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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-06
THEE rEHAuNTEPDc RAILRoAp.

THE TETIAUNTEPDC RAILROAD.
4 San Fancisco, june 6.-By June 1 Of 1903
the Tehuantepec railroad across the 18TH
mus OF that name in Mexico will com
pete with the Panama route and the
American overland lines for a share Of
the shipments between the Atlantic sea
board and the Pacific coast.
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WILL TRY
TO PROVE GARDNER
NOT AN OFFICER

Mayor Ames Testimony Indicates the First Strong Lead
for the Defense Mayors Memory Wretched, but He
Remembers Some Things-A Dramatic Outburst by
Witness Brewer
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CANADA WOULD FIGHT
JAMES ]. HILL And
..... THE STEAMSHIP TRUST

The Conference of the Dominion Boards of Trade in Session
at Toronto Bites Off Large Section Subsidies and
Bonuses Are Discussed-The Subject of Imperial
Defense Is Considered at Length
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SAINT GARDNER |
i ANNo Don1Nr 1902 4
THE BEAUTIFUL PICTURE PAINTED BY
ATTORNEY MEAD IN HIS OPENING SFoP
THE DEFENSE, H

veracity was SO bad he wouldn't believe
him under OATH In cross examination Mr..
Smith asked the witness who he had
heard say that and Nelson gave Captain
Norman King as his authority. This struck
the crowd as funny and the merriment
was so pronounced that Judge Harrison
threatened to clear the courtroom
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Another Strike Settled.
Youngstown. Ohio. June 6s-The strike OF
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the stand in denying testimony given by
various witnesses for the state. He said
he had not been In his Office on that Sum
day when Edwards ana Crossman say they
saw him there; and he contradicted both
witnesses In many other particulars as
we'll He denied fatty that he had ever
received any money from the "big mitt'''
gang OF that he had ever authorized any
one to collect such money for him.
3 According to the doctor. GARNER pos
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Srinft 9enun's gbee nuo Sa4ee.
8eite QualitGt. NieOrtgter preis.
s. .. &ennp 6 o.,
IS 2Gben.

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genunf4t. Der 20 Sabre alte
Scames q. W2cGurlep BON Nr. 721,
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Wo6nung ber6aftet unb BON poli3etz
ri6ter @au6er ben 8eb0roen BON
@arroG1GountD ii~berpieien, poielbt
er ouf Die 4nf4ulbigung bin gez
piinf9t nirb, SO6n %. Smslsr in
m0rberiI6er Qbii4t thdtIi4 dngegrifz
fen gu BADEN.
GoIltfion.- Sin Waggon Der
@omonO TonzNpenueZ2in rannte gez
tern M}orgen an Der SIDE bon @Oz
mOnbfon : 4pe. unb 9OppletOnftraBe
in einen @agen bes Gegers Somuel
Scott, nobel Der Wugen idper be-
f9dbigt purbe, pdbrenb Der Ruti4er
nit benz S9reden baponfam.
MuB 6etm gu Muttern.
: 9uttie Sbiplep, Elm II Sabre altes
MGb9en, tpel9es bor a9t Monaten
feinen in S6urmont, 6reberid Co.,
~po6nbaften Gltern uusgerifen mar,
nm in Baltimore Elm vunabbGngiges"
2eben gu fii6ren, purOe gweitern Dom
gpli3eiri9ter Qpben pom ipeItli9en
Oiitrift ben 8e6DrDen bon 5reoerifz
gountp iiberniefen, peI4e bas MGbz
den fetnen @ltern 3uriderftatten fOlz
len.
Qus brennenbem 8 a E
gerettet. = Sn Der Bo6nung bes
9rn. 5rant 9entel. einem 9ape3ierer
pon CIR. 1854, @eitz8altimore=S Str,
entitunb geitern friib uuf unbefannte
Deiie 5euer. 81. 9entel purbe bur9
ben &au4 uufgetpedt, unb er elite
f4leunigit mad benz nG4iten 5euer=
alarmfaten, I'm bic Seuertpe6r gu
olarmiren. DIS er 5uriiffe6rte, ma
bas erfte Stodperf nit iol9' bi9tem
&au4 angefiiGt. baB er baTeIbe ni9t
betreten tonnte, unb feline camille
muBte aus Den 6enitern bes 5peiten
9todperfs gerettet perben. 9liid=
li9erpeiie tpurben bic Glammen i'm
Seine gel6i9G
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Nus SaItimnrrsG ountg.
@eri4iebene &ldgen eingerei4t.
PolitifGes aus Dem @puntp.

