Paducah Sun, 1901-06-20

SUPT RENSIIAWI I I PROMINENT ILLINOIS CENTRAL OtKICIALS DUE HERB THI3 AFTERNOONE AFTERNOON Train Dispatcher J n I Alvty who has been In Ban Franclioo attending lira convention of Train Dispatchers rtturura homo 1 lad night Ho had a very fine trip with everything < tilhg along imoothly eireptlnK a wreck on his return trip lu > whlch hisneck wa s badly stralned7 7 M OHlem ° assistant superintendent 1 of all line south > of the Ohio river will pass through the city this after afternoon - noon afternoon en route to Memphis from Lonli vllloWilliam William Renshaw inpcrlntendent of machinery of the Illlnoli Central will anti In the city this afternoon from St Louis dlvlilon on business Hojls on another tour of Inspection The Illlnoli Central hero added to 0a their shipping facllltlei by securing a line of steamships from New Orleans to Glasgow The company hai the control of more than lOOiteamen that carry freight to different Irl of the world but nntll a few day they wen unable to secure any line running 00 tween New Orleans and Glasgow A telegram was received Monday at the local freight olnco that arrangement I alt been completed with the Weir steamship company to handle freight I In connection with the road between the point named above Mr Howard 0 Warden the marl I I known machinist who resigned l hli situation atth local Illinois Central I shop several week ago b1 gone Into lthe graphophon business He li the I tint man to go Into the KrlPhol hone nome plebe line I brought to Padncah TODAYS TODAYSEXAMINATIONS EXAMINATIONis S I I TEACHERS AT THE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING BEGIN THEIR WtrKSevtral Applicant Post Office Positions Being Ciamlned Today r I The applicant for teachen certln ate In the publlo school are being examined today at the high school building The eliminations were be begun - gun begun Chi morning at 0 oclock and will not be finished before tomorrow Then are four male whit ppllcanlaI I Including Prof Snyder who was nolI I examined when hf wai appointed to I the prlnclpalshlp of Longfellow bold I ling and twelve female making a to I tal of ilitctn applicants I I Then are eight female and three male colored applicant being exam inedTbe The teacben who liav been teach ing In the school and have ccrticflatca do not have to be examined and the examination now being held an to show who li I and who li not competent to teach When the paper are graded those passing will be given celll catI and will bn eligible to an appointment aa a teacher In the public schools The civil service examination be gan at the government building under the dtnctlonof Mr Fred D Albion The following an the applicant for a carrier 0 B Williamson Earl ILa llawn and Feral Wratherlngton cf IVlaeah John L Fonst Brlensbnrg For clerk MlM Mattle D Langstou Kilward 0 Klley Hemna Barnett and William A Smith Paducah and Tom 0 McGregor of Fristoe Ky n PACTS ABOUT ARMIES AId rs Lire lhftUns 1 Kaowa ao a Ttr rhmsg reky Until the time of Charles XII of Sweden the artillery was not consid ered a part of the army the men test I tug In It were nut idldleri but regard et I as inrthinlca the offlrcn had no rank Charlei XII gave artillery offl cell a rank and regularly organized i the artillery Into compaalei The bal lie of Pavla demonstrated the sup I rloilty of the gun In the heeds of the Slunltb Infantry The musket carried a two ounce ball and sometimes brought down at one fire two or three mailed knights The French sent a flag of truce to remonstrate against the UIO of such barbarous weapons Alexander says 1eanona Weekly had four kind of cavalry thi cata phraetl or heavy armed horse the light cavalry carrying spears and very light armour the acroballstae or mounted misers used for outposts patrola and reeonnolterlng duty and the dlmicho or troop expected to act either II cavalry or Infantry Alexander the great reorganlicd his father army Tbe ale ot Parka of ilxteen mm was tile unit two fllei made a dllochy two dllocblea mate a titrarchy two tetrarchles texlarchy twp Of ppete a syntagura sixteen of these a small phalanx four of them atitra phalangarrhr otbtrwlse known ai a lanr phalanx The Greek at tacked In a phalanx the spear Inter locked and shields overlapping After the ant onset the spear were dropped and tile day mass decided with the iword The cavalry attacked the en emy In the rear It possible and In cue of victory ndertook the pursuit JjEK ONLY vn Friday and Saturday tnchQlnbean Qlnbean f outs cbIroad

