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S THE SUN S-
and su SulnnnnuupanaI
It VOLUME VII NUMBER 86 PADUCAHKY MONDAY EVENING APRIL J 1901J i 10 CENTS PER WEEK
BOILINGPOLITICS
tHot Fights Occurred In Many
Mado In
Evansville
BIG EXC1ITEMENT IN 01110
sJM
Tomorrow St louiS and Chicago Will
Elect MiyortGreat Interest
U Manifested
s
BOTH SIDES ARE CLAIMING VICTORY
OUiTUnJ 0 April 11There Iis
great excitement over the niajroraltelection hero and In Dayton youngs
town and In nearlorery city In Ohio
except CincinnatiTho local elections lure quite ia
bearing on state marl national politicsM QoTfmor Nash and Benator Forakerwho are candidate for reelectionhas taken an acttre IlIrt-
Ue Ulerelaiul Indlcntlons pointtowant tlw election at William JAim the Hepublleon raiKlldatr amt
s the tinted of Tom 1 Johnson Demo
I crat br a small plurality Clerelancto nominally Heimbllean by about8000 rlnrallty
In Tolnto the Republican declarethat Ornrnl HoMaken will In electsmajor by at least 3000 niajerlty am
the Jooe managers say they will have
not leer than 1000 plurality Tlubetting vale from 100 to 78 to 1 W
I on Jones with plenty of Jones mono
ay and few takers
IN MISSOURI
4t St Louis April 1 The contoshere for Worlds Fair mayor I1s thehottest ever known The electionI IIs-
e onMrrow and the candldatr areGeorge H Parker Republican RollWell OU Democrat Ie Merlwetb
rt Silver candidate and Chaunce
Ftlley running as a good governmentcandidate
IN ILLINOIS
Chicago April ITho mayoralty
I1 Ion lake plao tomorrow Oarte
Harrison claims victory by 30000
th1tIK INDIANAETanaTlll AptU tThe hottest
lection for years Is oa for city onions
t today Both sides are clalmbiK tho
victory The candidate for motorT are J W lloehne and Mr Covert
The following offierra from otherclllosI are here to guanl the pollsJohn M Ashby Owenb oro Ky Eli
jah Henry Henderson Ky T Jotter raJncah Ky Otto V Knapp
Newburg Int1t L N rVirage and
W 1L Aitou Rockport Inl amito Mr Uoyce Mount Vernon Ind
t DR BRIGGS
t AN ntOQUKNT LKCTlRK AT Till
V it C A YHSTIJRDAY-
AKTHRNOON
Dr Brlgg oi the Broadway Mtthodid charch talked oa The Gospel olthe Italy at the V M1 C A yesterdayafternoon Abut duty were present
There was a special musical program
Ir Sperry ol Obeillu 0 will talk outI Sunday
COLOREDiRECRUITS
The colored recruiting omcer leftI today at noon with five recruits The
following an the names of thorn en
Rated Oren Clark Elijah Evans
Carl W Lucas Tom Tolliert ant Ar
thur Brewer Brewer IU now in jailcharged with stealing a dog and tradtog It fr sty pent In money and two
j shirts He did not leave with the
other recruit wBOARD OP IIELATII MEETS
7are will be a called meeting of
1Ibo boanl of health this afternoon
Some Important matters of Interest t-ot the public will U brought before the
board
I DR FRANK BOYDOFFICE IN
i di PfBROOK BILL BUILDING
e Telephone 238Fourth and Broadway
r tar Take the elevator
1 Just Received an-
Elegant Line of
Lazells and
NkWodworthsFINE PERFUMES-
Call and See ThemG-
ARDNERS DRUG STORE
Third Iii
4
CLERKS UNION
SRVHRAt CANDIDATK3 WILL TO
NIUHT UK INITIATED BV
RETAIL CLERRS
The following persons wilt be laltlated Into the Clerks union tonight-
Messrs Guy Robinson 1 A Urban
sktr Al llsai John L Ray A H
Priant Ernest Sister and Miss Klla Antenon
The membership of the union haibeen steadily Increasing and now theenrollment shows ninetyone names
Clerks unions are bring formed all-
