View
218
Download
4
Category
Preview:
Citation preview
tPA8H> TWO 1 POTUOXH ECTNINCF UltT1IVUSDY MAY f7
u 1
I Paducah Light Power
4BASE BALL= 7 CC ==Famous Original Bloomer
Vs L ACalled 3 p m
2Sc
CHRISTIAN SCALP
TAKEN BY INDIANS
It Was From
to Finish
Develop Vloleiit Form ofSHcif 1Vurk and lists Out Ten
JoUgltUIIS
STILL A1 JI AD op COIXJMXI
Team StandingW L Pet
Inilucah II it 780Vlncenn < 10 4 714
caT 7 7 500Daiiville C 8 429Jacksonville 4 8 333
2 10 KG
Yesterdays ResultsPaducah 6 Cairo B
10 Jacksonville 7Danville 3 Jlattoon 0
TodaysCairo at PaducahDanvllle at MattoonYIncennea at Jacksonville
The heathen Redskins conductedanother massacre nt Wallace parkyesterday end the victim was aChristian hailing from South Bendmad Central league Ho behavedboiutlf ully at the stake and when thefireworks started never onco fllnchtdor made an outcry
Christina was the gamest vtotlmOho has developed and he was
Pale Dellcnto Woman and GirlsTile Old Standard Groves Taite
less Chill Tonic drives outand builds up the system Sold by alldealers for 27 years Price 50 cents
11PRES5TIm
UTTONTk
IIe lot to p8 M denialrsbssingYaq
peelbbasulap1 tubb Unt Ktab eachth xi-
xrEagle150Flashkartiotitllpnbtxr u< full 1 funutti
+ rid FlubNosewith told bsde usoradt h No 24
wit gold
Sol Ly ScatiooeqodOlhef 5Irnt
Lab YOUR DIALER IftgagFLAIR <
KII tM null pile direct upsbluttygustt
r Eagle Pencil Coacoa lOr-
oInlliOlow Yoek-
u
I-
I Oi
u
aHAVE OtJi
SEEN A
GAS STOVE
AT YOUR
FRONT GATE
Our expert demon ¬
strator will call uponyou very noon withone You do not haveto leave your front
gate He will takeorder Stove
will be connected freetoday
4 Co I
SUNDAY MAY 2OBoston Girls
LSWAULACE PARK Tame
ADMISSION
ftducahs Game
Start
Vlncennes
JIaUoon
Vlnoonnea
Schedule
season
malaria
krry3m
your
a toothsome morsel for the Willrots
In tho first InninR tho ropes weremade fast about the Christian andho was powerless agiimt the winclubs of the Indices His strugglescontinued tliroughoui die entireslaughtering operation but ho wasgame to the last-
fhe Massacre-It Is toe that the visitors tallied
three due to misplays la the firstbut when the Indiana went to batthey showed that they had the Christrail going and this was sufficientIt was a matter of waiting for diegamo to end to shout Tho Indlamwore sure
lathe first Inning tho visitors Sal-
lied three long ted ore with n doubio and Larson made safe on Paylors muff of a lino drive Wolfetried to sacrifice but Wlteus threwwild to tinted to cut off Long Thetwp rpurer scored Wolfe stopping-at third for breath Rolands sInglebrought Wolfe In and tho side wasthen retired In order
Tho Indians got one of them backthe last half of lbe first icctlng JIcClaln grounded out and lions singledVetzel singled and slanted to sttealsecond Tie was thrown out butHaas scored on the throw Ames re-
tired the side by mlesme threeThe Indians took throe tho neat
Inning Taylor singled and Perrypopped out Jf Miller tilt to Ildlandand forced Taylor bat made firsthimself Ohenautfc and Wllgus gotpasses cad fllled the bares McClalflbit a triple and scored them but h <
died on third on1 Haas ground outTho Indians scored another In the
third WeUe singled and trot fCCond on a balk Amos singled andwith Wouell pulled off a doublesteal Wetzcl scored on a groundhilt to ho Infield but Ames was totso successful being thrown out Theside was then retired in order
In the eighth Inning ono mowcote on each aide was made
Cairo earned a run by Connor1triple and Paducah tallied a run bybunched hits In the ninth the MudWatlowers failed In three attemptsand the Indians walked ort with an-
other bunch of scalpsThe summary
Cairo abr bh po a eUrns cf 5 1 1 0 0 0
Larsen rf 5 1 0 1 0 0Wore c 3 1 It 5 1 0
Roland 2b 4 0 1 2 5 1
Dithrldgo ss 3 1 16 2 0
conklin 3b 40 1 11 0
Connors Ib 40280 0
Ultrsel I tt 4 H 1 li 0 0Christian p 4 0 0 0 O 0
Totals 30 C 7 24 9 t
Paducah ab r bh po a eSlcCfaln If CO 2 I 0 0fans Ib 5 1 2i 13 0 0
WetzolI ffb JJ 12 2 2 0ATOM 2b 40 1 1 2 1Taylor cf 40120 1-
Pocp ia 4 12 1s 4 0
M MIIIorTf 31000 0Otonault c 3 1 0 Ii 0 0Wllgut p 311022
Total 34 C 11 27 10 4i
