The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, November 4, 1898, Page 1

a . ~ THE PapucAH DAILY SuN. Fair tonight and Saturday. THE DAILY: SUN « = « Is the Only Paper ip Padu- ducah That Swears to Its ~ - VOLUME I11—NUMBER 85 PADUCAH, KENTUCKY FRIDAY, NOVIMBER 4 1898 SPAIN WIL ROOSEVELT ON CROKER. |WANT PRIVATE PROPERTY EX-| PORTWOOD MUST DIE. yoo EMPT, aa DISAPPEARED. — NEWS SUMMARY. | NO ee OF — PEACE, CARS ROBBED . New York's Kepubliean Leader Frankfort, Ky., Nov. 4.—The ap- |Sothe Court Decided mthe In- — REFUSE. Replies to the fammany Boss, cakes aes _ pellate court has overruled the last | Adolph Fueller, a Grocer, Leaves} Rear Admiral Miller, who retires Against’ /Four on the IMinois Central n, Nov, 4.—A memorial | pet ition asking leniency for Portwood, Nae this month, sain to ble old home. | r ? tien, | . Ee dee ere prepared by Chas. Henry Butler and cxington murderer, who iv under} 20M Suddenly and) Can't Bpriogteld oy ~~ ha me, | Two Young Men | Were Broken Into Last z Rennevelt. ogat hig, soaker ncedore | others has been presented to the pres- f death. ‘There is now no Be Found, Micmad E RUMRS: ekther boy arya Pa Night. & This isthe Day for Spain to| the Lang tanaers yerterday ‘IN ident asking that this government | hop sonar tii der, trot ber of Arch. ‘4 The case against wun Kineaid and Talewenal 4 noon he had ad-|¢all an international convention to TTT ITTY He ;Locked Up Mis Grocery Yes-| <,. 2 caer? “S0e | Temes Rade Reuss TOF Am lnstalienens » Polia 2U . a Give Her Answer to the it y_a dozen] consider the question of making pri- MPROVING. tebday Gass tis iy yesterday in New Orleans. | house, charged pmitting a|The Police are Unable to Find a y Seok ects” the Long] vate property free ftom captare on y aud Gave the Key Gen. Fitzhugh Lee coulda’t go to| breach of the peace by taking some| Clue. Amount Stolen Not American Demands for aud | railroad. \ hit] the high sees in time of war. ft te yaieitehiman Killer, who was to a Neighbor, Savannab, Ga., to join his command | use and other property from 4 Known, i 4 . . » » le ‘ .| burt between cars at the lTinois Cen- ——— ‘on account of his mother’s illness. residence where they bad been suld . 8 hilippin tacked Col . ted out that the present threaten: | 414) Signs day before vesterc E vy e858, . 3 abbas: ture uM witee police depa aspect of European politics would improving eo als etait ine Adolph Fadilet, or Feller, who} A provost guard in the Savenne!) et never paid for, was dismissed in| Fone freight ears on the Tilincis hw Mayor Strong's term. He de-| make this move by the United States kept a grocery at'Seventh add Hus-| camps is standing watch over a eat +e police court this morni MB, Of the! Cont r the freight depot, were S Becta nmany slready levied | particularly acceptable to the remain. MANY SICK SOLDIERS. bands streets, locked up his store} containing $275,000 to be paid to| Brounds that no brea last night, the seals being Commission in Session This Aft] from those who thrived on vice, Jt {der of the world at this time and he- hte ds yesterday at nyon, touk the key to| soldiers today, oot been be al ‘ Ber ed, and @ quantity of goods, @ . Anditis Well Known | Boy beginning to levy tribute on | sides saving untold loss and suffer San Francisco, Nov. 4.