over the country anti are gainingstrength steadily
Nothing of Importance excepting theInitiation of the new members will txplaced before the body at toutghtimeeting
NEW PREACHER
REV RI1I WILL ARRIVE PROM
NA8I1VILIK TOMORROW
RevJC Reid of Nuhvllle Tennwill arrive Tuesday evening to tubecharge of the pulpit of the CumberlsniPresbytetlan church lie will conduct
the prayer meeting on Wednesday nightapt go to Mayfield Friday evening toattend the Presbytery Dr Reid will
then return Saturday evening presetSunday morning and return to Mayfield
to stay uutil the close of the Presbytery
lie was eipected to preach his lint sonmen ytstenlay
WAS INDICTED
DORIS NOBLE IS CHARGED WITIIWILFUL MURDER MEMPHIS
Attorney J M Worten who has beenemployed by Mrs1 Months hHamilton todefend her daughter Dorl Noblewhose real name IsI Maggie McMsn <
and who killed W A Hogln a priuncnt men at Memphis last week has re
turned from MemphisThe womsn was lidlcted for wilful
murder and the trial will take placesometime within the nest mouth
PARTIES SPLIT
CUBANS OPPOSE PLATTAMENDMENT
Washington March SQSanor VII
bends of the committee on relationsof the Cuban constitutional conven
Lion yesterday signed the report oftenor Juan Gnaltvrto Qomei thusplacing a majority of the committeeIn opposition to the principal featureof the Platt amendment Neither theradical nor the conservatives seemanxious to put the question to an 1m
medUttote The plan to tend a delegation to Washington IInllIs beingfavorably considers
mlInI
fictlwu Wail politics being the chiefsubject of discussion
it IIs doubtful It the conventionwould aeocpt the amendment as IIbis
Rcpubllcandelegate from Santiagoand Santa Clara though they haveken repudiated by their party tot coting against the amendment still holdtheir seats Radically opposite viewsan held by different groups of thesame party and this tends to substanSlate the assertion of the conservativepweasI that the opposition to the amendment U csntcrwl In lInn and thatthe delegate da njf represent the feel
lg Of their constituentsA split is threatened In the national
party of pavans because of a resolution adopted against the Platt amendment fVncr Tamayo secretary of
stele resigned from the party today
Orlala ef a rtwssThe expression robbing Peter to
par Paul had its origin In the rivalrysibling between Westminster Abbeyformerly Hf Petera cathedral and fitPaula cathedral In London In 170then was a deficiency In u fffMuryot St Paula and an appropriation ofmoney belonging to SL Peters was
male to cover the deficiency The peo-ple who weep averse to the action ask-
ed the quMtlo it Wby rob St Petersto pay at Paul t
The BUN Ms no superior any wa-
rPAUPERISM
I
Tile drat of the thdrty the bane ofany pit Ion le to epslily prevented thatthere is smell escdeter Arpn Ibo drlaborer al small ever yesgh thealmshouse Ior time 1HO menchant or the man on a fair salary Its acrime when life Insurance Is so chapand the test companies offer so manygood plans toepfmlutisafeaturef forthe bachelor See us about It
The old reliablel Phoenix Mutual olHartford Conn writes the mot liberalupl44tl ° policy and one which pro-tects your f Jllil1 ender all circumtttucel
JULIUS FRIEDHAV
Ih
The Paducab SunSIGN
AT ONCE
Practically an Ultimatum Has Been
Sent to China by
Russia
rA RUPTURE ISTHREATENEi
An Uniucceitiul Attempt WM Made tto
Assassinate Cia Nicholas
Yesterday
THE FANATIC THEN KILLED HIMSELF
