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The Paducah sun., 1902-12-04
DISTRICT STEWARDS.
IMPORTANT MEETING IN SES
SION AT BROADWAY METH
oDIST CHURCH THIS
AFTERNOON.

Messrs. J. #, Blaylook of Mayfield,
nd J. r. Ray OF Graves county, arrived
in the city at noon today. They are
Methodist district stewards and come
80 attend . meeting called by Rev. H.
Z, B,Johnston, presiding elder Of the Pa
ducah district, for this afternoon. 1t
is now in session at the Broadway
Methodist church, and matters of es-
peoial Importance relating to the dis
triot are under consideration, and plans
for the new conference year are being
outlined. Mr.. Sam T. Hubbard of
this city. is district steward from the
RrnadxAx-- Mathndiat church. There
morning from the residence at 10
o'clock, burial OF Oak Grove. n
The Paducah sun., 1902-12-04
WAS REORGANIZED
Ladies Committee to do More Work
Than Usual.
Former Secretary Escott Will Pleased
with Texas Debate Tonight.

The ladies committee met at the
association yesterday afternoon and re'
organized the committee with many
new members. The winters work
was outlined and some new features Of
work adopted. The ladies will put
forth special efforts towards making
the association more than prosperous
this winter.
Secretary Escott, formerly of the
city but now OF Surro, Tex. writes that
he is meeting with great success in the
work there and that he has chances Of
making the association one of the best
In the state. He is pleased with the
country.
The debating club meets tonight
and the meeting will be we'll attend
cd. The subject" Has Andrew Carne-
gle placed his surplus funds to the
best advantage in erecting libraries?"
is an interesting one and will draw
many to the association tonight.
The Paducah sun., 1902-12-04
SLEET
STORM THREATENED.

last January and did incalculable dam
age, breaking down hundreds of miles
of electric wires.
None Of the other telephone or tele-
graph companies received order to the
above effect, and it probably means
simply that the conditions are fsvora-
BILE for another storm such as the one
in January.
The Paducah sun., 1902-12-04

This afternoon warning message
was received from the superintendent
of the westen Union telegraph compa-
ny at Nashville, ,instructing all linemen
to he ready at a moments notice to 20
out, day or night, and repair wires.
The cause of the warning order is
another threatened sleet storm, such as
struck this section the latter part Of
The Paducah sun., 1902-12-04

Chicago, Dec. 4-Fcurteen persons
met death in fire In the Lincoln no
tel, l76 Madison street at O'Clock
this morning. All Of the bodies have
The Paducah sun., 1902-12-04
Fourteen Die In Hotel Fire.

been recovered Little damage was
done to the hotel but the smoke was
so dense that persons who met their
death were overcome and died before
assistane could reach them.
The Paducah sun., 1902-12-04
He Was Released Today on 10000
Bond.
The Bail Was Considered Excessive,
But He Had No Trouble
IN Giving It.

DR.DUNCAN OUT ON BOND.
Pittsburg, Dec. 4-Dr Ellis I. Dun
can was released this morning on a
$50. 900 bond. The amount Of bail
fixed by the court was objected to by
Dunosn's attorneys as being excessive,
at the same time they stating that
they were prepared to give twice that
sum.
The Paducah sun., 1902-12-04
WANT A NEW HEARING.

Frankfort, Dec. AT todsy's ses-
sion Of the court Of appeals Judge b.
@. Williams, counsel for commonwealth
In the case OF Caleb Powers, entered n
motion for rehearing He asked for
ton days. The court took the motion
under submission and will pass on it
tomorrow.
The Paducah sun., 1902-12-04

The grocery combine talked Of in
Psducah for some time seems to be
assuming definite shape. 1t is under
stood from . reliable source that the
Jake Biederman Grocery and Bakery
company has purchased the following
groceries:
womble lat Sixth and Jackson.
Nolan's, at Ninth and Tennessee.
Mobley's,st Third and Elizabeth.
Akin Brothers, at Einth and Boyd,
The Paducah sun., 1902-12-04
The POTTERY NOW COMPLETE,
1T WILL NOT BE RUNNING FOR
SOME TINE YET, HOWEVER. .

Messrs. Davis and Dunlap Of the
city have finished the big pottery at
Metropolis which will be operated by
Paducsh people, and have made a fine
job Of 1t. While the building is COM
plete tine pottery will not be in opera
tion for several weeks yet.
The Paducah sun., 1902-12-04
Is RESTING WELL.

