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j aeeeueeenSSeueeeueeThe VfljNUMBEP 87 PADUCAH KY TUESDAY EVENING 2 1901 10 CENTS PER WEEK I NEXT TUESDAY I CASE AGAINST CAPT RIPLEY I IS PASSED FOR ONE WEEK A Large Crowd at frinkforl But Many ofI the Witnesses Were AbsentOther Kentucky TelejtramlI Frankfort Kf April LTbe tale calnit Captain Garnet Jllpl Ti charged with being Implicated In the IlIlUd rof Win Ooebel WM railed hen this morning and a largo crowd war on hn1 Owing to the tact that one many w purr cos were atncnt the caao by argument war let for next TntHdar The cawi against Cotton end Onto Golden won rniMd and the aces against the other alleged eoniplntori were eontlnned In the Rlpley cata two tiny will probably be eoninmed In Impaneling the Jury and the trial will not be begun till about Thursday week Among the Important cues that will come up In this term of court will bo the see of John Cos charged with the tllllnir of Bradfonl Used and Win Morrison charged with the- kllllpgof Alexander Deers lldw user of lbesoma corjwrntlonif In let menu were returned by tie January grand Jury toe their failure to report to the auditor in the nutter of Iran chin tetra 1 WNT3A3TrtIKi Central City AlriltTwo thon send raiiicriime apt rallCoJ Ibo Luis villa wage agreement A train lad of non unlonmea from Ilopklu coon ty aaa but WM persuaded to return rrnldent Wood nays he will organize Itopklni county If It takes a life time ml will tall a itrlke this work- COLLE0ECONBOLIDATION J luuledlbe April LIt war decided hero last night by repmlctatlm of the Central TnlTerittyand tech cal lego at DanrlU Theological Seminary and IxnliTlll Seminary at Loulirllle ASSIGNMENT AT OWENSDOHO- Owtoiboip April L01lmore Drothen a tobacco firm yeitorday mule I anaulgnnient to the Louisville Trnit company No aoiwtlaof lie bdutieIIEPUI3Ll0ANSIN MAItlON Lebanon April rA full ticket has been put out by the Republican of Marlon county for the fTnt time In III hlitory JUDGE JAMES SPENCE A ONCE PROMINENT 1ADOOAH AN SLOWLY SINKING Judge Jainei Speuce former county judge and a well known cltlten It slowly linking at isle homo at Eighth awl BoTit itreetit and li oat ripected to innlre the day Judge Bpenoa returned non ersl days ago from a tUlt of wtf ml months to Will Spent a ion who lire In Cen tral Kentucky He war paralyzed In such a man Derto render him helpleii andheI said he came bom to die Since then he bat been gradually rowing weak- cc and this morning sank Into a corn atone date from which It U ImJ1OllII ble to ronie him Judge Spence U 7eara old and tame here from Virginia many years app lie bats wife and two tens lie Mind lereral terms n county judgeI nnd of late yeas bad been YUfJdeI creplt fiSCAL COURT MAGISTRATES IN8EIION EJEOT AIR E n JOHNSON ROAD 8UlEHVI80n The regular term of fiscal court be- gun at he court house this morning County Judge Tully presiding and 11I the mlraleJUf nt Tbe forenoon wu spent In settling with County Treaiurcr T J AtkluI who war reelecte The court thli afternoon went Into the Election of a county toed super riser > Mr E D Jobnion of Arcedla was elected over iiVeral other candidates The salary prerloui to tile election war flied at 1900 being redneeil from 11000 STREET CAR IMPROVEMENT TUB WORK OP LAVlNO NEW STEEL RAILsTODOU AT ONCE The steel rails for the reconitruc ion of the street car line on South Sixth street havo Wn filtced ou that street and Pni erlntendent GUI Thompson Informed a Sun repre acntatlre that tbo work of rcconitroc Uon would begin ai won ai the weather jwnulttrd The Jackson street branch of tlio oar line li In a racy tad coinDtitn and when ques tioned about rfifr liiMlJltbipnoth dennlteiml l n fettled if At III ii ELECTION ECHOES VOTING IN ST LOUIS ilEA 1 DAD WEATHER IN CltlCAOO- YESTERDAYS RE- SULTS St Louis April 9The mayoralty Contest hero I li very exciting today There I It big betting on Wells Ihe Democrat who bn luddenly bocom the farorlto Chicago April rThe weather I I Ir beastly and voting In the mayoralty contest li light Dothilde claim inc ecu CldTelacd 0 April 2Tom L Johnson Democrat won for mayor over W J Aken Republican ColnmbuirO April 