HAMILTON. Soldiers Dying rom Effects of Typhoid Fever. while sight se Lexington, Ky., Sept. 10,—Nine deaths occurred at Camp Hamilton Inst night, and there are coveral more serious cases. All the deaths and serious cases are from typhoid fever contracted at Chickamauga, COLD WAVE COMING A Snowstorm and Blizzard Rag- ing on the Northwest Coast. Lookout for Frost and a Big vrop in 1 ture, Anyway. Chicsgo, Sept. 10,—A snowstorm and almost an old-fashioned blizzard is raging today over the morthwest. Louisville, Ky., Sept. 10,.—The temperature for Kentucky will drop tontght several degrees, and a frost is probable STEAMER SINKS. Costly Accident: Happens to the Big Kanawha This Morning. Her Freight Cargo an Entire Loss. Her Crew and Passengers Escape. Louisville, Ky., 10.—The Big Kanawba stove a big hole in ber bow this morning just above this city, and sauk in a few minutes, Her treight- was all lost, but her pat- Bengse+ <4 anne ware cowed KENTUCKY'S TROOPS. The First and Second Regiments Will Be Mustered Out. Sept. While the Third and Fourth Will Probably Go to Cupa. Frankfort, K Sept. 10,—It ie stated here on the best authority that the First Kentucky regiment will be mustered out in about four weeks, or as soon as the mustering out of the Second regiment is completed. Also that the Third and Fourth regiments will go to Cuba to do gar- rison duty, ‘TO METROPLIS. The steamer J. N, White will make the round trip to Metropolis for Ringling Bros.’ civens on Monday, September 12, Fare, 25 cents for the round trip. The boat will leave the wharf at 9 a. m. and 6p, m. Plenty of time will be given to see the parade and both performances. You can secure circus tickets on board the boat, thus saving time and trouble, 2 50c. may save your life—Pianta- tion Chill Cure has saved thousands. OOL BOARD, ‘Where Will Be @ Called Mecting Monday Night. The board of education, it is the present understanding, will meet in called session Monday night, to hear the report of Architect B. B. Davi relative wo the new school house, over which there has been such a muss, It is understood that the board is yilling to exonorate @ Mr. Davis, since the facts have been made known. The work of tearing down tie corner of the new school building al- leged to be defective in construction began this morning, and Architect B. B. Davis had Contractor Hymarsh stop until he could see President Leake of the board, and appeal to him to stop work until the board heard him, arid decided whether it was really necessary or not. The juilding committee was seen, and de- clined to have the work stopped, and | has been going on all day. Get in line with the majority of people aud buy your school supplies at Noah's Ark. RUN OVER, BUT NOT HURT, Mr, George Bernhard’s buggy was accidently driven over a strange 1m) on a bicycle this morning about 10:30 o'clock, The wheels passed over voth the man and the bike, but did not seem to injure either. . PADUCAH, KENTUCKY , SAT THE WAR DEPARTMENT Will Be Thoroughly Investigat- ed, so President McKinley Has Decided—The Prob- able Committee. Will Go Into the Management 4 All the Various Departments of the Army Service and Wilt Be Complete. Washington, Sept, 10,—President McKinley has decided to order an investigation of the conduct of the department. The investigation will not touch upop the Miles contro- versy, nor will it go into the Santia go campaign except in following out the prime purpose of the inquiry, which will be to run down all charges | of incompetency in the quartermaster, | commissary and medical departments. ; The commission that is to conduct the investigation will be made up of men not now in the active army ser- vice. Among those mentioned are Lieut. Gen, Schofield (retired), Maj. Gen, Ruger (retired), Gen, John B. Gordon and ex-Secretary of War Lamont. COURT HOUSE NOTES. Che Grand Jury Reports More Indictments To- day. The Franke Case Still on ‘Irial— Other Matters of liiterest, The third case against Abe Franke is now on trial in the circuit court, and will be given to the jury tbis afternoon before adjournment. The grand jury this morning re- ported the following indictments: George Weakley, colored, for de- taining a woman. Mollie Clark, licious shooting. Chas. Dillard, petty larceny. James Epperson, malicious cut- ting. John Milligan and Mary Martin. colored, both 22, and their first mar- ge, were licensed to marry this afternoon. Mrs. Narcissus M. Cornelius this afternoon filed suit in the circuit urt against her husband, Geo. B. ornelius, for divorce, alleging habit- ual drunkenness and wasting of es- ta colored, for The reports of eales in several transactions were confirmed in the cireuit court this morning. Pete Griffin, charged with grand larceny, was acquitted on another charge in the circuit court yesterday He was adjudged not guilty in one case two days before. Another case against Abe Franke was taken up. It looks like nothing bat these shop lifting cases will be tried. F. G. Rudolph, administrator, filed a suit in the circuit court yesterday against Mary KE. Woods and others asking the court to appoint commis- sioners to settle an estate in the county. Judge Tully has been kept busily engaged with quarterly court Several civil cases come up today for trial, but none of public interest. Don’t forget that you can got