The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, December 6, 1898, Page 1

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an. As has been said »p is highly amusing. Physician. . over-statement of WEATHER IDICATIONS. : } fee the real bishop and Surgeon Goemad " [Clot sheer despair of ever Rain or snow tonight, Weduca- ri ideal situation of the Office,Sixth and Broadway, day clearing and much colder. fe agprica, and feeling that ifat Infirmary. Jorigy? position will always be oa Senceematnen ——— = > 3 '. ak s race, and from his | ri, a - : a —}' p his ra 9 to 10 a, m, ‘YOLUME I1I—NUMBER 62 PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6, 1898. TEN CENTS PER W » OPENING FOR {20585 4 VICTIM ficeans. a MORE TIME What do you want to be weighed of her son, Mr. W. E. Covington, on aga OF Trans) is wT Great Bar oe Sale 7a gad jyet. ‘The council will have to hare ton, of Covington Bros., of the city, andther whack at it.’ ! and Mr. Gus Covington, of Maytield, Senator Vest Starts the Ball Inon't? mde day Bifere ot ‘The funeral will take place tomor- Attorneys for Dr. Burrows Ask On the Roll. sisted. the oficer,* I want to be, 4 Brakeman Shot by the Mar-|'W morning at 10 o'clock from the mance s Ro weighed now, so there will be no derous Toughs gd sod oe ka Wea hee W. hp ER j of ress oo ty ‘ teuttile, ever 1k: . |K. Penrod, of the First Baptist a ’ . 4 ; The marshal noticed that the po- . [cae Men Ss Overshirts aoe 5 fleeting was slightly ‘lopsided, ’* and 1 a \° SUINDSAY IS EOR SPREADING} ois’ vvertas wnet mate, nim] WAS FOUND LYING ON THE CAR prsodageg ine THE NEW PETIT JURY PANEL) tn tnene goods we are ofering the # Pees ty 75 }, Jasper Jacobs, who refused to al- best valu the 1 ‘i vee i k around so, low Drs, Reqdick and. Rivers to am- sydd debated ode eliea a aT ound under the officer's cunt a Sa putate. his foot, preferring to die $ cent shirt for 35 cents; a regular $1.00 Jim Epperson Reaps a $50 Fine|] yalue for 7° cents; a $2.00 value fot Many Democrats Will Join tne! large welght of heavy iron, suspended! mage an Attemp than lose it, Is still alive » ort pena t to Kject the : alive at the home hepiticans: by a rope, and it must have weighed p bs of his hister in Metropolis, but-has for Cutting, ; We offer Thursday, December 8th, the greatest bargains im ghee | seventystive pounds, They Kaffians, small chances of his recove! da good laugh over it and the inl Hehe oe in dress goods ever given in Paducah: Se Sa oF was called In to enjoy It. aie Sean OE BEES, CIRCUIT COURT At MAJORITY FOR ANNEXATION | BETTER LIGHTS WA OFFICERS MAKE AN ARREST| M*eie McClure, colored, of Wash- RT AT WORK Shoes, Shoes Dress goods worth from $1.00 to $2.00 per yard we will sell LIGHTS WANTED. ington street, attempted suicide last Te wilt at 60 cents, a night by taking 20 grains of morphine, t will pay you to look at our line 15-cent goods & WASHINGTON, Dee, 6. — vp |SOmeMMR is Radically Wrong] ,,, over aleve affair, Dr. Roberteon was yas omen Was ‘this morning] before” pirchading: Ta price qualit Wome ff ss re beg ssny tad ek pe seek SW With ths 'Giss ussengers inon the early morning | called amd saved her iife. impaneled in the circuit court, andl] and yal h ‘4 (Acracstire or Mersidhay salt Seelbebsddbiers Vest, of Missouri, set the ball rolling . train today report a dastardly ‘at fs canbe -ale the teivamlling Gown sto. tslness, alue our shoes can’t be excelled. | than you ever bought them before, you must take advantage of iis Mahth Selig’ s bi dnt ptucing : tempted murder last night between OUT FOR A KILL. The grapaipory 1s considering jail ito LN ee peloek, | fOmnintits are being heard on all | Hartington and Nortonville. W. L a cases, and has examined a number of, Remember, these astounding prices on dress goods last onl des about the unsatisfactory electric !Carr, an L. & N. brakeman was found | tam tne pout ure Do i 4 3 oe = ign terpitory othe part or ight the city is getting. ‘This has 'on top of a box car with a hoie in his yp sepasihesyore on iar pF "Jim Be ane, a young white mestics sd oi nied in. AL “does uot ape |been contended with for several! head, and the brains protruding trom ere «gap ype isd CF Wad “Yonsei Fruit of the Jol prorett, “at ruit of the Loom, 5 cents per Watch our advertisements and note our. prices, and Pear, however, that the: resoluctey ny} oven and the publie, who were the wound. Fundy Reeves, colored, well known | dergnie Kis table several ey. . will have national susport, ‘The ro.