—Col. John Mrs. Mattison’, nearby, and left it At Huntsville, Ala., Majors ‘Tallie| construed to mean, however, that! tie am uct unknown, was stolen. sonia arin ‘The afar rece nuesty was helpless, ting by innocent nov-combatants in! p. Bratt, of the First Nebraska regi.) "ith her. He has not been seenjend Marsh, paymastars, will distrib. |e Sent bad a legal right to go tol ‘The cars were evidently broken by That She Will Not Yield nt was Croker whd hot. Van {ease of general war would stand for- ment, who. has been honoraly dis, |ince, and this afternoon his wite tel-| ute $300,000 among the {oops . to- | Be Doves. Bad sake the goods, | |chrewd thieves. ‘The first known of to Our Demands. ever as another of the many strong : x epboned Marshal Collins we facts, | day 1 pee ges Oo peripts 3 bist was this morning, and at first the 4 ne tour of t closed with two | claims that this country bolds upon and he instructed the police to insti-} : " daughter, was fined $10 and costs. live th ht hey had @ clue, but m y 1 pol Capt. Lee Linn, chiet commissary| 4 case against Mary Morehead, for A pr oti davdiged that’ they nis cannot charged on account of illness, will leave this evening for his home, in big me and | the gratitude of the civilized world . tute a search f-? him. «4 at ter | a + |Bennet, Neb. He says that 15 per] "wee sear of the army in the Philippines, says :!a breach of the peace, was left open. | ois pla Ttoos Jeent. of the Nebraska troops in Ma- je missing man never drank, aod | «1¢ is probable th yfutare the! A'tese ear we Prox, Were on the wrong trail. : _ Paris, Nov. 4.—The joint peace i . 7 P x r Y a P able that in the future the A ainst Al Mack, fi - he joint peace | knowledged fin ROYALLY RECEIVED. jnila are sick. Many of them ore il] | Bad no trouble with his family of any | povernment will have two kinds of sinknly “aban suet: Was Jett |, 2t will probably: require several commission is in session this after-] tween ¢ in leaders ted vice was the of ew York. description, whigh renders the mys- tery very puzaling to his family and “3 ; perdi Pe Ai aokee snd soda. [fate zone, and another for soldiers}, Joseph Doherty, charged with in ics,"? je ; trioas, and the#is no known motive| ‘2 ‘be tropics, |vagraney, will be ordered to leave for his strange ketion. The transport St. Pay . hours for the Company to check in and ascertain the quantity of goods stolen, HAND BADLY LACERATLED. | | with dysentry, because of their indis- ,;Orations Tendered to the Con-| cretion in drinking the vile soda pop querer of the Khalifa jand eating half rotten bananas that ia | the natives seli on the streets, Fations—one for troops in the temp: | open, noon, It is a foregone conclu that Spain will refuse -to cede the Philippines, The American ‘mer Rowdtip aut: toad “ire it on Ders of the Comimssion will endeavor]if he got th from Ma- » to persuade the Spanish members of "a don, Nov, 4 n. Kitehener c T ae ? nila, with four United The case against George Pearce, | Pe reade, Hin rani meriven ot BABY CRY ite A d6)al Sascha nn ts BIG CANNING BUSINESS. HAD THE “HOLLERS.” | ets from the cruiser Ch a with pointing a pistol ata! p gmith, who resides in Arcadia of Hoping to gain better terms by de rival here today enthus ——— —— rived yesterda. nachine agent, was dismissed, ! 4” a4 KF | Owenst N " . “4 and employed at the Palmer-Fergu- pail Resorted to By Some of the Ger |*monstrations greeted him es | wensboro, Ky , Nov. 4.—The lo-| Remarkable Excuse of a Tramp] Five negro lieutenants, recently | te preponderance of evidence show- | .o, plant, had his left hand badly Were Weer ekay ine meetin man Papers as to the where on his route cal canning factory has closed a very Arrested Last Night promoted for bravery at ‘San Juan, |iag that it was not a pistol he bad. |1\vetuted in a machine pinta Ss | successful season during which 1,- have been ordered to Santi TROOPS 40 SOUTH 000 cans of fruit and vegetables| Joe Doherty is the name of a tramp *highwater mark of the American de . re turnel out, and $16,000 