= MAYORIAVORSIT FAVORS IT J Ho Thinks the Street Should d l I Bo Sprinkled at Public ° Expense r ExrjcnseN 1 HE ONCE SUGGESTED IT 1 it Is Possible That Steps Will Be Taken e to Adopt the Pin In Vogue In Other Cities NEWS IN CITY CIRCLES TODAY eMayor Lang vat discussing the matter of itroet tprlnkllng at the city hill tills morning A prominent gen gentleman - tleman gentleman came Into his office and brought np the matter of Owensboroi street and the major aeemed very mnch Impress d with It 01 I think the itreeti should be besprinkled - sprinkled besprinkled all dine the elty he aid and once inggeited It to the coon cil 1 think from what I learn of street iprlnkllng In other places that thx cost would easily be cared In the repair of drab alone and the advant ugeaof better health and a cooler town wonkl imply Joitlfj the cat Of coon the water company would probablr lose conilderable rents u the people now pay ten ants a foot for sprinkling In front of their houses and the hose alone coot them from five itollan to ten dollars a year extra n bat tne plan of iprlckllng the streets np would be a great benefit I am laths fled fledMajor e Major Lang did not inggeit what e may be done by the City toward car I eying out tho idea of public street iprlnkllng but quite a number of In I flnental gentlemen are In favor of some steps Utcg taken at once at there will bo plenty of hot wf Uier this year It may bs that nothing can now be done ai the tax levy bl been t tIn made and there la no appropriation - In tIn It for the street sprinkling Ibis year It li probable however from the in terest that has been aroused that the streets of Paducah will next year be regularly sprinkled daring the sum mer Major Lang has appointed hO dele gate to the Good Roadi convention u ho baa received no Invitation to It The convention li I to be held at Louis rifle the latter part of the month The addition to the central fin station which li I to be enlarged for the new fire apparatus will cost 11437 the amount of Contractor Lam Field I bid The award was made yesterday and work begins at once City Tax Collector Kraus average several I hundred dollar tares a day but the nub Is I always jut before the penalties go Into effect License Inspector JarvU report all Iceniri coming in except those oil dogs I Not halt the dogs have been axed thus year and ho Intend shortly to I get warrant The city baa men ont getting I the name cf delinquent dog owners The attorney In the case of Contractors tractor Patterson and Porteoni against I the city on the brick duet balance have boon taking dcpoiltloui for the pet several days Tbe case does I not noose up until September or October I IMPORTANTMEETING MEETING PRESS ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH SOUTHERN - ERN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS MEETS AT l Mctiopolii An Enjoyable Time Promised I All Who Attend the Convention Friday The Southern Illlnoli Preu Awo elation meet at Metropolis Friday and Brookport Saturday An elaborate program has been arranged and the hospitable people of then clUe prom lie all who attend au enjoyable time At Metropolis there will be tbo rag ular business meeting and In the evening at Mnilo hall Editor Miller of the JonrnaMlepnbllcan will deliver an address and there will likely be speeches from other member of tho association The Oreitei Quartette promises abundant entertainment In itspreMntatlon of a comedy sketch entitled Seen in the Sanctum Saturday the members will go to Brookport and will there be given r barbecue and free river excursion In fact both town will be given over to the vlslton pbe newiinper men on this side of the river have received invitation to oome over and enjoy themselves SENATORIAL CONVENTION Tho ItepuUican senatorial conven I lion for tho district compoaitt of CaLl well will nittendeh hP county and T CaLlI I