Score by InningsInnings 123450789C-olro 3G0010010-Paducah 1 3 1OflOO Isn H ECairo 5 7 1
Padueallr 6 11 4
Earned runs Cairo 1 Paducaha
Two base hltIonStolen bases Wetsoll Ames Per¬
ry M Miller1 Throe base Jilts McClaln Con ¬
norsSacrifice hits Wolfe DlUirldge
AI SillierBaeeaott ballsOff Christian 2Struck outDT Christian 4 by
t-
y
<Wdlgus 4isJUt hr pitched toll Wetej a
Left ott basesCairo C Paducah8
Time of game1150Umpire Veach4 ri
llootlors Itat put VictoryJacksonville 1U May 17Thev-
isitors won by heavy stick workerf s B IHvE-
Vlneennea t 10 13 f3
Jacksonville 7 C 2-
IktttrtesNegev Undlcy andBelt Wallace Whltley and Matteson
Multnon Slant Out aSraUoott Ill May 1CThe visit
ors forged a shutout on the Ilocalsby superior ploying
R HEDanvillo 31 G
Mattooo 0 4 1
Thd Paducah newspapers havebeen requested by the Cairo baseballmanagement to pay no attention todope In a certain Cairo newspaper
bccausa of the unrcllabloncss of thebaseball writings
The paper came out the day attarthe JUtlal game of the Cairo PatIOoah series claiming that fans In Pa¬
ducah threw cushions and otherthings not tied down at Cairo ployot1t8 This is false and the writermust havo known It bang acquaint-ed with the fact that the entire Pa-ducah grand stand la screened
There Js such a thing as killingpopularity of baseball in a townthrough unreliable writing Mr EdBIchonbcrgkr of the Cairo 4eam stat ¬
ed °nnd we era averse to manythings printed 1a this particular papar We would request that yourPaducah paper and other papers In
the icafew discontinue copying thedope and this wIll help a great
deal c
8lrzhiRi rom the KettleSillier and Ctlifoault todayLloyd Js having osteopaths and
specialists working on his playerstrying to get them In shape
Ollllgan Vas out last night but illHo probabo will not play for a weekdesiring to get well of the chills be-fore he attempts uny more playing
Wolfe is catching with a bone fel-
on¬
on Ills throwing hand That isnerve equal to Grover LUnd
Grover Land was cut on thestreets of Milwaukee over the eyeby a negro The negro made a slighttug remark about land and theymixed Several negroes Interferedand one cut Land Ho is not serious ¬
ly Injured Land is catching for To-
ledo¬
and was with the team in Mil ¬
waukee i
Ames shows up well on secondbase He te A good utility man
Wolfe does not were to bo anybetter sticker than McClain fansWilkinson Burson iJangdon and adozen of others wa know In tho Kit ¬
ty leagueto
THE BIG LEAGUES
Xnurlcnn IcnpieWashington C Chicago 6 Bit
< erie Hughes and Hcyden Smithand Sullivan tTen Innings
New York C StJouls 2 Batterlcs Hnhn and McGuire Smithand Spencer
Boston Gi Cleveland 7 Batterjea winter and Graham Ilhodcaand Clark
Phlladeliftaa 9 Detroit 2 Batterlea Bender and Shrock MullenWlsBi W ornor and Payne
National LeagueCWcafio 1 Phifcidolphla 0 3at
tortesLundarew and Kling Duggleby and Doom
Brooklyn 3 St Louis 0 Batte-rlosScanlon and JJorgon Taylorand Raub
PUtsburg 11 Kew York 0 Batterle Wlllla and Peltz Ames Ferguson and Breantihanr-
onreionetl 67 B6 it<to C Batter ¬
ies Bwrng and Livingston Dorneiand Xeedham
IJAUVVltl COLLEGE GullSMEET GOIUCrS COMlAXIOV
Trot John Dewey of ColumbiaUniversity invited a number of Oar¬
nard College girls to Ws house tomoet Mine Andrlva the actresswhom Maxim Gorky brought overfrom Russia and introduced as hiswife
Every girl but one who was Invit ¬
ed came to the reception The onewho did not Dome had a sprainedankle
Tho college girls fpll dead In lovewith the lady with the advancedIdeas on the eubject of marriage
Mra John Martin of TompkInsrule Statxb Island at whose housethe actress has been 8taylngbroughtber to the reception
She wore a strlklne costume in theblack and wfclto effect Her hair wasscrambkd after the most approvedBohemian fashion and a single rubyturned on the thumb of her littlewhite left hand
She gave a talk on Huston Inde¬
pendence and Russian woman muchto the disappointment of the womenwho came to meet her
She said nothing about RussianIdeas as to free Jovo
She didnt even mention amongthe Russian women of whom shepone the little neglected wife andmother whom Maxim Gorky leftalone for her
