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of titles of the riau Into the second had boon Iblnll ed 1 tiuoonstltntlonal the law Itself has never bwii awl the ronnell thouligt that as jndgm iHiinrtluits ill HIT In their construction of the law the J tender might I la nude anti the fall tltctloii beltl under the aloud clasa tity charter They leaninl aftcrwanli t however that Judge Hn bau U wonld slot puke Ihe transfer Mayor Iaiiff stated this morulug that Padoaih would riot BO Into the wcoud class until next January after the logUliitnra meets nil platen It Jo there j Do you know that the circuit c JoJiie would refuse to male the trans fir ho was asked 4Vcs slrhe would refuse answer id 11 the mayor lie declined to bo snore explicit This means that M fir as fltctlve uffleee are concerned Iailooih Is now tractlclly barrrd from the advant agea of titles of the second clasa for 4uturty three yearn This Gila mayor marshal coon tip and other city officers are to be elected I under the present charter anti mice In ofllco they will bold nntll their term expires The ranjorand marshal go In for four years the oth tai two Latter the second class charter I there Is no city marshal but Paducah 1 will have a marshal four yarn after I robe goes Into the second 1 class The councilmen will sold office two years e4 and llbo election following the one this fall will be held under the second class chatter Thla willi l to l lad news far many ell L e Ve cast who hat bop l In w Pmlnrah and secomt clsss city More summer Mayor Lang seems to regard it opti mistically however If Paducah had gone Into the sec ond class 1 a cqunclluian said this morning It would not have affected the offices of mayor end marshal any how Of course there are many ad vantages under the second ciuochar ler I which the city can enjoy once In the second cUuTen with her officers tcctejunder and governed by tho third class charter We would l hire dad 110 take the census before Jannarj l so Ihe expense just Incurred will not be wasted The council will tie no petition In the circuit court asking for the trans far judging from the statement of the mayor and councilmen today but will wait until January and have the legislature make the change DEATH OF MUS COUNCIL I Mrs 1 Council age about 68 dial s this afternoon at the homo of her son F Mr Fh M Council at DOS Clay street from general debility Sho moral to ti tihe city from the country about two years ago She leaves six sons and three daughters No funeral arrange Silent have been male Gravel Switch will bo reopened Monday and a force of HO laborers rut to fork digging the travel Tho pits nrmtY l Ifreeze In the fat Most all tho ravel dug the past few wrier will I Ifl hauled x1 down near Memphis whore the lilt nois Central liar been making repairs to tbo road i Several new sets of tracks have born put In star Ripley Oovlngtou nor otter cUlts adjacent to Memphis Is I rumored ut Mr Jim Taylor a foreman of one of the yard engines wilt be made superintendent at travel Switch Elaborate preparation are being utale for Bey U U Knelowa fare well sorraou to le preaoheil next Fri flay evening pt Twnil Israel One feature will Lo the unusually tint music y Ys SHAFT BROKE DICK FOWLER MEETS WITH A COSTLY ACCIDENT The Millof I Cummins Sinks al Bear Creek Near Clifton Tennessee The kipping Dick Fowler dldnt skip any after she reached Mlrop oils ilL last night about 0 oclock As she was landing her shaft or th huge ails upon which the whoa turns broke and she reached Paducal about two hours later having 10 crawl the Intervening 12 relics 1Ioforlunal1on I weeks If not longer and the crew possibly be thrown oat of employ meat In addition a new shaft will cost 300 or more and the stcame may lose three weeks or a month business The cause of the accident Is nn known One theory I Is that she cracked the shaft going down yesterday In Iho litany north wind A now shaft will probably be mad In Buffalo N Y It Is not known what boat If any will be secured in the Dicks place One may bo found In Nashville Capp Junes Koger of the St Lonl sot Tennessee liver Packet company ItII vllle Too In Tennessee river The steamer was making a landing three miles below Clifton at Beech Crock In n heavy wind when he- al blown onto a snag A Urge hole- was torn In her hull near the stori stud she sank In shallow wrier Most of the cargo was saved Cant Lon Kelt was In command Messrs Later and Buckingham In the office and Pilots Chas and Yank Bean In the pilot house The Loot was about four years old sod formerly ran in the Paducah trade She was worth about 125000 and was Insured No lives were lost The Cummins wad repaired on the ways hero last summer and Is of about SJO tonnage The sinking of the Cummins al Beech Creek and the City of Charles- ton at Bridgeport Ala and the breaking of the Dick Fowlers shaft make up the three successive disasters that river mess claim always come to gather I m HOTEL ARRIVALS Registered at the St Nicholas 0 II Russell Providence Ky II M Corbett Louisville Kys II M Wlllett Owensboro Kys J B Mu selman Metropolis ilL W IL Sands Leltchfleld Ky- Registered at the New Richmond E I Rehkoff St Louis Mrs J M Choate Metropolis Ills H O Le Fit Union City resin i Winifred Ralston