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

WEATHER IDICATIONS. Fair tonight and Friday. VOLUME L1I—NUMBER 34 "TWAS ALL ” A FAKE. The Rumored Sinking of the Chas. Herd, the present private see-!On the ‘Twenty- Transport Panama in the | Fetary of Senator Deboe and former- , Windward Passage Tues- day Night, Morning and Immediately Sall- ed for New York, Missed Storm Altogether, Havana, Nov. 3.—The ramored tinking of the transport Panama bas proved to be a fake, The Pan . arrived here this morning and sailed She this afternoon for New York, missed the tropical storm altogether. SECRET SERVICE AGENT. Louisville, Ky., Nov. Arrived at Havana All Right This 3.—Web Holmes, of this city, this morning received his appointment as secret service agent. that Capt. McAdams, of Hawesville, would get the pla respondent of gbe Standard says: “Russia bas declined to support It has been reported TURNED HER BACK ON FRANCE. London, Noy. 3,—The Berlie cor- France iv the Fashoda affair, fearing that a question would tremendous task in China FIRST NEW TOBACCO. Hopkinsville, Ky., Nov. 3,— first hogshead of new crop of tc co was sold on the breaks yesterday at $7.60 per hundred. The tobacco was grown inGravescounty, It was graded as medion leaf. WILL. STAND PAT. So Paris Papers Say Will Be the Attitude of Spain. Wont Surrender the Philippines Uniess She is Well Paid a x Fer Them, ad Pari, Nov, &= The papers this morning assert that Spain will firmly refuse to cede the Phillppine Islands to the United States lnless she is paid her pri TO PENSION CONFEDERATES. Indigent Survivors of the Lost Cause to Be Paid #8 a Month. whe Latest re utional amendment ent ex-confederate © Texas siuce 1880 18 against amend require a Dallas, Tex., Nov turns on a eonst to pension all ind soldiers who canic at #8 per month, shows -' it It is believed that ment will carry, but iwo-thirds vote was cast DIDN'T LOSE A MAN. miaaleaboronah’s Boys Make a Fine Recor In the cond Kentucky Regi the will A very light vo Middlesborough, Ky., Noy, 3—The Middlesborough Company HH, Second Kentucky volunteer infantry, was the only confpany in he second r nen that did not have a man to die durt service, Company TT was also consid ered by military experts to be a tine i of men in other re ts, Mid dlesborough is very p Mf the bold mountain boys LING PADUCAM. Loutsville ‘Times: Paducah may not be som her sister cities, but She hustler, with many city ways latest achievement is a woman law yer, Mrs, Marie Wheat, daughter of Atiorney-€ ral Thomas E. Moss, wd-daughter of the Jate ight, who, as a United senator from Indiana, was ex from the senate for writing a tler efferson Davis early in the war attorneys Who) €Xi 1 Mrs t state that or SAW i xamination 80, Jange as for admission to the bar P.antation Chil! Cure is made by Von Vieet-Mansfield Drug Co., hence is reliable. A jet Your Money’s Worth If you intend buying & camera compare the many improvements of the new No. 5 Special Folding Vive Cameri / with other 4x5 machines. Drop in and let us show it to you. reopening of the Egyptian joterfere with her COLSON’S NIECE. ORDERED Lopes With Deboo's Private Seo retary and Goes to Wash- inuton, | Middlesborongh, Ky.. Nov. 3.— Month the Soldiers of the First Brigade Leave For Cuba, ly secretary to Congressman Colson, and Miss Colson. of this city, eloped this morning to Tazewell, Tenp., and were married. The bride is the niece of Congressman Colson, and Her father was the late John C. Col- son. The couple immediately left for Wasbington, MAY BREAK UP. The Spaniards May End the Peace Negotiations at Paris. to Be Selected Outside of the Clty of Havana to Ayoid Yellow Fever. Washington, Nov. 3.