Washington April 1 Authenticomelet reports today state that Russiahas sent practically an ultimatum toChina threatening severe diplomaticrelatlonslf China does not immedlately sign the Manchurian treaty
This was done despite the fact thatEngland Germany and Japan pre
sented identical notes to Russia and
China warning them that the signing
of the Manchurian agreement will In
voice the partition of Chins Francewhile declining to cooperate withEngland Germany and Japan has In
united to Russia that she would regard the conclusion of the Manchuriantreaty as an unfriendly act
London April IThe News todayprints a cable from Kleff stating thatgreat excitement has been created by
a member of the Imperial householdfiring twice on Ciar Nicholas Falllug to assassinate the emperor the man
suicided
OFFICIAL COUNT
IT BEGAN AT THE COURT HOUS
THIS AFTERNOON AT 1
OCLOCK
The democratic county committeethis afternoon began the official countof Thursdays primaryauawilt prob ¬
ably finish br eveningSecretary Eaton stated hat there
would probably be chugs In all tillprecincts as a result ol uncounted votesbut likely not enough to alter resultsalready announced
PASSION WEED4 TGRACE CHURCH
Passion week service In Onechurch Rev D Eo Reed rectorMonday Tuesday Wednesday 430p m Wednesday 780 p mj Mann
dy Thursday with Holy Communion
it 8 P m Good Friday 1030 n m
Saturday Easter eve 8 R m Those
who offer plants or flowers for thedecoration of the chancel on Easter day
will tend them on Saturday Thelower dppr of fIhe church will be open-
ed for their resepUon
EPWORTII LKAOUp 8EHV10ESThe Epworth League of the Broad
wy Methodist church will have aninteresting meeting In the league parIon this evening at 730 oclock DrO W Brlgg will conduct the deco
lonal scfvlco and the talented younglawyer Mr A V JkeT will make
an address on Success Ja
BROKE TIER LEFT WRIST
Jl ill KtWfr Uo nfteen year oldI
daughter of Kurk perry felldown the stairs this morning at has
homo comer of Eighth and Clay
tIL and broke her left wristJ1r Reddlck dressed the Injury
TIIEE TEAIIEIt
The government forecast isI for rain I
followed by colder weather I
mess the coufk Id cart tls eoN
U t twa wltiseat unartle0 Prix
enU
0 SON
POLICE COURT
ALL Tilt SALOON MEN FINE D
sib AND COSTS FOR SADDATII-
ViOLATIONS
About lityav8 saloon keepers were
fined tlO and cost today In the pallete
court for violating the Sabbath Thfiner and cost amounted toabout 1800
John Bennett colored was fined 11
and oat Ion being drunk and doorderly coo locl-
TomOIrk was find tl and toutfor a plain drunk
Homer Williams colored was fined
11 and costs for disorderly conductHarry Wok colored for striking
another boy was fined t5 and coauIW 0 Whitney for keepln ga disor
derly house at the Red Fox was lined
t25 and cost on motioned ProsecutingAttorney Campbell
Thomas Glass for being drunk anddisorderly was fined 15 and costs andrecognlted In the sum of t200 to keep
the peace and not molest his family
againMaahallOwencolored for a breach
of the pesos was fined tlO undo ostsno slapped Easter Gray
Charles Foster breach of the peace
case was continuedThe housebreaking case against Lou
Hutchlnson was left open Ile 1hcharged with breaking Into Sam Good
mms and will no doubt be acquitted
KILLED IN MILL
MAC DAVIS CRUSHED AT THE
FERGUSONPALMER MILL
Hit Body Was Horribly Mangled by Being
Caught In the ¬
Held