Cairo Ill U APPROACHING MARRIAGE IN MARSHALL Miss Mambo Sargent anti Mr Kd 1 Hill of the Little Cypress neighbor hood will be united In marriage next Wednesday evening The bride Is the youngest daughter of Mr N B Sar gent and the groom I Is a welt known young farmer Perfect digestion Is the only founda Lion for perfect health The food wo- IIItt makes all the blood we have which in tarn L otdl every nerve plusa- le and tlssne In the body HEItBINK iinlckens the appetite aids dlgt1llloo tires tone and r Igor to all the font lions and ensures good health Price BO cents Dnllols Kolb k Co The city supervisors will not unlsh their work today but will prob ably wind It np Monday The Tennessee lrareaat B J m to lay for Tennessee river 0 S I a The Paducab Sun VOLUMEPADUCAH IS NOT GUILT The Jury Brought In a Ver diet at 11i30 Oclock This Morning PRISONER IS VERY HAPP1 Ripley Thanked the Jury There wasa Small Crowd and VeryllllleI Excitement RUBEEN QUINN WILL BE HUNG Frankfort Ky April 20Thij- ury In the cue against Captain liar nett Rlploy charged with consplrlni to kill Senator Wm Ooebel rotnrnet a verdict of not guilty at 113 this morning having had the car sine 9140 The verdict was received withon much demonlralleo q There was only a small crowd li the court room and there was no ex cltcment of any kind When the jury tiled In amid 1m prosslve tlllness there was aarcell a move or tremor noticed among the spectators The prisoner bore himsel well When the verdict was handed the clerk and he reed We the jury tint the defendant not guilty Rlplej said Thank you gentlemen He was too happy to Tsay much 01 to discuss future plans He was warm- ly congratulated by his friends The verdict did not seem to create any surprise Few people really be Bared Itlpley had any connection with a conspiracy Prosecutor Franklin declines to sty whether he will get soother requisi tion for Governor Taylor or not QUINN MUST LANG Danville April SO Retribution will quickly overtake Rube Quinn the negro who shot and Killed Officer John Ornm about three weeks ago He was tried and the jury today gave him a death sentence AN UNPREECDENTKDSNOWSTORM Cleveland 0 April 20Tho worst snow storm of the winter Is rag ¬ log In the state today and telegraph telephone and trolley wires are down everywhere All the trains are late lid many of the eastern cities are cut orr entirely fARMER HURT RJAS JONES OF FLORENCE STA CRUSHED BY AN Unruly Horse This Morning Son of Mr II I D Potter Burned By Ignited Powder on South Third Street Mr James Jones a farmer living at lorence Station was badly Injured orly this morning at the Iseman vagon yardon Third and Washing too streets lie WIll hitching his yam then one of the horses began to kick nd hack Mr Jones was knocked gainst a wagon and the horse fell gainst him wedging hint In and rushing hla chest A physician was nmmoned and found the Injuries seri ns bnt not necessarily fatal Mr oneawu taken to the residence of ila son ln law Mr John Dunaway on bulb Ninth street Ihrlolhe 10yearold son of Mr Potttr of North Third street ras painfully burned about the tare hortlv after 8 oclock this morning tome gun powder he was playing with crania accidentally Ignited and his ace was painfully burned as a result ef the affair A physician was called aod found the Injuries not of a serious lature Say Be CleanT- he Slickest Way Is to Buy A BISSELLS CARPET SWEEPER i Is T A A A I A Han IdIe SkinsMetal ariji Stove EUCHTER PKOOE PAINT as AH For Sale at Low Prices at >s GEO HART SOU ayt Other ays Buy Broom Duster Window Cleaner song Spider Broom Chamois Polishand FIRE Hardware And Stove Company l > ACTIVETRADE Some Lines of the Retail Trade Enjoyed Good Volume of Bus ¬ iness the Past Week WHOLESALE TRADE GOOD The Building Activity Continues Rive Trade Excellent Tobacco Market Quiet Prices Good ALL THE NEWS Of THE WEE = Business with the banks the yet week has been fairly attire Demand for money Is good with deposits hold lOll np well The clearings for thi week were 3757850J Retell trade tho past week ha again felt the bad weather conditions The furnltnro and house littloi houses and alao the wall paper met have been very busy and report trad aa very satisfactory The one or twi pretty slays of the week brought Ihe shoppers out in numbers and the dry goods houses esoially had goo trade With some of tbo wholesale house the last week has been very satlsfac tory one A tour of them shown much activity and llttla time for tall with a loafer In the country tin farmers are very busy and tome of Iho merchants report this as tatting i a little Into trade The building activity continue am there axe lint very few Idlo tarpon hers The painters too seem to gel plenty of work to kopp them busy Trade on tho rlvurs 1s fine withal lines The Chattanooga boat espo dally finding business to its liking The tobacco market was quite ao tire this week and xales very fatltfao toryCommon to inedinm lugs ranged from II to U13 Dual lugs 11 to 310 Common leaf 0 to 1775 Medium leaf 18 to IJCO No lent of extra quality being o3er cL Both receipts and offerings were larger than for may previous week ol Ihe year MARKET REPORT Todays Quotations kfttfcct qaoUUODfl aniseed by Via Dujl A arm ot Iht rVdactb Comt tl tla company