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Paducah Daily Register, December 26, 1905 Paducah Daily Register Murray State's Digital Commons Paducah Daily Register Newspapers 12-26-1905 Paducah Daily Register, December 26, 1905 Paducah Daily Register Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/pdr Recommended Citation Paducah Daily Register, "Paducah Daily Register, December 26, 1905" (1905). Paducah Daily Register. 149. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/pdr/149 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Paducah Daily Register by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. • P AJDUC AB DAILY REGISTER Register, Est. May, sago. eADUCAH, KY., TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 26,1905. VOL 22, NO. 202 Standard, Est. April, Alla. WELL ARMED NEGRO SERIOUS INJURIES SURRENDERS TWO MORE MURDERS; RESISTS ARREST BOTH VICTIMS NEGROES WARMLY YOUNG irsiNTER SHOT IN KID HOLLOWAY WHO KILLED THE FACE BY AN ASSO- GEORGE TRAVIS LS IN WHITE MAN JAIL. JOHN TICE, COLORED, SHOOTS AT UNKNOWN CIATE. ATTEMPT- AND RESISTS POLICE WHEN HIS ARREST IS COME FOR BODY SKULL CRUSHED Gave Himself Up Last Night to Pre- ED—WAS FLAGMAN AT BROADWAY AND ELEVENTH Stray Bullet. Shot .by a Celebrant, rastnisay Wounds Mrs. Thomas vent Arrese'Has Been Hid- C. R. R. AND BARRICADED HIM- ing STREET FOR THE I. Wooten Out. BROTHER OF WM. GILLS, COL JAMES DRAIN MORTALLY ORED, CAME AFTER SELF IN HIS ELEVATED FLAGHOUSE, AND BEING WELL WOUNDS ED EWELL WITH CORPSE. A BOARD. ARMED OPENED FIR ON THE POLICE, SHOOTING ONE Yesterday Carl Prewitt, son of Last night early Kid Holloway, Pilot Prewitt, was over on the colored, came darting in the front PAINFULLY TWICE—HIS FORT RIDDLED WITH BULLETS door of the City Hail, and rushing up Owen's island, opposite the city, in Rufus Bronson, Colored, Charged Resulted From Trouble the Two to Chief _banks Cann, said "Here I HE WAS BROUGHT DOWN—AN EXCITABLE IN- arty with ;several boy frientle With Murdering Gills Sunday Negroes, Both BEFORE is, chief, lock me up." Kid was Residents of the :wwere out for a hunt. One of blight at Home of Mistress. County. CIDENT OF YESTERDAY'. them playfulty 1.:veled his shotgun wringing w with perspiration and on being qu be at young Prewitt, .rhile about fifty tioned said Slat had been hangi cM do%n about f Ilade yards away, wheli if went off and The most excitable iincident oc- gun of two on them. The Mlaxon's milksince he killed George Probabilities are that today at Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock that stattered shot into the Prewitt curring in this city for years past commenced and probabilities a Travis last tThursday night, at noon there will be shipped, to Olm- Ed Ew-ell, colored, died at his home d at boy's facse, head and Inver part „of was that of yesterday at noon at several hundred shots were fi Twelfth and -Terrell street. Sheriff stead, Ky., the remains of Will Gills, near the residence of \Ir. C. C. away the the body. The shot 'Jere No. 5, Eleventh and Broadway,at whichtime Tice who kept peking Potter localise) 'Holloway out in that colored, who was killed Sunday night Thompson, who resides three miles that and not seriously injure the the Russian-Japanese war paled into police and evrybody else comi did section and.yesterday went out after by •Rufus Bronson, colored, at the from•this city trpon the Cairo road. bout young man, who was brosght over insignificance from a bombardment way. It is believed he tired him. Kid gel wind of being traced home of Jennie Grundy, of Twelfth out beyond Rowlandtown. He ex- per- taken to his home on standpoint. As result of the shoot- fifty times himself, and altho in a skiff and and slipping sway from his haunt run and Jones streets. The brother of pired as the result of a blow deliv- sta d at street near Third, where Dr. ing then occurring Wletchman John forming a demons act hi Clark all the way So town, seven miles, and the dead man inrived here yesterday ered on his 'head by James Drain, a. quick the shot. Tice, colored, of the Illinois Central his post and fired at random Findley extraCted rushing to the *lice surrendered, and after the corpse. colored, of that section. unload and re-load his daghouse at that corner, is lying at as he could was locked4up tin the county jail. Rule Bronson peddles coal around Ewell was about 38 years of age, Finally during the born- in Breast. death's door in Riverside hospital, at revolver. Shot Sheriff I'orpr wits hot after him and the city, and for a number of years and ,he and Drain lived only