T TIlE WEATHER Generally fair tonight ahd thnti stay MUCH AMMUNITION Tbo Scott Hardware company reo Delved perhap one of the biggest Ihlp menU of ammunition ever brought In Into - to Into this city They received a car 1 load of sheila andcartri < lgea and the total bill for the goods was 110000 The bill was bought from tbe Winchester Repeating Arms Co of New Haven Conn GoonS ilAltllEb ii JUSTTi3 Marriage license was Issued Rich MlmmI age 31 colored this morning It In the second marriage of each Jnitlce Jesse Young married thorn at bli pnice on Fourth street TO DIVIDE ESTATE I I A suit to divide the estate of K M Scott deceased has been flint by Bot tie Leigh one of tho heir in tbe county court courtA a IAnOr APPRENTICED Jim Walker colored was apparent iced to Miss Charlotte Exall In the oonnty court today I HAPPY NUPTIALS MARRIAGE THIS MORNING OF DR L D SANDERS AND MISS MISSi i Annie HiJejThe Methodtsl Clrttch Crowd 6ed With Admirers of the Happy CoupleOther Marriages Tbe marriage of Miss Anne Beth shares Hlsey and Dr Llllam Darwin Sanders at the Broadway Methodist church this morning was a most beau lllnl and impressive occasion The prominence and popularity of tbe couple made It an event of social In interest - terest interest i wellAllfooiety vja lre1 ent and the dainty inmntn > gown added a tropical lieanty to the seen a The ceremony was Impressively in formed by the Rev H B Johnston presiding elder ofbe Paducah his trick Prof Cbao M Davis was at the organ and his master touch gave a sympathetic Interpretation to that music that will never grow oldthe worlds wedding march Tbe bridal couple were preceded t to the altar by Mesin Wallace Well and Charles Boyd David Sanders and Henry Rudy William Sanders and Richard Rndy In a charming gown of white organdie lace and ribbon and carrying a large bouquet of Bride roses the bride always pretty and at tractive made a beautiful picture not soon to be forgotten by the admiring oulooken Miss Hliey Is the niece of Judge and Mn James L Belbshares and la beloved for her many charming and lovable qualities Dr Sanders ii the second ion of Dr Will Sanders ofI Arcadia and II I one of the cltyi rising young physician A reception for the immediate friend and relative was held at the residence of Judge Bethahareson Sixth street after the ceremony and at noon noonIDc Louis On their return they will be beat - at beat Mn Ellen Morrow corner Fifth and Jefferson street Mr Harry Whedon of Lon In 1110 Ion ion of Conductor John Whedoii and quito well known In Paducah was married today In Cleveland O to Mlu Anna Jamri of that place Mr Whedon was here with the Legion during the state guard ccauipinent and baa since visited here LOST The nnt of front axle off ono of our delivery wagons The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving same at Jake Bloderman Gro Co 18JJ J Poe chills and fever take Winstradl Laxative Phosphate Subscribe for The Bun IPc a we V u

L THE END CAMr E i Death at London of ExGov Pingrce of Micjilgan Last t I 1 4r NIght 4 A SUDDEN CHANGE NOTICED I Emperor Willlim jfhinki That 1 Univtrtal 1 l 1 1rUt 1 Will Reign tn Europe A ANew - 1t New ANew York Tragedy w TilE lAm EX 1TllGKAPII I ixaov FINCHES HEAD DEIDLotil London JuulJ 10oOT II 8 Pin nf of Michigan Jilied hero tonight at 1133 I oclock Ills ion Wan the oil Ir one with him when the end ram o mid death nome wlftln1 Ire folly He dial I of a cancerous affection lreclloi i 1111101anl taken home for builaL Hawn Kvnter Pingrre was torn at Denmark Me In 1810 In 1811t l < he j a rnllited In the First Massacnhsetti heavy artillery and served until the rat of the war when he locatedat De Iron embarking In the manafactnring of shoes In IBM the t Republican parly iioralnatrd Mr Plngne fer major tt A Detroit and 1 lie was rectal by over ureab b I 1801 ea orb b by InenasNl majorltlri each time III 11106 Mr Plugrre wee s 1 elated aa governor of Michigan by frSooo plurality running ahead of the ticket by JfJ000 totes II wai nrlreted governor In ISIS by about 100000 plurality and served out bli tam whiebuplred In 1000 lad March lieaUrted on the trip to South Africa which molted In his drain In London Mr Plngre Is I survived hy a widow and two ehlMren a son anis daughter PEACE THROUGHOUT EUROPE Coxhaven June 10In a speech SnllOOJor William laid that recent de velopment In China Indicate that lean will soon reign throughout all Europe I ANOTHER NEW YGHK TRAGEDY I New York June IrvJames AI I Ilmrn the iea I wan sited and 1 killed I hli wife and himself here this mornI I leg legA A KENTUCKY APPOINTMENT Washington June 111111 author I natively annonnrqltbat I JasHM O I Uailey otMagofiU county Ky will I bo appointed ecrttryieoMh iIegatlon pf Untemla THE ELi OLKNN TRIAL I Parkersburg VVVi4 JunejLThel trial of llllli Glenn l tiro female I who mas < uera < leil about lIe conn try for several Tears at a manI and was