pens, vencils, tablets, lunch baskets and slates cheaper at Noah’s Ark than any place in the city. OFF ON FURLOUGH. Private Dick Sebee, who left with the recruits several weeks ago, is here on a furlough,with a fringe of whisk- ers around bis face, and his hair cui off on the top only, He has beep royally entertained by his friends, and is enjoying himself to ~uch an extent that he be will retura to camp no more. He was formerly a clerk ‘on the Clyde. See Noah’s Ark’s window display ot school supplies. R. D. Clements & Co, have the cheapest tablets in the cit, DE LD. Jesse May Derrington, aged 2 years, died at Boaz Station this morniog. The faueral will take place tomorrow. Buy your tablets of R, D, Clem- ents & Co. Best ten-cent whiskey in the city at Lagomarsino’s. ‘The railroad contractors are un- loading their teams and scrapers and pitching their tents today preparatory to commencing work on the new rail- road yard and switches, The Leader man met Mr. J, D. Lynch, head con- tractor today, and found him in basi- ness ten feet deep. He says that he will give steady employment to at least two hundyed men and one hun- dred teams, for a term of three months or more, Camp was struck about two hundred yards west of the stave factery, on the Louisville & Memphis branch. Mr. Lynch ted thet ia hiriog hands he would give the Falton applicants the preference. —Falton Leader. URDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1898. OFF FOR SCHOOL, Miss Eugenia Parham Will Leave Tomorrow. Miss Eugenia Parham will leave the city tomorrow with 10 of the 22 pu she has secured for Hamilton college, Lexington, of which faculty she is a member. ‘Those who will leave will be: Misses Ruby Corbett, Lena Reed and Monima Brooks, of the city, Fannie Richmond and Annie Beeler, of Clinton, May Derrington, of Mur- ray, Lillie and Amy Burnett, of Marion, Iil,, and May Utterback, of the city. LEGS CUT OFF. ps Fatal Accident at Fal- HIS THROAT. A Sickening Tragedy at Water Valley Yesterday—Martin McAllister Commits Suicide. He Was Being Taken to the Asy- lum—His Jugular Vein Was Severed, Causing In- stant Death, ton This Morn- ing. ‘Legs, Probabty tr Life. There was perhaps a fatal accident at Fulton, Ky., this morning. Ben Murrell’s freight wagon was crossing State Line street, about 8 o’elock, whea one of three freight trains that were standing on side tracks, started to backing. There was a driver and a boy in the wagon. The boy was Kee Jones, aged about 16 years, The driver jumped out and was uninjured, but the boy, seemingly bewildered by the peril in which he was placed, remained in the wagon, and was struck by the train. e wagon was demolished, and one of the horses killed. The wheels of the train passed over the boy, aud cut both his legs off. He was rea. dered all possible assistance, ampu- tation being necessary, but it is thopght he cannot recover. DEAD And Private Sheibourne’s Com + rades Were Happy. WAS Ne Louis Republic The friends and relatives of Joho Shelbourne, a private in the United States army, will no doubt be glad to learn that he is alive and not dead as has been reported. Private John Shelbourne of Co. D died| yesterday morning in the en- gineer's camp hospital, that his regi- might have a death record, and was! immediately afterwards resur- rectéd for the benefit of his relatives and, frends. Shelbourne is a native atic, his home being at Pa. a For some time he has been very ill with malarial fever. He grew worse Tuesday and early yesterday morning was reported about the regiment as dead, It was the talk of the camp, and great sorrow prevailed, Several comrades sat down and prepared a letter to send to his family, and others started to look for timber, from which to make a pine box. Up to that time the regiment had not had a death and the news of Shelbourne’s demise awed the men, But when the sun came over the trees from the east and Surgeon Lyon sauntered down to the hospitel, this was all changed. Shelbourne’s death had been reported by an orderly, who felt the sick man’s pallid brow and found it cold, and mistook improve- ment in his condition for death. There wes great rejoicing on Engineer Hill when the true facts were revealed, and mo one is happier than Private Shelboure himself, Don’t forget the name, J. N, White, Monday, Sept. 12. 25 cents round trip to Metropolis to see the big show. GRAVEL CONTRACT, Mr. Pat Halloran, ot the C Furnish it For Fulton, Mr, Pat Halloran, of the city, bas been awarded the contract to furnish gravel to Fulton, Ky., and will be- gio shipping it Monday, It appears that there was some ir- regularity in the letting ef the con- tract, as the appropriation was made at a pnyate meeting of the board, in- stead of aregular meetin will not effect Mr. Helloran, however, as he will receive his mioney from the instead of collecting it from that city, oah’s Ark is the place to buy your school bags, lunch baskets and stationery. bOG WAS STOLEN, Mr, George Robertson's flue bull ds g, Teported missing yesterday, was last night found by Chief Hoyer in an L. C, freight car, shipped to Mem- ph The identity of the man who got it could not be determined. HAD CONVUL ONS. F. F. Krah, a young man who has been working as a bridge kand on the N., C. & St. L., fell in a convul- sion at Tenth and Washington this afternoon early and for a time it was