Tho Barnard girls were trcra odously impressed and there is a runon black dresses and scrambled hairand flaming red stones at Barnardtills tnornlnc
Prdnco apoleoua generali This is not a
Dl21enuuanarmfY 1813 I
uI
DanderbieAfIDI
LOAHL IT d
r MISS MAIIMAltA uI MlVAoo3eorrettdnoAte curcOo
Wullnrymm DrtorelberanuslytDnsdnrtn-my hatrwas falling out In treat htrl oDd l npleased to asp bat Dandenoe not n OIOlod It at-eoCsbuthasmadent lojr row DlO twiceft lour M It ever wu
ii rs KlolKt Aihfnon Little Rook Ark rllMJIIn aurvlT remarkable the way IJAlidenna improvethe hair 2t bai made mr Uatr grow Ira incuc long-er In TK mouths and It la getting thicker Awl longersli the time I tMlInln riTln iValofl where it I 5-
dneandloucanusenapam aa refereoea U youax desires
knrpersousmanytrugIJm iliaa
vrvl1J11ia to tho what fresh showers of rata and sunshine to vegetation ftc tight to
Invigorates and strengthens them Its fertilizing and lifeproducing properties causegrow abundantly lonKstronjtaiiil beautiful IT IS THE NATURAL FOOD OF THE SCIENTIFICALLY t4eIAAKERStCDCC 1010 quickly ndorlno Lots W5 w n tend a urge ramble tree br malt anyone who sense this aarrrtlw UT n CCi to 1U Uuuwlluu Uuudriu Co Ct wub lUelr n ma n4dtes aoJ lea ccntt kilter stamp fa lleor
Kentucky EnglishI I
An English gentleman JravcHndabout tho world ascribes to the landof blue grass fast horses flue whsk yand beautiful women the additionalexcellence of speaking the purestEnglish he has found after muchstud of dalects In all of
declarslUonrtdtnllofabove alt dialectical 110 Sllototally misplaced on the end ofwords like ides making doaThe same thing Is true of the SowEnglander often The people of tinSouthern states mark their speech bj4 drawl which is entirely unncccsellry the people of the Northerrsjatoa have a naaaV twang which is nJolce to an Englishman It Is onlyon the middle ground in Americathat the true English Is found theEnglish of Shakespeare and Dr John ¬
son unmixed with dialectical absurdIties or with local peculiarities ofxprcsaon Such Is the general no
lion tiel forth by the observer men-tioned
AVhen the sentence is notedSlang as such I do not find in Ken
tucky and the nclghborns wglonialong Ohio and Missouri riversIt la apparent thatthe field of ob ¬
servation was comparatively limitedBut the truth of the main contentionremain unshaken Of course slang
ntnllJIIl1e1
are certain social circles In KentuckyI
where the English la distinct fromthat of the commonality and wherespecial hereditary Influences arework These circles Include two dlstinct elements of population one thedescendants of the Virginialanded families and the other thechildren of the Scote irish pioneersboth of which classes have beennoted for the purity of their lan ¬
guage and the clearness of theirenunciation contrasting in a market 1
degree with the more Southern drawlof the gulf states and tho nasal sharp-ness of the Yankee Thp race hisstory of these wo elementsl of popula ¬
low wilt explain the Englibhraanscomment I have found In the cityof Louisville a pronou Delation and a-
Uf of terms which in my mind isnearer to Addison and the Englishclassicists than anything which tilecounties of England the provinces ofAustralia or marshes of Scotlandcan offer
Who Wine the LoserA banker going homo tor Ills din
men saw a 110 bill on tho curbstonelie picked it up and took the num ¬
ncr boma In order to find the ownerWhile at home his wife remarkedthat tho butcher had sent a billamounting to J10 Tho only moneyhe had with him was the bill ho hadfound which he gave to hor and shepaid the butcher This butcher paid Itto the farmer for a calf and the far¬
mer paid It to a washerwoman andshe owing 1io banker a nato of 110went to tluci bank and paid a notewent to the bank and paid tho noteTho banker recognized the bill AS
the one ho had found and which upto that time had paid 150 of debtOn careful Investigation he dlscovrrcd that tho bill was counterfeit
wlllfiomo of our friends tell uswhat has been lost In this transactionand by whom Kanaaa City Jour
