Paducah sun., June 27, 1901, Weekly Edition, Image 1

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The Paducab Sun
The scat t deatrnotUe fire In the his
Wry of Maytteld occurred this morn
ing bout 1 9 IO oclock Seven tobae
06 rehandling house thirtytwo
dwelling amt several iiiultf build
loge were burned entailing a low of
from 16 0000 200000 Many peo
pIe are rendered homele and a large
part of the town Is I In ashes
The blaze originate In a F Key
hogahead factory and spread rapidly
on account of the wind It sot beyond
control la a abort time and loon con
nmed everything In IU path The
lire could Iw seen for mile I many
cltlteni of Padncah being out on their
housetops watching the light
The coon of the conflagration was
north eut and south
Llgon and Alleni tobaooo abed was
burned l with 400 hoRihead of tobac
co vmloed at about 175000 There
WM about 110000 insurance on the
toLaoooSix
Six other tobacco abs > l > were
homed with about 900 hogthcadi of
tobacco and moat of the other prop
arty wu frame dwelling The sheds
belonged to Llgon Brother Usher
Brothers Gardner and Key and J
A Wright
lu area the fire extended over ill
block The Jlllnoli Central property
WM In I Imminent danger for quite a
While but was eyed 1
There was the greatest excitement
In the little town aryl 1 today there hu
been lunch Buffering from lack of
home amt 1 work The lou will per
beta reach 1200000 but the amount
of Insurance cannot be estimated
Moat of the insurance on tobacco
REVIVAL NEAR
COL SCOTT THINKS G A D
RIVERS HAS A BRIGHT
ruturOtr 100 Men Will be Put to Work
Nut MondayForty Now
Working
CoL Tom Scott of St Loads who
le I nrwrlntemllne the work of recon
atrnctmg the furnaces at Grand Rlr
en was In the city last night and re
turned thla morning lie now has
1 forty men at work there and 1 Monday
will bare at bust one hundred
Cot Scott thick that Grand lily
era will certainly aoon be mired and
that It has a great future There li I
now nnnanal actirlty and when the
furnace start In about four month
there will doubtltll be a larger boom
tbauwa atcr known In the little
plpe
NEW BANK
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BANDANA 18 BTAAT1NO OUT
WITH AMODERN INSTI
TUTION
TUTIONi
Several prominent gentleman of
Bandana Bastard conntr yeaterday
mel and organised l a bank and the
amount of capital took aubacrlbal la I
InOOt r although they didnt expert
to get but 115000 Ills I < l
It will embark In Imilncu ai soon u
be necessary tapers can tar oUalu d
Ileum Stewart Payne and several
other are intereajed llo It
and doubtless much on other property
was held by Paducah agents The
water supply was Inadequate to the
occasion and is I said to hate been one
of the cause of the dlsaatrou spread
of the dame
The origin of the lire Is I unknown
It wu dltcoTered shortly after It
broke out aQlII I the third or fourth to
occur there within a few month
MaTfleld seems to hare been onnaual
ly I unfortunate in the the matter of
Urea the record being nearly thirty
In one year
The detailed loue are Oath Brad
ley residence 11000 Oath Bradley
grocery II 1500 ObaaJonu reel
denoe t 000i grocery IJOOOJ Jeff
Aloock warthona thirty nonheads
11000 Joe Hamlet residence 100
John AlIens heir two homes 1000
Joe Hamlet two dwelling 9000
Jack Reynolds Avi oottagea 11500
Llgon and Alton tobacco and ware
boar 171000 Jay Small retldence
and wagon yard 11000 Llgon Allen
residence 1500 Cab Allen ware
house 11500 Ewing Graham Jack
Perry forty hogshead tobacco
11000 Moore reandling bout
tiOOO Joe Wright rehandling
house 3000 Bob Moore renandllng
boos 1000 I Ben Keys and Fayette I
Qardner rrhndlng bogs l000j i
Hen K > T liqgihead factory lumber
yard fiOOOI Ton Ryan o I
ho l8 120001 ill other cottage of i
non resblenta 3000
Mr J II Bwwell of MayfieMwho I
i arrived at noon states that the total I
Insurance will possibly amount to I
i 1100000
1100000SI
SENSATIONAL
SENSATIONALINDICTMINTS
