The Paducah Sun from Paducah, Kentucky • Page 1

I le a i euunaaannm Then you spend your money for ad ci tu mtntt get the but I ie SUN i tiu eSNQ1USSSNba The Paducab Sun 25 25PER 1 4 OFFON ALL ON ALLMENS I BOYS AND CHILDRENS I A OVERCOATS 20 PER CENT OFF ON ALL MENS ODD PANTS 120 Mothers Take Notice 150 Boys Knee Pants cut to 100 JOOII II II II II74c 75cII II rr II58c 50c and 75c Boys Puritan ShirtWaists cut to 29c 75c and Mothers Friend Shirt Waists cut to 48c Boys Shirts just like Papas worth 75c cut to 48c STATErRISONI PRISON I i i At Lincoln Neb Burned This Morning at a Loss of 300000 INMATES HELD BY MILITIA 1 An Illlnoil Mob Filled in III Attempt to Lych thi Amilit of a CUd BtCKHAM TURNS DOWN ONE PARDON Lincoln Neh March ITho stale penitentiary building except one onoI I wing was dcstroved by lire this mornIng early The building were almost new The loss It 300000 The state militia Is gnardlng tho convicts In a stockade It was a most exciting fire a dub for liberty of the convicts 1 being momentarily expected for sometime Carrollton III March 1GuranI ed by four military companies Albert chenkle who was under arrest for raping little Grace Oilier was brought here and hurried through the streets which were thronged with angry men lo the court house Ho was quickly given a trial and lent to the peniten tiary being hurried away There wai howling mob at the depot as tat train pulled 1out 1 Frankfort Ky March IGoy 1 Heckham has declined to pardon Attorney Vllion of London Ky who Is under penitentiary sentence for murder by abortion of Miss Gloyili NEW POSITION SUM UldHAHD MORGAN F011M EKLY OF PADUCAII NOW WITH THE GULF AND SHIP ISLAND Mr nichard Moragn formerly tn perlntendeut of the Illlnoil Central here and who recently resigned aiin pcrlntendent of the Memphis terminal of the aamo road has accepted a pool lion as tnperlntendent of the Gulf and Ship Island road with headquar ters at Gulf Point Miss lie entered into his new duties today MAJ SAUNDERS IN CHARGE Major Sannden Is now in full charge of the deputy United States marshals office at this place Ho will return to Mayfield tonight or in the morning and be back again Monday STILL ALIVE Pasjengors in from Mayfield at noonr reported that DllIter Slayden who was shot whllo resisting arrest was still alive but with no hope of reo covery one Peoples FrlenitTne BUn NOW IS THE TIME 4 To Buy Heating Stoves Cheap We Want Room The Stoves Must Go 25 per Cent Reduction on Entire Line BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY Just Think 25 Per Cent Off of Our Already Low Prices Our Stock Is Low Come Early and Get the Pick and Choice LOOK OUT DONT GET LEFT COME QUICK BOYS HOSE Regular iOc quality other houses sell for 8 cnts OUR PRICE PRICE3c PER PAIR I MENS 75CT RUBBERS CUT TO 50 CENTS 500 STACY ADAMS I TAN SHOESCut Cut to 350 SPRING HATS HATSNOW NOW NOWIN IN asra ira We are Sole Distributors of Dunlaps 5t Young Bros 4350 Hawes 3 Guaranteed FINE AGENCY HATS FIATStee SUSPECT SUSPECTARRESTED ARRESTED NO EVIDENCE COULD BE FOUND AGAINST LIZZIE PERRY Mill May Pittenon His two Valuable Rings Stolen From Her Rom fizzle ferry colored was arrested last bight ort suspicion of hating stolen two rings belonging to Miss May Patterson daughter of Mr 11 Patterson of Jefferson street One was a diamond ring worth 440 or more and the other a less valniU one both of which Miss Patterson had left on a washstand Previous to mlMlng them the Perry woman who came after the washing was In the room Bho was inspected AS soon as the rings were missed but despite hard work on part of the po lice she could not be connected In any way with the theft One of tbo rings the least gala able was found at Ike Cohens