2Jno N Hlnkle Democrat won the mayoralty contest over Henry G Taylor Re publican Toledo 0 April t8 M Jones reelected mayor of Toledo The Democrat won In NOT Hamilton and Marietta 0 the Republicans In Springfield Dayton Portsmouth and Youngstown O Detroit Ditch April LRobert V Montgomery of Grand Rapids Lila publican bar been reelected jutloe of the supreme corrt by about 40000 majority CLOSE IN EVANSVILLE ETiniTllle buttApril 2The race for mayor here I li close Unoffl del returns gin Corrrt Republican- s majority of 89 over Doebne for mayor The flght war tQe hardest ever knownSHORT SESSION JUDGE EVANS ADJOURNED FED ERAL COURT AT 10 OCLOCK TodayCourt Officers All Return t t- louitvllle to leontrd Copelind Taken Away The April term of Federal court war one of the shortest In the history of the city Before 10 oclock today all the business had been disposed of and at noon Judge Evans and the court ofncen who did not go tack lad night returned to IxiuUr 111 There war practically nothing done today In the OUt of F O Rudolph ad mlnlitrator against the IlUnoli Con tral for 110000 for the death of a col ored nan on a trestle on the river front and of Wm IL Downing ad mlnlitrator of an engineer killed In a wreck against the Illlnoti Central for 110000 damage motion wai nude to remand art they were submitted The cases of Oeo M Jackson agabiit J n buopyiter and of T J McAnally against the M ft 0 were continuedLeonard Copeland who broke Into the poetoffloe at Crayneyrllle and war sentenced to one year In the In dnitrUl school was taken to Lomb Tllle BI Cashier Blackburn at noon to- day ¬ Copeland had jut finished eon Ing a term In the EddyTllle penlten tlary for houae breaking when arrest dlhe bait time The tale M the Gas company to Mr Thomas Coffee will not be confirmed during the present term of federal court Ai the caae was tried at Louis Tllle Judge Evans will wait until be gets back to confirm It The charge of perjury against Jamei Jackson A Mayfleld n < grj who applied for a pension wai continued unit neat term The CUM of N IV Smith ra ado cahCoaland Mining company wea- contlnjiei by agreement The damage intt of Mra Tennle Dlythe and Mn Miry Tlndall va the Illlnoli Centrral for 110000 damages wore continued Their huibandi were killed while crouUig the railroad truck In Fulton In a buggy several months ago a pasting hat taint itrlklng the rig Paducah Sin 1VOLUME THE NUDGE ILLI ATTORNEY BERRY PRESIDING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT The Court Gets Down to Butlneti Scorei of Witnesses Art Wilting on Ibe Grind Jury Circuit Judge 1 D HniVonJi wai too lit to hold court this morning and Attorney W A Berry war elected 1 special judge for the term and preside ed over todayi ifulon The petit jury war Impanelled as folio > nt I J M Durrett W T Pep per T A Greenwell J It Council J M Payton O W OTentreet Qua 1 Bailey A W Daze G W Lee Rob FMter Jr Tobe Elliott N M Raga dale F M Kelley P O Force J IL Spauldlng Jeff Harris Vmlar dODo W W Jackson Anton Post IL a RennlekIfeary Katttrjohn J U EteU J W Fry F L Scott The grand larceny tale agakut O W Elrod charged with robbing a man on the way to a barbecue war continued The prosecuting wttneu bee not been induced to return and testify Chai huff charged with staling saw log end released on his own reo eognlunce failed to appear and the recognliance war declared forfeited and the caw filed away Tho court house li I thronged with witnesses recognized to appear before the grand jury In jail cases The num ¬ ber of prisoners In jail awaiting In dtctment I la unusually large and It will about take up sly the grand Jurya time to hear tho witnesses In the jail cases It will prrobably be the latter part of the week before any indictments are returned ALLOVERA- ODINALDO TAKES THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE AND RE- BELLION ENDS QONZA LES SURRENDERS Manila P L April lAgnlnal do today took the oath of allegiance to the United State the IninrUig the end of the rebellion OeD Gonzalei with tart ant men surrendered today Gonzales war Inionjent governor of the Manila Provinc- eCLOYERPOflT DONATION PADUCAH WILL NO DOUBT SEND