INDICTMENTS
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ASSISTANT LACKEY IS AMONG
THE UNFORTUNATES
Charged With GaminfcTh Grind Jury ll I
it Present Alter UrMcCoimicIc
former Superintendent
Hopklnivlll June alw1lctmeoll
returned by the grand July here are
against the following for gaming if I
tile IlIlIIIe aiyaini First t AMUttt
Physician Lackey Hecond Aulitoot
Stevens Supervisor Robinson Stew
art LeaYlll Prescrlptlonlst Wathen
State Inipector Clerk Phillips At
tendant Chile and City Judge George
F OunpbelL This afternoon the
grand jury Inteatlagtlngthe I charge
against Dr MCCOrmICk
MARKET REPORT
Todays Quotations
Uttkfl goUUo t firaltktl by Tie DIp
III Areas cl tke rtdMb CoaU loa compcDj
111 aath Third street rmtnd ortt t errs < <
Ut boa Ml > tCUoi bard of toad sad Ne
YOlk cotua sad flock nebs rer TeIpMl
5l
GR41N
WHEAT
Open UIIlIatow Class
June esj
July Ui 60j
Sep 664 60j
CORN July 43 4S1
Sep 447 U
SepOATS
OATS
OATSJol Seri 97f
Sep 90g 97
r t9TlS19N3
Pong =
Pongduly HU 1190
Bert 451 1613
LARD
LARDJol
July 8111 817
Sept 877 In
RIBS July 805 LOS
Sept 8 IS 1111
N F COTTON
JIIIT 810
Ang 798 l
Sept t6 7 1
Oot 4 t iS
Nor
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Ja H
fad9gsr N 9fU i <
9fUslIP lii
8 n 11 4 I
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tjfL va
L b N l01j lot
T a I 87 tj er
li DQ
liU91p 119
s a
The infant child of Mr John I
Smith of HIT South Third Street I
WM boded today I
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AUIINLTRIE I
TRIP
Paducah Teachers Are Preparing
to Attend the National
Association
MEETS AT DETROIT IN JULY
Prof C B Hatdeld In Charge of lhe Pdv
cih CrowdThere Well to a Special
Train Out of Louisville
LASTS FROM JULY 8lf > TO IZlh
Quite a number of Paducah teach
nand other are prep axing to attend
the meeting of the National Eden
tional Aatoclatlon at Detroit Mich
from July 8tbto Uth Inolulre
Among thou who hare already an
nounced 1 their intention of going are i
Sept 0 B Hatfleld Prof J T
Roa Mr May RIeke Misuse Adah
Bratelton Flora McKee Hannah
Bonds Harriet WllonEmma Morgan
Clara Moore
Other will doubtleu make up their
mind lain to go and may leers later
than the 8th when the above crowd
Ian Paducab An attempt will be
made to corer a Kit of citizen to go
A aprolal train of the Kentucky
crowd will be made up at Lonlarllle
and go straight through to Detroit
The last meeting of the National
Educational AiiocUtlon wa held at
Charleston a 0 and was a great
eucaas Teacher from all the couth
em and eastern states attended and
the lecture and dlicuailon were of
moll benefit to the educational world 1
It II I confidently expected thai the I
teacher will attend the meeting in
even greater Dumber than at the pre
dons meeting u the railroad bar I
not only offered eicvptlonatly low
fate with stopover tirlTllegrl at Tar
1001 points but the opportunity II I
afforded of teeing the Pan Ameriai
exposition at Buffalo u well a the
delightful summer resorts around De
troit Aalde from these feature there
baa t been prepared a moat elaborate
program full of Interesting discus
lion and leeiure od vital problem
of education which are to be dlcuaed
by authorltle who hare been elected
with great care Among Wee who
will speak are United State OommU
iloner f Education W T Humi
lion A T Hilt governor of Michi
gaps I Hon W 0 Maybury mayor of
Detroit and lion Richard Harconrt
minister of education Toronto
Out I Prof Halleck Is I down on
the program for a dUcoulon on
Economic and Education
Prealdent W Ooodel Jrot of Berea
college will deliver a lecture entitled
Educational 1 Pioneering the South
MB MnaaMn PTI WTlwtone
McddfJaey kupertntenednt of the
HopklnaTllle pnbllo chool will de
liver a lecture entitled The Library
and School A Coordinate Forces In
EdacatlonThe
The program already arranged
prombe a oonrention of unusual excel
lence and Interest There wilt be
eight aeulon of the general aocla