Die rStaatss8unf BON ct. 2ouis"
rei6te geftern i'm &reisgertht Don-
Baltimore : GountD gu Sppfon cine
8lage gegen Serbinonp 9Dbel Elm. Sn
Der &lageidrift betBt es, Die 8ant
eigne 194 Nder QunD i'm 13. 0tftritt
bpn Baltimore : GprntD an Der SlD
Maibens Choice Goao. Sic babe ben
8eiiBtitel fir bas 2anb i'm September
1902 an 6rn. 90bel iibertragen, bod
peigere er ii9, ben 8eIiBtitel entgegen
5u ne6men, obglei4 8D6el einen She'll
bes &aufgelbes ange5aAlt babe. 4u4
fpeigere er ii6, tpeitere 3dhlun8en gu
maiden.
5rau @life Sienod 8uptpn flagte
geitern i'm &reisgeri9te gu SoDipn
hur6 tire NnpGlte %. g.. Seed unb
80. Sin Smit6 uuf tbeilpeiie S6et@
bung BON i6rem Munne Wm. q. 8upz
ton. sSn ibrer 8lageI9rift giebt tie
an, lie lei i'm Hopember 1901 81
Song @reen nit @uDton getrdut NOR
ben unb 6abe Bis gum G.. Sttober
1902 nit inn 3uiammen gelebt; er
babe iie bernu9ldifigt, graufam be-
6unbelt unb tbr gegenii6er cine grobe
Spra9e gefiibrt unO lie au9 miBbanz
belt. @r babe Nt9ts gu ibrem Be-
bensunterbalte beigetrugen, ObpoRl er
piel 8runobefiB i'm @ountp eigne. Sic
perlangt 500 pro Monat 4limente
unb $500 Qntpultsgebi6ren. 0as
9eri9t 6epiQigte i6r QeBteres.
Sr. g6arles 8. Ri4olui, Sruftee,
rei6te geitern i'm 8reiSgert4t 3uSopz
ion ieine Nntport Elm auf bic &lage
bes Staates Mdrplanb gegen Die
MarDlGnOer 4derbau @eieqf4aft
3pefs 8erfaufs Der @rurbItide gu
Btmlico.
Sine Demotrutii6e MafenOer~
fammlung i'm Snterefe bes @ongreB@
Ganbibaten s. 5reo. 6. Gulbott fano
geftern N6enb in Der rSbb 5eqopSz
6qGe" gu @len Qrms, Baltimore
gountp, itatt. 8eOen purOen gebulz
ten BON ben So. .. 5. ge1Ott, Gba5.
6. 5enbaa uno 3, 9Onarb Siauc5.
Sn Der rSDanboe 9u0e" an Der 1
QOenue, 9igblanOtOpn, fanO 9eitern
Nbenb cine republitanii4e Mafenper>
fammlung itutt. 4nipraden 3u 9unz
item be5 repu6Gitanii6en @OngreBz
GanbiOaten 5. 9bler Page b~ielten Die
So. %. .. Softer aus @srmont, 90.
.. 8redenbaug6 uno u. WortR
Sputes. 9r. Sreo, 9roB fiibrte ben
8priiB.
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StaAt Baltimore.