—Orders have been issued for the First brigade under General Carpenter's command to go to Cuba on Nov. 22. The brigade will be camyed at points out- Representatives of Spain Fear the Attacks of Their Political Enemies at Home. HORRIBLE DEATH. Accidental Explosion of a Gun Kills a Woman This Morning. Paris, Nov. 3. — If the Spanish peace commissioners break up the conference tomorrow morning, the time they have set- for} 6) Thompeon, the wife of a promi- returning an answer to the American} ont termer of this county, met demands es to the Philippines, be-!1o¢, thie death this morping. While cause the United States demands all! i urning she jarred a loaded gun of the archipelago, the action will 80%) which exploded and killed her instant- be so Important as might seem at first ii) her whole head being blown off. blash, "The sim of the Spanish com- | he was in a delicate condition and missioners now is not so mach to her terrible death save the islands tu Spain as to escape putting their names to the treaty whieh cedes those jslan That is an act which may be turned against rey the commissioners by their political] Ped Away This Morning at His enemies at home, The conduct Home in Mechanicsburg, which is to be looked for Friday will be personal aod individual rather than |i; Eminence, Ky., Nov. 8.—Mrs. El- has been a great shock to tie community. DEATH OF WM. DIMMICK, Mr. William Dimmick, foreman at p Igore's will, in Mechanicsburg, national, aud it cannot be taken for! died this morning at his home in Me- granted that the Spanish people approve the action of the commis. sioners. burg, after an illness of sever- week: Yesterday an operation was performed with a hope of saving " : his life life, but he did not iuprove, All the Paris morning papers douch | 444 today succumbed. on the subject today, and the even-} He was sbont 40 years old, and ing papers contain leading editorials}came here with Mr, Kilgore from expressing surprise at the American | Anderson, Ind. He was highly 6s demands, mildly blaming the Wash-|'eemed, and leaves a wife and five slight compassion for Spain, but ad-|sent to Anderson for interment. vise Sagasta to yield to the inevitable, ee pe lost resistance lead to worse results,| ELOPED TO METROPOLIS ‘This sensible sone of we French prees| evemceetina doubtless will do mach to canse| “°UPI€ From Water Valley M Spain to think twice before ending sted "There Yesverday. negotiations. Y Mr. E, C, Let!a and Miss Wright, 7 ta . The opinion prevails bere that ®t] 4¢ Water Valley, arrived in the city the meeting tomorrow the Spanish] yesterday afteraoan Jate,accompanied commissjoners will first protest, then] by Misses Luna Wright and May threaten and thea gsk de! How- | Letta, and left at once on the Cowl- ing for Metropolis, They eloped ever, Senor Montero Hivos apd his colleagues are greatly influenced by} “puey were married last evening the domestic sitaation in the peninsu-/and returned to the city this morn- and as everything there is mostjing, and are at the New Richmond chaotic it is impossible to divine} hotel. Both are popular young peo what they may do. They cannot tell |Ple of Water ) alley, and have a host of friends to extend congratylations themselves twenty-four hours ghead. tse ‘Al tence BOWLING PARTY, AND RUSSIA} from home yesterday. Alley Last Night. and Mrs. M, B. ash chape pets ae roned a bowling party at the new op cond = strest last night, Are Still Making Great War|Tbe participants were: Misses May Terrell, Martha Lee h, Ruby Allard, Fannie Gould, Mary Boswell, Annie Hisey, Miss Nash and Miss Morris, of Hopkinsville; Messrs. Maurice Nash, Ed Paxton, Will Gilbert, win Wilson, Bransford Clarke, W ¢ Weil, Tom Morton and Mr, Papers Claim That the | Spears. Eashoda Incident is Not Settled and May Yet Cause War, Preparations In Chinese Watere Fleets Ready to Move French CIRCUIT COURT, Motion For a w Bank Cas Trial in the Reasons for a new tria! were this London, Noy. &.