when it was pawned by a colored man The man nor the diamond ring hare yet been found and there being no other evidence than circumstantial against the woman she was released at noon Her husband who was fined a ton days ago for slapping her was brought bjuforo Mr Cohen but could not be Identified as the man who pawned tho stag CITY MANAGER PROF FRANK 1J MAY DOSE WITH THE FIDELITY MUTUAL I OF PHILADELPHIA State Superintendent Joseph Parish of the Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance company of Philadelphia today ap pointed Prof Frank IX May who today ceased to bo principal at tho Jefferson school building city manager of the company for Padncau Prof Ueorgo 0 Mcllroom will have a traveling position with the company looking after Its interests In Southern Kentucky Then is I no truth In the report published tn New York that lIatI 1 and Santo Domingo are preparing fcr war oq account of the consul 1 trf dent at Dajabon That vato quarrel and Is i ancc Hoytl and Sail perfectly inlet iQ Oaifi sac enai key 4 STREET SWEEPER I THE CITY HAS A LIDEIIAL Or FEB FORTH PURCHASE OF ONE The council will not meet tonight In called session Mayor Lang decid ed that all basinets can be held over until Monday The MondarI I sweeper from the Austin Mannfsct nrtng company of Chicago will comO up Mr Hughes their a cut has Just returned home and his house otters to send a 4100 machine here at ohtc with experts to operate It and permit the city to use It free of charge until July with the privilege cf re tnrnlng It then If It does not do satis factory work Tho proposition will probably be accejted HAS KATY FAILED Manchester Mardi JI Itho Man chester Ouardluas New York corn pondent has cabled his paper the fol lowing regarding the NICAraguan ne gotiations I am able to state on In dtsnptablo authority that Lord Lands downs has refused to accept the amended canal treaty and that Am bassador Choate has so Informed the state department Great Britain ob jects to one amendment whlcbl Is dangerously vsgue and Is wholly un able to admit the senates right to ab rogatethe ClaytouDulwer treaty by a mere amendment to another treaty It may bo asserted 1 confidently that the state department expects the treaty to failMr Mr Roosevelt has arranged to lave Oyster Bay on Saturday for Wash I ington He moo accomapulcd by Mrs Roosevelt and children i HUg1sUa New readers of advertisements arc belnp dally made by the conditions of life Advertise continuously a a un A I VOLUME VIINUMBER 51 PADUCAH KY FRIDAY EVENING MARCH I 1901 10 CENTS PER WEEK 1 BOTHAS PEACE Proposals Seem to Have Been Mist I taken for a Rcadin to Surrender rnd I FALSE REPORT fOLLOWED I I II I 1 Now Said It it Probable Gen Botha II I I es Negotiating a Surrenders Proposition DE WET IS ALSO STILL AT LARGE I I London March ITh I icoit of Una Ibthas surrender which should mean the virtual close of the Doer war was received with remarkable jnlhy In London For several days past the newspa pets have been full of dlKttiilon whether the ojmortmiltj for arch cure renter was not thrown away dlrI I the full of Pretoria but the InhllcI I can lltllaor nothing about that icu I 4troveuy Everybody Is sick of TarI I and 1 especially of the rehashing of un dent history Even Qrn DoWrts puittln movements are scarcely InI Urettlng while the stalemrnt that It I has fcccti cornered for the Inn 1C Uli I I time excited little mon than drrUtnn Yest ihyf nmnanoo noat houev I I cr caused a ripple ct eniremrht cur ly In the morning tircciaHr when the first rdltlon of the aflrrnon pa pen added to tho Dally Chronicles report She wdrd oflleral But although 1c 1 i though tba tvenl ransrtl a winblanca I of a rush on the stock eichaiuta