Mao Davlcoloredws killed In theFergusonPalmer mill on South Thirdstreet this afternoon shoat S oclockby being caughtby a shaft
He was horribly mangled his head
being torn off and his limbs wrenchedIn two Ha was about 40 yean old
married and lived on South Fifthstreet An inquest wu being heldat press time
+PIEPJ N GEORGIA
Mr G W Edwards has receivednotice of the death of his onlnlawifather Rev William Hunter at Co
lumber On The deceased had been
rector of tha Episcopal church therefor 17 years and stood high In the
oommnnlt1I
A SUIT WWILL
ICII
WEAR
iqI look well IIs Badeof good material That is the basis ofeverything Nest cornea the tailorswork It doesnt require talent to pro
dace a rwellII nit It does requirehonesty and honestyIs here In huntance Every little detail has attentionEvery stitch 1is perfect We hare a largestock of both foreign and domestic
dotheao varied that something heremust please y-
ouGrand Leader323 BROADWAY
IieA MTTtf 3JT1 Of ICE i
IN ONE OF HARTS
j CELEBRATED REFRIGERATORSIs tho One Thing NetcssaryJp
ECONOMY COMFORT AND HAPPINESS
t DEPEND UPON IT
t Prices Extremely Low >14 Refrigerator Perfectly Made r-J The only1 Refrigerator tjtft has itgod tfift teatt of yearsr J We have soldIt many years and still it
ANpS LOADER OF THEM ALL
tILE REFRIPRATQRS FOR ZlSQ-v
22-
s fully wjirfjotfJj 1 U41l tel thcjjf ecattej l1rtc tic as muchII
GEO HART Hardwarei iAnd Stove Company i
303 to 30lBruaataI ni V I Lrlu to 3O1 uro Jw
FEDERALCOURT
The Flag Foats Over Uncle Sams
Building Today The U S
1Court In Session
GRAND JURY IS DISMISSED
Judge Etins end Hit Offlcen ire Dispatch-
ing the Dullness of the Court In
a Rapid Manner
INTERESTING NOTES OF THE COURT
The April term of federal court be
gan at the government building thin
morning with a Urge crowd In attend
anoeThecourt officers are Judge Walter
Evans R D 11111 district attorneyJohn O Fitzpatrlck assistant AD James marshal M 0 Jamesdeputy W A Blackburn rubies
Court convened at t oclock and al
once got down to workThe grand jury with Mr F M
MoFarland foreman was Impaneledfollows C R Rollinger Hazelwood IV A Woodall CrayneyvilleJames Williams Palmer Peter Stephens Mllbern T E Hopper CadisJoe Dupes Columbus A J Crtttendon Marlon F M McFarland Futton R M paler HIckmsn J T finssell Shiloh a a Wilson Pryorsburg J II Nelson Hampton W DHurt Benton 0 W MerrrlweatherJ N Anderson and J T Durrett Pa-
ducah R A Sale Mayfield R FBrown Hughey
Tho petit jury was ImVpnoled as
follows A M Bellow Hlckman j
W N Neville Arlington I a S Gritflth Padneah A M Chastaln Patecah Willis Morgan Paducah E B
Prathher Hlckman W D ClaytonHazel George O Terrell Caldi JA Davidson Levies Ky n J Box
tell Clanton Ey Q 1 LaneFlorence John W Adams HickoryOrovej Ahlthal Wallace CeruleanSprings W J Clayton PrincetonGeorge W Ilouser Florence T PWayne Moscow I Ii V Stone Marion
John W Fry Melber a G Wood
Benton i John Boyd Eddrvllle iQeorge
Owing Murrar 0 0 Butt Lamasco
J N Riley EuttawaW a PreshellSmlthlandiM L Cummins sod JoeDupes Arlington
SUITS AGAINST PADUOAH
The suit of Roberts do Co of New
York against the city of Padncah for
110000 damages for alleged breachcontract has been continued br acrtttmsnt
Time suit oj Sf Louts persons againstthe city to collect Interest on the repudiated bonds was also continued byagreement
The grand jury returned several in ¬
dictmentsJ W Tally Leonard Copeland
Soup Williams and Prank Elliottwere Indicted for bootlegging butonly Elliott and Copeland were conviotedboth being fined tlOO ant giventhirty dayi la jell