lion all uuton pf tit Mttpnal coin
IU An unlona of the department of
Indian education and two sessions of
each of the other aixteen department
making 51 eilon In all including
orer 150 prepared papers on education
al queitton by eminent educator be
hies numerous dlicpwlou round
able bp4 oh9tetepiee
T9e 1WPicta9ptIT4 nIIImllltl at
pftrglt ha pvoTlded Uhall for meet
JBgl 6gd nil other fMlUtlti for sea
e > afml eouTentlon sessions Arrange
ment are In progre for entertaining
In print homo at reasonable rites
from 11000 to 15000 member In the
expectation that the total attendance
will reach 30000
All who desire to DIke the trip
thould communicate with Bof Hat
field and ilgn the iN At OQce
1 re
Paw rUe cuTtfully compounded
Bttnjea lift
PROMINENT AGENTS
SEVERAL 0 AE L MEN IN THE
CITY YESTERDAY AF
TERNOON
Yeiterdajr afternoon ale < the tol
2w14A PIQr9b4A 494449 Iwd gent
f 4N4p4it otnctak TIJI4d fadlcah
11 1Im wa44l Aal Ut9 Apr 4th m
a t4OppK4e AHVtinl OweraA freight
Kra43 PAftmlllJ ttfll
yi both of Obtago Mid Mr J
4 fkerbnoker Division VnUht
Aftnt I of Ml Vernon ilL Before
Doming to Paducah they inspected
the tennlnalat Joppa Ill and think
there Ia i a bright future for that grow
big little place They were gunk at
th o Palmer while here
I18 3n IF l 1afl QIA +
Tllle juMAy fmffH pB Oka will
rtiijlji keif about next Saturday on her I
way toOteclanatl I
OIactaDatL1I
i WEEKLY EDITION Jt
PADUCAH KY THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 27 1901 1 A YEAR
26PADUCAH YEARI
LUME tNUMBER 26 r I
THE WEATHER t
The government report II I for con
tiuedl warm weather with local
T11 ca1
w rafL
cw ± jitJIED TIIEYEACiIEflS
4 0
I QUITE < A SENSATION AT FULTON
OVER SCHOOL BOARDS
1 1 ACTION
The School Board at Fulton Ky
rreated quite a sensation Monday
night by declaring the place Mine
meJobunfe and Mutt Cayce were elec
i ted to lush lu Can Institute vacant
The reason wu that the young ladle
yl bad been trying to get poaltloni u
teacher elsewhere after they were
Ucted there and It was rv llOrW had
said they wouldnt teach in Fulton
t If they couetd help It They were
axamloej here for teachers oertiK
t ntH and It U nndentood applied for
lace but did not get any
IL Mia1 Emma Lee Dnpreeof Jackaon
t wa elected to fill one of the Tacancle
bat the other one will not be fllltul for
two wake
The Fulton Leader slate that since
the BcKborBoard adopted Its mtrlo
lion reUtlre to dancing there bu
beam ooneldrrabl trouble with the
teaches
u leacbenfc imlj
pWARD DOUBLED
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GOVERNOR OFFERS I SOO FOR
HUOII LUCAS SLAVERS
p ti
Ll Fraukfott Joe 2400urllor
1 Beokham today doublet the reward
C offered for the arrest of the ranrdrrvra
of Hugh Loss of Pryoriburg Ky
who wan killed near Illckuian tereral
t sago while performing hie dntlx
u flagman on the llllnol Central
The reward le I now 1400 For renal
DTI detectlm wen on the trail of
the nTnrdfren and It wan at but
il cldi3 hews killed by the brother
or brotberejpf a young lady in Ten
s amieeT > III was repotted at the time
R that the murderer hail gone east
POLICE COURT
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TilE BKABLEt RAPK CASE 1H
NOT YETWNI8I1KD
The 1ft UnlgerIWaaley ape ease con
sumed the greater part of the day In
the police court New wItnesses wen
iatrodmoed but M the attorney on
both Mee I had more wilne ass ami
the caw WM continued until three
It oclock Ills afternoon
Clarence Oaloee WM font 110 amt 1
coats for a breach of the peace
There were two cate against James
Eakar both for breacKee of ordinance
by allowing mole to run at large
One WM dlambwd and the other
continued until tomorrow
Maggie Kagland got a fine of 110 and
coati for a breach of ordinance
The cue agalnat MO Mllam and
R O Thompson breach of ordinance
WM continued unlll tomorrow
Tbe owe against J R Drown for
maUoIoo cutting will be called this
aftnaoKO
This afternoon at a oclock the case
