The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1899-08-08

Miss Bertha Miller, daughter OF
the Waterman on the steamer Cow.
ing, died Monday and the remains
were yesterday buried at Metropolis.
She was 20 years old and consumption
'aused her death. =
DIR. J. W. Pendley, office lie south a
Fifth street. Residence 231s Broad
way. office telephone, Ale; residence
telephone, AS. a
Henry waggoner, co!ored, aged
40 and unmarried, died yesterday
from congestion at his home on wash
ington street and the funeral took
place this morning
Steward shane, of the Dick Fowler,
was yesterday acquitted on a charge
Of striking one of the boats crew.
Judge Campbell went down and de
tended him. The trouble occurred
IN the boat several days ago, when
the cabin force struck and was put
off the boat. "a
Several Metropolis peop,e got left
by the Cowling last night, aud had =.
10 remain in the city al night.
DIR. \. +. Coyle. office 1891 Broad
street, residence no South Fourth b.
street; office telephone, ats; resi- Al
fence telephone, i32.
The Louisville Reserves seem to y
be having things their way in this "
part OF the state. They beat the
Mayfield club yesterday at the latter G
place by a vote Of Is to Il
-Messrs. Zach Bryant and Joe Sin
mott have returned from owe nsbo q, +
and Mr.. Bryant repo. is the theft OF IN
ais coat and vest from a hotel dc
DR.. Edwards, eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist, Paducah. a,
MIR. Fritz woelpert colided with oil
a buggy on his way home night or o'
two ago and was painfully, though
not seriously injured. Il
DR.. B. d. Griffith, office back OF
McPher sons drug store. Telephone =,
100. Residence AIS South Ninth.
Residence telephone. 24O.
Fourteen people went to Virginia OF
Beach from the city last night.
Yesterday the Illinois Central, on =.
account OF the crowd, had every train
and engine that passed between the
shops and Union depot tagged at he
every corner. ~
superintendent Geo. .. McBroon TT
is happy today. Last night his wife
presented him with a fine boy baby, ~
their first son. fr,
The job rooms OF The Sun are pre- ~
pared to turn out the best work on
shortest notice. OF
The two months old child OF Mr..
o. w. Maxon, OF the county, died yes Nh
treday afternoon OF cholera iDfan- on
tum aged two and a half months. The
burial took place today at Bayou ",
church. IN
The great throng of people which III
was on the streets yesterday having hu
departed the city today has looked !"
somewhat like it usually does on a al
Sunday. This IL the calm after the po
storm .,l q"
- W.
To-day, in 1851, one Of the most W
disastrous storms which ever Wis.
ted this section passed over Paducah. -,
shipping as well as local building
uttered much The anniversary has
,ften been me ntioned in detail ana
an no doubt be recalled by ma ny. -.
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The census enumAkators have all ma
zone to work taking the city census Til
Except Prof II. +. Lyon, who is in So
lew York. 1t is thought that The est
york will not require long. on
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A child OF Arthur Shelton In ~,
is dangerously III. vii
Lis Ada Smith, colored, eyed SUI
n years, died at her home, s24 North -
: ghth street. yesterday. Dol
" | ON
Henry waggoner, colored, a blind Al
nan about AZ years old, died this for
nornirs at the home OF relatives on M
,oufh svef nth street near Cialk.