Washington, Dec, At was announc-
cd at the Arlington hotel this morning
that former Speaker Reed passed a
very comfortable night.
The Paducah sun., 1902-12-04
UNION CITY KILLING
ONE BROTHER KILLED ANOTH-
Err WITH A POKER.

Union City, Tenn, Dec. 4-Elmore
Cunningham killed his brother, 7.
N. Cunningham, by striking him over
the head with poker.
The men engaged in a dispute over
crop settlement and the killing was
the result Of sighting remark
made by the dead man concerning
the wife Of his brother.
Mr.. James A. Rudy returned from
The Paducah sun., 1902-12-04
THE MARKETS..

FURNISHED BY ARESz & GILBERT OF THE
PADUcAH COMMISSION Co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28
A SUGAR REFINERY
FOR BRUNSWICK
BOARD OF TRADE HELD INTER
EsTING SPECIAL MEETING
YESTERDAY.

Quite number Of the members OF
the board Of trade met in tneir rooms
at the city nall yesterday to attend
a called meetin Of the board
The meeting was held for the pur-
nose OF further considering the astab-
Hshment Of a sugar refinery IN Bruins
wick byI a new process presented to
the board by Capt .. G. Purse. Of
Savannah. several weeks ago.
Mr. Nilsson. OF New Orleans. the
inventor OF the new process, was pres
ent at the. meeting, and talked to TIA
board on the subject demonstrating
10 them the advantage OF the refinery
un,ier his method, and explained to
them fully tae new process.
The committee OF the board. appoint
ed at the meeting some time ago, was
instructed to continue the work Of in
yestigating. The result. it is gener-
ally believed, will be the establish
ment OF refinery here Gather for this
fall business or for the one next y.ar.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28
SUPERIOR COURT TAXES
RECESS UNTIL JUNE is
SEVERAL. CRIMINAL CASES WE'RE
DISPOSED OF AT YEsTER-
DAYS SESSION.

The superior court was in session
again yesterday ami disposed OF quite
a number of criminal casas.f ACter
the days session Judge Bennett an
nounced a recess until Monday, June
16. Col j. Walter Bennett, Of Way
cross acted as solicitor esIeraI in
place of Solicitor Bennst, VINO is at
tending the meeting Of the Odd Eel
lows in Atlanta
Following is a list Of the cases dis
posed OF during the day
State VS.. c. King, larceny after
trust. Verdict Of guilty with a
recommendation to the mercy Of the
court Sentence to u months on the
chaingang Of fine Of SIS to include
cost.
State vs. Baby" Graham. larceny
from the person verdict of guilty
Sentence TO II months on the chai l.
gang or fine Of SIS to include cost.
state VS.. Joseph Frazier. assault
vita intent to murder Verdict OF
guilty of assault and battery. s=n.
tonce to u months OF a fine OF si0o
include cost.
State V. Arthur Brooks. burglary
Verdict Of guilty with a recommend
alton to the mercy of the court. S n
tence Of ~ months or fine Of SIS to
iBcludecost.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28
PEOPLE BUYING FENCING.
What Newspaper Advertising Does
For Mans Business

For a Mans Business
g w Demng agent of the Page
Woven Wire Fence Co OF Adriu Mich
returned hast night from frp to sa-
vannah where he has some contracts
under way The Page fence has caught
ON in savannah aud several large con
tracts were signed up Yesterday in addi-
ton to those now being filed Agent
Deming says that the ads. in the news
papers are bringing HIM inquiries daily
and asst is the only kind OF advertising
that he does. Any who doubt the eff
feet judicions advertising in the
News should protitby hisexpericnce and
Sen in their copy ut once The fence
sales in Glynn alone have long since
passed the thousand dol lar mark and the
business is increasing daily although
the agency is less than TIVE months old
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28
RURAL FREE DELIVERY !.
FOR GLYNN COUNTY
SERVICE WILL BE ESTABLISHED
AS SOON AS ROUTES CAN
BE MADE OUT.