against J It Brown for mallclona
cutting WM dismissed and the Ileaabiy
eue WM continued until tomorrow
moroing
TWENTY LOST
DISASTER OFF CAPE BALLARD I
ESCAPE OF VIVE HUNDRED
fit John New Fonndlaml June
t6Tbe steamer Lualtanta WM wreck
ed off Cape Ballard and of the fife
hundred paaaeager aboard twenty
are reported lost The were In the
lifeboat when It foundereM The otbI I
j er were all save l
GRAVEL CONTRACTS
J
MAYOR LAND DOES NOT THINK
cONE WILtTifK LET AT
1PRESENT 1
1v v
Yeiterday afternoon there war are
3J e bid opened ft or farnlihlug grave to
the city The towed WM 60 cents a
p yard but It le claimed that a prorlao
inodlfle It to inch an extent that It
I could he anything from to cents to a
f dollar and a half
Pity Engineer Wlloox stated that
none of the bide conform to the ad
Trtleraent and Major Lang add
that be did not think the contract I
1 would be ki at all The matter wai
last night referred to the street com
Ullttee
+ JEtT i TUMUHRU
COMMITTEES WILL PROBABLY
HAVE A CONFERENCE
1TURN
Chairman tUdolph of the council
mmmlttM appointed last night to
suet with the etueitar company offl
dais with a ndew to settling the
Difference of the company and the I
city will probably bold a meeting to
f morrow some time
at I
r e q Jdy Pdopah day
tOa ro mlldumlataalal 1
yep 9
tRIBUTE PAID
l
Board of Magistrate Meet and
Pass Resolutions of
Rtspecttf n 1
JUDGE YOUNG PRESIDED
tA > s
The Chair of the CounIIJ JudjiWlllb
Duped In I Mourning for
Thirl Days
171 lHi
GOVERNOR T6 APPOINT A NEW fUDGE
There was a m < tlog of the fiscal
court or board of magistrate this
mrnlng at 9 oclock at the court
hone Juatlce Young the neareat
magistrate and acting county judge
WM allot to tbe chair and a com
mitt composed of Jnattce Bryan
llarkr amt Shemwell WM appointed
to draft suitable reaolntlon on the
death of County Judge Jolly
Julia R J Barber mute some ap
propriate reinarkii 1n tbe meantime
laying quit a pretty rtribnte to the
deoeaaeilThe
The fallowing re oltlon were then
dopteil ee
Whereas the lion J 0 Tally ha
been called from life and baa been
ruled by the hlgbeat of all court to
lay 1 down ble lifes Imrdeni and In
report to receive Mi reward lolL
world to come Any whereas by bits
death the office of county julge le I
vacant which oHlco of reiponalblllty
and trait be eo ably filled
Now wherefore be llreeolrext by the
bans of magfdntleof McOrackcn
aunty that In the death of the iron
J O Tally thceoinmunlty hM loot a
worthy and upright eltlaen the
county ban I lan abig tearless and
Donarrtatlie publlofbulclil and his
family hM lost an Indulgent and 1 toy
lug husband anA father and while lu
thoM who hare beet left bti I going la I
an IneatlruaM lou 1 yet by the going
be hM aalnt that to which he was ao
moth entltleil eternal mt
Rowlreil farther that a ropy of
tao rMolutlooi be spread oatbemln
eta of the county court record that
the mama tw Published In the lira l ot
Padueah mad a ropy of tame be sent
to bll wife
Signed R J BARBER Chairman
L U SHEMWELL
W N BRYAN
It wu ordered that the chair of
county Judge be draped In mourning
for thirty ITI The court then ad
Joornod to attend the funeral this
afternoon In a bolyr
Oorernor Beckham baa pot yet ap
pointed a successor to Judge Tully
There are two appllcanta Squire
J r M Etell and Mr Wynne Tally
Mr Charles Emery sap he le I nt an
applicant and would jiot + accept the
place
placeThere is I no doubt M to who make
the apinlntment The following la I a
copy of the law approred on Feb
very 10 18941 >
No III The following offlneri shall
bar commissions Issued to them by
the governor that la to say Secretary
of state register of the land oflloj
auditor of public account treasurer
commlaaloner of agriculture tabor
aiul tatlallo urjertutnib < nt of pub
llo Infraction judge of court of ap
rule clerk of the court of appeals
judge of be circuit court county I
judge police judge railroad com
mlaalonen commonwealth thorn 1