{°M# ble enough at first, are begin-| An investigationgrevealed the fact |!" police elpeles, was ‘arrested this|a Waited yeianaeie cep Yards Masonville.cs cents per yard, be a Hays, Foster & Ward customer. It'll pay you a big i i dividend. LF resolution against the acquirement « pre feo fort 0 hadSbeen assaulted 0 hy Officer. Tobe ¥ P and many democrats, notably Basti hs hight there were no lights on arlington, oted.: iTls case ‘will come up'for trlall The seen ane ate Lindsay, of Kentucky, are for it Third and Sixth, and doubtless ing One of the mwas arrested at Earl-) !0 the police court tomorrow morning, fof the ee ram corp = ave . Congress is hardly yet open tor busi- ‘uuny other places, Bither the city's] ington last night shortly after the | Reeves claims that he was at John | was contlnagl until the peck svetig 406 cake. “buiiiur to bs getting eer light plant is defective, or}attempted murder became known, Moore's saloon last night, when he] court, Broadw Ha Ss F j jthe superintendent ts incompetent. | He was a white man, and had a pock- 24 Will Winston got into a dispute] Bert The ee AYs+- 9 Ss er ar 0. te Acta Shape before the big ques: lin plain, words, one of the two is}et full of razors and 1 about a “lad inte Phooey hompson. charged with carry { e auzors and a pistol that had lady heir altereation Tiavaiiy inten: wes ; taken up. {trae Which is it? ‘The other coun-| been fired twice, the oder of powder | "ted so warm that they resorted ee daat nt bate (INCORPORATED ite Qouse held a brief session and [CH gave the people good » but [still ¢ He was arrested, evs, and Winston rushed on Reeves} costs for tirime a aol 4 u Pies the present counetl has Thefand a search made for the other| With what he took to be a knife, Helway he ne ‘ high- Qdjouried out of respect for dead {, i a " steel ; paints are"so frequent that it is}tramp, who was a negro, and was poy his pistol and fired, and the} ‘The attoryeys for the defense in iy ime for Mayor Lang 10 himself in-| supposed to have gone to Nortonville, | ball siruck MeCree, an innocent by-lthe ease ag@inst Dr. 1H. Burrow: : { , FOR THE SENATE. vestigate the service and find out] ‘Phe victim lived at Barlington, and Stander. ie was not mneh hurt, the ‘ 4 ows, f ohary or, tile am: j whet is the matter had been sent back on the train by !Wound being a flesh wound foareed wiih murder, filed an am Elected in Indiana, eo brakes . re “ shot in self-defens the brak required changi and in self-defer 1. Chas Earhardt, E B Davidson, Wm —— another brakeman was sent back to Merver, Henry Alcvek, Chas Pe a sesaan ator WS, Dee. is leis Had a Uold Time of It fai them, “He found Cart | BIG STEAL IN SHOES eee a A cai ‘ ; famesaid that beyond all do Qeartered lu Leaky Tents, |°t,hiback ontop ofthe: car, witt ley ‘Thos H Bian’, Joe P Wurth, Emmet $1.25 buys Boys Shoe, iuitent Har pin ‘ j | 4 ' Rudolph, J W Coles, JR Lee, JF be : | The white tramp is in jail at Hen-| Robert Caldwell Is Under Ar} porrine. . Gr rth 50 tes senator to su Soldiers Anxious to Know What|derson. His name could not be rest For Theft. S bacell De Stes yf $ ore ‘ bite $I, ; Seamer. Tis thought} Is to bts Aan aia sgh eee ey Pet 1s Collins, MH Bradley, ris $1 buys Child’s School Shoe; every pair warranted. Rape Fiamioon “ail! accent a SALE OF A RACE HORSE. The Harbour-Pitts Company Lost ig, W F Pepper, Chris Liebel. BUS: $ OF A BIG CANTEEN : = ‘ The case against Dr. Burrowa wi F 5 A RAPID TRIAL #2,000 Worth, continued until the thirteenth day of 2 buys a Man’s, best values in the city. d and Se ~ 10 CAMP CONRAD, Columbus, Ga., hikead ced hearts erga Se ON F ot 2 ae the term. and Sentenced to 10 Years) ie.9..The weather has been disag eee ee PING ON FOR THREE YEARS) “Major J. Ht. Ashcratt is foreman ot My $3,50 line of Men’s Shoes can’t be beat. in 30 Minutes, able for over. a aveck. ‘The cold Adona,"’ agace horse that had - 7 the grand Jury. been quartered “fn ‘Terrell’s stable Robt. Caldwell, colored, who had} ahaa heen a trusted employ at the Harbour Mr. Dudleigh’s Condition. _— rain have been very disagreed EBELEITON, Ky., Dec. 6.