IS Sontb Third stmt rcc tvl seer Ibelrpc- d I wire lolWchlcifObotrdcllrfcit aadwe ink Conan std tock cicbrnin Ttlrpbosi lil GRAIN HEAT Oren High Low April CloaeI May7oy 70 July 7171sa JORK May44mi 44tb- July Oak72smh b- lOATS May 1534 23i ruby 24tjeStl PROVISIONS ORK July 1487 1440 May HSO 1487 LAnD July 807 K07- May 800 802a lIBSJuly817 495- 3May793 817 NY COTTON day 815 111- 8Joly 814 813- AUIl 779 T75- lept 760 143- DNI 782 725 IJao 724 N Y STOCKS Snl1r 149 US 351T 85 56- L 1 MT 184 139 U S 8- TBSPT 4746s 95 944- d L N 107 105- 4r0 Ls 08i 68 Von caolIO rL + the next Issue of The Sunday Chat It will bo the lest number yet The special featur i are plonllllI mEN OP TO fUR WLTII CHOP I 11001K rove her up to die I wont to the tore and got a bottJoVot FOLEYS IONEY AND TAR Uie first dCll- ogao quick relief and savVl her life J 0 Gilbert TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Toko Laxative IlromoQulnlno Tab- let Ste i rN Running torts ulcers bolls pins Its eta qnl kly curial by BANNER SALVE the most healing salve In the worldsure cnra forpllcs J 0 Oilbeft The Cltv of Qllftoaleaus Bt Lonl this afternoon i oclock for Ten I nessce river 111 e 1 IN THE COURTS PRISONERS THIS MORNINU SEN- TENCED ¬ BY JUDGE W C Berryman In Circuit Court There Are Nineteen in illNothing of Im ¬ portance in Other Cowls The April term of circuit court ham adjourned There were l IV conic ions and two sentences to the re form school This morning the prUonrrs courict ed were brought out and sentenced by Judge W A Berry and are an fol Iowa Tobo Marshall colored Calwar log two years- Lawson Logan alias Oscar Logan colored robbery two years as of Walter Smith colored breaking Into and entering a railroad car four year Alice Williams alias Inky Dink colored breaking Into itoro homo with Intent to octal two years Geo Smith colored uallcloui striking with Intent to kill flvo ycart- Bobt Lee Cole white grand per ceny one year- Andrew Washington colored ma llcioni totting three yean Isaac Cartwrlght colored house breaking three years Rid Doe colored malicious booting two years Chas Berth colored housebreaking two yeas Robt Hamilton colored setting up a game one year dJacob money by false pretense three years- Andrew Barnctt colored obtaining money br false statement three years W F Hunt white obtaining mon ey by also statement three years Henry Seed colored malicious cut- ting two years Wm Van Dyke white grand lar cenyTe years John Foster colored malicious eat ting Will two yeallI I lug three years Louis Jones coloredperjury three year In the vase of Rnssell W Stacker Co vs W T Beck molt on debt the judgment was aet aside The motion for a new trial 4n the Jno Moore nuisance case was over ruled He was tined 1 400 Tope Drama a young white bo charged with assault was today ac quitted by the grand jury and released l from the jail Ho Is considered half wittcU Mrs Emily Graham has been a tainted administratrix of the estate of James W Mclntlre Mr W D Oreer has ben appointed 1 aiecntor of thy estate of Mrs Jane A Ookby The will of Mrs Jane A COlby was Died for probate In the county court morning Judge Berry broke the record In sentencing prisoners this morning He sentenced 10 In 36 minutes which cant be beat The grand jury quit work today releasing Ed Moore charged 1 with grand larceny It reported the jail I In I toe condition I Deputy Sheriff Utterback leaves I Tuesday morning at 745 oclock for Bddyvlllo with the prisoners The petit jury was discharged yes terday afternoon Jut before the ad journment of court by Judge Berry The charge of arson against Kate Beuley was continued Will Van Dyke for stealing 133 from Mrs Catherine Bnrcb was given lye leanI I I judged Insane In the circuit court yes terday was taken to Hopklnsvlllo last sight by Messrs Jessie Potter and lam Evctts 0 COUNTY COURT I all Husbands master commission er deeds to J P Englert 33 land In the county nCrcrifI Master Commlsslouer Olp husbands leeds to J K Englert for u 5 I roll arty In the county POLICE COURT There was but one ease on Judge Sanders docket today John Jones ft stranger waa Aged 11 for being trunk and disorderly I Prosson lressoavllle Kan rrltes tfoiblnc like FOIEYS IONKY AND TAIL is the nnlverol erdlct of nil wm taro used It Us cclally has hlaen true of coughs ccompanylBfcJjgriRro I Not a single ottle failed toglvTrntjC J 0 Gilbert N > V B Conklln Bowursville 0 aysi I received moro benefit frora OLBY 3 KIDNrTir CUUE than fraai lonths of treatment toj physicians J C Gilbert + J The editor of the Fordvllte By Ml >ccllaneouswrltes as a potcr to a business letter waa cured of kidney tronbieby taking HOLE lS KIDNEY CUjtlterTake uoti i rag else j a aittwrt Tie 1eopUs rrMDdITt fjytf 1 1 GREAT OPENING MANY VISITORS ATTEND THE RHODESBURFORD OPENING Yesterday The Mammoth Establishment Tastefully Decorated and Souvenirs Were Distributed Tho grand spring opening of the RhodesBnrford Furniture Co yester day was t> success In every way The salesrooms were beautifully decorated with palms and the general arrange- ment of the stock added ranch to the decorative appearance of the house Mr Rhodes Informed ft San represent tlvethat be did much more business yesterday than he expected as the opening day wits not so