to 1 buy KaRlr this quMly sat ittt i When It was seen that the public YeN holding aloof for official cmiflrmnlloo Around lall Mall lu the vlolullv ItI I Ih war oflleo there was 11 ny ct vl I ilcnce ot interest In fact the nnm numI I rr of callers for news rreaiU tbr old dais when the war was jXnrr mud LAitvsullh Kimberly gad Mufking wen lUll beslrgol The Hot ivplies far from lli lltl the belief that tbeI I new was true Inqnlrlca irrarrd tbot tact that Important news fni0 silly arrived long before the mr ntTr walt rAwilting to confirm IL lln niniher rneosdderetion quallflMl 111 a 1E 1 namely the fact that official ntlcrnce i In the post has always referred to ba1II news and that If Botha had 1 really sue rendered no doubt the war office wouLd be eager to proclaim it Inttnnt rr The statement lu tl hour oft commons that no mcsssiiu had tome I from Gem Kitchener fur 41 hours rrnihnl the remaining 1t i At the doer of the ivy london had ilecldeit that then was nothing else to do bat to conttnao welting and rr hoping hopingrho The war secretary Mr liralerlck nnnonnoed In tho house of commons 4 this afternoon that he bail no oftlcial Information of the surreu rt it Jen 1 Botha Dothalaualon London Marcl1The Dally New sap We learn that Commandant Oenerat Botha offered to surrender on certain conditions and that peace pro I fouls are still lu progress It Is probable a that Mrs Botha brought propos 1 Cala ala 1 from her husband to Lord ItltcbI I cue i IDo Wet Is still at large and Kitcb I i ever has failed to report for 94 hours JNO APPEAL I DKERINO HARVESTING COM 1 PANY HAS ABANDONED Ii ITS BUITI I I 11 The leering Harvesting company rf 1If Chicago has decided to take no ap peal In Its suit against Ferguson I Palmer Co tho local mill men tort OOO damages The cam was 10 cbled In favor of the defendants at 1 tho present term of court amt a moI I I Ion for a new trial I was ourrnlvd and an appeal asked and xraiitod TheI I plaintiffs now dccldi tn nbamlcn tho contest however nail all for rate In the case have been pall An order was telex moi for County Clerk Graham to pay to the trustee of tho jury fnu tI1OII LIVES LAST A FIRE Rochester Marrli I ITbo I ati i ternoon It Is thought of the large form engaged Ihrnln I that nine or ten employes surely perished Five or ill others were fatally I hurt or are missing BASKET BALL TONIGHT There will lo anittur Kama of bas let ball at till 1 0 A tonight between tics lUds and Blues Both ladles and gentlemen Invited This will a the foutih of tho nerlus the Bines having to out of the threeThoNstkiii The Nation I 4 rot tominny of I Chicago anuoivr I lot all Us emI ployes will lo qt ii njmrlunlty to buy preferred the mutts vorable terms 1 A IIOT TIME CANDIDATES FOR JAILER AC 1 TIVE IN MARSHALL COUNTY A lively coulcst Is I on In 3larballi county for jailer Tho candidates for the Democratic nomination are forI I Smith Johnson Ele Lee 0 Wyatt A McDanlel and Pnllnm PnllnmOn Ono of the candidates Mr Johuso la I out In a Benlon paper lu length card refuting tho somewhat nnnsn Insinuation made against him that bo I got his start In life lu the grcn goals 1 business 110 said he made It raising tobacco and offers 50 ward for any proof that ho over passed a single counterfeit dollar In his lib It Is I now up to the mud lingers who uo alleged to have been tradnl icy Mr Johnson and the band 1lar on as the eager public awaits tholr action WM EVARTS BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF 1118 HONORED LIFEFUNERAL TOMORROW New York starch ITbo I death ot limo Wm Smarts announced yes flay waa peaceful Ills demle bail been expected for several hour Ills tour sons and four daughterswei lit his bedside Funeral services