Wm Robertson for running aiteamboftt without s license pleadedguilty and was fined 1100
Motions were mite to remand Inthe cases of 1 P Itohsrt Md JoinWhttworth against the Illinois Cen ¬
tralRobertGray of near Princeton
Ky who passed a t50 confederatebill on a saloon keeper was releasedI demurrer to the Indictment wassustained Gray is a country boy whocannot ret and claimed tht hJH waspassed on hlnjI Tha p44r1 hoM tbfttIxratcdf rate aIIPIfIIlU Dot counterfeitmoney and released the prisoner
Leonard Copeland toy postofflce
robbery wai given ona yepr IO therovernmnt rejoim Mfeojg-
r
J3jt tte =
FFEOT3 KpNTVOKY WHISKEY
Local whiskey men and whiskeylealera all over the state are dlspleaseel with a bill recently piqued by theMissouri legislature and awaiting theIgaatnra of Governor Dockerr Tt-
fires a taiof 10 cents ojj varg ffttl1af wltttj 4f44B M wQ lk state andI Is i Vl the governor will sign It
Kentucky whiskey dealer signifytheft Intention If he does of fightingthe matter through the courts claimlog that U class legislation Whiskey I
men say tho law if declared cowtttulonal will drive hflndjfj pr whole
tiers jobbttl fps retallort out ofbnstueQ-
C
05 br pIUII-The penny lu the sltI svstem of dist-
ributingl
gas IIq tip poorer tttricta ot-
Londoo has pressed aq woceaaful thataltppmyp at tax bslnx Wade to applyeleptrtHgkt lIa tke acme way Toeestry ef Ntenes has meted a large
generator station and laid the necesnary caMs The BiturMar InstalledIn earls house the of oat to the cuamerwho simply pays for the amountot electricity he consumti
HOLY WEEK
YESTERDAY WAS PALM SUNDAYEASTER JS NEXT SUNDAY
Yesterday won Palm 8nnd y tho beginning of holy week which Ifa oberredlln the Catholic Episcopal andLutheran churches The tat of Lentends with Eater Sunday a week fromyesterday
Daring Holy week the services willbe Imposing and solemn particularlyon Thursday when the Institution ofthe holy encbarlit li commemoratedOn Friday Chrliti crucifixion Ilabrought to mint by the services known
u the way of the cross Thechurches are draped In mourning andthe boll CIO loving nntl Eaiter Sun ¬
day In several of the states GoodFriday Is a legal holiday
SURPRISED BURGLAR
ONE SEEN AT WORK OX MR AtOLSr DRNKKRS SAlE
An attempt was made bout I oclockthis morning to crack the sate at August and Charles Bunkers grocery andsaloon at Ninth and Washington SU
Sirs Sam Llebel who lives nest doorheart someone sewing and after listenlog for quite a while she went andaroused ilr Henry Foreman whoboards there f
Mr Foremen with pistol in handwent outside and saw a man at workonMr Denkera safer using a small lightlie could not discern the burglars color He find his pistol and the burglarsnuffed out his light and vanishedthrough a hole in the door afterwardsfound to be there he had sawed out apanel He did not get Into the safe
A
Tint PASSOVER
The Feut of Passover one of themost important In the Jewish calendarbegins LVedneelynight and continuesone week In all Jewish churches orthodox and reformed there wilt be seevices Wednesday night and Thursdaymorning Ulhe orthodox churchesthere will glee be services Prldsy mornlug
1Investigate Osteopathlq treatment
for all female troubles Dr IIeedIBrookhttl building 37m6
All the Very LatestFads in
Ladies Misses and Crras Shoesafid Sli cyab
Ladles Oxfords from 125150 and 2
IT TO 33
In Patent Vid English Enam ¬