brisk for trade other days Souvenirs In the shape K beautifully decorated metal tray were distributed among the visitors The house carries perhaps the most complete line of household furnishing goods In this end of the state lOW Intend to transfer some of our wholesale business from Lonlsville to Paducah In the near future Mr Rhodes remarked We have Loco considering this move for some time and think Padncah Is a good center for to southern trade This will add one more wholesale house to the already growing list of Paducah mercantile enterprises and will bo a surreal Tho Sun feels safe to predict Mr Rhodes Is a man of vast experience In the wholesale fur niture business and np to several weeks ago hat charge of the wholesale of the Louisville house The popularity of the firm II grow I ing tally and the amount of retail business now being done by that arm I Is not exceeded by any other limo In the city Such patronage as the citizens of Piulucab havo given thorn has been highly appreciated and we hope remarked the gehlal manager Mr Rhodes tliat we will continue to please our patronage SMART SPRING STYLES Slippers Ready OaK yr Some of Our Specialties Specialty No I Womens pifcnt call low Military lel forp walking ijo oni Speclslty No lice Iii Pi i Kid mannish CJ n heel just tight for short aklrta oral stylish f Joo Specialty So IliA nobby stem Viet I with full Louli XV e11jrler Speeliltr so11A high Ivy II Cut Vlcl Kid Oxford han heel a fittfr f 10 I Sole SHOES 5 AND fib S qu uS t Publicity 1 Is aU your bujlutw reds D Secure It for It through THE SUN I I u n nn d dp k e t I SOOT AT- NEWBERN i Frank Lutz a Paducah Boy Was Killed There Last Night A BROTHER HERE NOTIFIED The Name of Hit Slayer Is lamer Children and Both Were Work Ing on a Farm BURIAL Al UNION CITY TENNESSEE Frank Lntz a well known young mss of Paducah was shot and killed last wetting about 8 oclock by Jansen Chtldress near Nowhere Too on a farm where wbbth were at work Young Lutz was a brother to- Messrs Tom and Louis Lutz of Pa dncab and was until about six weeks ago employed as a varnishcr at the Pa dncah Furniture factory of which one of hh brothers Mr Louis Lutz is foreman He went to Newbtrn and secured work on a farm belonging to the fath er of his slayer a ran named Child rose It is not known how the trouble came about but It Is supposed both young men were drinking and bad a tight Mr tools Late attempted to talk over the long distance telephone this morning cud learn the particulars but could not understand what was said on account of the high winds The deal moo was 26 years old and unmarried Ills parents also live here with his brother at 1027 South Fourth street Messrs Louis and Tom Lutz leave 25 STVL6S2S Of Oxfords to Select From IGet tea your LoIpalrol our New rat eat Leather Oxfords tot jigs LGEo ROCK SON u this evening for Newbcrneand ifW e take the remains to UnionCt4 1 Tenn their former homo for borfij M 1C tomorrow THE ELKS yi One hundred and fifty thoauntf feet of lumber was delivered to OK big arch on Seventh street ytsteWir afternoon 5 IThe lumber will be used In bulldtoe fencing around the About twentyfive men will go tv work on the fencing Monday and the work will be steadily pushed untilt completed ii The Elks Salute I is the title of 3 stew musical production br Pro M1J ler Cunningham dedicated to the Elks a It will bo played by the band every evening at the carnlvaU and Lshe companM by the o t cannon The price of Tho Sunday Chat and the Sun together J is 15 cents a week It you have the host popcrsV in town subscribe now STICK TO IT 0 Coo L Heard of Ugh Tower Georgia writes Eczema broke out on my baby covering his entire body Under treatment of our physl clan he got worse As ho could not sleep for the bnrnincr and Itching We used a box of BANNER SALVE1 on hint and by > the time It wassen8h was well The ilctqjjIDBcflJg l Ityroe curing him saUJJ SRIf to U for it Isis doing him mu goal Ihjn anything I have done for him lt J0 Ollliert Sol tan Tab Isle Tlwa Although Ir Is some ten years nlheo the city of East Saginaw ceased to ex ¬ lit tlii fulled States government has persisted In ailing the customs Baltona there the port or East Saginaw iha of the people of the uniter Stt Inatn notwithstanding At I lss> however an official order has ben I Is sued changing the name of the port tO correspond with that of the city 9 The day has been beautiful but a l little too for the season r n + In Ladies Shoes and are Now + o for You at tE J r S I > Oxford very Oxford turned medium perfect Ladles200 booths flrlrjs would family protests crimpy We will not forpfa sale I See that 1 you get ptrlcI tte- dl Our limo Iud experience will be devoted to catering to your require meats JOUIwill I JOUI r 321- aroadwa I y iI 1r I ITRY A PAIR OF WEILLE 350 FAMOUS PATENT LEATHER 4 VICI KID SHOES Have Them Both in Low Quarters and High Cuts in iall the Late Styles of Toes I Iwe i WE ARE SOLE AGENTS e p 11 Theo R HPAfS The Only Patent Leather Shoes Guarantied Against jt Breakage Price 3 50 s I 11 11NEW STYLES I WE FIT THE FOOT I 11 Agents FOR- Slacy111ams I Work anal- DRESS I ISHOES CPT FRO 9I TRY US I ash
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JJO CENTS PER WEEKb FKY SATURDAY EVENING APRIL 20 1901r
