The Sunday Chat, 1901-06-09

JUO BREAKING YESTERDAY The jog breaking YESTERDAYI I ollrdlr day afternoon at the First Ohriitlan church by the Infant class of the Sunday school was a very pleasant I WIrcalledfrom affair II I I from It HENDEnnsoNa NEXT FAIR FAIRHenderson Henderson lodge of Elks has de c tided to hold andIreel I t street fair la 1002 It li not known how the lodge came out In the ono I just closed but UaaU It made money DROPPED D DAM of - S AM DAM McCLURE HEAD WAITER A ANEW T - NEW ANEW RICHMOND DIES er fell Down In the I Hotel With Room it 1 1230 this Morning ind Expiredbe be beTwentynine Sam McClure colored the bead waiter at the New Richmond beau p dropped dead this morning aliout to 1330 oclock the result of heart Iron tl ble el bleThe The deceased was about 27 years of ri age and one of the most accommodat an lag employes of the hotel His home cl wat In Smlthland Ky from where get he came a few months ago to Gut Armstrong an employe of the ai hotel saw McOlure when he dropped at and ran for aid but he wai dead when arelredre arrhedT T A Hlbbs a well known in i teacher of the city Is his brotherln ti law 1s Ilxr II Cure4 Ike Dell The late Father Doyle who for years st was one of the most prominent and tl popular Catholic priests In Washing loa bad a great reputation at a wit Some of his most Intimate friends were Irotcitants and members of tbe Prot estant clergy A few months before his death he erected a mlsslonsry chap chapel B - el chapel down by tlie parp yard and bought 73 at n JunUshop an oil bell which bad been dlscardfd by one of tbe flutes tant churches He tent tbe bell to af foundry In Georgetown and bad sevl I I coal Inebet of metal pared off the rim jj Having thus got rid of a crack the j harsh and discordant tones of the bell I i Ixralnc soft and sweet Meeting lIj j I I Presbyterian minister not long after pi Fatbcr Bojle called bis attention to tbe 1 j change and the latter could tbelll I 1 believe It was the same bell I II What In the world did you do t olion that bell Inquired time Ircabytertai j pallor to cause tncb a change In tbe r loner I We blessed It and blessed It and blessed It until we got the Presbyterian f devil out of It retorted Father noilej rightJ I and then It sounded all rightfo Washington Star for 1 0 FOR RENT Blacksmith shop on T Jefferson street between Second and Third April 17 J A Rudy 7J9I I I Want to rent a house of three rooms i of i clone to central part of town J W i a care Sun Ifu Itcare It o 0 Mr W II Morland of Metro po will haT charge of the Crittcn Springs hotel I which will bo run by Mr Willis a Ward this lesion It t MiH Frank Walker will leave to I c night for Springfield Mo to visit rtl t 1 ativct

willY be t > bel Provided for and the Street will Probably be Opened 519010 BE ALLOWED ON JUDGMENT The council will meet Moada Monday In I I called session toconslder several matco malI ters of interestpa The meat and milk ordlnI ante will come np for second passage paoagoalld adopted without opo boardof wsition somedoubt heallhallhough doubt u to the Osame t some parts of III I Tallowaaee thing that comet up la I the I IalJowlDCI an ord oicojv Sei igalaitdnn Wblle the former tewerago contractor on an assignment It It money that hat us been held back by the city on the con i tract Out of this however Am Whlteildet will get only about UOO after the court cottt are paid There will be an ordinance for theL paring of Clark street from Seventh < Ninth Mayor Lang will alto ask that Clark street be graded and grav sled from Ninth to Tenth The rail railroad - road railroad aver forty feet of the property and the city hat been trying to par chore It but hat serer been able to a price on It Tho mayors plan it go ahead and ran the street through and icttlo with the railroad company tome future time The report of the lire committee In regard to lit finding In the Inreitlga lion in which two ttatlonmcn were trying to how that they were kegu Urly discharged will not be tub milted to the council Mayor Lang ttatet thatthe committee ii as far at tbematter hat to go taL SPECIAL REAL ESTATE IN INVESTMENTS - VESTMENTS INVESTMENTS I cafleet corner lot bargain month of Broadway comer Tenneuee and 10th p z 104 to alley 800 Best 60acro stock or market garden I n t fArm noar Padncah Every one rich land four miler from Padncah on U Benton road Clarke river bottom bind 1COO Fine Jefferson St 60foot lotC plenty of shade teas swell home No la 1I321fl2oo part cash 1100 all cash Three renting house In good eondl lion three lair 1200 north 1600 Desirable Monroe St lot with G Groom - room Groom bouao No 1223 1000 cash Trimble St 8 room house No GPO 1100 14 cath 0 PAPER YOUR ROOM 1for Court streets Phono 101 If 1 on TO THE FREIND3 OP t TilE GRADUATES IWe bare Jail freaked a new stale K commencement baskets Call early t and make a election for year grad a ante friend and wo will do the rot In frltIII lor I III lualo L BRUN80N k Co Palmer 0 Iloute Florists 43 Broadway 7J3 j d31x W T Reid of UniiellTille Ky brother of J 0 Reid patter of the Fint Cumberland Prctbyttriin I i church arched this morning to ail t sips a position with the Metropolitan Life Insurance company Z