- England and Rus-| afternoon tiled in the case of the Wis- B continue thelr war-like pre dom executors against the First tions in Chinese waters, Much se-} National bank. creey is observed as tothe movements} Phe ease of Mrs, Mary Radford and preparations of tie fleets egainat Mr, W. H. Bleke !s still on Paris papers are today asserting grjal, that the Fashoda incident is not yet — — setiled and that it may cause war TRACKED. with England PREPARING FOR WINTER. Huntsville, Ala., Nov. 3.—Prepa-} Jute Walters’ great play, ‘Side ration is being made for the troops tol tracked,” a comedy with a unique spend the winter here, A contract! pict, many high-class specialties, involving the expenditure of $55,000) jequtifal scenery, and marvelous me- ear hae am o Lo Lokgayt of ai rea fe anical effects, will be presented at halls and sheds, Brig. Gen. \° unhas Wate shad haat: ard Combs has assumed command of |B OPer# bouse Saturday nig the Second brigade, First division, PARK F. and Brig. Gen, A, K, Arnold, of the First cavalry brigade. ‘Troop properties of the Fifth cav- alry reached here and the regiment may move to Porto Rico in a few days, ‘Thev¥irst infantry from An- At Morton’s Opera Hou day Night, NCED IN, The Mlinois Central is haviny (ue block at Ninth and Trimble wet, through which its line runs, fenced in, and inashort time the entire block will be evclosed, which will be niston has made a camp west Of] 4 much needed and very appreciable Hunteville, Moj. Birne commanding. |improvement. In the spring, the President McKinley bas informed block will be converted into a park, the committee which teadered the in- vitation that he will not be abie to visit Lexington, DREN'S DAY, VHIRTY REGISTERED, There were only thirty voers reg- istered on the three days set aside by TO CUBA. cond of This the present postmaster at this city. Will Be Gamped at Points Yet PADUCAH, KENTUCKY iil SDAY, NOVEMBER 3 QUICK COMPROMISE, Minstre! Man Gets 8200 Dam at Hopkinsyille. On the morning of Oct. 23, Fi M. Rivare, who played first violio Fields and Hanson’s minstrel, het it week, was had’ hort ia troupe's special car while standing 6 the track at Guthrie, A locomotive bumped into the with such force as to dislod, ‘ swinging lamp attached to the roof the car. Revare was under the and it fell with great force upon Bi head. He was knocked sen and it was thought for a time that sustained a fracture. Upon arrival of the troupe in’ Hopkinsvil De. Blakely was summoned dressed the wound. Rivare the matter in the bands of lawyer and papers were drawn Up prepatt tory to being filed in Todd cireu court praying for $5,000 dam ‘The case was compromised yesten morning by the payment of $200. Couple From Carbondale Mag ried at Dr. Delia Cald- well’s Today, They Departed at Noon fay Their Future Home in Hunoic. There was a quiet wedding at the f the bride's sister, Dr. Delis Calivcll, this morning at 11 o'clock, Miss Mary Caldwell and Mr, H. @. Easterly, of Carbondale, Lll., being hoi the contracting partic.. The bride bad Lccu here on a visit to her sister and mother, and the groom arrived yesterday, Rev. W. Pinkerton, of the First Christian church, performed the ceremony, after which there was a luncheon, aud a departure for the bapp couple’s future home in Gar- The groom is a prosperous and it is his second marriage. a friend of Cily Attorney Lightfoot. The couple left at noen on the St. Louis train, Miss Caldwell is well known throughout southern Illinois, having been for several years one of the most popular and beloved teachers in the Southern State Normal university at Carbondale, POLICE COURT, Maude Yeitima Fined $50 and Costs for Using a Poker ona Machine Agent, -rrted for Ponting Pistolat Him, Other Proceed- ings of the Court, Mrs. Maud Yeltima, who is not unknown in police circles, was this morning arraigned for using a polker on Agent White, of the Singer com- par Her brother, George Pearce, who | resided in Cairo, was charged with pointing a pistol at Mr. ely White and threatening to blow his brains out, 1t appears that the woman bad the machine as a security for a debt another woman eowed her, and the latter