Jlnally arrriteii al stunt I Ky U Kt for < jmj > iT6w ilp circuit t court here and will attract a great t deal of attention Slime li charged with I fOfJfr1a forgeryFor For Indigestion ttn Js nothing g that equal Wlnstradi Laxative Plioi t I Jialc 1 t utter 1daa ewlq I MrJdrronl lioat I Jdrronl the adipterof wfrtlni telef I Iup birthlie nlIln E lie li I It appears Oral cousin to a railing Wexforit merchant and the ion of an Ennlscorthr lady Mr Marconlt maternal grandfather was Andrew ADdwJmon Jameson of Daphne Castle and Farr FarrlIeJd J All the news b I In The Sun SunS - S SunS DR FRANK BOYD I I e f r OFFICE INI BUILDINGrl t l I I Telephone 238 Hroaalwayi I I KaT Takethe elevator I FRIEDMAN t I JTHE T7 U LORa l 3l BROADWAY I Sda your Clothes to i 1kFreedmans I I Steam Cleaning Works e a t To Have Them 4 CleanedPressed 4Pressed or e Repaired I OffiCE

DEATHS RELIEF Mr H M Beauchamp Succumb After 4 Long Illness From QRheumatism HELPLESS FOR MONTHS I i The Deceased Was 5J Years Old and I IHod Been a Traveling Salesman for Many Yean LEAVES A WIFE AMD ONE CHIID I Mr II M 1 Brancharnp one of Pa dncabi belt known men died fist morning about 8 oclock at his home I at Tenth and Broadway after an 111 erne of nearly ft year horn rheumatism and B complication of diseases For several months he bad been confined to his bed and death was a tsnllet to the patient infferer nowlI lOll Green Warren roomy on July 4 IUt I and the greater part of his 87 yean had been pent In Padncah Hli father came from Virginia but moved to this county about 1840 The deceased was first In 1 the em employ - ploy employ of Morton A Co and In ibCD I went to work U traveling salesman for O II Rleke k Pane which place be held for It yean A few yean ago he accepted OIl lion with Fell Brother and was In the latter employ up to 1898 Ile mass married to Miss Susan Reynolds of this county who sur Tin bin togetner with one child Mr Chan Beanchamp of 5Vicks Lburg Miss now a traveling auditor for the Hammond Packing Co of Omaha who has been notified of hu father death and will arrive as soon aa he call get hen Mr Beaucham was a member of Paducah lodge No tIT a P O E of tbo Knight of Honor and of the A O U W He was a pop popular - ular popular member of the Traveler Protect Ire Association and a quiet nuassnm Ing gentleman with a wide acquaint acquaintance - ance acquaintance In several states Mr Beaccbamp was at the time of hlsdliablllty in the employ of tbe Ark company Chattanooga TenD He was one of the first traveling men to togo - go togo out of Paducah having often in the earlier day made the trip from Padncah to Florence Alabama on horseback lie bad been a resident of Padncah for M yean lie becameI I member of the lint Baptist church In 1860 under Mr Lorrtmer lie leaves three listen Miss Sallie I Beanchamp of the city who has forI I yean made her home with him anlI I Mrs Mary Smedley and Mrs Carrie Smith of Texas Mr Chaa Beanchamp cannot reach Padncah before Friday morning andI I the funeral will probably take placeJ J at 4 oclock Friday afternoon under I I the auspice of the Elka Burial at I Oak Grove I OronoII II COMMENCEMENT TCfcUORROW The commencement of at Marya academy will take place tomorrow I fternoon at the school at Fifth and Monroe and the prognni will begin at 3 oclock A large crowd will I doubtless attend I I ND NTED SMITH NOMINATED 1 The Populist of Trlgg county baveI I nominated Jeff D Smith for the legis Ware The Demontio primary will be held June 89 Allen Halverson of West lralrleI t I WIs aayii People acme ten III to buy FOLEYS KIDNEY CURE while J A Brero of Helmet II1d1 I pap It li I tbe medical wonder of I the age IJ 0 Gilbert

Henry M Carter of the Carter line In Red river also arrived at the ship shipyard - yard shipyard whero he will remain several days looking after his duplicate of the steamer Red River the timbers for which are already cut r Louisville Times of yesterday says Daniel Barr a pioneer stcamboatman homSIn drat at hli home In Portland yester day aged 69 years Mr Barr was mate of the old and new Mary Houston and before the war waa mate on curd of the largest steamboat plying between Lonlaville and New Orleans Ills funeral will take place from the church of Our Lady In Portland at 0 oclock tomorrow morning The colored n lmn li I determined to be In the race of life for all theres In II There are three negro men tu Memphis who have contracted with I Voting