ey justices of the peace notarle
utIle and all officer of the militia
of rank and grade higher than and In I
cluding the rank and grade of cap
tain Should a vacancy occur lu any
of the said offlce by retaon pf death
or resignation or nmoral l or any
other cause or should a jilt vacancy I
occur In any ofcf tBloe 1f race there
I 1 no provision of law for HlllcK aune
anch vacancy hall be fillnl by the ap
polntou > pt of the governor inbjoct to
the provision of JJju couitilutton arc
plloable thereto
July 4 with a IDIrb display of
firework on the loves I front and July
5 with a grand flower parade will be
made CIIIrt Cairo mtdnm
mer carulral July I1 1 4 4 C and I
II l round trip on July4 ant 5 UftO
other days II se
DIED AT DANVILLE
Mrs Mary Newhon Mother of
Mr Lou Kell dial a Aif or two go
at Dantllle True and WM btujed
Morulay She WM about CO yean
old and Mr and MrsCell were at
her bedalde The report In some of
the par that Oapt Rail hail ahot
bl wife WM without foundatpn
tw
Ten bighQws pu jnJ > Uotreet t < big 1
minstrel high ola T ndeTllle1
band eonocrta atrfota of all qitlonij
With Sapho the beautiful and hnnl
Bred of minor attraction wilt be on
lha itreeUbf P lrok HLf rom July 1
to II lgclosl ely f1 pnder onlnnij I
gUl I Illn ti m2 e
3 l
MANY
KILLED
A Flyer on the Wabash Wrecked
In Indfana Las
IndiagiilaaslNight
Night
a
WENT THROUGH TRESTLE
Slultcn Emigrants Were Killed bathe Ac
t
client to Ihe Train and Many
j PastMigert Hurl °
> > t 1 il
ft f
THiT MISHAP WESr Of PERU
Peru limb June 4A west bound
Wabash flyer was wrecked ilxteen
mile west of here at midnight
The train WM going at terrible
peed when It crashed through a
tretle and sixteen Italian emigrant
were tent Into eternity
Of the fifty puaeuger many were
Injured and were prominent peopl
There WM great confusion and excite
ment M a mull of the wreck and at
present It cannot be definitely determ
toed bow great the mortality will be
It Is I not known bow the train cams
to go through the trestle
rt
LIVE IB RDS
MEMBERS OF TilE GUN CLUB
PREPARING FOR A SHoOT
+ Iewf
beJiotb
K There will be another Ie bird
about Friday afternoon at La Ball
part l There will bo about 15 entries
ami the shooting will be hotly con i
tested L The club la I now In fine shape i
and the hooter hire had moth praa
HOB Some excellent hooting ta ex
petted The money has been dlflded
Into the following per cent of the
entire receipt First pole ISO Ir
cent second 10 per rent and third
10 per cent The dun club hM 18
cured 300 bird for the shoot ant It
Will be one of the blggnt of the
return
returnWdS BLOODSHED
TWENTY POLICEMEN INJURED
IHABETTO WITH hTRIKERS
Itoeheater NY June 2aTwentl
policemen and eleven itrtken were
erloualy Injured thus morning In an
encounter la the treats
NEWAPPOINTMENT
APPOINTMENT
Maordeorge Saunders la I a United
Stale deputy ruaahal no more Ilia
tram expired with that of Marshal
tame and until Mr James gets his
boudmen aDd again Ie sworn Into
oRUw Major Sannder will make no
errata Since hli appointment ai a
deputy marshal Major Sander hM
pale ours of the beat In the stale and
will continue to lire up to hie former
record
July 4 snd S will be two big days
and hot night at Calnr mldaummer
carnival Come and baTe some fun e
NATIONAL EDUOATIOlf Ab A8SO
CIATION DBTROtT MIOI
JULY 7 TO U I
For the above occaalon the llllnol
Central railroad will all on July 7
ami 8tlcket to Detroit and return
wllb Anel return UmlVto July 15 at
Iou fare plu 3 for time rpnn4 > rp
IUpQo payment of K > cents and sur
render of ticket to the joint agent at
Detroti a further extension to Sept 1
will be given
M 1 J T DONOVAN Agent
FUnNACE MEN OOAlINNO
Mr S Frank Eagle of Milwaukee
one of the new owner of the Pailncah
trou Furnace will arrive In the city
tomorpw
200000 LOSS
Six Blocks in Mayfield Destroyed by Fire
This Morning at 1230
OClock
fr
Four Hundred Hogsheads of Tobacco Seven Rehandling
Houses and Thirtyt wo Dwelling Burned