EIGHTH GRADES Their Closing Exercises are to be Held Next Friday Afternoon AN INTERESTING PWOGRAM The Teachers of the Eighth Grades aree h0Misses Wlton ind Morgan and Prof J E Snider THE PUIILlC IS CORDIALLY INVITED The following It a theI Eighth grade schools AlIoWUIOn Wilson ADd Morgan and Prof Snider to bo given at the high school auditor I Inm on June 14 at 3 p mI I The claM colon are black and j orange class flower daisy and class motto certnm pete form The public cordially Invited to the oxen cues PROGRAM Invocation Rev Mr Russell Opening chorus O Italia lulls ItllllLaerolleDoalnille I sonShawaudance Shawaudance A Story of the South wind paraphrased from his watha Mamie Vogt Chorus = The bridgei tongfel low Erneitlne Grlgiby Bell Cave Pfalllppa Hughes Kutle lloll4fpw Suite Garvey Ruby Wagner Julia Lee Inea Krugcr Mabel DrerI I Wlna Swift War Klrkptrlck Floyd Wari tTen Sights Vaughan Dabney Russell McClean Gertrude ScotLI Oration Brutus Address to IbeI I Romans Earl Lowsw Antonys Oration over the Dead Body of oar Aubrey Thompson Piano solo Valso Caprice R Ah Newland Christina Wilsona Scene from the Courtship of Mllesit J itjlish I oneI I oneJohn Alden Wilbur lIallI I Esuy Julius CaeurA Review of the Play Ruby Smalley Reading = Tbe Famine From Hiawatha Ernestine Orlgabyp OhorTb Gondoliers Songs t Sopranos Mamie Vogt Birdie Lee I Jones Blanche Ingram Ruby o Iou 1 oa Altos Bessie Sinedly Katie Block Lillian Kcttler Reading = The Boll of Artre I Longfellow Blanch Ingram I Quarrel Between Brntna and Cai slut Brutus Vanghan Dabney Casstus Warren Sights I Seitettc r st Her NotBalte I Sopranos Mcnlma Hopkins Katie 1 Holllilay Birdie Lee Jones AltaF Bessie Bmedley Belle Caw Mary Scott I Reading Legend Beautiful Longfollow Phillppa lIaghet t Presentation of CIIIIo D thatt i HeldPresentation Presentation of Diplomat Dr J T 1 Rcddlck President Board of Educa tionCliolng Closing Cborni Tho Last Day of SchoolI Bonleze Awarding of honorary certificates 10J pupils of all grades by the superbT lenient I lendealDeaedlctlonRn Benediction Rev B E Reid I e WANTED Ladles to do hand sow c lug at home work delivered Apply at onco Forked Deer Pants Co Ninth and Harrlsoa 28J3 j 0 I FOR SALE A gentle speedy mare that a womaafn drive also a demo eras John Van Culln 217 N Third I street St Lo l1l1 3JJ

LAT TELEGRAPH NEWS CONDENSED s NEW RAILROAD e Bebrw Ky June 8Artlcle of Incorporation hare been filed with the > secretary of State for a company capitalised 500000 which will toDlion construct I Dixon Ky It will hare a conllnn ance toOwensboro Half of the ItO 000 to be raised at Smut ham been subscribed HOME MADE COFFIN Georgetown Ky Jane 88 Il Belle the oldest cUleeo of thle place aged 88 le deaL He wae quite an i eccentric character and aometlme I to sede a coffin In r 4lht he be buried Isle wlihed will be reiptctal and be will be burled t In the coffin made by hli own hauls BIO ALIMONY Indlsnappolls Ind June 118Es Bute Trr ainrer Scholi of Evansvllle will pay hip wife 10000 alimony and avoid a loll Thle li one of the largeit amounts for alimony ever offered In the date a Mil UKINLEY8 CONDITION VVaihlngton June 8YII McKIn leje condition Is more hopefuL It It I I now given out that a bonefelon caused s her present condition and that blood r rolMulog has Kt In DERNIIAIIDT WILL NOT CUMt Leslngton June IIt Is I now said that Sarah Bsrnhardl will not come to America and play Romeo to Maud Adami Juliet The reason assigned li that lie cant lean Engllth i I ROUGH HOUSE Parli June I1L I beruesque wounded Max Regis In a duel here to today - C day today The seconds fell out and a gen rd fight was narrowly averted PROMINENT PEOPLK MARRY i Georgetown June S Clarence M Sinclair of Cincinnati and Miss Nora Lee Chapman of this place were mar rled this evening at the residence of Mr J W Gougb CHAPTER DEGREE CONFERRED Bnrditown June 8The Chapter ° Degree Royal Arch was conferred on Goy Beckham by Rowan Lodge Lo banon aiilitlng The governor will r soon become a member of Marion Commandery Lebanon FLOWS JOO BARRELS A DAY I Lonlivllle June 8Ir Bruce I I Haldeman who has just returned i from Wayne county says that Bert l1 l I day ram No 2 Bows HOO barrels of oil a i dayThe lag Lady Grace blew out a fine ot Nine MIN Point abort New Or J eans La last Sunday A deckhand was drowned and the engineer and firemen were Mowed Into the river Lot wro rcscnwl Governor A n Login of the itate of MUtltslnpl passed through I the city tafay at noon over the I111 nol Central to Louisville He wll 1 I SO cut from that city e FOR Dr Pcndley telephone JIG tii i h