-Leander! Most of the tents of the Third here for several months past, and . " . PMeGutcheon, tie negro who attempt-| tucky are old and leaky, and living in] Which was attached by a young man , Pitts Shoe company for the past sey-| ‘The condition of Mr. F. Dudlel Died p vile assault upon two whiteginis, {them without fire is not the most} Who had taken care of her, was sont | CP! years, was arrested last night on} Who is in the city hospital, is unim Was ratofned hore today at noon from saint thing in the world even this} this af highest bidder ® Warrant charging him with grand and the prospects are that z 4igeen where he had been} far south, in. front erift's of larceny, He was locked up. Frank} ¥ » Soelitef vee tia ee rence, a second \ 4 BA hei. 10, cecdu.\ynch ing All the boys are anatous to know | Sberif Robers, to satisfy a judgment Lawrence, a second iMilaeupsant Tein are expected today fter hi what ia tate aft Ps wa rhanging re soo pabirty 1 » of the city, pure, Warrant charging him with’ raceiving | Se0n. he aD a ‘agreed to the terms pro- ee There are about five in the city j Spain has * chase’ er for S175, | s sub o jtentiary. posed, ‘They want to go to Cuba and [Chased ber for #175, which is subd ¢ ——— The sconer the better, Moat of them |D@ cheap. She formerly belongdd to TILLED t to spend two or three months in] BYFn MeCielland, and made amite in) 1 Aiea. ater aan int Lg a pe Ki TWO. bral poy . pas pir . remarkably good time in Chicaga last | Tsular and admits that, he has |! jet greeeecees 0000000000 00000808 bea! stolen goods. He executed bond. for #100, and was released. | hospital who will likely die yn a short ‘To the officers Caldwell confessed ir-| time. Some of them have been there 3 “ San year, ording to the young man been taking goods from his employer | 5 ; Intentionally and Won The First West Virginia has opened [whe attached her for three years past. {le says that he MARKET REPORT. = Accidentally. 4 big canteen and it is rumored about has been selling these things,for three heteelgien camp that the Third Kentuéky ean BOB BLANKS TO DIE years Reported by 8, Liviagston, Grain Dealer, PHARLAN, Ky., Dec. 6.—A man by] teen may seon be “wet si bors In elon . re, which Me December 3. , UAnk that the money they will spend searched last ni were found a Open High Close eee e name of Taylor was brought here hike W y ht umber f ti % with the West irginians might as 1 ~ 7 p> | Hnber of pairs of new shoes from | Wheat @ay charged with shooting and i eee oe ut home and. go toward Death Sentence Affirmed by AD~ jroijours, Caldwell says that’ Law. . 63.1 or ur Will? a prominent man. A) furnishing a better table pellate Court, rence used to buy $1 shoes from Har-| yay 661 65.6 b Hl yan Who was trying to prevent the hour, and instruct him to put & shoes | d ¢ 1 \ territic wind-storm leveled many |. ¥ Corn 4 dy was also Kile accident. | ausn camp here, and exposed the] EXErEMe Penalty for the Mayfield |i the hnx when they” were packed, (Ty as = 8 are doing the largest A soldiers to the heavy rainfall, A cold Ravisher. bit sgt May + ANORTHERN HOWLER?. | wave quickly followed and the amen yg videoadd CeO ss Pe ; c Overcoat business in are suffering considerably. ‘The com-| WILL FIX DATE NEXT WEEK “O08 some time ago, and put men} °°” to work to ascertain wherein lay the = * * q the| missary department of the ‘Third - presse = al ink baaed Mi 2. ; y e meeevere Storm Ragion on (eel icky was wrecked FRANKFORT, Ky., Dee .6, "Phe Soper Reel tet Might hee report “1 ihere our istory, ae 4 ee HE Ne cont) (the police that he had Jost ove Lakes, Mier nT, alia 6.