Blaze Could Not be Controlled
Or
Say Run Me In 2
iHARTS I
Where Gas Ranges
H
u SOLD AT CST
Kung Quifkj They are oin
Qeo 0 Hart Son
Hardware and Stove mpanYe
303 TO 307 BROADWf
n
i
IT IS
OFFICIAL
Headmaster 1 A Downs Appoint
ment to New Orleans Is
Permanent
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Chief Engineer Harihan at Memphis
Changes on the Memphis Division
Reported fur July
INTERESTING RAILROAD MATTERS
Mr It A Down transfer to the
office of Road Master of the Mlaalaalp
ril dlrlaon of the L 0 has been offio
tally announced Mr Pat Oalrln
has been appointed Road Muter of
tbe LocliTlll dlrlalon to succeed Mr
Down and Mr Martin Orahen bel
been appointed Jto the place vacated
by Mr Pat Calvin Mr James 01 I
Tin has been appointed a auperrlaor
of the northern end of the LontnlUe
dlrlaton These chance were official
If 1 cooflrmeJ this morning
Chief Engineer W J Ilarahan left
the morning at IIn oclock for Mem
phi on a special train accompanied by
Superintendent A Phllbrlck of the
Memphis division and Train Mute
Jack Flynn
Mr Obu Sugar of the Yard Mu
I pers offlce is I on the Ick lat
Mr II U Wallace luperlntendent
of the Louisville dirlalon returned to
LoulaTllle this morning comp
led fay Mr Martin Oran
To provide for the fut growing ex
port trade which U finding an outlet
from the port of the South will be
the chief million of J T Ilarahan of
the Illlnoii Central railroad In a voy
age to Europe which be wlll make
next month The director of that
great road ban already taken steps
largely ta increase tie f acllltle for
handling this business by arranging
for a weekly steamer service ta Oreat
Britain This however II 1 not inffl
dent and an effort will be made to
attract additional shipping
When I go to Europe said Mr
Ilarahan today I shall take with ma
fact and figure to bow to vessel
owner the Importance of Nee Or loan
u a port In order to Bet tonnage to
take are of tho export trade It Ia 1
necessary to Induce Import One Ii
Iiarllel I
largely dependent upon tbe other ItI I
will therefore be my task to try to
pro to vessel ownore that It will pay
them to bring their merchandise to
Ne Orlean for dlitrlbutlon and take
away what the railroad will be able
to bring to that ally the year
When Improvements now underway
by tile Illlnol Central In New Orleans
are completed the company will ban
an elevator capacity there of 2COO
OOObnaheU
Muter Mechanic Barton returned j
from LouUTllle yesterday afternoon j 1
Chula and Thomas Crrlngton and
Robert Johnaon eliding near aodj j I
burg III have been captured and j
I
plaoed In the Johnson county jail by i
bllpeelel
special agent Orlftln of the Illinois
Central railroad charged with at I
tempting to wreck a train on the Pa
dacah branch of tberoatI I
Several montha ago Johnaona moth j I
er was killed near the pleat where the
attempt to wreck the train occurred I
and It U thought that a iplritofre1
range wu the animus back of the
recent crime A roung man tamed
Aabby escaped and hu not aa yet
been captured All the prisoners are
young men The preaent capture la
ponaldered a very Important one h III I j
official I
I
OcalaSupervisor
Supervisor W O Wtggener wu la
the city alt night I
r 1
Grand barbe oe at Orlea Ford
even mites from Pad llcab on the
larks river Saturday July A I
Plenty of amusement Everybody In
Tlted 1
Rsvroas
SUES FOR BREVIOES
Mr George T Harrii today filed
ault In the circuit court against the I I
drab New Publishing Co toro 1
over 110485 he claim doe him for
work Mr Harris was for several
month a reporter awl daring that
time eUlnii ko wa not paid nguarly
and that a talanoe of IOUS ladue
him
QCXJD PROMOTION I
Following the announcement that
M I r J F Wallace la to be made a thetl
retoor of the llllnol Central come
th announcement that General Sup
erintendent M Oillru Ie i to be pwr
moled and will have his U ijnartera
In Chicago tM tV9 > Leader says
tat Itt pPY84 It W take place some