Taylor superintendent ol the dry docks to build aj small steamboat bull for them which will colt ISoo Tbe tlmberhaa already ln ordered from the Lacgttaff Orm mill It Is I reported that CoL William Yoongblood of Alabama who wan ousted ai auditor In the treasury for the interior department has declared war on Senator Hanna It would be too bad lUbe Senator should happen to ever find it out trenIlOD I When the Uood Roads corTTention Is over at Louisville the 37th and S8tl of this month the Cool Road people should com to McCracken county and see good roads that are good roads The people of this section would be pleated to see the train but they dont need any bitter roads nalat presenta I erlnige poyo Tral o4 for Forolc Trftdo I In Berlin Lelpslr Cologne and a few other large business center tber are special schools for boy InteJinc K rater commercial life where they fulbs In addition to all ordinary tcpol subjects those which they will la after Its fequlr such as busla < I corrrstwnileac In Enallsa French sib and Owfaaa reckoning h mousy of dllrertK antlona bookkeeping type typewriting - writing typewriting shorthand ana laeall4 oBei wortfeontMlag of writ rpQt cheeks II r IIIVO

DIED Of CONSUMPTION FORMER YARDMASTER OF THE THEN - N THEN O AND ST L LAST EVENING r Mr Frank Dunkin former yard muter of tbe N 0 and St L here died at II oclock last night from con V sumption at his homo on South Fifth new Norton after a several months Hintis ne has recently been west with a hope of Improving his health but did not get mnch letter and re turned borne about three month ago llelsdes his wife he left three child ren a brother and sister in Prattvllle Ala a brother In Memphis and ono at Birmingham Ala Mr Logan Dun kin who was at tbe boUldo when tho end came Mr Dunkin was a em ember - ber ember of Shelby lodge of Odd Fellow III Memphis The burial will take place under the auspices of Inglcslde lodge but the r time has not been fixed RED MEN MEET The commute on arrangements for t the Red Men celebrations at the fairgrounds ground July 4th met last night and j reported much progress Tbe morn ben of the local tribe are rehearsing their parts for their parts and the pro gramme will be lomethlnng fine TO OWNERS OF DOGS We cr Issuing warrants for persona who own dogs and hue failed to pay the license on them Have you paid on yours If yon have not Ton most not become offended when your war warrant - rant warrant U I served 4 I I I8J5 JAS M LANG Mayor I Wlnsteada Laxative j Phonphata I cures that tired feellng At it rTrog stores IThe I I k of energy yon feel the I backache and a run down condition generally all mean kidney dlsoider I FOLEYS KIDNEY CURE will re restore - t store restore jour strength and vigor by tusk log the kidneys well Take no sub itltnte I thutfJ Oilborti i I 1pceek The Bun a only luc a week

OLD FIDDLER DEAD DAVE FINCH DIED AT MORG HOUSE MO LAST WEEK Mr Will Finch hies returned from Morehonie Ma where howaicallwt by the Illness of bis father Mr Dave Finch who allied there s few day agaThe The deceased was one of the bt known character In Southwest Ken tucky and for many year was a celebrated fldiler Dna Finch wn known all over Marshall Calloway Ballard and MrCracken counties He wai an old time fiddler and weetp pcrhapa OS yean old at the time of hla death The burial took puce at + Morehoueae MorehonieTho Tho Republican intend to will In the November election It makes no difference what the opinion of anyone may be whether he be one of the wealthiest men In Pitducah and up to a few yean ago be was quite active in politics or not Election an not held by one man these dan and II there li I no possible way that ono man can decide how an election will go in advance alt such staff as I Is credited to prominent Republican by some of the opposite ore ins is I mora bun buncombe - combe buncombe and fool nobody The jmblio know how prominent tbe Inform anll are Good Republican do bot talk that way Even If a > good Re publican thinks his party ts in immin ent danger of defeat he toe not go about telling It to bh partys oppou > Cuts CutsTllenett Thne > t legislature will U tall I upon to part n modern road law In New Cork New Jersey QouKtlcnt and other states time state la an en gineer and gives state aid to the coo strnellon of imlor T thoroaghfsre Kentucky baa 10 C 4r t f rnp5kes Ihewo Abeer Moore o e NaryJ Assoclat rayq3r = tingle n pnkjlllr But the aleislar