oordfallrlaltodWbll What gets crowded out it the great tell of life was once said bl wise woman and the more you think It over the more It 1 grow upon yon Life there It I not long even at the belt Eand one can not do eierythlng Jthat cornea crowding upon them and It re quires a great deal of puzlla bougblI to decide what you will do and whal I yon will Tara undone Often yon decide the mcsenton IJtl8It gnesttoo care thaiII iMtly H meant how the world will take you for what yon are It branded by i I what yon do and what It left on undoae loneA liftl In tble respect things are constantly coming np more than you are pre pared to meet No day It ever car sled through u planned to no paper ever gnu to press containing all that was mapped out perhaps What gets crowdedont of the newspaper thonghls as great a tOIl of It at it U of life I you TallhaTe haTe to learn to distinguish between the thlngt of little Import and the things of vital Interest or your paoer atx + N Wwy ov you mutt aajnsc 1 your life perspectlre at the angle that will glee the mosteorrect Tlew of the ntefnl and the useless In life To dlsipato the energy on trifles has wrecked many a promising career DlrccUr of a GaeBzIII > w Plrector General William I Bncb ante to whom mach of the credit for the great Pan Amestcan show Ij I duel la h i

rtio br BKkwocJ urn Tub q cnicrom smut wnuut i urnusiy probably the best manager of big espy altlons la the United States lie It I alto diplomat hjrlng been our minister to tho Argentine Republic UNVEILING CERE CEREMONIES - MONIES CEREMONIES OF TilE W O W The committee appointed by Jeney Camp No 10 W O W for unTeUi Ing ceremonies of that order to tales < place at Oolconda Sunday June 1G 0 hare decided to postpone same nntlL further notice Signalr J 0 OALLOWAV It CEO W LEE 4 F WILLIAMSON 1 Committee 0 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS Persons owning property fronting n or abutting Improved tldewalkt In tho city of Paducah and which side walks are out of reiIr are hereby given noun that on the 15th instant the city will proceed against all such negligent property owners as provided the statutes If repairs are begun or made before the above dato the city will have no cause of action 5JO JAR M LAND Mayor Mrs C F Anderson vent to Louts vllle last night and after a brfy viU to relative in that city will 50 to WsthlngUa D 0 to visit her moist er p + J

THE TEACHERS ELECTION FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL BE JUNE 24 i There ire al Present five or Sir Appli cacti for the Petition ot SsOedntedens Tbe annual election of teachers for the public schools will be held on June H and as mod will arouse much Inleresst The principal office to be filled Is that of superintendent of the public schools a position filled during the lad yearUy Prof 0 B Hatfield There are at present five or six appli cants for the position all being out of town men Prof Hatflelda appll anon will docbtleu bn filed In due time III Is thought he will bo re reelected - elected reelected without difficulty There Is the usual number of appli calions for the other positions but from reports there will be few If any changes In the personnel of teachers teachers eachersTae Tae tealdt Cpebua41ag rtrslJent McKluteya sporcbet tSar log bis axing aroond the circle or lour of the west an quite numerous

BAPTIST INSTITUTE TODAY A LARGER ATTENDANCE ATTENDANOEt Last night Mr R II Baker was or IatIlalo ordalaotl lute at the First Baptist church tlG churchToday Today the attendance at the Las G i yeetenlayexpected tale li I i expected to Increase RT o W 1I1p11o1ebarcb WPerrDlaa I church will prehu and several Inter eating addressei and lectures will tc boIadD program I prograAmong Addresses The Teacher u Soul I Vlnner J W Warder Conditions of Effective Teaching A F Bakers The ThoSaall N re trldrei Sunday ichool Literature J K Nnnnelley Lectures Tbe Lordi Supper W 1 Harvey The Holy Spirit and MI s 1 iloni J O Dow Coniclence and the Liquor Trafflo J J Ruder Patriot t lam and the Liquor Traffic O YoungThe 1 I The Bible and Giving A P Dn t I E DThe The Baptist Outlook J N Prcstrldge 1