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IT FALLS
11THROUGZ
i iiPaducah Cannot Get Into theM Second Class Until Next
January
CENSUSf
TilE IS ALL RICH
IR
I ButI Major Larg Hat Assurance Thi
the Circuit Judge Would Not
Make the Transfer
1A
IT IS GREAT OISAPFOINTMENI
The movement to hero PnducahI nmlo a city of the second clssn al
though tho census shows 3134 pro-14ebaitaltn1 through tcin nnrllyIt will remain In stem quo smut Januiirywhen the legislature mel Whenthe council passed the resolutionfew weeks ago authorizing the takinguf A new arms It thought there wasa Kmibitlty of gotllng tale the secondclaw l10y having the circuit judge maketho transfer under a stale law chiaousterpartofwhich had ones bv fixcourt of appeals been decided flagontltollonat bat the law Itself ueveiias9Vt on-
Whiles a Ilaw similar to Ithe cue 101r rruing transfers of titles of theriau Into the second had boon Iblnlled1 tiuoonstltntlonal the law Itself hasnever bwii awl the ronnell thouligtthat as jndgm iHiinrtluits ill HIT Intheir construction of the law theJtender might Ila nude anti the falltltctloii beltl under the aloud clasatity charter They leaninl aftcrwanlit however that Judge Hn bau U wonldslot puke Ihe transfer
Mayor Iaiiff stated this morulugthat Padoaih would riot BO Into thewcoud class until next January afterthe logUliitnra meets nil platen It
Jo therej Do you know that the circuit
c JoJiie would refuse to male the transfir ho was asked
4Vcs slrhe would refuse answerid11the mayor
lie declined to bo snore explicitThis means that M fir as fltctlve
uffleee are concerned Iailooih Is nowtractlclly barrrd from the advant
agea of titles of the second clasa for4uturty three yearnThis Gila mayor marshal coontip and other city officers are to beelectedI under the present charter antimice In ofllco they will bold nntlltheir term expires The ranjorandmarshal go In for four years the othtai two
Latter the second class charterIthere Is no city marshal but Paducah
1 will have a marshal four yarn afterI robe goes Into the second1 class The
councilmen will sold office two yearse4 andllbo election following the one
this fall will be held under the secondclass chatter
Thla willilto llad news far many ellL e Ve cast who hat bop l In w Pmlnrah
and secomt clsss city More summerMayor Lang seems to regard it optimistically however
If Paducah had gone Into the second class1 a cqunclluian said thismorning It would not have affectedthe offices of mayor end marshal anyhow Of course there are many advantages under the second ciuocharlerI which the city can enjoy once Inthe second cUuTen with her officers
tcctejunder and governed by thothird class charter We wouldl hiredad110 take the census before Jannarj
l so Ihe expense just Incurred will notbe wasted
The council will tie no petition Inthe circuit court asking for the trans
far judging from the statement of
the mayor and councilmen today butwill wait until January and have thelegislature make the change
DEATH OF MUS COUNCIL
I Mrs1 Council age about 68 dialsthis afternoon at the homo of her son
F Mr Fh M Council at DOS Clay street
from general debility Sho moral totitihe city from the country about twoyears ago She leaves six sons and
three daughters No funeral arrangeSilent have been male
Gravel Switchwill bo reopenedMonday and a force of HO laborers rutto fork digging the travel Tho pitsnrmtYlIfreeze In the fat Most all tho raveldug the past few wrier will IIfl hauled
x1 down near Memphis whore the liltnois Central liar been making repairsto tbo roadi Several new sets oftracks have born put In star RipleyOovlngtou nor otter cUlts adjacent toMemphis
IsI rumored ut Mr Jim Taylora foreman of one of the yard engineswilt be made superintendent at travelSwitch
Elaborate preparation are being
utale for Bey U U Knelowa fare
well sorraou to le preaoheil next Fri
flay evening pt Twnil Israel One
feature will Lo the unusually tint
music
y Ys
SHAFT BROKE
DICK FOWLER MEETS WITH A
COSTLY ACCIDENT
The Millof I Cummins Sinks alBear Creek Near Clifton
Tennessee
The kipping Dick Fowler dldntskip any after she reached Mlrop
oils ilL last night about 0 oclockAs she was landing her shaft or thhuge ails upon which the whoa
turns broke and she reached Paducalabout two hours later having 10
crawl the Intervening 12 relics
1Ioforlunal1onIweeks If not longer and the crewpossibly be thrown oat of employmeat In addition a new shaft willcost 300 or more and the stcamemay lose three weeks or a monthbusiness
The cause of the accident Is nnknown One theory IIs that she crackedthe shaft going down yesterday In Iholitany north wind
A now shaft will probably be madIn Buffalo N Y
It Is not known what boat If anywill be secured in the Dicks placeOne may bo found In Nashville
Capp Junes Koger of the St Lonlsot Tennessee liver Packet companyItIIvllle Too In Tennessee riverThe steamer was making a landingthree miles below Clifton at BeechCrock In n heavy wind when he-
al blown onto a snag A Urge hole-was torn In her hull near the storistud she sank In shallow wrier Mostof the cargo was saved
Cant Lon Kelt was In commandMessrs Later and Buckingham Inthe office and Pilots Chas and YankBean In the pilot house