—-Ancthe| SCHOOL BOARD MEETING, |court of appeals today aMirmed the 42,000 worth of shoes in the. past few! Dec : death sentence of Dob Balnks, the] years Jans. 92 I because we are offering evere storm is raging and the . re 1 Aa nencen Fon The City Will be Suedor the Fran- Maytield ravisher Major Moss this morning; appeared) May erie 0¢ th lake regione aitecvet chise tax it Refused. p date of execution will be tixed { [°F "ie defense. Punt tea anes | sey f are greater value for less money than elsewhere..¥ > . The board of education meets to- | ne wee 4 aS noon, Which was g « EXPLOSION SHIP. 1 i mext week, ___ " AS granted Jan wight in regular session, and will " 2 The ease against Lawrenee, for re Ribs Hurt. stitute suit Against the city for the ‘ ror a i‘ this afternoon at 2 o’¢lock “before ie 7 ‘ " severely soed umount of franchise tax ns, |Only a Few Cases Were Called) judge Sanders, and will doubtless i i No} YORK, Dee. 6,—An explo about $7,000, The eity, by the action For Trial, last all the afternoon. 5 \t this price we are offering a beautiful finished all-wool, blue, black or brown y fhospital ship in the dock hereat}of the council last night, is Willing] yen of the peace case. against kersey overcoat, handsomely tailored throughout, style and fit perfect, iMed the engineer and hurt 15] to fight t © and see who is right, | ¢, Wade was continued in the WIRES STILL DOWN, | ae py They ate of the “Vitals” brand make, which means the insides are tailored with care and thought. police court this morning sasiaieat ares L. & N, stock The case against Fd Rudoiph, “for Rorce of 16 L p Went Out op! Sugar Stock—#1.25 \ high grade, absolutely all wool kersey overcoat, exquisitely lined with real Italian living, $10 00 0 the city attorney or the twelve *law- thers severely — I vers’? who compose the board of edu- Vonductor Nance Hurt vation, ‘The council could no more] Tice ont oe , pay tife board of education anything|*¢Tiking M. Marx, was left open the Pee(at: hen. ‘Toh@ney Genie cia sleeves lined with good quality sateen sleeve lining. Fine silk velvet collars, guaranteed not to Conductor Lee Nance, of the Lil k, i. e., wear off or soil the linen of the wearef, This is positively the most dependable ‘ Siena eatlected | Frank Clark, a tramp, was sen- 2 a ore hia Central, was brought In this af.{oUt of the franchise tax collected | need to serve thirty days on the Lineman O'Lirten, Sof the Postal) Northwestern recetpts—1643, overcoat we have yet offered at $10. than it could pay the interest on the : . erated rk WO The ‘Vitals’ (inside), the very foundation of the garment, are tailored right. ernoon from off the Louisville divis- Telegraph company, went out this 8 4 te i). [obain Kang for vagrancy Where he had one foot mashed on |Honds, either of which would be iT Win 'tyytor, for indecent exposure, morning with a force of 16 assistants NEW YORK COTTON. yi, in this morning. He is not legal, if the opinion of the city at- orney is worth anything, : bat will be laid up| torney ts wort “ mee ton and Central City. They have! pee 3.42 542 5 ‘sou. Avery handsome all wool covert, fancy body lining woven inthe fabric, satin Phe board will also bring up the GOEBEL LAW DELAY. sleet on them nearly all the distan¢ fal 543 ; b sleeve lining aud broad satin piping. Or perhaps you prefer a soft, richly finished all wool — matter of requiring the members of pean between the two pl thie | ane, ye , ; high grade kersey, or chinchilla, The tailoring of all these garments is equal in R places an inch thi Mareh , 5,47 t to high standard merchant tailoring. Swell dressers should look at ours first. Mb deeagmad HAD A RINGER, |} the graduating class to pass an exam-1 ogi of appeals Not Yet Ready and many of the wires have been| May... 5.36 Reem ination, or be granted a diploma on da. pnlled down or crossed. ie Was Prepared For the Mayor's} te average ‘monthly scholarship for Whe hain “lavatohere, Lave iad ae B Sassari] PANHDORT, Kx, Crp ala tine arn] HM cata SOT Special Sale, Commencing Monday, November 28: Scheme. b zi to general expectation, — the the trains, and last night no trains Open potice odicers who ispadditional examfnation before “ ot 4g 8 failed to pass o e | « wc 1 Wt See M tie police (iicors who Isjndditl mal exanfURtion befor court of appeals failed to pass on the comld be heard of above Central City. | on . ras Manhattan White Shirts, that sold at $1.25, $1.50 and $2, go at...