in|who was arrested last night on a mands. ‘The complete surfender by} London, Noy. 4 cash paid to gardeners and fruit} charge of vagraney, His excuse for Spain of her sovereignty over the of the ‘On Monday Next the Movement| growers. The total shipments to| being a vagrant was most unique. Philippines will be insisted upon, and > ‘ - date are in the immediate neighbor-| ‘‘Sure sor, I can’t git warruck be- 14-46 sald in well-trformed otre From Lexington Will hood of 100 carloads, : cause of the feat that I am afflicted CARD OF THANKS, | Dr. Pendley was called and dressed Philippines, the injury of the peace commission will fx the Over $10,000 in gold was found! in the home of Oscar Osborne, an old man murdered at Riché thought robbers tric hiding place of the killing the old man, Special thanks are due the ladies} Don't experiment, but get the old the Broadway Methodist church s Yhill C . who worked so faithfully to gee |reumble Plantation Chill Cure. a *T | homes for the conference, “They are: held by some diplomats that the Span ippines must be Begin. = with ‘“‘hollers.”” I talk so in me|~ ) mes Chas, Johnson, Mendal 2 % \ the negotiations on that basis Jndge : A common agreement on future ac- setae STEAMER BURNS. « |sleep, nobody will bave me around|, Gen. Humphrey has been ordered} Johnson, S. H. Winstead, O, P. we Day will, under instructions received |U0H,40 certain circumstauees. | awo Regiments Will Leave There them, and that’s the reason I am| ‘© superiotend embarkation of the b, W. A Cade, Armour Gardner, = from Washington, pract oe eee en without work,’ Fifth cavalry at Sayannah, bound ; Mildred Davis, Sam T. Hubbard, J 7" +B very franlky, ‘T Ir Daily. The Third Ken- Collingwood, Ont., Nov. 4.—The : , for Porto Riso . rps Sine at poke tea ultimatum to the Spanish commis- Correspondenz says ‘he y issenger steamer fic, owned b Some of the prisoners in the lockup | "°F ICO. W. Hubbard; Misses Ora Leigh, Wa bas jadi received ain ee United States are conducting the tucky Goes. pat “ " Ylway that if talking in one’s sleep is] The Sixty-ninth New York regi-| Mary Bringhurst, Mattie Fowler. elas! Bericht dented ie ay o> St tele iations as pS aS the Grest Northern Transit company, |. *, : “hollers,’’| ment at Huntsville, Al il “ The | Pecimens, and can furoish them with Washington, Nov Sg 5 burned at the Grand Trunk wharves |22Y sure sign of the ‘hollers,’*| m untsville, Ala., will vc But their work is not done. The] te Or vithout. Fish globes from « be eS te thse ats romped Lexington, Ky ' chief} an tVveS! Doherty is certainly an afllictéd man. | Saturday on New York state election. | names of two visiting pastors and |& . 8 i ‘ ’ j rates) of the t yi) Bere yesrerday, ‘The railway freight i ‘athe * ‘ he wives'ot 6a ‘ 25c to $8 and $10 aquariums. “g Diste today Wilh be One of grave in- of strength. W ’ Will) NgAd dileg with Canadian edie: Three hundred girls at the Zanes- | the wives of two pastors came in to- g portance, It is not expected that ee ee MPS toan goods were also destroyed. WAITING ON MARCHAND. — ville, O., tile-works stsuck for an ad-| "ay. More will follow, : Spain will accede to the demand of] hands. President MeKi : TST Mats tea The Pacific was valued at $65,000, ey hanes vance in wages. The advance will PATE D. B 4a the United States for the surrender] the complete surre ‘IN| and was inaured for $25,000, The| London, Nov. 4,—It is rumcred | be granted. | AGENT SMITH RESIGNS. J, . ON & . " of the Philippines, but it is une Pheaaak Baden Pak y : ane | loss from the burning of the freight| that the dispute between England and svelte Healey, just back from the | “a Seventh and Jackson. = tain