thought be was dead, Dr, Robert. son was called and the man soon ral- lied and was taken to the latter's office for treatment. HARNESS STOLEN, A set of harness almost new was stolen from Mr. Pat Lally yesterday and there is no clue to the identity of, phe thief. You take no risk on Plantation Chil Cute, as ‘* is guaranteed to cure, Ashocking tragedy eccurred yes- terday at Water Valley, below May- field on the Illinois Central, Martin McAllister itted He was mentally unbalanced, and had once been to the asylum, but was discharged as cured. He was re~ cently adjudged of unsound mind, and his friends had taken him to the depot to send him to the asylum when he drew a knife and cut his throat. The jugular vein was severed, and he died in a few moments in full view of the horror-stricken spectators. The deceased was about 31 years of age, anda large man. His wife died about two years ago, leaving! him with two children. Domestic trouble is said to have driven him mad. SPEAKING TODAY, ¢ Candidates Fer Congress Due There Today. | Messrs, Wheeler and Reeves, andidates for congress, went Melber today, and the supposition is, spoke there, as they were billed for speeches. Monday® they speak at Marion, Crittenden county, the! t STOLEN BUGGY FOUND, It is Reported That Horse Thieyes Were Captured, It is reported today that Mr. E. Futrell, whose horse and buggy were stolen from his stable a few weeks ago, has been found in Missouri, and ——__——_. that the thieves are under arrest at Blandville, Ky. There was an officer from Baliard county here yesterday after Mr. Fut. rell, to have him go down and identi ty the rig and the men. When they stole thy horse and buggy, a8 is no doubt remembered, they left note saying that thes would leave them in Ma; fie! A man has been suspected thief all along, but it is could not be learned who the suspects were, no whether he was one or not. as the Fall in line apd buy your school books, satchels, tabi 4 pencils of R. D. Clements 421 Broadway. EDUGATED SPIDERS HERE, & A Great Many of Them are Writ~ ing Around, e season of the ‘‘educated spider’’ is at hand—the spider intro- | \, the| duced into Paducah a in her yard, They weave their webs to resemble writing, and many people fancy they can see words and seatencys in them. There are now several of these in- sects in various parts of the city, and in some of the localities there has been considerable excitement over them, That they write is simply a result of the imagination. The J. N. White is a new pas- senger boat, adapted for passengers only, It will make two round trips for Metropol Monday to attend Ringling Br jircus, 25 cents for the round trip. Dewey, Hobson and Sampson hate. Zvxa Cosss, 217 Broadway. BERRY COMMITTEE. 983 The ferry committee, appointed by the council to consider the advisabili- ty of providing free ferriage, met yes- terday afternoon, but is not ready to report. FOK SALE. 5.00 to $10.00 monthly payments. 100 chor residence lots, 50 feet front. Prices $100 up. streets. W. M. Jax tt The J. N. that will have circus tickets for sale on the boat on Mond: Buy your tablets, slates and pencils at Noah’s Ark, School Shoes START THE CHILDREN RIGHT by wear that will stand the strain. IT WAS DWYER. | Coroner Phelps Receives a Let- | ter From the Young Man’s Father, He Hiae Net Herth Heard of the Mis Son sed ot ere, Coroner Gorge Phelps this morns a letter from Mr. W. F f Greenville, Ky., s'ating that ther: was no doubt that the young i killed in jail here was his son, Alvin Dwyer.’ He said he bad heard nothing of his son’s tragic death until the coroner wrote bim, His son, he said, left a good home and employment about four weeks ago, and be had heard nothing about him since until the letter was re- ceived announcing his death. He or he was somewhere Dwyer an account of the accident, and who was to blame for it. Hesaid his son was 19 years old, and requested the return of his pistol, and whatever other effects he may have had here. Also details of his burial, Nothing was said about sending for the re- mains. Dwyer, it will be recalled, was killed'in jail here while protruding his head as the cells were being turned. It was his own fanit, and the remains were buried in the coun- ty graveyard, nothing being known at the time of his family. The J. N. White will leave the wharf at 9 a. m., and 6 p. m., Mon- day. 25 cents for the round trip to Metropolis. Buy circus tickets on board the boat. PREACHES AT CAIRO. Rey, W. K. Penrod left this morn- ing for Cairo, where he will tomorrow oceupy the pulpit at the Baptist cburch, Rev. Gee, the Baptist minister of that place, will preach for Rey. Pen~ rod here, THE BEST LOOKING And best wearing school shoes in the city, at the lowest prices, are sold by Cochran & Owen, 331 Broadway. tt Mr. George Robertson has lust his white bull dog, snd will pay a suita- ble reward for information leading to its recovery. p 4 uttin, ur Girls School Shoes their busy feet in foot- rices are not high, Bring your boys and girls in and we will fit_them for very little money. arnt LOST HIS TOBACCO CROP. Cadiz, Ky., Sept. 9.—Mr. I. A. Brandoo, Wallonia, this county, his rem rop of tobacco Wednesday night by fire, amounting to over 4,000 pounds, He lost about 10,000 pounds in the same manner last week. 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