occur Saturate Homing at 10 oclock at Calvary Bay Ht church Interment will be a Windsor Vt and In private William Maxwell Evicts was lor III Boston February 0 1818 and wa raudated from Yale University In I 837 Its alsostOdled In Harvard la chpol and received the degree ofJLI from Union Harvard and Yap 00IltgtI11 He began the practice of law lu Nev York lnjl IBIh and was assistant die rict attorney from 1810 to 18U Ill ame as an orator wan widespread Ie defended President Johnson In th latter trial for Impeachment In 1839 110 also represented the United State III the Alabama claims case and wa hlef counsel for Henry Ward Beech In the famous Theodore Tlltol ISA liewag attorney for the Re Iubllran party In the HayrtTlldci ontest IU Was attorney general ot the United States from July I8C8 to March 18C8 secretary of stall luring Hayci term and Uultetl 1 Seta senator from 1851 I to 1801 Nearly ten years ago the dlstln ulihed statesman gave up his con ectlons with active political life node has since spent ranch of his time at bll old fashioned home on Second ave inc Of late he has been neatly lend and at times helpless from old age but he still retained his active mental qualities and delighted In the ampany of his old friends most ol rhom called dally Mr Evarts death brings to a clow most brilliant career TRAMPS ARRESTED RAMPS CAUGHT IN A BOX CAR BY OFFICER TOM ORR TODAY Frank Warren and Martin and Jet lley white tramps wen arrested In box car by Officer Tom Orr at the nlon depot at noon today and locked Ul for disorderly conduct The con actor on a through freight discovered them and complained to tbo officer Tbe1 will be given a hearlngbcfon ndge Sanders tomorrow AIR TURNED GRAY GRAYIN IN 38 HOURS Greens Ky March ICbarle I Duncan It while out bunting tell Into a bolo 80 feet deep There wa no water In It and Duncan was com poll to stay then toe 38 hours until I his parents started out to hunt him then he stumbled ho uropped his lIan on the outside which was the leans of his discovery Duncan wai ihurt but weakened from cabana tlon he kept np almost a contlnu 001 exercise to keep from freezing dnr IDg his confinement The scare given hhn haa caused his hair to turn gray 1 A rd MUST BE NO DELAY Peklu March I Replying to the otetts of illockhlll acting American Inlters against the seizure of prl rate property for a legation quarter tbo ministers nayjthat they propose to ban an honest valuation placed on tbo property taken andlhen to Inform tho Chinese government that It mast 1 ny for It The committee will discuss the gen oral basis ol Indemnities and It is un irstood that the Chinese government mull comply with demand without clay clayNO NO SPEAKING TODAY The Democratic candidate are enJoying a breathing spell today there glng no speaking Tomorrow there 111 bo two one at Massao and one a1 Ittle Union It Is I announced by the secretary 01 tbo Twentieth Century Forward move lent that tho tyvthodlut Eplscopa Larch Is I enjoying the greatest reo lvl of tbogvnerittlon I IGEO I 0 HART SON UNTIL SPRING PURCHASES ARE PLACED ON SALE CUT PRICES GO AS HERETOFORE ADVERTISED SUITS lIardwaroI I The Value of a Name has been decided more than once In court of Jnnllcc The name of BWeilleSon BWeilleSonInthlsContniiinllyslanda In lhls Conlnlttnityatanda now and has stood for and nonyyears for all thsti for integrity beet In lIIene youth nnd boys Clothing We have labor ed lone to build tip our reputation for fine milt overcoats separate car incnls etc nt the right price We shall labor long to maintain It SOMEHOUSES HOUSES will promise nlniostany thing in uilvertlsenientn but fulfilling Iliclrprom Ileooll tliatH another tiling We cannot afford to sell our gootl