whether Spain will meet the de however a ‘ sty sheds will be very heavy. France over the Fasboda matter is en bt _- the Yukon country Agent Gec Smith, of the Ad- y “mand by a counter proposal or will » the European powers Hobile, Ala., Nov. 4 Wher : = — being held in abeyance awaiting the] Will yield $30,000,000 this season. | ams Exp has resigned and break off negotiations. Here a coun m deslrous of selecting naval fer is here inspecting ean He| PROMINENT FARMER DEAD j report of General Marchand, who has | He ssys hard-luck stories come from| been succeeded by Mr. C. A. Thom- ay ter proposal ts expected, probably tak ins in the Philippines was given am husiast i¢ | just arrived at Cairo. men not knowing pay dirt when they|as, of Danville, Ky., who assumes| For Chilis and Fever: ing the form of an offer to give us s mor ade a short! Renton, Ky.,Nov. 4.—"*Unele oy ETS see it. }charge of the office today. Mr.| q ‘ DOUBLE \ 5 PLC! i =H the islands for an exorbitant sum bd jty Hiett Si years, is dead. 11 ODD FELLOW TICE, The mother of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee| Smith has made a popular 9 and WINSTEAD’S CHILL TONIC * On the other hand the opinion ts ie eng Farmer (Ate i hls : ee died yesterday at Richmond, Va. | resigns to accept a more lucrative po- | Pleasant to take, and costs ouly Ingleside Lodge No. 195, I. O. O.| She fell recently and sustained inter- sition. | ish commissioners, after making te of | ¥., meets tonight at 7 p. m. in regu-| nal injurie | —— WINSTEAD’S ® known their rejection of the demand Jie best known men in the county | lar session at Yeiser Building, corner ae, | CHILDR DAY. LIVER AND KIDNEY TEA of the United States, will withdraw wud leaves many re vhdchinc Ad Fifth and Broadway, tor work in the 2 | Isa Dositive cure for constipation, dyspepela, and perhaps resign. plece of vand | FOR RENT, intiatory degree. All Odd Fellows SEE OUR WINDOW |" beddage. Ghd NTI eee dha var sad Sicney compan © © JAPAN WANTED HAWAIL , to Secretary Long the} ince il! the sk | — bah os tras mares Siee Ne For the best $3.50 man’s shoe in the | ( for up-to-date hair cuts for brea 7 constraction of double turreted mons] locked sand othe | Some good offices for doctors or Wits aa Se city. Better than you can buy else-’ children for 15 cents at Green Gray's S. H. WINSTBAD ——- 1 And awye t 128 North Fifth street. where for $4, Cocnnan & Owen, 108 South Third street. tt Seventh and Washington Sts,, Paducah, Ky. | just below the Palmer house. Apply @ to $2.50 Mon-| = to J, R Puryear. 4n6 day at Eley Dry Goods Co. , eerie : Rear Admiral Miller, —— Contracts were awarded by Secre- tary Long during October to four ral J. N. Miller, who 1 ship-building firms for building four Amerian fleag over Hawali, when the 2 ims TRY A PAIR Chicaog,, Ll, Nov. 4 promo | Mero ADKINS’ $3.00 OR $3.50 BOX CALF SHOES. strained relations which existed at former was pur ,000. Secretary Long referred eee TALL These tarrets will be located for-| best values at the lowest prices. M 4 kf i monitors. The act provided for the 5 ir thaee iclands inst. Ang "| construction of “four harbor defense “Istered at the Auditor . vessels of the monitor type, each hi day. He is on his way to hi ing one or two turrets, and to cost, " wr us weer Jexclusive of armainent, $1,250,000 z distin. Jeach ” ’ } guished service. The aggregate cost of the ships : He told an interesting story of the}exclusive of armor and ari ent, SPS mp SMUT TTE LY letrese Japan aaa tis | hom tee Onatracis swarded, wae $8, Me ] hae naif agyressive tactics] tO ie enn proposition Ae on Inst the ts supplemental contracts under which P : y r 7 ETC was when