Die ~auspdrtise poft fir bic nit
benz 1. Nopember enbenoe Wo9s
i6lieBt lin alien Sd1en piinttli4) TN
bieiisen puitamte pie fOlst:
Oie poit lit often fir YudstzS Slide
BON 9 ubr @prmittuss Bis 5 ubr
Ra9mittass tdsti4, aussenommen
Sonntug.
Sransz atlantic : go It.
Sreitag - 9 nbr Wbenbs, fir
6ranfrei9 per 9ampfer ga Sasz
cosne," pia SABRE Woitiu4en fir an
bere Sbeile Guropa's miifen per ga
gascogne" aoreiiirt iein); fir europa
per 9ampfer r@truria," pta Queens
tpnn.
gpf iii g ii b. unb gentralz
Mmerita, 50 eftinbien
u. +. M.
Sreitaq - 1 ubr Ra9mittugs, fir
Bermuda per 9dmpfer BON 9ulifdr;
u u6r Na9ts, fir porto RicO, @uz
racao unb @ensauela per Oampfer
PHILADELPHIA; fir 5ortune Sslano
unb Samaica per 0ampfer v4lene";;
fir Sapti per Oampfer nQbironoad";;
fir Barbados unb Nprb>8raiilien per
Oompfer ugearenie," pia para uno
Mdnaos.
8oit na9 Neufunblanb pia Nortb
@pbnep urb mad Miguelon pid So
iton i9lieBt bier tdgli4 Inn 8 ubr
Na9mittags; lad Cuba pia Sampa
tdsli9 I'm 1 ubr Nu4mittags; mad
6onburos, Gotta Rica unb 9uatez
mala pia Ietp>O rleans tdgli9 um 8
11br 4benbs.
Srans : 9acific : pof t.
Samtug - 7 ubr Qbenbs, fir
Muitralien, Heufeelanb, Sill, Samoa
unb 6atpati, pia San 6run5iscp.
poft fir 6utpatt, Sapdn, GAina
unb bic Y6iltpptnen, Did Gan Srunz
CISCO idlieBt bier tdgli3 nm Z u6r
Q6enbs Bis gum 2. Nopember.
Srans : 8acific : 9oit pirb tGgz
Ii9 gum 4bgangsbafen bef0rbert uno
arrangements iinO getroffen fir De-
rem ununterbro9ene ueberlanb 9ez
fD~rberung.
g. 0apies Darfie1b.
Poitmeiiter.
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Die @pGen : @usgube bes
r0eut5den Gorrefponbenten" III,
mas Neuistetten anbetrifft zines
Der beften in ben 0ereinieten
Staaten publt5irten Wodenbldt=
ter, unb bas nit &e9t, bietet IS
bod cine Sine bon i%nterefuntem
2efeitoff. Sn Der 9eutigen 8oz
den : Qusgobe bes n9eutden
Gorre1ponbenten" ftnbet man cine
Hare ueberIi9t iber bic tpi9tigz
item greigntfe Der porigen Wo=
DIE. Quberbem bietet bas 8latt
cine rei6e 4uspabl gebiegener
4b6anblungen iiber perf9iebene
5raeen Der 8egentpart, fpannenz
be Gpmane, interefante Nopelz
len, auerliebIte Plaubereien, grz
sdblunsen, Qnefboten, ebitorieQe
4rtitel, Spe5ial : Correspondents
gen, 8rtefe aus Der alien 9etz
mat6, cine ppne Sette Der intereiz
fanteiten beutf9en 2otalbert4te,
ale pifenspert6en 2ofalzNa4z
ri6ten, 1opie ale &abelz unb
eSnfanbz9 epeIden, bic Biz 2 u6r
4
5rettag Morgen eintreffen.
e 4u9 entbdlt bas Do9enblutt
bic boGftdnDigen &eben Der So.
Siibpr &a1ner unb Wiatam
9infnep Wbbte, tpel4e belize Ser
rem in Der groBen bemottutii9en
MaFen : ~@eriammlung in Der
vMuiifS9uQe" am lebten Wfontag
N6enb bielten.
0as 8Gutt 1T II @eiten bes
tdgGi6en 6ormats fart uno eigz
net ii4 bsionbers fir 2anb6e=
1pobner, 6rsunbe unb @erpanbte
in 0euti9Ganb; es 1T in Der ST.
petition unb ppn alien SrGgern
Des u9eutIGen @orreiponoenten"
FL 6dben.
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urb leote es neben ieinen often bano@
oere9t uuf benz Slide nieoer. Sb DIE
@eiitesgegenpart Oes Marf9uus. Der
fi6 Iofort ppr benz piitbenoen @onz
ita6ler aufpflun3te, ooer oeien neberz
legung, baB in Oieiem Sale nt4t blOs
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bas Meiite ba5u getbdn bat, jeOenfahs
ftDrte 2un3elot 9ia ben tpeiteren Ser
Iauf Der geriatli4en g%ro3eOur ntdt
me6r, Die oumit enbete, oub 2ouis
Seat6 unter 5000 8irgi4dft geiteat
nurbe. Seoenfals aber bltebsn Die
8etbeiliqten babel bibi4 unter ltd,
benin als Der Squire" ieinen Repol@
Der 3og, batten ii4 ale 3uROrer mOg@
li4it i4leunigit our Sbur binous 9ez
briidt.
8ur3e Npti3en aus benz
Staate.
cSn 6agerstopn brunnte Dds 9aus
Der 5rau Soiep6 Stunt nisoer, nab
renb DieIe ii9 auf 8eiu4 BET tbrem
5o6ne in @ogsmont befdno. Der
@9aoen 1T ni9t oerit9srt.
Gus Cumberland, Wiatamsport,
6uqerstopn unb Cation ptro iiber
@6neefG1e 8eridt e ritattet.
ccsn Cumberland tit Die nGumber<
lamb 6punbrp C Mudine 60" nit
$4,000 aupital BON George 9sb9art,
SSrant 6. 6ledsnietn, Robert Roe,
iun., S6os. 6. Roe uno 2lopb 2ofprz
bes in%corporirt pDrben.
Ra6e Rodpopb in Der NGhe BON
Cumberland runnte Elm Pahugter3ug
Der Baltimore : Ohio : 8abn" gegen
einen 5ra9tsus. Die 8remier 5rdnf
Tefpea unb @tanlep, fopie Die Pa1az
aiere Srau Roie &effer bon Councils
billie uno So6n SbipleD, elm 8erii4ez
rungsz4 gent, nurben in 5olge bes
plDBli9en Stile6altens bes 3uges
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6puIe" in Confluence, 3d., tpuroe an
Mittpo9 MOrgen tobt in ieinem
3immer aufgefunben. @r mar elmer
Der beit befannten 9oteliers iener
9egenb unb biente nd9reno bes giirz
gerfrteges a1s Obert in Der 8unbesz
arnlee.
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Die uIte t~raurige Sc
I9t9te. - &aum tit bic Iuiternz
Saiion erDffnet, 10 tperoen audi f9on
&tagen i6er Die grauiame 8e6unbz
lung Der Nuiternfti9er BON Seiten Der
gupitdne Der Q~uiternboote laut. 90
melDet cine 9epeiae aus WaIbington:
Die 4ufmerf oes SefretGrs
Der Wo6lt6dtigteits : 8eb0rbe, 9eo.
g.. Wtlfon, purbe 6eute M}orgen BON
benz Glerf bes yMunicipaG 2obging
6ouTe" auf einen San bon rS6ang=
haiing" bon Setten 8ultimprer Quz
fternfii9er geri9tet. 8arnp &irt
unb Soiep9 Samota, elm Hufe, iinb
Die angebli9en Spfer. sic tamen gez
ftern 46enb in benz 2ogirbuuie an
unb fagten, lie feten aus elmer 8irtbz
f6aft an Der 8operp in Repzgorf
por mebreren Monaten in ben 9ienit
gepreBt unb nab Baltimore auf elm
Qufternboot gebra6t tporben, bas felt
iener 3eit in Der unteren Gbefapeafez
Bal mad Quftern gefif9t 6Gtte. 8irt
er5d6Ite cine @ei4t4te GROCER @rauz
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befiBt peber &letbung, 9elb, nod.
5reunbe. Sein San pirb unterz
fu4t." @eber &irf, nod Samofa
mu4ten Bis geftern absnb iRr gri4ei<
men in Baltimore.
@totuen MurbGdnber
9rDBen. = 6r. 9ouglus 8, Sboz
mas, Der 9rdiibent Der pMaer4ants'
National : 8anf," 1T BON elmer guroz
patetIe 5uriidgefebrt. Sn parts fab
er bic Statuen ppn Carroll unb 9unz
ion, Die bonn Staate Marhlanb in Der
Gtatuen6aQe bes &apttols in Waf6z
ington aufgeiteGft iperben foaen. Sic
limb bic Werte bes 8iIbbauers &i9.
8roofs, Der feGbft mad 4meirta tOmz
men pirb, nm bic Capitalization berielz
BEN gu i6erpa9en, unb fDerben in
fur5er 53eit bier untpmmen.
8erfondlz Hpti5en. - 5r.
@iQiam g. 8reper, rSruf : glert".
Der oberften ftdbtif9en @eri9tsbant,
feierte geitern ieinen 81. 9eburtstag,
aus tpel9em anlaB ibm bic 4nseitea@
len i'm 8iireau bes 4reisgeri9ts einen
iil6ernen Raiirtopf nere6rten.
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"a Gents PRO Mart unb Commit
fIon. Sbep. $. 0iener C 6 o.,
Ais Wattr=S traBe. Qusldnoti4es
@elb, We9iel unb grebit : griefe.
@aiffstarten BON unO na4 europa.
1861
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Seufe:
@eurenanfsans ....6.33 Dlonouuttrsous- =. -
GonnenuntereGng. .b.OS
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Samitag, fri59e fIopeitli4e Winbe.
GA
Tragt die Die Sote, Die IT' Inner GekaQft HABIT
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Neue g It fdrren. Pofz
meiter g. Oabtes Durfielb inipi5irte
geftern pOr benz ppitumt 20 leue uno
perbeferte 8arren fir bic @infummz
lung BON 8riefen, bic morgen in
Oienit geiteat perben ioaen. Siefel@
ben finb nit @ummi : Rabreifen unb
RoGerz Q9ienberieben uno perurfa4en
aus bieiem 9runoe fe6r tpenig Sc
rGui6; es lit Dies elm 8or5u9 iber
Die alien Barren, Der BON Oen8iirgern
Der 5tobt beipnbers ginittse 8eurz
t6eilung finben tptrb.
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g q IN It a g. unb a gzg r
turfiunen nu4 8uibington $1.25
auf Der npenniplOania=8dbn
8tGete iinO fir Die RiiffaArt Bis
@onntag N6enb 9iiltig, Ollie 3uge,
Der rGOngrefiiOnaI 2tmite0" ausgsz
rpmmen.
(Stpt5,i Gr&Sa-l
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Sine RciIc uatb 9cuti6lanS,