-.. “1386 for cash only wmewhat of a wags this morning} could pa Goebel election law today. There is ‘Tris morning the Louisville cannon) Ja0+. 500 Bloc Ribbed U that sold at $1 it r De kee “oat === MUCH TOBACCO COM good deal of speculation in some! pay, due ke at 1. did coe |. Maret: 28 jue inderwear, that sold at per suit, goes for...--...++- A cash y rters over the delay arrive uotil o'clock. Tt was de-| May The Farmers Are Bringing the “A Small Blaze. ayed at McHenry by one of the lange New Crop in by the Tov. The fire department was called to Cheines KeLting ol the track |WATCH US GROW B. WEILLE & SON, Eas tohasco thst ls OW goming to| the Fear of the Fulmer Louse this att: CONTINUED UNTIL JANUARY] yh ice tue city is good and in large quanti-| "noon a few minutes before 3 o'clock Tt ant Elsctrie ie eo our stock These Belts 409-41; BROADWAY, te » ¢ ish a small blaze, There ot the worthless kind usit Most. of the local warehouses] extinguish a small / us i ly surrounded by wagon loads] Was no damage. Some of the guests Motion to Grant a New Trial Ar-|« the eat of the weed ready to be unloaded, | Were excite a few minutes. gued at Metropolis. ‘The farmers have raised good crops A Boy Drowned, Fe argument | fo :9 nn oe in) Ba heron thi os " e . expe. the case against Peter, convicted at | We deliver goods to Og. mowt, of; Shem, per! nO} Postmaster Fisher is in receipt of a yi AU) Toul trade with us We ave convestent to Fou, trouble in disposing of them. ‘They Metropolis of burning his own grocery | gud will make It convenient to you, whether ¥} postal from Mr. M. Melvin, proprie 5 heard by Judge | You Come-a few steps or miles, will in a bat time Foturn to the ol 1ty | tor of the Melvin Floating Star thea- rae board iy Tee disks VHigconnned B N, Pi RMACI a Dalton, Co al OF. FOURTH AND BROADWAY pateagniiyen 4 By mie Pliny *T8l tor, asking him to have river men . k it under advise-! J, D), BACO! A ST. OVER M’PHERSON’S ORUG STORE now carrying away, for Christmas is x ment until the next term of court t far off look out for the body of his son, WhO | yo) apy oth Seventh and Jacksov. bs Ber ws drowned at Uniontown, Ky., 470 Our telephone 287 OR Fen snes | FIRST He gut santees @ pertect fit s @ yt . HW ‘Locate at Epperson. ) The young man was 14 o ANN ROTH m et Your Money’ $ Worth Mr. B, Cooper, a farmer of Shetter- | ge, and wor “ted shirt and, DEATH OF EST HER DURRETT, | Should Have Your SECOND .. tle dues all his work with home labor, ville, Tll., has purchased Mrs. Hay- ‘ ; if you intend baylug vag ‘sfarm near Epperson and will hey Wanted, Demise The Merging at the Home | Patronage, for THLaD Ne will vel you @ suit of clotues made,to order improvements of the new locate the re, 2200; ss, Oftice boy, white, wanted at Min- oh Set ar Three Reasons... As cheap as you can buy "4 Take Notice. zenheimer’s, 104 North Fitth, under| Esther Nellie, the, fivey i v5 Si Folding Vaiva Ca Ee ea olny pesiniang Oe ES MDESE daughter of Mr. and’ Mrs, Lucien ad ith other {x5 machines, uleside Lagborpe meres Lome —— Durrett, dled. ‘this, mornidg at $ a@ custom-made and let us show 3 OF acai Ri naed vip rope ESTIMABLE LADY DEAD, o'clock at the family residence on|] (iver ANO KIDNEY TEA communi 4 North Seventh street, after an ill- Ta positive ested to be present. Ne _ MIS, O, t. ANDERSON, N, G, are, &, Hl. Covinarep Died atthe ey several days, i a aaa ! et onto, Kesterday. funeral wil take was fined ® ar to repair the wires between Prin Open High At this price we give you unrestricted choice of the swellest overcoats that have been offered fof several days.

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