ABOUT 1100 Mayor Lang and the finance com mittee of the council are to decide on the amount to be donated to Clo Terport It Jwlll no doubt from ex preiiloni heard to f 100 COUNTY COURT Hra Mahaly Lynn aged 41 and M S Metcalfe aged 46 of the coon ly were licensed to marry today car emony at the home of the bride John Stringer and Charlotte Oreer colored wore lloenml to marry A J Brame and othen deed prop ¬ erty on Newton Creek near Wood Tllle to Go Helm and others for mo Power of attorney to James Utter back for Hiram Bridge war filed for record JAnilem Clark and wife deed to J T Pierce for 119 land In the conn ty + WILL BB BURinp AT CLINTON Mrs James Johnion aged 2S died at Thirteenth and Tennessee streets this morning from puerperal fcTtr alter a three weeks lilacs She war born In Hlcktnin KT and leave a husband and twochlldrea Ilerremains will be shipped to Clinton Ky for burial 1 Henry Ttllman wanted for thootlng Into Wes Waffordi at Ragland list Saturday night I lac I itlll at Urge A warrant war sworn out against him yei erday A LITTLE BIT OF ICE IN ONE OF HARTS S CELEBRATED REFRI6ERATORS j 1- Ls the One Thing Necessary ECONOMY COMFORT AND HAPPINESS J DEPEND UPON IT J Prices Extremely Lowe 31 ew Refrigerator Perfectly Made The only Refrigerator that has stood the test of yews 4> we have sold it many years and still it > II STANDS LEADER OF THEM ALL TILE REFRIGERATORS FOR 2159 J F Fully warranted equal to those costing three times M much 4 4- OEO 0 HART S h 1 s fr- M 303 to 3t V- Abis M e1Va a j jl I ° MOVING f 1 have a large assortment of Easter Suits in durable 1We Grey and Brown cloths and handsome Striped and WorstedS in light andBlack shades at likely chooslneamong Unfinished Wor equally I IAn Mixtures Plaids at Blue Guy Dust Brown checks We ate showing a handsome line of genuine imported Cheviots with handsome Silk mixed Fancy Worsted suits made by I together skilful taUofsi aU buttoDholes mad by hand and shoulders h makeh to the but 30 custom made suits and yet we you POLICE COURT Will Wllllami colored nljo bears a close resemblance to the mining link was charged In Sedge Sanders court this morning with breaking Into A Denkera saloon at Ninth and Washington streets Some of the whiskey stolen wM found at WlllUuni but the latter denied all knowledge of the theft When Offlijor Gray went after him the bed undo which he had sought refuge had to be torn down before he conlsbe arrested One of the principal witnesses in the CIllO war Daniel Inael UcKary Wllllami war held to answer In the mm of ISOO Arthur Brewer colored who was arrested on the eye of leis departure for the army for dealing a dog and tolling It for 50 cents two shirts and a pair of tan shoes war granted a con¬ tinuance In Judge Sanders court to day until Frldayrlie claim two strange white men gave him tho dog Lonli Hutchtnion charged with breaking Into Sam doodraaniwai ac ¬ quitted Judge Sandent said there war no evidence whatever against him that ho had proven a good char- acter and war fully exonerated Mr Ilntohlneoni friends were con dent there war nothing la the charge from the lint He has boon in Podn cab sine OcMbor ic when Buckskin Bill closed itud for several weeks worked on the Illlnoli Central He wilt continue to aside In Paducah for wreral weeks The cares against Newt alias Joe DTli white of the county for steal- ing a mule and obtaining property by falie pretenses were continued natll Friday on account of the absence of witnesses Chas Foster colored for creating- a disturbance In Tom Emerya saloon war fined IS and costs ONE AORE THREE HOUSES North Ninth strut allUoo Good place to build more small renting houses WIIITTEMORES ISO BROADWAY AGENCY ACCIDENT ON THE WIIARF One of the Hendenon Brewing com pagyn beer wajona driven by Albert Winfrey was overturned on the levee this morning and several cases of hot ties broken Kegs of beer were also loaded onto the wagon but no damage war done to them The wagon inf fered the moot for the accident SUPERINTENDENT DILL HKRB Acting Superintendent of the Illlnoli Central II R Dill of LouliTllle ar rived this afternoon accompanied by General Agent u F Storall of