Ntftc Jiellc nnH Seutid1InHOt
I'm bic WeIt ooer mad irgenD einem
She'll Der Melt urrangirt. 8eiiebilz
Iete ii6er ale 8a6nz uno 9ampferz
2tnien. Sbeo. 8. 0iener &c
s o., Ais WaterzStr. (266D
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Tragt die eDa SOte, Die Ihr Imm8G G8kauft HABIT
'essifs NAHAzIZM
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Vdtfi. paromttcrA. $3.50 S6bf. Ehermomsttrf...5s
Nitti. TbernvmcterR. 46 Eiebr,efey 81
Die hobffe SnncQiatif oes ptIpeS IN einer StIHes
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Sog qefriet Wttttr. Die ~ni.oriete
ssmperatur oes pefrigen cages Obs 8 lbr absnos)
mar ouf ua6eenanntsn Stationen, tpie folgt:
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unter einem 6aufen 8eiiig.
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id6rige So6n u. MOrgan, @ater Der
6rau 6rancis 6. 8. Castle un0 Der
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f6oIen, nie man psrmutbet, in 6ol9e
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70 etterberid1t.
Ser, gfaaten II setter Bureau.
aItiu1ors. ben 80. Sttober 1909.
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~. Earos a.. Eeuhs ~~o""N m..
Set Hsf'z a'sI' s'si;if s,ta. sa.. &''fi
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-21