never having paid for it, the agent went for the machine, which the Yeltima woman refused to give up, A fight cnsued, in h the polker, an irate brother a fright. ened and fleeing sewing machine agent figured consjiquously. ‘The woman Was fined $50 and costs and the case inst her brother, who swore the instrument he pointed at the agent in ordering him out of the house was a monkey wrench he was using on his bicycle, while the ageat swears positively that it was a pistol, was left open until tomorrow. The cases against Will Kincaid and Henry Ross for takiag some property out of the home of Matt Hobbs, a colored woman, because she had not paid for it, were left open, The notorious Annie Ramsey, who isa nuisance wherever she is put, was fined $5 and costs for a breach of the peace. She would doubtless have been sent to jail but for the fact that she would have demoralized the other prisonerf MOUS COMEDY. Jule Walter's “Side Tracked” at Morton's Saturday Night ‘Theatre-goers are to be favored with a visit of Jule Walters’ most ex- cellent comedy, “Side Tracked, play that has proven a plenomenal financial for Mr. Waiters, and is pronounced to be one of the funniest conglomerations of farce on the road. There are numerous bigh class specialties introduced during the action of the play, and Horatio the Tramp and his associate players will no doubt furnish fun galore. MASONIC NOTICE. conclave of Padueah 11, Knights Tem- in their asylum to- night at 7:15 o'clock. The Red Cross will be conferred, At 9 o’clock refreshments will be served, All visiting Sir Knights welcome, By order of the Eminent Commander. W. H. Cotman, Recorder, | PAINFULLY HURT, success A. special Commandery No plar, will be b sare. the|/aW, and which ended last night, Tuesdays and Frid ended last 1 LICENSED TO WED, days for up-to-date hair cuts for children for 15 cents at Green Gray’s 108 South Third street. ¥ R. Stevenson {and Alve Young, Don’t experiment, bat get the old} colored, were licensed to marry to- reltatle Plantation Chill Cure, pata Hdayy ml A little son of Mr. E. ©, Kelly, of 905 South Third street, fell yester- day and painfully cut his bead, Dr. H, T. Rivers was called and dressed the injury, Comforts from 65c to $2.50 Mone Jun a ey Dy eas Go MORNING MARRIAGE, j Elboit D, Turner, lately employed ———— KILLED IN Resident of Paducah Run Over b: Kleetrie Cars This Morning. A Railroader. Left a Few Weeks Ago. ley His. Life This Morning at Louisville. Lived on South Sixth Streel, | | | qj Mr. street, was ron over and killed electric car. stantaneous, old Illinois Central, He ago, when his wife died seen here sjace. Troy, Teno, has are now residing at Troy, Tenn, ‘ve remains will doubtless be carried there for burial A son of Mr. Brantley works in the shops bere, and was notifled to day of his father's death and went to Louisville to take charge of the remains, HAD FIVE. Deputy Sheriff John Ogilvie Makes a Haul In the County, The Notorious James Kirksey Captured Last Eyening Near the City, Sheriff Rogers sent Deputy John gilvie out in the conniy yesterday ith a lence batch of bench warrants on indictments found at the last term of court. gnd old cases. He heard from him yesterday afternoon late, and he then had in custody, with a suitable number of deputies, five prisoners, Kirksey, the m Constable Anderson months ago, and cer, is among vhem. He for breeches of the peace, public asgembli misdemeanor O; Wi arrested by ler several father and Will Kirksey is ard two unknown men. will arrive with them today. 