the same place They are both at The Palmer IN < FOURTH 8TSH001I HOUSE West SIde between Harrlnu and Clay 19000 Eaiy tenet lot 57 feet 9 inches- WHITTEMORES 4SO BROADWAY AGENCY 1 I a MUST REMOVB TRASH I Iniurance Stamp DepntC C Roic of the Uoinl of Uuderwriten hen been PIN AMUSING INCIDENT ON A FAST TRAIN THE OTHER NIGHT Illinoil Centnl Chingel Chinese and If- pineie labor on Western Roads to Be RopllOld by White Labor Trains have been stopped by a great many things but Saturday a woman hair pin not only atoppeda fast train on the ETaniTllle and Terre Haute bat created a panic among the palleD gars ai well It happened near Erani yule The train was hitting s pretty good lick when It came to a sudden stop The sleepy passengers sprang np In their seats and every body wanted to i know what was the matter The con doctor rushed Into the ladles conch which was full of imoke but be didnt know any more than the ret Tho brakemanwaa the only wise man aboard lie said the train was on fire and buckets of water were baa tilT brought and tome of the p seen gets began looking for the blue while other piled off to get out of the way of any thing that might happen Flanllr the smoking remains of what canted all the trouble was found It war a rubber heir pin which had fallen from a duping woman head upon the hot pipes beneath the sat and smoked everybody out The brakeman war given the laugh for topplllg the train and the trip was resumed Mho Great Northern and the North- ern Paclfto has decide todischarge alll l of Its Chlneso and Japanese laboren I and to replace them with white tabor There has been a great deal of feeling among the facmen and others along throuto about the employment of tin Jape and OhlnoM and this caused the companies to change Its policy East em agencies are lending 1000 Italian to take the planes of tire dlicharged menB F Reynolds hat been appointed assistant general passenger agent of the Illlnoli Central with hcadquarton at Now Orleans effective May IL Clarence Haydock hu been appointed commercial agent of thMameroompany at Los Angeles Cal MPORTANT RAILROAD OIIANUE3 LouliTllle April 2 =Y Vanden berg bai left the Iarsl N to go with an eastern road He U I succeeded ai lint vice president hj A W OmhamI who as tnfflo l1 manager U inccnld by O B Compton A LARGE CROWD VISITS TI NEW CLUU llOOMS ON DROADWAY The opening of the Chew CheckerI and Whirs slob last ulglt JWM complto incceia The ij kethtt aLip 750j Isoo eS Is all your Secure for Yours C rnens suits lo0 cut many of them with the new hlllh military and dose fitting back made with sirs ffle breasted vests the eeatest range of patterns we have ever shown In blacks and bluesl nobby and fancy Worsteds Prices from Novelty Suits for those little chap from 3 to 8 years old coat with narrow collar and silk faced lapels cute little vests of bright colored silks you have never seen their equals taking price In Prices from Boys knee suits with coat ages 7 to 16 years the nicest dressiest line of suits that has been In this city pure wool fabrics In the latest Spring rough and stuffs tailored with wide shoulders and hand padded collars Prices from I ° All the Fads in Ladies Hisses and Cbildrens Slices and Slipper- sLadles from 125 1 150 and 2 IUP TO ttSD 3 In Patent Vici English Enam ¬ el Vici Kid and Publicity business U through THE SUM APRIL RAPIDLY I I Iwill shoulders stylishly mixtures doublebreasted consideration doublebreasted displayed colorings smoothsurface GRAND LEADER D DESBERGER Proprietor 323 BROADWAY PADUCAH RUBBER OPFiVEQ 1000 Very Latest Oxfords Velours = iX 4 tlI tlI FORfo tlI It ONLY fo tlI I HATS I c It It t t< > a 12OO 1 I ITO I 1 Easter Novelties air HOCK s Leatbersi ipeltlIeeeeaeleel1 Geo Rock Son SPECIAL SALES a- tONE WEEK 150I Lt The Latest Style Ox ¬ fords for this season Is tie Cuban Heel also the full XV stIle ASK TO SIB IDEM For soaring new and Up todate at MODERATE PRICES r r Youll find it at i ft 321- Broadway 1 I rr- llCENT8 J r l BUYS P Any BOTOS- HIRTWAIST 1 swirlvon IN THE HOUS With the single exception of the Mothers Fiiend brand Former Prices 50 cents and 75 cents Mothers of Boyse Notice EASTER SUITS FURNISHINGS EAND SHOES II NOW READY ifIauauceaueauee2 needsa 500TO I Rocks 25 eTake eh louecI with the poelblllllealtfd ton and only Ave vrancies are y signified their left When the enrollment shows IhaSt t Immediately number or membera no more WlI lions r will be 01f1 on until ot IIPPllcaI j rN na