THE INJUNCTION CASE.

The decision of Circuit Judge
Cook in annulling the Governors
order of removal in the case of
three commissioners of the Western
Asylum, meets with almost univer-
sal approval here where the facts
are known. In fact, the law is so
plain on the subject that no other
decision was expected than that the
court would make its temporary in
Junction permanent The members
Of the bar who had looked into the
matter entertained no doubt Of the
outcome. Judge James Breathitt,
who represented the commissioners
whose removal was attempted,
made the law so plain in his able
and exhaustive speech that even
the crowd in the courtroom was
convinced almost to a man that the
merits of the case were entirely
one-sided. Judge Breathitt's in
vestigation of the law convinced
him that the constitutional provision
against a longer term Of Office than
four years, would debar Mr.. Chas.
KING hit from further service, as he
had served four years of a six
years term. This point was viz
turlly admitted by Judge Breathitt
in his argument. The court held
that Mr. Knights term had ex-
pired on January IA, nearly two
months before the attempted re-
moval, and the entire order as APP
piled to him as well as the other
two commissioners was annulled.
The principal ground was the ar.
bitrary manner in which the Off
GERS we're assailed by the Cover
nor. The removal was attempted
without giving them a hearing or
chance to meet and refute the false
charges trumped up for the occa-
sion.
1t is probable that the Governor
knew that he was proceeding in an
unlawful manner. He certainly
had the advantage ofJudge Breath
tits legal knowledge in the matter,
for the latter called upon him and
told HIM plainly that there was no
law to sustain such an attempt.
The effect of the decision is to
continue Mr. J. B Walker and DR..
h w. Ware in office at least two
years longer, unless they choose to
resign. Mr.. NJ. H. Carroll, who
was appointed to succeed Mr.
Knight, is no longer restrained
from serving.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-21
Leaders of All MinstreIs.