the, Japanese eraser Aa. Grae eens Gcaiciuct avails tor. Is replete with all the latest styles in every department and is rid. “04 | roted monitors of larger displacement. [ready to supply your needs in Fall and Winter merchandise, in the | had Rreeriad pose ward and aft, like those on the Mon- Roam through this beautiful modern store. ‘Tis a school of styies "ne time, hd was, then pt peri ry tea Meracareyy powers *“-|to which you are always welcome without price or mou.ey. Why not 0 erey, » as i@ It is proposed to give them a cunlingj/COMe and delight your heart? * some tii demands upon the Hawaiian gover WHITE as ~ hey be granted suffrage ; F pales : ed : ] RESET Late teen equivalent ® ty of 408 tons, which will ena We have themia great quantities awaiting you today, towering BOX: CALF : my : Best Wearing Leather Made. Hag ea over trent teas Ole them to steam 4,000 miles, while | a ) like great mountains of snow. Men’s women’s| Buia ee ee ae this, and. resisted | ‘4¢ Monterey only carries 200 tons HANDKERCHIEFS and children’s handkerchiefs at prices that can- ; : Every Pair Warranted. and has a steaming radius of 2,000 i Japanese of-|miles, Fach ship will be provided | ———=>=s»s | Dot be matched, * _W. soll the genuine, with tag and key check attached, , clas had become ly offensive] with four ten-inch guns of the latest Small wares—smallest prices. Have you seen them? We want c 317. Gpoccun Twas merely waiting for| model. << you to see them and know this notion department AD : INS THE SHOE MA y BROADWAY. Beers toconsit of uhis countey, but that ihe shipebetlders will be willing NOTIONS better, and take advantage of the rare bargains : fortunately, trouble was averted.” | 49 build te tne Peiesls and Glee offered. ee ere = ee = : He caesorta Itice wourd prove] BAme ® higher price than about $1,- This is a great season for furs, Have you a fur want? mame Rr oh ! Of invaluable benefit’ in a strategic] 100,000 each, which will bring them If so see our line and get our prices. They are marked in pS f . “a way to this at a within the appropriation. FURS plain figures. J re ' 3 Ps Thotuvghbred Horse Food and sone 2 nibbe " TURKS WILL LEAVE CRETE. Blue Ribbon cow feed, for sale only Church Bells to Be Rung Through- The codl autumn days have created a great demand for outer gar- ix sales this las i tations. ° WRAPS| ments everywhere. In this department we keep fully Our sales this last month have proven far above our e: pecta the q It goes to show that the people are with us in our efforts to build‘up a Jaxe Brepenwan Grocerr Co, 3d % " abreast of the times, daily gathering all that is new, stylish|.4,°..\ ono cri i “ Fai ling” ag DWP k ale naw on aike: PRL tegen Next Sunaey: and attractive, and offering at prives that are bonnd to win, gh ss Ah ean spoonntys Chanter bet Ss seit a ree q ogee Paes atte GY reese: memnths anceee anaane Maa silt waaay siagn thal. SIO BILL__ a ~ Seats-are now on sale at Van Cu- wy i S20” ROTATE; f ta ; i * : fe ; “x ln’s book store for Jule Walter’ fo. ] me ithe got oul of the wand) Market. Our $8.50 Golf we are selling at $6.00. Our $15.00 ateiz.0 i wr Gives yous weaderhal range of twas's sults end ics ey f ae feat Morton's opera house to-[ easily by today, the fal date for/jand our $25.00 at $19.00. Don’t forget our line of plush capes. Our ss wercoats to select from—and there’s not a single % Tuorrow night. If you want to wit-] evacuation set by the powers in their) $9.00 capes for $7.00. Come and take your choosing before they are fe of this Itimatum of Oct. 4. Sunday the all ness an amusing play with the best! nae naie shoes gone, 4] cl ghout the island ¢ miss is Senses este Teed. will be rung by way of public rejoi Here we have puffs, bows, tecks—in fact all that’s proper in neck ing. ‘The moslems in the island are 7 ely go e can suit you. Mr. Fastidious, quiet, and no fear of an outbreak is EN S NECKWEAR an est of a save you money. The Jake Biederman G ?