1898 LOUISVILLE. Accident Which Cost Jno. Brant- Jobn Brantley, of South Sixth in Louisville this morning st an early hour by « Kentucky and Indiana Death was almost in- The deceased was about 50 years d was a bridge foreman on the resided on South Sixth street until a few weeks He then went to Louisville, and has not been He has two sons working for the railroad, one a flagman at gravel switch, and the other employed at The only relatives he ete shoes at very low prices. and several other 80 among the prisoners, as is Ed Smith The oftiver/ POLISHED FREE THE DAILY SUN - - « Is the Only Paper in Padu- ducah That Swears to Its «= = CIRCULATION TEN CENTS PER WEEK MULE KILLED, FIRE IN ME 1t Ran Away and Collided With a Locomotive on a Trestle, COMMERCIAL ASS'N, | * a Held Its Regular Monthly Meet-| ing Last Night at the City Hall. Pete Rogers Destroyed Last Night. A farmer named Dodge, from Llli- hols, came to the city last night and his mule was seized with something | The grocery of Mr. Pete Rogers, jin Mechanicsburg, was destroyed by fire last nigh [bis mule omethiny and the barbershop of y Wading It was taken fo Terrell’s/Some Routine Business! Was! Mr, Tom Goodman was pike! « y and injected with medicine.| transacted and Interesting | The slarin was turned in about 10 The animal got away, and under the | potent influence of the physic ran for! GOFFespondence WasRead, | o’ clock | both fire departments several blocks, finally winding up on a {ot the Bre iv a wsyetary, «Wie one of the railroad trestles, where he| The regular monthly mecting of] Rogers left the store’ there was no went down under the wheels of a lo- | the Commercial association was held| fre ahont the place comotive and was killed. last evening at the city ball, Press| ‘the damage is about $1,500 to the The farmer complained to Mayor Lang this morning, saying that his, Two amendments to the by-laws mule would never have been killed , Were adopted, one regulating the bond but for the ‘‘interjection’’ performed | of the secretary and the other giving during the operation at the li any firm or corporation that becomes | stable. He has not yet been paid, | ® member of the association but one —_—_—_—_—_____ vote, WRECK AT KREBBS, Notice was given that at the next! | meeting amendments would be intro- | duced changing the evening of the regular monthly meeting to the first Thursday instead of the first Wednes- day in the month. Also an amend- ment relative to the payment of dues. The subject of an office for the secretary was discussed and the ex ecutive committee was directed to | secure one on Broadway if possible, Some communications to the asso- ciation were reid and discussed and | referred to the secretary for Curiher | correspondence. ; | After the association adjourned INTERTAIN. | 9 meeting of the executive committee ans was held at which it was decided that Today the soldiers of the Third|the secretary should assume his du- Kentucky and the 160th Indiana will | tics on Monday the 14th inst., by give @ lunch to their officers at Lexe|which time it is expected that an ingtoh. All of the officers in Camp | Office will have been secured and will be invited. It is expected that| furnished. dent Paxton presiding. stock aud $500 to the building. with small insurance, It is Said Wealth Wilt Soon Be Distributed in Western iKentucky. Four Cars Were Derailed This Morning at an Early Hour, ‘There is every reason for the belief that a large fortune will soon be dig tributed in Fulton. ‘The Carlisle County News says it is about settled now that the ‘Ball estate,’’ in which a large number of citizens of West Kentucky are direct- ly interested and $35,000,000 involv- ed, will soon be settled and the dis- tributed to claimants, Elder J. N. Hall, of Fulton, is included in this fortune and will come in for a good. share. A freight train was this morning| wreckeil at Krebbs, near the city. It was in charge of Conductor Black, and there were in it too many cars for the side track, In attempting to enter the side track there was a seo- tional collission, derailing four cars, The damage was not great, but the track was blocked for several hours. SOLDIERS TO SUIT FOR DIVORCE, Mrs. Cornelia Futhey yesterday filed suit in the circuis court against her hasband, A. B. Futhey, for di- soe vorce. She alleges abandonment. 