Were the curtain of time rolled
back and the performer of twenty
five years ago to appear on the
scene, what a revelation would last
nights performance have been to
him, says the New Orleans Daily
Picayune in commenting on the per-
Torrance Of Barlow and Wilson s
Minstrels. How he would have
wondered at the simplicity OF ar
rangements of his day, and the
magnifcence of the drapery of the
present. When a little burnt cork
and banjo constituted a perform
err, while now it requires all the
present grandeur of a colossal at
traction, like Barlow and Wilson s
Minstrels, to satisfy the public.
Every aggregation has its stars,
but none cast their rays higher
than do Barlow and Wilson mag
ni6cent aggregarIon of star per
formers. This "Greatest Minstrel
Attraction America has ever seen
will appear at Hollands Opera
House next Monday night, March
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-21
Irving french COmpany.

The Irving French Company will
open three nights engagement at
the Opera House commencing
Thursday March u. The manage
ment promises this TO be one of the
best popular priced attractions of
the season. Thursday night they
will present "a Runaway Wife. "
The comedy lines and situations
have not been spared in this pro-
duction and the characters are ably
supported by capable artists,
headed by Irving French the fun
niest of all comedians, and is assis-
ted by Miss Hattie Haynes and a
strong supporting company. The
prices are 10, 20, and Doc Ladies
Tree the opening night if accompa-
MED by an escort with one paid SOC
ticket, purchased before Z O'Clock
p. m. Thursday. Seats on sale
Tuesday at the usual place. Buy
early and get the best.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-21
BIG OPENING.
New Spring Goods, Music,
Flowers and Souvenirs.

The Spring Opening at Moayon's
opening yesterday was quite an
event, with the ladies especially,
though It was the FIRST of the three
days which this enterprising house
has appointed to exhibit its large
and varied selections Of the newest
things in spring goods in the way
of silk dress goods. silk skirts,
tailor made suits, Elton Jackets,
silk waists, select line of wash
goods, match sets of embroideries
and scores of other things that
ladies know so well how to appre-
ciste. MIR. Will L. Bamberger, the
efficient manager of the house, has
excelled himself this year in his
selections. Handsome souvenirs are
given to all who visit the opening.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-21
$rOO Reward, 500.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure in all
its stages, and that is Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a con.
stitutional disease, requires a con
stitutional tr m d t. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood aud
mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation
Of the disease, and giving the pa
aient strength by building up the
SUBSTITUTION and assisting nature in
doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative
powers, that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testi-
u10nials,
address, r. J. CHENEY q Co.,
Toledo, o
Sold by Druggists. Use.
8all's Family Pills are the best.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-21

Hopkinsville, from a newsPap, r
account, seems excited over the in
production there by local under
taking firm of a device for lowering
corpses into the grave. From the
brief description, it appears to be
the same device which has been IN
vogue here for several years, and
IS regarded by the undertakers and
sections as good one.-Clarks-
willie Leaf Chronicle.
1t is not surprising that a dead
town like Clarksville should be first
10 catch on to new things in the
mOrtuary line.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-21
NEW PASTOR.
Rev, Pate Accepts Charge Of Three
Churches.

Rev. ]. S. Pate, who was recent
ly called to the passionate of the
Baptist Church at Lafayette and
Little River Church, has accepted
the charges and entered upon his
duties He will preach two Sun
days of each month at Lafayette,
one at New Hope and one at Little
River Church. DR. Pate will reside
on his farm near Church Hill.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-21

The Byron advertising bill, re-
qUiring all sheriffs and master
commissioners sales to be advertis-
ed IN a local paper before the prop
erty is s)ld, was one of the good
bills that passed. The State
Press Association had a committee
at Frankfort to look after this bill,
which was greatly desired by the
newspaper men of the State.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-21

Ia answer to many inquiries we
will state that the characters in the
story of "Allface, The Pioneer, " in
last Fridays KENTUcKIAN, are not
taken from real life. The dates of
settlement and other facts in the
story are historically correct, but
the real name Of the pioneer who
married the Indian girl lis years
ago, has not been preserved.