a short converted the tower Fourth and Clay streets, while Polices barchnent, which Mrs. Thomas Wooten, of ii6S came in o9y abut thirty miutes be- has been residing with Jennie Grun- distance from each "tiler out that on sifter, crashed alr the non James Clark lies at his home into a flour North Twelf)h streete-was standing hind Hell y, wtho was making rail- dy in adultery. ,They have a four- way. They had trouble some weeki filled Rides and bottom with Clements street in Mechanicsburg, windows, inside the 'house yesterday morning road time. year-old girl and several weeks ago ago, and Sunday night while Eweil through his lift lead, Tice was seen to drop. It was with two bullet holes when a bullet came crashing througn lsst • }vain-, out the man apd woman fell out and re was sitting beside a stove at the excitement arose then known that one had caught him. leg. The greatest of the window and struelt her io. the et the !at home the'rvight in guts- mained ieparated. Sunday,-. night Rutherford store of Cecil, Drain over the shooting, several hundred About this time his wife heard of the some reck- breast. It was fired by isea•- treing t(1 shoot lienry Bronson went up to the woman's walked up, .picked up a board and *twee% Tice. affair. and reshed over from their shots being exchartgea less party out celebrating Christmas. Lawrence he colored bell boy ui house with a doll, sheep and other delivered Ewell a severe blow over thd populace and borne on Tenth and - Washington up in his tower, and Dr. Bass cut it out for her, it being The Pal with -whom Holloway presents for the little girl. He walk the head. Ewell keeled over uncon- below. The towerhouse streets. Being informed what was authorities a 3S-calibre. She is the wife of the had had uble some nights before, ed in and laid down his packages. scious, while Drain went on to his • buli ts and shot/ the matter, she was sent up to take was richked with well known blacksmith and who s at Travis house when Then terming he rrotioed Gills sitting home, where he now is waiting for the guns away from her husband, but Flagman Tice is ab4ut thirty years Kid. enter the time,of the .„killinte i by the fire. place. Bronson grabbed the officers to come for him, so stat- was usless as he was lying un- of age and for sewn years past has it Leg Was Broken. Jost as loway shot at Lawrence the latter by neck, on the floor. Officers Hur- the each begin- ed information from Cecil last n-. been the daimon at the Eleventh and conscious between them and then went up and Last night just before 11 o'clock, Travis Ju. ed the ning to curse the other. The men Ewell wss homAnd s• Broadway crossing for the Illinois ley and Johnson wounded man and while Dr. Sears, of Mechanicsburg, bullet str has in the head commenced fighting and the woman arnination 'showed 'his skull had Central. He is one-legged, his 'right ibronght down the the patrol !twagon sdriving on WashingtOn street in fled from the moat in terror, leaving fractiscrd. The blow was a terrific limb having been tut off right below he was placed in City Hall. While his open top' buggy his horse be- only the combatants inside. In a one and -he gradually sank until hs the hip. He has always been re- and brought to the wife fought came frightened at the firing of some few moments Bronson rushed out, was claimed by death at 4 o'clo one of the most reliable up in the toner the garded as arrested and Roman candles and turned to run ASSESSMENT ON and v.-A-en/others went in they found yesterday afternoon. darkies in the entire Officer Hurley, and was and sober of o'clock yes- away. Dr. Sears being almost un- Gills dying of a severe stab in the Ewell worked for Mr. Carneal, of attested by not only the railroad locked up also. About 3 as Physician Bass seated attempted to jump from the upper part of the stomach, and.then the Grahamvilie section, and was people but police authorities as well. terday afternoon City • the city hospi- buggy and in doing so got his left several others in that region. The a married man. The remains will be Yesterday though it seems his egg- had the man taken to THE UNION PRINTERS IN operated on, but leg caught in the wheel and the re- upper one looked as ii he had stuck buried today. nog. whiskey and bitters got the best tal where he was LOUISVILLE ARE PREPAR- against him, and he may sult was that the member was bruis- a long knife in the man's stomach Coroner Chatles Crow went out him, tiring his brain into dernonical chances arc ING FOR A STRIKE.
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