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j aeeeueeenSSeueeeueeTheVfljNUMBEP 87 PADUCAH KY TUESDAY EVENING 2 1901 10 CENTS PER WEEK I
NEXT TUESDAY I
CASE AGAINST CAPT RIPLEY IIS
PASSED FOR ONE WEEK
A Large Crowd at frinkforl But Many ofIthe Witnesses Were AbsentOther
Kentucky TelejtramlI
Frankfort Kf April LTbe talecalnit Captain Garnet Jllpl Ti
charged with being Implicated In theIlIlUdrof Win Ooebel WM railedhen this morning and a largo crowdwar on hn1 Owing to the tact thatone many w purrcos were atncnt thecaao by argument war let for nextTntHdar
The cawi against Cotton end OntoGolden won rniMd and the acesagainst the other alleged eoniplntoriwere eontlnned
In the Rlpley cata two tiny willprobably be eoninmed In Impanelingthe Jury and the trial will not bebegun till about Thursday week
Among the Important cues thatwill come up In this term of courtwill bo the see of John Cos chargedwith the tllllnir of Bradfonl Usedand Win Morrison charged with the-
kllllpgof Alexander Deers
lldw user oflbesomacorjwrntlonif In letmenu were returned by tie Januarygrand Jury toe their failure to reportto the auditor in the nutter of Iranchin tetra
1 WNT3A3TrtIKiCentral City AlriltTwo thon
send raiiicriime apt rallCoJ Ibo Luisvilla wage agreement A train ladof non unlonmea from Ilopklu coonty aaa but WM persuaded to returnrrnldent Wood nays he will organizeItopklni county If It takes a life timeml will tall a itrlke this work-
COLLE0ECONBOLIDATION J
luuledlbe April LIt war decidedhero last night by repmlctatlm ofthe Central TnlTerittyand tech callego at DanrlU Theological Seminaryand IxnliTlll Seminary at Loulirllle
ASSIGNMENT AT OWENSDOHO-
Owtoiboip April L01lmoreDrothen a tobacco firm yeitordaymuleI anaulgnnient to the LouisvilleTrnit company No aoiwtlaof lie
bdutieIIEPUI3Ll0ANSINMAItlON
Lebanon April rA full tickethas been put out by the Republicanof Marlon county for the fTnt time In
III hlitory
JUDGE JAMES SPENCE
A ONCE PROMINENT 1ADOOAHAN SLOWLY SINKING
Judge Jainei Speuce former countyjudge and a well known cltlten Itslowly linking at isle homo at Eighthawl BoTit itreetit and li oat ripectedto innlre the day
Judge Bpenoa returned non ersl daysago from a tUlt of wtfml months toWill Spent a ion who lire In Cen
tral KentuckyHe war paralyzed In such a man
Derto render him helpleii andheIsaid he came bom to die Since thenhe bat been gradually rowing weak-
cc and this morning sank Into a cornatone date from which It U ImJ1OllIIble to ronie him
Judge Spence U 7eara old andtame here from Virginia many yearsapp lie bats wife and two tens lieMind lereral terms n county judgeInnd of late yeas bad been YUfJdeIcreplt
fiSCAL COURT
MAGISTRATES IN8EIIONEJEOT AIR E n JOHNSON
ROAD 8UlEHVI80n
The regular term of fiscal court be-
gun at he court house this morningCounty Judge Tully presiding and 11I
the mlraleJUf ntTbe forenoon wu spent In settling
with County Treaiurcr T J AtkluIwho war reelecte
The court thli afternoon went Intothe Election of a county toed superriser >
Mr E D Jobnion of Arcedla waselected over iiVeral other candidatesThe salary prerloui to tile electionwar flied at 1900 being redneeil from11000
STREET CAR IMPROVEMENT
TUB WORK OP LAVlNO NEW
STEEL RAILsTODOUAT ONCE
The steel rails for the reconitrucion of the street car line on South
Sixth street havo Wn filtced ou thatstreett and Pni erlntendent GUI
Thompson Informed a Sun repreacntatlre that tbo work of rcconitrocUon would begin ai won ai theweather jwnulttrd The Jacksonstreet branch of tlio oar line li In a
racy tad coinDtitn and when questioned about rfifr liiMlJltbipnoth
dennlteiml l n fettled ifAtIII
ii
ELECTION ECHOES
VOTING IN ST LOUIS ilEA 1DAD WEATHER IN CltlCAOO-
YESTERDAYS RE-
SULTS
St Louis April 9The mayoralty
Contest hero Ili very exciting todayThere IIt big betting on Wells IheDemocrat who bn luddenly bocomthe farorlto