_ “Mterisined. So qalet indeed is the M eM ats y are sole agents for Mrs. H./i.iand that Greece, in advance of en- 4 y. Hiaoa's plum padding and mince tire evacuation, has begun to ship lot that you can duplicate outs $12.50 or $15.00, AY $10, and double-breasted’ sack black, blue and fancy chev lored admirably. MEN'S TOP COATS AT $10, We know of no other store taat carries so many shapes, so many i back the Christian refugees who had widths and sizes, so many styles. Weare in position to fill : cee : Tt fled hither. It is understood that SHOE: your every want Will you ask to see our shoes and get our if ‘overt « oths— variety of shades—cu King George has received assurance \ and chock full of style. laters Gecrse will be able to prices? ere’s where you can save money. hk\ ensue tbs goreraorship of the island What a handsome collection! Rare and beautiful patterns we are without the interference of a Turkish showing from which tochoose. Theassortments resident representative, FANCY RIBBONS are not only handsome but priced on a saving Aepialencama gta pe ecore: basis», Will you see them? been dhected” oe jg ps eg Surely a great, a splendid assortment! A great variety ot patterns A Clear S appointing their successors, will DRESS GOODS and designs in all the latest shades. Not an old pat- Sole ' MEN'S OVERCOATS AT $10, I black, brown and tan shades of superior qual kersey—finely trimmed and faultlessly ng of $2.50 to $5.00 on Every Purchase. é * CO.’S (Astor Place, New York), finest ready-to-wear M4. $90, $22.50, $25 that’s 'the price range for Canty $20, $22.50, $25.00, thar the, pried you'll ad- choose one-third from among the tern, everything in stock new, stylish, up-to-date a moslems and two-thirds from the ard beautiful. ar» extremely reasonable when you see the magnificent fabrica, Christians, These appointments wi A - ° a regal workmanship and perfect fitting prop ‘ons of these garments. be but temporary, and after a ce We call especial attention to our stock of flannelettes, which we Exclusive Tailors Cannot Produce Their Equal Under $40.00, $50.00, $60.00. jaland shall hi lished FLANNELETTES| are offering very low. In these goods we show a Mecca ihn beteean he tee clans FLANNELETTES! Be Manan ne pared we offer O eriaee that will A $5,00 BILL A $3 00 BILL nit Y ri of the population, the representation ——| sell. Whatare your needs in this department?) Gives you 4 Pair of our Nobby Gets you one of our celebrated ~» Get Your Money's Worth roa wil be tke oficial nmgasge in| LOt US SUPply them on a money saving basis to you Stacy Scans H. S, & H, If you intend buying & Crete, and the flag will be a modifi- We cordially invite every one to visit each department in our store = a ~ fame cman the Bee cation of the flag of Greese—blue and| and see the rare bargains otlered our trade. ne O E Kus S H © E he’ ’ white, without the white cross, Sold by other houses, only not so good, at $3.50. They are Cracker-jacks, —See Our Show Window!—- B. WEILLE & SON, 409 and 411 Bro ‘ Mies. Wo. 5 Special Folding Vive Camera itto I), BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT. ~—See Our Show Window!-— INCORPORATED B. WEILLE & SON, 409 and 411 Broadway. nig % New York, Nov. 4.—Moth demo- 4 rersoma, crats and republicans are claiming victory at the election next Tuesday, IRUG STORE __ | Both sides are putting torth tremend- Protea t TB , x