Postmaster Brown yesterday re-
ceived a letter from Congressman
Brantley stating that rural free de-
livery mad been granted the people Of
Glynn county and would be established
as soon as The routes could be made
out and arranged.
Postmaster Brown has been at work
on rural delivery for the people OF
Giynn county, for some time. and. as
sisted by Congressman Brantley and
others. he has secured the, service.
The rural deliyey viii be Of of great
benefit to people residing in the coun-
try districts as carriers viii make dai-
ly trims aud deliver as wei as collect
their najl.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28
OLD CITIZEN PASSES AWAY

Mr.. l. 3. Treadwell Died at His Home
Last Night
Mr. /. B. Treadwell passed away at
his home. 1901 F street, at 1880 last
night after a short ILLNESS,
The deceased has lived h Brunswick
fer long number Of years. having
moved here in 1866 Tie leaves d
wife ana nve children. His death was
caused by a complication Of diseases.
The remains will e shipped To Ma
con. his old home. this morning over
The 720 Southern for interment.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28
stores 70 Close Early.

Ii now looks like the merchants w,n
agree % The early closing movement
rted some days ago Their places VIII
probably close at 6 or $50 p. m during
the summer months
II seems that general sentiment is
against 6ocloek and The News, too, is
o. the OPINION that it is too early it
ems now that all viii agree on 9 :3O
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28
NOTICE.

On juns l will close my store ev-
cry day at p. NJ, except Saturdays
regardless of the actions of any of
the other merchants and will therefore
ask my patrons to kindly do their pur-
chasing before that hour and not leave
ii for the last minute.
H. V. Aiderley.~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28

MSS Josie Smiths school loses today
with an interesting program o exer-
cises The prize offered on the pupil re-
ceiying first honor was won 10y Hor-
tense kaufman The prize on second
honor was awarded to Sadie McAllister
a prize for general excellence to Flossit
Nance Miss Smith VIII continue t(
teach SIMMER school for few hour.
every morning
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28
no onR CUSTOMERS

As tie banks viii close at / O'Clock
z, N ga Saturdays between May 18th
and October ist 1902 notice Of which
Is given ~ another column of this paper
we beg that our customers win bear
same IN mind and come to the bank as
early as possible on Saturday Of each
week 70 accommodate us, as wen as
themselves for by doing SO they win
help us 10 do the hn moss satisfactorily
and avoid tle delay of lawn ;te wait
therturn at tho ~ minute .
Very trulr.
BRUNSWICK BANK & TRUST 90.
Fl Ga. l.h Il
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28
Insurance Firm to Dissolve.

The Insurance firm of Montgomery &
Goodyear viii dissolve ON June LIST, and
j. 4. Montgomery viii continue the
business. c. II. Goodyear, Jr., retires
to engage in the oil business.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28

Brunswick friends hayereceived cards
requesting their presence al the we'd
ding o Miss Mamie Fuller to Mr. Hope
Hull the event too eur in Beaufort on
Jrne 3rd Miss Fuller has visited
Brunswick and made many friends here
by her charming disposition aud many
loyable attributes, and the news of her
approaching marriage will be of inter.
est to them
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28

New store at Ocean Pier just opene d
by \ Weinsttin Everything new and
first-class Prices reasonable Fine
new bath house and brand new bathing
suits. Refreshments and cold drinks.
Store to the left Of the main pavilion
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28
Some Social
: Icws Votes.

Miss Florrie Colosl cry viii leave
shortly for a visit to Atlanta.
Mr. w E Mithell, of Albany, is the
guest Of Col and Mrs. c. P. Goodyear.
Mrs Il D Walter and her little son
are visiting the exposition in Charleston.
Mrs. W + Penniman and Miss Ell n
Penniman, are spending a few days in
Charleston.
Mrs. Thoms Fuller win leave in few
days Tor Charleston and later she viii
go to Beaufort, S. O., where she will at
tend the wedding Of Miss Mamie Fuller.
Mr. and Mrs X. S. Robbins win
leave on the Clyde steamer today or
Boston enroute to Novia Scotia
Mrs, + A Lloyd, and her daughter,
Mrs, Geo, w Harper. left yesterday
morning for Write Springs and other
points in Florida 10 spend several
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28

A corps Of surveyors were at work
yesterday. in the lot adjacent Lott &
Lewis store, surveying for the track
OF the B. & B.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28

The Brunswick baseball team were
out for practice in their new uni
forms yesterday afternoon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28