Chicago April rThe weather IIIr
beastly and voting In the mayoraltycontest li light Dothilde claim incecu
CldTelacd 0 April 2Tom LJohnson Democrat won for mayor
over W J Aken Republican
ColnmbuirO April 2Jno N
Hlnkle Democrat won the mayoraltycontest over Henry G Taylor Re
publican
Toledo 0 April t8 M Jonesreelected mayor of Toledo TheDemocrat won In NOT Hamiltonand Marietta 0 the Republicans In
Springfield Dayton Portsmouth andYoungstown O
Detroit Ditch April LRobert VMontgomery of Grand Rapids Lilapublican bar been reelected jutloeof the supreme corrt by about 40000majority
CLOSE IN EVANSVILLEETiniTllle buttApril 2The
race for mayor here Ili close Unoffl
del returns gin Corrrt Republican-
s majority of 89 over Doebne formayor The flght war tQe hardest ever
knownSHORTSESSION
JUDGE EVANS ADJOURNED FED
ERAL COURT AT 10 OCLOCK
TodayCourt Officers All Return tt-
louitvllle
to
leontrd Copelind
Taken Away
The April term of Federal courtwar one of the shortest In the historyof the city Before 10 oclock todayall the business had been disposed of
and at noon Judge Evans and thecourt ofncen who did not go tack ladnight returned to IxiuUr 111
There war practically nothing donetoday
In the OUt of F O Rudolph admlnlitrator against the IlUnoli Con
tral for 110000 for the death of a colored nan on a trestle on the riverfront and of Wm IL Downing ad
mlnlitrator of an engineer killed Ina wreck against the Illlnoti Centralfor 110000 damage motion wai nudeto remand art they were submitted
The cases of Oeo M Jacksonagabiit J n buopyiter and of T JMcAnally against the M ft 0 were
continuedLeonardCopeland who broke Into
the poetoffloe at Crayneyrllle andwar sentenced to one year In the IndnitrUl school was taken to LombTllle BI Cashier Blackburn at noon to-
day¬
Copeland had jut finished eonIng a term In the EddyTllle penltentlary for houae breaking when arrestdlhe bait time
The tale M the Gas company to MrThomas Coffee will not be confirmedduring the present term of federalcourt Ai the caae was tried at LouisTllle Judge Evans will wait until begets back to confirm It
The charge of perjury againstJamei Jackson A Mayfleld n< grj whoapplied for a pension wai continuedunit neat term
The CUM of N IV Smith ra adocahCoaland Mining company wea-
contlnjiei by agreementThe damage intt of Mra Tennle
Dlythe and Mn Miry Tlndall va theIlllnoli Centrral for 110000 damageswore continued Their huibandiwere killed while crouUig the railroadtruck In Fulton In a buggy severalmonths ago a pasting hat taintitrlklng the rig
Paducah Sin1VOLUME
THE NUDGE ILLIATTORNEY BERRY PRESIDING IN
THE CIRCUIT COURT
The Court Gets Down to Butlneti Scorei
of Witnesses Art Wilting on
Ibe Grind Jury
Circuit Judge 1 D HniVonJi waitoo lit to hold court this morning andAttorney W A Berry war elected 1special judge for the term and preside
ed over todayi ifulonThe petit jury war Impanelled as
folio >ntI J M Durrett W T Pepper T A Greenwell J It CouncilJ M Payton O W OTentreet Qua 1Bailey A W Daze G W Lee RobFMter Jr Tobe Elliott N M Raga
dale F M Kelley P O Force JIL Spauldlng Jeff Harris VmlardODo W W Jackson Anton PostIL a RennlekIfeary Katttrjohn JU EteU J W Fry F L Scott
The grand larceny tale agakut O
W Elrod charged with robbing aman on the way to a barbecue warcontinued The prosecuting wttneubee not been induced to return andtestify
Chai huff charged with stalingsaw log end released on his own reo
eognlunce failed to appear and therecognliance war declared forfeitedand the caw filed away
Tho court house liI thronged withwitnesses recognized to appear beforethe grand jury In jail cases The num ¬
ber of prisoners In jail awaiting Indtctment Ila unusually large and Itwill about take up sly the grandJurya time to hear tho witnesses In
the jail casesIt will prrobably be the latter part
of the week before any indictmentsare returned
ALLOVERA-
ODINALDO TAKES THE OATH
OF ALLEGIANCE AND RE-
BELLION ENDS QONZA
LES SURRENDERS
Manila P L April lAgnlnaldo today took the oath of allegianceto the United State the IninrUigthe end of the rebellion
OeD Gonzalei with tart ant mensurrendered today
Gonzales war Inionjent governorof the Manila Provinc-