ffOf 091 njjontk ud that Mr OUku
U < ob vm dd by Mn W 8 King
now upermtendtut of the Jackson
Teno division of the Illlnou CtPtnlj
It U not now aunomnced who will sue
ceej Mr JinI
MARRIED IN JACKSON
A POPULAR L O FREIOIIT CON
OUOTOR WEDS MISS
ADAMSON
Mr Frank Stetzel a well known
freight conductor on the Padncah and
Jackson Tenn run wu married at
10 oclock yesterday morning In Jack
son to Min Elizabeth Adamson Mr
Stetzel ha many friend here who i
will be pleaaantly surprised to learn of
of his matrimonial venture Th
young lady ta I well known In fjf
neuee and la one of the moat i ft
young ladle In Jackson J
A BOYS OIONvp9r i
Mr Eddie Farrah j Ii
bicycle thl moral 5 e
buggy on Third I
Broadway and i
death He lumpedse 7
e
on him and non
under thewhoebw
rood scare he r v
rbsTOBAi1
All tb ir
ha d
J
rug
I one hogeail were lug i
Which brougbt from 1473 toS B5
BADLYHURT
A BOY BADLY HURT
Marshal the 8 eyar old IOn of Mr
U Doo Bryant of Harrison streetr
while cutting wood this morning cut
hla right foot with an ale An artery s
wu severed and for a tl u It looked
u If be would Mood to death Dr
Roberts i was called and dressed thef
Injury t
lnJuryMANY
MANY FISH CAUGHT
The gavel pit back of the Banmer
dairy wu drained yesterday and atom
two wagon load of Uh caught ST
enl Lo blacksmiths seined the pit
before It 1 went dry and captured the
greater portion of the flh caught
BRIDGE COMPLETED
The new eTentrlx foot brlilgo noar
Lewiaburg being built by the county
wu completed today There are now
only about forty mile of county rods
not In good condllon The twenty
flvq mile of new dirt road being built
are progressing nicely
YMCAWORK
STATE SECRETARY ROSEVEAR
RETURNS TO LOUISVILLE
TONIOIIT
State Secretary H E Roaerear of
theY M 0 A will return to Lout
Tllle tonight to attend the monthly
meeting of the state committee The
committee will paaa on the work of
the different auociation and especial
ly examine and receive the report of
the subscriptions In the different
cities In Corington the oltiien
ban railed two subscriptions of tOa
000 each with good prospects of soon
obtaining f 60000 The citizen of
Islington are also subscribing to reach
150000 with which they will erect a
Y M O A bulMlrg The soared
annual convention of Mnhlenbera
county will be held next week and
Secretory RoaeTear will be present
The financial canraaa In this city U
reported u progressing and II la be
lieved the necessary amount will be
made up In the specified time Tho
inbwrlptloni for the swimming pool
Ire coming in fut and It a 1 thought
that no trouble l yjahterer will be n
perlrnced in obtaining the neoeaaarr
amount
MANCHESTERS1 COMPROMISE
ILoodon June 20 Engeno Zim
merman of Cincinnati bat put his a
ionlnlaw the Duke of Manchester
In a poaltlon to offer his creditor 13 t
hilling lI pence In the pound A
meeting will be held Thursday to con
alder the proposal f
A BIO CHECK
IA
buI
been notified that a check for 18000
he amount of the compromise In the
Grand Hirer cue hu been forward
ed Ai icon u It arrives Tarioua
amount of eomprlmba agreed on
aometlme ago Will be paid and 1 the
title will be practically clear m
f 8 S CONVENTION v
The Annual Convention of the Mo
taken County SundaySchorl Amos
latlon will be betel at Palestine Juno
IIuoo 1901 Those who cannot attaniV f
him meeting may have the opportun
ItT of bearing the beat talent engaged
In this cause on Saturday evening at
743 p im at the Broadway M F
Church Also Sunday afternoon at
three oclock Po mt the Cumber
land Presbyterian Church E
Beside local apeaktn tWn wits
b e Prof Fox well kD > pr to peo
ple hrProf IL tt Taylorof Late S
Tllle and MU Minnie Let fnjHT
one ot If tery finest prtmaiy weaker >
wkow fame la becoming lattonal jr j
The Ia irao toi
evening from Tcnneaae rlr
The City of Golooodi
excuralon trip to Oal
The Marble Hall ba
down to play a ret vXVV8
J
with Ibe Cairo tt
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