nt one half price unless Its hnlllrlee soinetfilng we absolutely must get rid of Reason Is we do not mark up high enough nl first cost Ito do to See the Point Cash for II and 2 3 II alts lllllttrltrit A FULL HAND BEATS THREE OF A KIND8U ITHREE I OUR CUT PRICES ON SHIRTS BEAT THE WHOLE DECK 1 Shield Bosom Colored PANTS FACTORY I 1 PADUCAHS NEWEST ENTERPRISE SOON TO BE OPERATED It WI Employ Fifty or More Peope and Wtille Ic Sons WI be lB Proprietors Men a Weille Be Sons who hire for tho put several weeks been figuring on a pants factory have now completed arrangements to establish the enterprise here and have It In op I eratlou within four or six weeks Tho site has not been chosen and It has not been decided whether a building will be rented or a new ono erect ed 1 bnt In either event the factory will be running In about a month in order to prepare for the fall trade About forty machines will be run I and tbero will bo employed fifty or I more people Nothing but yenta will bo made and a large force ct traveling men will be put on the road to look after the trade The Industry will be something that will greatly benefit the people of Padncah and give employment to a large number of people The Meson Weille deserve their enter serve great credit for prise and will no doubt win the sue cess they deserve being hustlers and gentlemen who thoroughly under stand the business The superintendent of the factory has not been chosen but ho will bean an experienced man and a good one for the business his peoples nieadTn BUN ShirtsCut Cut to to83c I ALL SIZES ALL THIS SEASONS IPATTERNS I Included in this are hattan some Shirts last seasons 150 1 Manu Manhattan Colored Shirts Out to 1601 I 1 OH I 11 1 Come quick They sell quick Sizes will soon be broken 20 PER CENT OFF ON ALL MENS UNDERWEAR That sod above 1 a suit Dr Jaegers only excepted ONE LOT9 HENS DERBIES Former Prices were 2 3 and 4 go now for 148a 25 PER CENT OFF ON ALL OUR FANCY VESTS LOUNGING ROBES AND SMOKING JACKETS MENS 1 FLANNELETTE NIGHT ROBES 150 quality cut to 113 100II II II 73 II II II 39 50II MAYFIELD COURT IT BEGINS MONDAY WITH QUITE A DOOKET I Circuit court begins at Mayfield Monday There Is one murder case for trial that against Walter Bullock for killing Joe Euttram Another Important case and ono that will attract great deal of attention Is I tbo paternity cbargo against Finis Hargrove preferred by Maud Sio vail A previous trial resulted In a hung Jury juryT8E TilE WEATtiElt a Colder weather with rain or snow Is predicted 1s a DROPPED DEAD Marshal JP Thorn end of Tipton vllle Tenn dropped dead yesterday aged 58 from heart failure Ho was formerly marshal at Dyersbnrg Thomas A Edison Sr that gen too of electricity has Invented real sttttgi battery says the Now York Journal A real practical storage battery inch ss the genius of electricity Ins Invented has been the dreams the desire the goal of electricians for many decades I Evening nO Bun cons in meUsweL 999 WILL TALK u1 suns tIl cOlS Stop tire court atouaUag Ptca 10 11 hoot Yltllont II orate ONE HUNDRED CENTS SALE AT ROCKS forI 1 In Ladies Fine Shoes and consist of broken lots of some of the Finest 200 250 and 300 goods in the House 100 LOT i A Ladies Fine Hand Turned Lau Shoe Nar I row toe Patent tip Sizes 2 J2 to I 411 or nIts Narrow Toe But Hand Turned Paten Kzcf2l2to5 12 1sUo LOT III ladies Extension Sole Button Coin of Square Tot Patent Tip Size 3 J2 to 7 LOT IV LaoW Tan Vial in Button or Lace Now and Coin Toes Hut lses1e00I 100 iii 100 LOT Ladies Red and Black All Satin Fur Lined Juliets 1 fj 1 cut from 157 I 40 palri Mbsci Button and Lace Shoes cut from 200 and 150 to 100 Sizes if to 2 TRESE GOODS FOR CASH GNUt GEO RO A.