eCLOYERPOflT DONATION
PADUCAH WILL NO DOUBT
SEND ABOUT 1100
Mayor Lang and the finance com
mittee of the council are to decideon the amount to be donated to CloTerport It Jwlll no doubt from ex
preiiloni heard to f100
COUNTY COURT
Hra Mahaly Lynn aged 41 andM S Metcalfe aged 46 of the coonly were licensed to marry today caremony at the home of the bride
John Stringer and Charlotte Oreercolored wore lloenml to marry
A J Brame and othen deed prop ¬
erty on Newton Creek near Wood
Tllle to Go Helm and others formo
Power of attorney to James Utterback for Hiram Bridge war filed forrecord
JAnilem Clark and wife deed to JT Pierce for 119 land In the connty
+WILL BB BURinp AT CLINTON
Mrs James Johnion aged 2S died atThirteenth and Tennessee streets thismorning from puerperal fcTtr alter athree weeks lilacs She war born In
Hlcktnin KT and leave a husbandand twochlldrea Ilerremains will beshipped to Clinton Ky for burial
1
Henry Ttllman wanted for thootlngInto Wes Waffordi at Ragland listSaturday night IlacI itlll at Urge Awarrant war sworn out against him yeierday
A LITTLE BIT OF ICE
IN ONE OF HARTS
S CELEBRATED REFRI6ERATORS j1-
Ls the One Thing Necessary
ECONOMY COMFORT AND HAPPINESS JDEPEND UPON IT J
Prices Extremely Lowe
31 ew Refrigerator Perfectly MadeThe only Refrigerator that has stood the test of yews
4> we have sold it many years and still it >II STANDS LEADER OF THEM ALL
TILE REFRIGERATORS FOR 2159 JF Fully warranted equal to those costing three times M much 44-
OEO 0 HART S h1 s fr-
M 303 to 3t V-
AbisM e1Vaa
jjl
I
°
MOVINGf
1
have a large assortment of Easter Suits in durable
1We Grey and Brown cloths and handsome Striped
and WorstedS in light andBlack shades at
likely chooslneamong Unfinished WorequallyIIAnMixtures
Plaidsat
Blue Guy Dust Brown checks
We ate showing a handsome line of genuine imported Cheviots
with handsome Silk mixed Fancy Worsted suits made by
I togetherskilful taUofsi aU buttoDholes mad by hand and shoulders
hmakehto the but 30 custom made suits and yet we you
POLICE COURT
Will Wllllami colored nljo bears
a close resemblance to the mining
link was charged In Sedge Sanderscourt this morning with breaking IntoA Denkera saloon at Ninth andWashington streets Some of thewhiskey stolen wM found at WlllUuni
but the latter denied all knowledge ofthe theft When Offlijor Gray wentafter him the bed undo which he hadsought refuge had to be torn downbefore he conlsbe arrested One of
the principal witnesses in the CIllO warDaniel Inael UcKary Wllllami
war held to answer In the mm ofISOO
Arthur Brewer colored who wasarrested on the eye of leis departurefor the army for dealing a dog andtolling It for 50 cents two shirts and apair of tan shoes war granted a con¬
tinuance In Judge Sanders court today until Frldayrlie claim twostrange white men gave him tho dog
Lonli Hutchtnion charged withbreaking Into Sam doodraaniwai ac ¬
quitted Judge Sandent said therewar no evidence whatever againsthim that ho had proven a good char-
acter and war fully exoneratedMr Ilntohlneoni friends were con
dent there war nothing la the chargefrom the lint He has boon in Podncab sine OcMbor ic when BuckskinBill closed itud for several weeks
worked on the Illlnoli Central Hewilt continue to aside In Paducah forwreral weeks
The cares against Newt alias JoeDTli white of the county for steal-
ing a mule and obtaining property by
falie pretenses were continued natllFriday on account of the absence ofwitnesses
Chas Foster colored for creating-
a disturbance In Tom Emerya saloon
war fined IS and costs
ONE AORE THREE HOUSES
North Ninth strut allUoo Good
place to build more small rentinghousesWIIITTEMORES ISO BROADWAY
AGENCY
ACCIDENT ON THE WIIARFOne of the Hendenon Brewing com
pagyn beer wajona driven by AlbertWinfrey was overturned on the levee
this morning and several cases of hotties broken Kegs of beer were alsoloaded onto the wagon but no damagewar done to them The wagon inffered the moot for the accident
SUPERINTENDENT DILL HKRBActing Superintendent of the Illlnoli
Central II R Dill of LouliTllle arrived this afternoon accompanied by
General Agent u F Storall of thesame place They are both at ThePalmer