The Ridemen's excursion to st. ST.
mon today Will beavery Interesting aud
pleasant affair a large number Of reo-
pie are expected to 60 down, ana the
committee on arrangements have left
nothing andonc to make the day "a su :
cess.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28
ST. slMoN llNE-

= y fIIItT IFTilTIN-
VIII leave for ST Simon Miis iailv
Sunday excepted. at a. m. and . il
IA, touching at Ocean Pier each tim.
U. DART, Manager
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28
ATTENTION
Pioneers
BIAS KEr PARTIES

We keep everything in the line Of.
; Meats, Pickles, Olives. Jelies. Pre-
serves, Grape juice, Fruit Syrup
: aud Canned Fruits; aud many
other things too numerous to men
ton, that goes to make up a nice
luncheon
THOMAS KEANY,
Phone II, 912 Newcastle st.
We close at seven o'c1oc
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28

Judge Bennett of the superiort court,
has r-appolnted Harry Miller, book
keeper for J. J Lissner, notary public,
his old commission having expired yes
terday
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28

The engine OF the Electric Supply
Company Will he running today
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-28
LITTLE LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Council meets in regular session to
morrow night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-13
Foreign News.

st. Petersburg, March ia die.
patch received here states that force
of Russians under General Mischtso.
enko has defeated a body of Tunguses
10 Manchuris, killing 200 OF the natives
and capturing three guns.
Naples, March 13-Mgr. Sbsrrtt n
apostolic delegate extraordinary to toe
Philippines. sailed for New York today.
Just before sailing, Mgr. Sbarretti said:
II hope will not return without hav-
ing the Philippine question settled"
Dublin, March 13.-The Government
organs here today say they are not sur
prlsed at the abandonment OF the royal
visit In view OF the hostility to the
government. The Freeman's Journal
says: "His Majssty's ministers could
not venture to allow the king to see
With bis own eyes and hear with bis
own ears the barbarous methods of the
Castle and the deep resentment OF the
people. There was imminent danger
that his visit might have convert %
him ID home rule, or confirmed the
existing conviction"
Madrid, March 13.-The resignation
Of the Ssgasta ministry was handed tC
the Queen Regent today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-13
The Freight Handlers Strike.

Boston, March 13.-The strike is
still spreading and this morning it lie
estimated that 10 the neighborhood OF
twenty thousand men are out In this
city. Representatives of the union men
say that by Saturday night from
seventy.6ve thousand to eighty thous-
and men will be out. There ia pos.
sibilty that satisfactory way to bring
the strike to an end may be found TO-
day, as Secretary Easley. of the Ma
tional Civic Federation, arrived in town
this morning, and will meet represent
alives OF the strikers and Gov. Crane
and members OF the various interests
affected by the present condition Of
affairs. Freight is piling up on docks,
in railroad yards, In warehouses, and
stores; vessels are leaving port with
short cargoes, and others are waiting
even for coal; fact )ries are beginning Ia
shut down for want of raw material
building operations are being suspend
ed and since the coal teamsters struck
even more serious things are liable tC
happen, for householders may be shut
of from coal, to say nothing of hotels
restaurants. manufacturing, lighting
and power establishments. The in
dications are that il the strike is pro.
tracted 80. 900 operatives In Lynn will
cease work Saturday A number o.
factories worked on half time yester.
day and elk manufacturers told theiI
hSlp last evening that II the strike con
tinued twenty-four hours longer they
would close their doors and not oper
them again until the strike situation
was relieved. Other cities are feeling
the effects OF the strike more and
moro seriously.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-13
uespondent Man Kills Himself.

New York, March 1S.--Andrew Wat
rous, we'll known newspaper man.
shot and killed himself this morning,
in his room on Ea,t 10TH street. Sick.
ness and dependency are supposed to
have been the cause. Mr.. Watrous
came to New York several years ego
from Philadelphia where he was city
editor OF the Press. He worked on the
New York Herald, but later went to
the New York Press, as q reporter.
Then he became editorial writer, chief
editorial writer, and later assistant ID
the managing editor. Recently he has
complained of insomnia due TO over
work. This morning his body was
found in his room, q revolver grasped
in one hand. Mr.. Watrous was un-
married,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-13
NEWS OF THE DAY.