The Loot was about four years oldsod formerly ran in the Paducahtrade She was worth about 125000and was Insured No lives were lost
The Cummins wad repaired on theways hero last summer and Is ofabout SJO tonnage
The sinking of the Cummins alBeech Creek and the City of Charles-ton at Bridgeport Ala and thebreaking of the Dick Fowlers shaftmake up the three successive disastersthat river mess claim always come togatherI
mHOTEL ARRIVALS
Registered at the St Nicholas0 II Russell Providence Ky IIM Corbett Louisville Kys II MWlllett Owensboro Kys J B Muselman Metropolis ilL W IL SandsLeltchfleld Ky-
Registered at the New RichmondE I Rehkoff St Louis Mrs J MChoate Metropolis Ills H O LeFit Union City resin i WinifredRalston Cairo Ill
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APPROACHING MARRIAGEIN MARSHALL
Miss Mambo Sargent anti Mr Kd1Hill of the Little Cypress neighborhood will be united In marriage nextWednesday evening The bride Is theyoungest daughter of Mr N B Sargent and the groom IIs a welt knownyoung farmer
Perfect digestion Is the only foundaLion for perfect health The food wo-IIItt makes all the blood we havewhich in tarn Lotdl every nerve plusa-le and tlssne In the body HEItBINKiinlckens the appetite aids dlgt1lllootires tone and r Igor to all the fontlions and ensures good health PriceBO cents Dnllols Kolb k Co
The city supervisors will notunlsh their work today but will probably wind It np Monday
The Tennessee lrareaat B J m tolay for Tennessee river
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The Paducab SunVOLUMEPADUCAH
IS NOTGUILT
The Jury Brought In a Ver
diet at 11i30 Oclock
This Morning
PRISONER IS VERY HAPP1
Ripley Thanked the Jury There wasaSmall Crowd and VeryllllleI
Excitement
RUBEEN QUINN WILL BE HUNG
Frankfort Ky April 20Thij-ury In the cue against Captain liarnett Rlploy charged with consplrlnito kill Senator Wm Ooebel rotnrneta verdict of not guilty at 113this morning having had the carsine 9140
The verdict was received withonmuch demonlralleo q
There was only a small crowd lithe court room and there was no excltcment of any kind
When the jury tiled In amid 1mprosslve tlllness there was aarcella move or tremor noticed among thespectators The prisoner bore himselwell
When the verdict was handed theclerk and he reed We the jurytint the defendant not guilty Rlplejsaid Thank you gentlemen
He was too happy to Tsay much 01to discuss future plans He was warm-ly congratulated by his friends
The verdict did not seem to createany surprise Few people really beBared Itlpley had any connection witha conspiracy
Prosecutor Franklin declines to stywhether he will get soother requisition for Governor Taylor or not
QUINN MUST LANGDanville April SO Retribution
will quickly overtake Rube Quinnthe negro who shot and Killed OfficerJohn Ornm about three weeks agoHe was tried and the jury today gavehim a death sentence
ANUNPREECDENTKDSNOWSTORM
Cleveland 0 April 20Thoworst snow storm of the winter Is rag ¬log In the state today and telegraphtelephone and trolley wires are downeverywhere All the trains are latelid many of the eastern cities arecut orr entirely
fARMER HURT
RJAS JONES OF FLORENCE
STA CRUSHED BY AN
Unruly Horse This Morning Son of Mr
III D Potter Burned By Ignited Powderon South Third Street
Mr James Jones a farmer living atlorence Station was badly Injuredorly this morning at the Isemanvagon yardon Third and Washingtoo streets lie WIll hitching his yamthen one of the horses began to kicknd hack Mr Jones was knockedgainst a wagon and the horse fellgainst him wedging hint In andrushing hla chest A physician wasnmmoned and found the Injuries seri
ns bnt not necessarily fatal Mroneawu taken to the residence ofila son ln law Mr John Dunaway onbulb Ninth street
Ihrlolhe 10yearold son of MrPotttr of North Third street
ras painfully burned about the tarehortlv after 8 oclock this morning
tome gun powder he was playing withcrania accidentally Ignited and hisace was painfully burned as a result
ef the affair A physician was calledaod found the Injuries not of a seriouslature
Say Be CleanT-he Slickest Way Is to Buy
A BISSELLS CARPET SWEEPER
i IsT
A AA
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SkinsMetal ariji Stove
EUCHTER PKOOE PAINTas AH For Sale at Low Prices at >s
GEO HART SOU
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Other aysBuy
Broom DusterWindow Cleaner
songSpider Broom
Chamois Polishand
FIRE
HardwareAnd Stove Company
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ACTIVETRADE
Some Lines of the Retail Trade
Enjoyed Good Volume of Bus ¬
iness the Past Week
WHOLESALE TRADE GOOD
The Building Activity Continues Rive
Trade Excellent Tobacco Market
Quiet Prices Good
ALL THE NEWS Of THE WEE
= Business with the banks the yetweek has been fairly attire Demandfor money Is good with deposits holdlOll np well The clearings for thiweek were 3757850J
Retell trade tho past week haagain felt the bad weather conditions
The furnltnro and house littloihouses and alao the wall paper methave been very busy and report tradaa very satisfactory The one or twipretty slays of the week brought Iheshoppers out in numbers and the drygoods houses esoially had gootrade