ant1o4lcoon a Caanaught railway
platform There will bo no lasttrain off Saturday
rioiiKci ICSSILI
Jestama CUICAOO
I ll
nuneA ItukKll 11000 nncnjgrip aprxar aboye1 ettatoy nl oriwriuamatiKOMa Tier twauiltul hair
r
hair areroots tod
auJ lu
rit
HI
IiPas NewpiscoveryI
Stomach Bowels Liver and Kidneyspet bottle for 250 six for 500VVFor Quick Relief Oil 25 cts
SMITHMedicated Soap
ISAQElwlOc All sold by
u
j CITY TRANSFER CO4e
Now located yt-t
Glaubers Stable-We arc ready for all Kinds of hauling 4
TELEPHONF
= =I
aooi HONK
Purnl licd by Negro Charged VllliUsing Cancelled Stump
A W Ixiwls colored who wasbrought hero from Moscow KyHick man vounty two days ago toanswer to the cncrco of using a can-celled
¬
postage stamp gave bond thismorning and his bond was signed byeleven property holders in Hlckmancounty any one of them bundredf over too UOO bond The sign ¬
ers are J M Little Sdn Jlahone W W Carroll W J llosaa Arrlncton J A Rodgers J KMG Oat J at ABhell CampbellSon nndj W Breach
Jeso lardner a brother to ComglenIILc111I1WIIIand proclaims his Innocence Ho eayaif he a cancelled postageIt was through mistake and not intentional
Glass From Vesuvius turnSiirlngflold Mass Republican
ft is being tainted out for the consolation of tho people aboutthat lava like adversity has its usesIt makes for Instance avery beautl¬
till glass of extraordinary illghtnejBhut curiously evory volcano sendsout a special brand of Java withqualities of its own ibId can onlybe discovered by experience rhorich plains of Sicily owe much oftheir to dooomjiosed lavaand In South Amtlca volcanic soilis found to bo the beat IlIIlho worldfor toffee growing though severalplanters would rather take the soilwithout tho volcano
Kentucky NurseryWashington May 17 Kentucky
famous aa a nursery of politicians IsUie only state 4n tllQunlo1l whichboasts live iialJvo In tho UnitedStates senate All of them will attend the Hctnecomlng in Louisvillenext month unless present plans oilstarry
The Kentucktana In the senate areJames D JlcCreary and JBlackburn of Kentucky ShelbyJlooro Cullom of Illinois William
Stone of Missouri and Samuol itPiles of Washington i
Kit
01
o
I
MISS 8EIMA IIAUELH11211 North 43U Court CUIOAOOt-
Mlaa Itaat l aarai Sir hale TrouM notreach below my wn whim I began utinroar DaaJerliM It waa also ra404 aixl spN-ucor
Iat the ends NoW It Is over SX Fatloprlbsnr and II has roaslnod
It oriflulrteb blots color lUMtlUMUoiaaaout tour tDGPlb all tezetber
DAHDERINC theexhilarating the hair
HAIR
D return totrain or la
the
the
old
the
Now
c
100 three
1
at
499
worth
JkIlC
used stamp
Vesuvius
fertility
sons
C S
J
I
litGflThliS GUIl thyitnneynncep t
Chicago 111 Way 19John Alex-ander Dowte dlMredMod and deiwrted by many of hit onetime woruhiiwpew was donlrd the privilege ofDpreying at the gravcrtdo of hto daughter Father today When ho wu tpreparing Ho carry out a programfixed In file mind If going to vlkMound cemetery and prostrating him t
self Upon the grave of the daughterwho was burned to death nut wasburled thereI four years ago notherdesertion occurred in tho ranks of irhis following
Dawle coachman jnuUrjed andwent over to thefor< 8 of Vollva antithe brokenMlown oM dictator of tiltchurch he made eras left without ti
any means of getting to Ito cemeterywhich is three miles from Sh1ohahouse J
New Nuhiitltiilp Carrier dA now substitute carrier was add ¬
cd lo rbe poslofflce department thismornliii Ho lIs William A Edwardsof Hardln Marshall county Thisgives the department throe substi ¬
lutes twp temporarily lntallcdpending examinations and tho one yFittIlagIIIhOTtbohoweverPath r
Promo Ilillcxin
ConpyllM1d 1
Tracy Ttadell were thrown against ik
Terscyboreriver
Out of lohlcrSenator Carmack pf Tennesseereatedaylie ffeduftI1tCbwas out of politics
Xo Circus Dfrorntlou I >nyOn Shee ground that It would bo
eacraep1 the Qty Council of rop-ehaICahaa refused to allow n cir-cus Alperformance there on UecoratlonDay
IlJoClbA for ha4un 1
DYSPEPSIA CURE 71ne1
IE C DuWXTT Oe COMPANY UICAOO 1LitJi tI9L LL1tQ IIROI JE
oj iIfl g Aerlr 4t waq skSFtD ri 1T sr r rI 4 1
fj
Recommended