About 1000 bushels of oysters are
now 10 boats in the Baltimore docks.
1t Ia reported that Senstor-elect Cor
man, OF Maryland, may be offered the
chsirmausbip Of the Democratic Con-
gressionsl Committee.
A bill was passed by the Senate yes.
terday providing for the redemption Of
Hawaiian silver coins and the substi-
tuition therefore of American silver
coins. J
The trouble growing out OF the col
llsion bttween the American sailors
and the Russian soldiers at New
chwang was settled by an apology made
by the Russian commandaDt to Captain
Barry, OF the Vicksburg.
Mr.. William J. Glenn, doorkeeper
of the House of Represent ltives. disd
| Yesterday afternoon at his apartments
in Washington. He was native oil
New York State, and had not yet
reached his fortieth year.
As anticipated, the Senate committee
on Istbmian Canals has decided by a
vote OF 7 to TO report the Hepburn
bill, providing for the construction OF
an isthmian canal via the Nicsraguan
rout. Messrs. Hanna, Pritchard, Mill
ard and Kittredge opposed the bill,
Five firemen were overcome by H.
Illuminating gas through the breaking OF
| a pipe during q FIRE yesterday 10 the
| cellar of IL north Charles street. Bllti-
more, occupied by the Boyd Rubber
Company. All the firemen recovered
upon being carried into the open air.
The flames were confined to the cellar
OF the store.
The accessIons to the strikers In Bos'
ton yesterday increased the number Of
I men now out to thirty thousand. All
branches of trade are being gradually
affected, and the leaders say that ire
number will be ninety thousand by
Saturday night. Builders began to
leave work yesterday. All coal team
sters have quit. and severe famine is
at hand.
The steamer Providence. plying be-
tween Vicksburg, Miss, and Lake
Polmyra was overturned at 2 O'CLOCK
yesterday morning by sudden squall
at Lone Landing, and twenty-ont
Of her passengers and crew wer'
drowned. Only nine OF the entire
boats company were saved. Th'
property loss will amount to severs
thousand dollars.
At Beaumont, Tex, yesterday Mat
tie Bennett confessed to Sheriff Lindley
that she was Of the head OF gang o
negro women and white men, who To-
months had been Turing men into hel
house, drugging them, beating them
and robbing them. II they died, TIT
victims were dragged to the river ant
thrown 10; II they were only stunned
they were taken out OF the house ID
remote part OF some street and left 10
pedes TRANS or policemen to fod
The womsn's admissions led to th'
arrest of two other members OF tn
gang, and the Sheriff is looking 10
several other implicated persons
Five bodies have been found and NOR
are Of the bottom OF the river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-13
THURSDAY EVENING. MAR. 10. 1902.

THE STATEMENT THAT Senator-eiecI
German OF Maryland has been asked
TO take the cbsirmanship OF the demo-
cratic congressional committee, which
il shortly to be reorganized, will be
read with pleasure by all democrats
Senator German was in Washington
Yesterday upon personal business, and
visited the Capitol where he received q
most cordial welcome. He was seen
by several OF the prominent members
of the congressional committee who
have already been selected by their
respective State delegations, ana
urged to accept the Craftsmanship Of
the committee. While 1t is understood
that he did not give decisive answer,
mspv of bis friends believe that he Will
deoline the honor on the ground that
the chairman of the committee should
he some one who is at present q mem
her either OF the House or senate.
Still, If the committee Insists py iS
unanimous vote that he shall become
the chairman, 1t Is possible that ne may
WELD. Mr.. German had az earnest talk
with Senator Clark, OF Montana. Mr.
Clark has been offered the Craftsmanship
of the committee, which will take
charge Of the campaign for the next
House OF Representatives. 1t is assert
ed that Mr.. Clark does not care for the
place, but is anxious that Mr.. German
shall take the craftsmanship, 10 which
event he is willing to contribute gen.
erously to the campaign fund. The
best republican politicians ooncede that
the next fight will be very close. The
fact that Senator German has been
asked to take the craftsmanship is tax
en- D mean that the democrats Intend
to make q very aggressive campaign
this fall in the nope of capturing the
House. They appreciate the fact thai
In Senator German they would have an
experienced organizer, and a man who
would be abls to raise the "sinews o.
war;" the absence OF which during the
last t NO congressional campaigns hal
materially handicapped the democrats
With the Maryland statesman at the
helm, they believe that the funds woult
be forthcoming and that they woul(
have fair show of electing maj orit!
to the Filty-eighth Congress.