With some of tbo wholesale housethelast week has been very satlsfactory one A tour of them shownmuch activity and llttla time for tallwith a loafer In the country tinfarmers are very busy and tome of Ihomerchants report this as tatting ialittle Into trade
The building activity continue amthere axe lint very few Idlo tarponhers The painters too seem to gelplenty of work to kopp them busy
Trade on tho rlvurs 1s fine withallines The Chattanooga boat espodally finding business to its liking
The tobacco market was quite aotire this week and xales very fatltfao
toryCommonto inedinm lugs ranged
from II to U13Dual lugs 11 to 310Common leaf 0 to 1775Medium leaf 18 to IJCONo lent of extra quality being o3er
cL Both receipts and offerings werelarger than for may previous week olIhe year
MARKET REPORTTodays Quotations
kfttfcct qaoUUODfl aniseed by Via DujlA arm ot Iht rVdactb Comt tl tla company
IS Sontb Third stmt rcc tvl seer Ibelrpc-dI wire lolWchlcifObotrdcllrfcit aadweink Conan std tock cicbrnin Ttlrpbosilil
GRAIN
HEATOren High Low
AprilCloaeI
May7oy 70July 7171saJORKMay44mi 44tb-July Oak72smh b-
lOATSMay 1534 23i
ruby 24tjeStlPROVISIONS
ORKJuly 1487 1440May HSO 1487
LAnDJuly 807 K07-May 800 802a
lIBSJuly817 495-3May793 817
NY COTTONday 815 111-8Joly 814 813-AUIl 779 T75-lept 760 143-
DNI 782 725
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Snl1r 149 US351T 85 56-L
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MT 184 139U S 8-TBSPT 4746s95 944-
dL N 107 105-4r0 Ls 08i 68
Von caolIO rL+the next Issue of The SundayChat It will bo the lestnumber yet The specialfeatur i are plonllllI
mEN OP TO fUR WLTII CHOPI
11001Krove her up to die I wont to thetore and got a bottJoVot FOLEYSIONEY AND TAR Uie first dCll-ogao quick relief and savVl her life
J 0 Gilbert
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Toko Laxative IlromoQulnlno Tab-let Ste irNRunning torts ulcers bolls pinsIts eta qnl kly curial by BANNERSALVE the most healing salve Inthe worldsure cnra forpllcs
J 0 OilbeftThe Cltv of Qllftoaleaus Bt Lonl
this afternoon i oclock for TenI nessce river 111
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IN THE COURTS
PRISONERS THIS MORNINU SEN-
TENCED
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BY JUDGE
W C Berryman In Circuit Court There
Are Nineteen in illNothing of Im ¬
portance in Other Cowls
The April term of circuit court hamadjourned There were lIV conicions and two sentences to the re
form schoolThis morning the prUonrrs courict
ed were brought out and sentenced byJudge W A Berry and are an folIowa
Tobo Marshall colored Calwarlog two years-
Lawson Logan alias Oscar Logancolored robbery two years as
ofWalter Smith colored breakingInto and entering a railroad car fouryear
Alice Williams alias Inky Dinkcolored breaking Into itoro homowith Intent to octal two years
Geo Smith colored uallclouistriking with Intent to kill flvo ycart-
Bobt Lee Cole white grand perceny one year-
Andrew Washington colored mallcioni totting three yean
Isaac Cartwrlght colored housebreaking three years
Rid Doe colored maliciousbooting two years
Chas Berth colored housebreakingtwo yeas
Robt Hamilton colored setting upa game one yeardJacobmoney by false pretense three years-
Andrew Barnctt colored obtainingmoney br false statement three years
W F Hunt white obtaining money by also statement three years
Henry Seed colored malicious cut-ting two years
Wm Van Dyke white grand larcenyTe years
John Foster colored malicious eatting
WilltwoyeallII
lug three yearsLouis Jones coloredperjury three
yearIn the vase of Rnssell W Stacker
Co vs W T Beck molt on debt thejudgment was aet aside
The motion for a new trial 4n theJno Moore nuisance case was overruled He was tined 1 400
Tope Drama a young white bocharged with assault was today acquitted by the grand jury and releasedlfrom the jail Ho Is considered halfwittcU
Mrs Emily Graham has been atainted administratrix of the estate ofJames W Mclntlre
Mr W D Oreer has ben appointed1aiecntor of thy estate of Mrs JaneA Ookby
The will of Mrs Jane A COlby wasDied for probate In the county court
morningJudge Berry broke the record In
sentencing prisoners this morningHe sentenced 10 In 36 minutes whichcant be beat
The grand jjury quit work todayreleasing Ed Moore charged1 withgrand larceny It reported the jail IIn Itoe condition I
Deputy Sheriff Utterback leaves ITuesday morning at 745 oclock forBddyvlllo with the prisoners
The petit jury was discharged yesterday afternoon Jut before the adjournment of court by Judge Berry
The charge of arson against KateBeuley was continued
Will Van Dyke for stealing 133from Mrs Catherine Bnrcb was givenlyeleanII Ijudged Insane In the circuit court yesterday was taken to Hopklnsvlllo lastsight by Messrs Jessie Potter andlam Evctts 0
COUNTY COURT I
all Husbands master commissioner deeds to J P Englert 33land In the county nCrcrifI
Master Commlsslouer Olp husbandsleeds to J K Englert for u 5 I rollarty In the county
POLICE COURT
There was but one ease on JudgeSanders docket today John Jones
ftstranger waa Aged 11 for beingtrunk and disorderly
I Prosson lressoavllle Kanrrltes tfoiblnc like FOIEYS
IONKY AND TAIL is the nnlverolerdlct of nil wm taro used It Uscclally has hlaen true of coughsccompanylBfcJjgriRroI Not a singleottle failed toglvTrntjCJ 0 Gilbert N >V B Conklln Bowursville 0