IN< FOURTH 8TSH001I HOUSE
West SIde between Harrlnu andClay 19000 Eaiy tenet lot 57
feet 9 inches-
WHITTEMORES 4SO BROADWAY
AGENCY 1I a
MUST REMOVB TRASHI Iniurance Stamp DepntC C Roic
of the Uoinl of Uuderwriten hen been
PIN
AMUSING INCIDENT ON A FAST
TRAIN THE OTHER NIGHT
Illinoil Centnl Chingel Chinese and If-
pineie labor on Western Roads to
Be RopllOld by White Labor
Trains have been stopped by a greatmany things but Saturday a womanhair pin not only atoppeda fast trainon the ETaniTllle and Terre Hautebat created a panic among the palleDgars ai well It happened near Eraniyule
The train was hitting s pretty good
lick when It came to a sudden stopThe sleepy passengers sprang np In
their seats and every body wanted to i
know what was the matter The con
doctor rushed Into the ladles conch
which was full of imoke but be didntknow any more than the ret
Tho brakemanwaa the only wiseman aboard lie said the train wason fire and buckets of water were baa
tilT brought and tome of the p seengets began looking for the blue whileother piled off to get out of the wayof any thing that might happen
Flanllr the smoking remains of whatcanted all the trouble was found Itwar a rubber heir pin which had fallenfrom a duping woman head uponthe hot pipes beneath the sat andsmoked everybody out
The brakeman war given the laughfor topplllg the train and the trip wasresumed
Mho Great Northern and the North-ern Paclfto has decide to discharge allll
of Its Chlneso and Japanese laboren I
and to replace them with white taborThere has been a great deal of feelingamong the facmen and others along
throuto about the employment of tinJape and OhlnoM and this caused thecompanies to change Its policy Eastem agencies are lending 1000 Italianto take the planes of tire dlicharged
menB
F Reynolds hat been appointedassistant general passenger agent ofthe Illlnoli Central with hcadquartonat Now Orleans effective May ILClarence Haydock hu been appointedcommercial agent of thMameroompanyat Los Angeles Cal
MPORTANT RAILROAD OIIANUE3LouliTllle April 2=Y Vanden
berg bai left the Iarsl N to go withan eastern road He UI succeeded ailint vice president hj A W OmhamIwho as tnfflo l1manager U inccnldby O B Compton
A LARGE CROWD VISITS TINEW CLUU llOOMS ON
DROADWAY
The opening of the Chew CheckerIand Whirs slob last ulglt JWMcomplto incceia The ij kethttaLip
750j
Isoo
eSIs all your
Secure for
Yours C rnens suits lo0 cut many of them withthe new hlllh military and dose fitting back made with sirsffle breasted vests the eeatest range of patterns we have ever shownIn blacks and bluesl nobby and fancy Worsteds Prices from
Novelty Suits for those little chap from 3 to 8 years old coat withnarrow collar and silk faced lapels cute little vests ofbright colored silks you have never seen their equals taking price In
Prices from
Boys knee suits with coat ages 7 to 16 years thenicest dressiest line of suits that has been In this city purewool fabrics In the latest Spring rough andstuffs tailored with wide shoulders and hand padded collars Pricesfrom
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All theFads in
Ladies Hisses and Cbildrens Slices
and Slipper-
sLadles from 1251150 and 2
IUP TO ttSD3
In Patent Vici English Enam ¬
el Vici Kid and
Publicity business
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THE SUM
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colorings smoothsurface
GRAND LEADERD DESBERGER Proprietor
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RUBBER
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150I Lt
The Latest Style Ox¬
fords for this seasonIs tie Cuban Heel also the full XV stIle
ASK TO SIB IDEM
For soaring new and Uptodate at
MODERATE PRICES rrYoull find it at i
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321-
Broadway
1 Irr-
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Any BOTOS-
HIRTWAIST1
swirlvon
IN THE HOUSWith the single exception of the Mothers Fiiend brand
Former Prices 50 cents and 75 cents
Mothers of Boyse Notice
EASTERSUITS
FURNISHINGS
EAND SHOES
II NOW READY
ifIauauceaueauee2needsa
500TO I
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