50¢. may save your life. Vianta-|The conple have been married since tion Chill Cure hus saved thousands, '88%, and have four children, the occasion will be a most enjoyable one. Up to Date ADKINS, the Shoe Man My line ot men’s $3.50 and $4.00 shoes are the best values in the city. They have all the style — wear in them that other dealers sell for 5.00. Ohne) nd. SHOES ..3l7 Broadwayé FELL ON HIS PACE, Bad Accident to E. D. furner at a Mayfield Infirmary, clerk for the Western District Warehouse Company, at Mayfield, fell from a second. window of an infirmary on Broadway Tuesday night, striking on his face. He was badly braised and rendered unconscious, He is supposed to have walked out while in a fit of in- sanity. Hes the same young man who attempted suicide a few days age. BROKE HL as shipping Irvin, the little son of Mrs. Rook fell froma fence day before yester- day afternoon at Fifth and Clark, and broke his collarbone, Dr, Red- dick dressed the injury, and the little fellow is now resting eas: Mr. and Mrs, Joe Hobson are par- ents of a fine girl baby, born yester- day. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Armstrong, of South Tenth street, are parents of a girl, born yesterday, MIUTCHELL-HOLLOWE Princeton, Ky., Nov. 3.—Mr. B F, Mitchell and Miss Mary 1. Hollo- well were married last pight at the bride's residence. Both are well known and popular. Gold Fish We have just received a Jot of rare specimens, and can furnish them with globes or without, Fish globes trom 25c to $8 and $10 aquariums, J.D, BACON & CO, Sovouth and Jaexson, Sure Cure For Chills and ever: WINSTEAD'S CHILL TONIC Pleasunt to take, and costs only ase a bottle. WINSTEAD’S LIVER ANO KIDNEY TEA Is a positive cure for constipation, dyspepsia, liver and kidney complaints of all \ds—25 cents per bos Manutactured by S. H. WINSTBAD ‘Washington 8ts,, Seventh aud Ky. FOURTH AND BROADWAY OVER M’PHERSON’S DRUG STORE Dalton, The Tailor. FIRST... SECOND .. He does all his work with home labor, THIRD.... He will sell you a'suit of clothes made to order .-He gusiantees a perfect fit. Should Have Your Patronage, for Three Reasons... As cheap as you can buy a custom-made Afamada « Better Tian Imported La vana Gigar ASK FOR IT Three *o: 2 And 100 straight, | GREAT SUIT AND OVERCOAT SALE! — Our sales this last month have proven far above our expectations, It goes to show that the people are with us in our efforts to build up a strictly one-price business. “Honesty, Uprightness and Fair Dealing” is our motto. "g Gives you a wonderful range of men’s suits and overcoats to select from—and there's not a single one in the lot that you can duplicate out of this store under $12.50 or $15.00. MEN'S SUITS AT SIO, In single and double-breasted sack and cutaway frock styles—black, blue and fancy cheviots and Thibets—tailored admirably. MEN'S TOP COATS AT $10. * In English covert cloths—variety of shades—cut style. full box shape and chock full of MEN’S OVERCOATS AT Sid. Blue, black, brown and tan shades of superior qual ity domestic kersey-—finely trimmed and faultlessly fitting a A Clear Saving of $2.50 to $5.00 on Every Purchase, d HACKETT, CARHART & CO.'S (Astor Place, New York), finest ready-to-wear A Clothing in the World. $20, $22.50, $25.00, thai’s the price range for uv Brokaw Suits, Top Coats ° * and Overcoats, and you'll ad- mit these prices are extremely reasonable when you see the magnificent fabrics, regal workmanship and perfect fitting proportions of these garments, Exclusive Tailors Cannot Produce Their Equal Under $40.00, $50,00, $60.00, A $5.00 BILL A $300 BILL Gives you a Pair of our Nobby Gets you one of our celebrated Stacy Adams H. S. & H. ~ =~ S Cc ~ SHOES, SHOES# Strictly Up-to-Date and First- Sold by other houses, only not Class in Every Way. so good, at $3.50. They are Cracker-jacks, —See Our Show Window!— —See Our Show Wi B. WEILLE & SON, B. WEILLE , 409 and 411 Broadway. 409 ie