aysi I received moro benefit froraOLBY 3 KIDNrTir CUUE than fraai
lonths of treatment toj physiciansJ C Gilbert
+ JThe editor of the Fordvllte By
Ml >ccllaneouswrltes as a potcr toa business letter waa cured ofkidney tronbieby taking HOLE lSKIDNEY CUjtlterTake uoti i ragelse
j a aittwrtTie 1eopUs rrMDdITt fjytf 1
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GREAT OPENING
MANY VISITORS ATTEND THE
RHODESBURFORD OPENING
Yesterday The Mammoth Establishment
Tastefully Decorated and Souvenirs
Were Distributed
Tho grand spring opening of theRhodesBnrford Furniture Co yesterday was t> success In every way Thesalesrooms were beautifully decoratedwith palms and the general arrange-ment of the stock added ranch to thedecorative appearance of the houseMr Rhodes Informed ft San representtlvethat be did much more businessyesterday than he expected as theopening day wits not so brisk for trade
other days Souvenirs In the shapeK beautifully decorated metal tray
were distributed among the visitorsThe house carries perhaps the most
complete line of household furnishinggoods In this end of the state
lOW Intend to transfer some of ourwholesale business from Lonlsville toPaducah In the near future MrRhodes remarked We have Lococonsidering this move for some timeand think Padncah Is a good centerfor to southern trade
This will add one more wholesalehouse to the already growing list ofPaducah mercantile enterprises andwill bo a surreal Tho Sun feels safe topredict Mr Rhodes Is a man ofvast experience In the wholesale furniture business and np to severalweeks ago hat charge of the wholesale
of the Louisville houseThe popularity of the firm II grow I
ing tally and the amount of retailbusiness now being done by thatarm IIs not exceeded by any other limoIn the city Such patronage as thecitizens of Piulucab havo given thornhas been highly appreciated and wehope remarked the gehlal managerMr Rhodes tliat we will continue toplease our patronage
SMART SPRING STYLESSlippers
Ready
OaKyrSome of Our SpecialtiesSpecialty No I Womens pifcnt
call low Military lelforpwalking ijo oniSpeclslty No lice IiiPiiKid mannish CJ nheel just tight for short aklrta oralstylish fJoo
Specialty So IliA nobby stemVietI with full Louli XVe11jrler
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NEWBERNi
Frank Lutz a Paducah Boy Was
Killed There Last
Night
A BROTHER HERE NOTIFIED
The Name of Hit Slayer Is lamer
Children and Both Were Work
Ing on a Farm
BURIAL Al UNION CITY TENNESSEE
Frank Lntz a well known youngmss of Paducah was shot and killedlast wetting about 8 oclock by JansenChtldress near Nowhere Too on afarm where wbbth were at work
Young Lutz was a brother to-
Messrs Tom and Louis Lutz of Padncab and was until about six weeksago employed as a varnishcr at the Padncah Furniture factory of whichone of hh brothers Mr Louis Lutz isforeman
He went to Newbtrn and securedwork on a farm belonging to the father of his slayer a ran named Childrose It is not known how the troublecame about but It Is supposed bothyoung men were drinking and bad atight
Mr tools Late attempted to talkover the long distance telephone thismorning cud learn the particularsbut could not understand what wassaid on account of the high winds
The deal moo was 26 years old andunmarried Ills parents also live herewith his brother at 1027 South Fourthstreet
Messrs Louis and Tom Lutz leave
25 STVL6S2SOf
Oxfords to Select From
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your LoIpalrol our New rateat Leather Oxfords tot jigs
LGEo ROCK SONu
this evening for Newbcrneand ifW etake the remains to UnionCt4 1Tenn their former homo for borfij M 1Ctomorrow
THE ELKS yi
One hundred and fifty thoauntffeet of lumber was delivered to OK
big arch on Seventh street ytsteWirafternoon 5
IThe lumber will be used In bulldtoefencing around the
About twentyfive men will go tvwork on the fencing Monday and thework will be steadily pushed untiltcompleted ii
The Elks Salute Iis the title of 3stew musical production br Pro M1Jler Cunningham dedicated to the Elks aIt will bo played by the band everyevening at the carnlvaU and LshecompanM by the ot cannon
The price of Tho SundayChat and the Sun together Jis15 cents a week It you
have the host popcrsV
in town subscribe now
STICK TO IT0Coo L Heard of Ugh Tower
Georgia writes Eczema broke outon my baby covering his entire bodyUnder treatment of our physlclan he got worse As ho could notsleep for the bnrnincr and Itching Weused a box of BANNER SALVE1 onhint and by > the time It wassen8hwas well The ilctqjjIDBcflJgl Ityroecuring him saUJJ SRIf to U for it Isisdoing him mu goal Ihjn anything Ihave done for him lt
J 0 Ollliert
Sol tan Tab Isle TlwaAlthough Ir Is some ten years nlheo
the city of East Saginaw ceased to ex ¬
lit tlii fulled States government haspersisted In ailing the customs Baltonathere the port or East Saginaw iha
of the people of the uniterStt Inatn notwithstanding At Ilss>however an official order has ben IIssued changing the name of the port tOcorrespond with that of the city 9
The day has been beautiful but a llittle too for the season r
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+ In Ladies Shoes and are Now +o for You at tE
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