el Vici Kid and VeloursLeathers
<
HATS
IeI all your butlnca needSecure it for it through
i e
GRANDJURYI
Judge Husbands This
That August
Twelve
MR TOM J REID
The Petit Jury Will Be Impaneled To ¬
Are t85 Cuesfor Trial
COUNTY AND COURT
The April term of the MoCraokencircuit court began this morning at 9oclock Judge Husbands presidingThe reports of officers were receivedand deputy sheriffs sworn In
The grand jury was Impaneled asfollows T J fowl foreman Philantler Pool J M Brewer Henry Rudolph John Dean W A Langston JJ Clark JW Mitchell J B WyattHugh Burrows Chris Llotell usuryRouser The court instructor them J
and they are In session this afternoonMotion was made to trader the I
suit of Mrs Zoo Mallonre against theIllinois Central for 110000 for tholoss of a leg to the federal court butnot passsed upon
Court adjourned at noon until to-
morrowI
when the petit jury will heII
ImpaneledTherebe about 18S
to dispose of with 40 or 50 prisonersIn jail awaiting trial or indictment
COUNTY COURTEliza Griffith qualified as admlnis
ratrlx of the estate of R Oeceased
Ellen Colyer deed to John Walkerfor 13300 property In
F Foster has made settlement
e
t010 It
fie A It
u Ruanllaa of Willie Leo iCOURT j
Judge Tully held courttoday but there were no carat ofterest disposed
FISCAL COURT tJudge Tully and all the
will tomorrow convene In regular seadon of fiscal court acounty road Ila lobe eltctedj
OIL FOUND IN BATHML Sterling Ky March 30
Abundant success seems about to re-
ward¬
the effort of the MtSterling Oil and Oas company Lastsummer and fall this company sanktwo wells In 4thls city and later onone at Spencer In the county Whileneither ofthese oil the compony and Its manager Mr tLewisCraig an Indiana oil expert exam ¬
inert tho sand and wereconvinced that they wero on the righttrack and that oil was surely In thelead They worked theirway into Bath kcountT where nearthe mouth of Bearer creekwere sunk each of which baato be a producer in payingFrom the first well sunk at this point
barrels of fine oil anpumped each fay and the other twoare doing equally as well
This success of the Mt Sterlingcompany has treated a Harry in oilecircles and are flocking to the from allover the county to that locality anXJteasing property at high rritr
MANS LEOAUEThe Working Mens
met ant several
of work clubs The fretIs to be probablyat hill
he
r
aster NoveltiesI ROCK Ii
Geo Rock
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SPECIAL SALE
ONE WEEKONLYfie
EASTER
PublicityaSunieeeieTHE SUN 1
11
PlacesArrests
TeJluSllect
MachineryIn-
quell
Morning
Impaneled
FOREMAN
morrowThere
QUARTERLY
Indictments
Griffiths
Mechanicsbnrg-H
Son
FORIt
QUARTERLYquarterlly
Thompson
Iottmagistrate
Wednesdaysupervisor
persistent
produced
thoroughly
gradually
quantities
twentyfour
nowprospectorsnelhgborhood
WORKING
PolltlcalUagnayesterday afternoon914nitorganization
organized WedwsdayQajlman
DrikUrAPamadeelectiontbtTIzhisoD1lPllonblIlnmachphrrfaallrdrhkfntIL
AT rIOxI¬
seasonIs the Cuban heel alb> the full XV style
ASK TO SEE THEM 1jrFatodate at A
MODERATE PRICES jYoull flnd it at
Rockst
Broadw321
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CENTSLBUYS Any BOYS
SHIRT WAISTaIN THE HOUS
With the single exception of the Friend brandFormer Prices 50 cents and 75 cents
Mothers ofos pt < Take Notice f
SUITSFURNISHINGS
AND SHOES
Inl
proven
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