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CHAMPION the WINNER.
Leads Al the way In r~en,,.Nne Motor.
Paced Race.

The main event on the programme at the
Manhattan Beach cycle track Yesterday
afternoon vas the twenty-mlle motor paced
race. In which four men competed They
we're Albert Champion Of France. Tommy
Hall Of England. Howard Freeman Of Oregon. h..
and Kenny Nunro~. the southern rider
Munroe used four.hor-e power machine
and the other used machines OF nin--hor-~
power The winner vas Champion. who
led all the way. his time being ~ minutes
ss s-s seconds The other races resulted as
follows In the fve-mile amateur lap race
points were scored nv the thr-- leading men
at each lap
one Mic Motor Race Won ny J Dero>ier, can
ada u S,one DenVrr second l.. " lake. BROOK
lyn third Time. l minute x2 seconds
IiNr Nile Amateur lap Hace-Mon by Lewis
RennetI, Asbury Pari 81 pc,ns { kAs,endrirk
e W second - points J Roek-nwts New
Nork, third, - points. v l. isdue, { " fourth.
n points Time II minutes. - 2 seconds
tine Nile Amateur Hsndicap-won by Rock
enwits. J. Nandeyeet second c .. OrrrmAn.
third LrvH Bennett fourth, Time. minutes
81 S~condS
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pHuApsLpHis y NEW roaK =

pHrtApsLpHiA v NEW roaS
PHiLApELpHIs June 1s -Barrius the sec-
ond inning In which both sides went TO piecc~.
Philadeiphia and New York put W. a ratuins
good game to-day The Locals neldins in
the second was -orn~thins weird. the visitors
making ave runs, to the scoring q shnn
tied the scor. In the eighth on bAs. on haiiN
an out and a pair Of sinsle. With two Qlt
and scored on . single BY Mathewson 1he
Philadeiphias ev-ned this up Ia thoir half on
Chiidss forc- and Dussl~bys double In
OUT and MstheN sons single gave the New
Workers one run. but the locals went them
one better In the second half hown sinYlsd.
nied to Lauder Dugyleby reached nrrt OF
balls Thomas singled, scoring Hsllman. and
harry sent IN Dugssby with the winning
The sun., 1902-06-29

= s-.s: y, n; = S s. .T, ;S:' :s: : s:'S ,.ss ss'
ne als.ins svsel, al q mile snds sls,ssnsh.
ea IN. us.s, .s : s.yef. .s'e.cs tsf s ,ness
The hlly -ss a fals~ favorit. 81 70 I fh1
aaus6i . los Of money poured into the rinf
Fin. H,sesss' coassf' cSar.asy. feaals
aud Perry Eelmonis Nunefsl monopoliss sd
the r~.s of the bsttIhx Jkck lie Mund -s' be
"a hi. feet Al the thr~e-auart.r pole Then
Alsck and Nuineral vent after the LonSs,reet
colt With ~ much speed that all ger. drvths
i.hsd hs-ds apart AZ the ~tr-, Num.rL get
,iax IN. verdict, vrh Jack he Nund In the
pIAC~ The time wa- tss-s nt the Gay
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~ LoUts. June - Tho races Al th-fair Grounds
on getaway dAy sete run IN dosnpnuf OF rain
f1rs, RAre STA fIfionss-fd lay Spn i0s NrNtih
sto l. won For aud AT. li9 walsh, even, second
Model Monarch. ioe tBelh. % TO / third Tine,
lis - .
Second Raee STA furloaGs Lynch. - ONsin
10 won flop. III diauis,-, 10 10 !. second
TtAuef 70 Nioldrni. N to tniTd Tine. LIS,
mind Race one uiis and % yards Menace.
10, tNAlshi 10 I. ~on, Nj lom,rolf ~ Hop.
thlfd lime, a91
Fourth Race--Coun,p club s'eeplechase two
miles Very Light lsS Duperl To s. won, Terra
Incn,ni,a IG itggicstoni. ? TO l. second hid
NrCoy I'D N Cougtnni. o To s. third Tine. a.
trrh Race one mile and = sixteenth SAlNe
ss tBsII y 70 l. Won. Nn Taper. " tbattlstci
ITO second Bucciruth W oxen $40 I. third
Tine. S2A. - .
Ga,rS ia ,bstitStel, S to !, won. Audiphone, loi
tR~lh. II TO o second Mallsbout io oConnon,
q to S third Tine. Ts,.
~, rnth Rar~ fuIlonGs-Ilcsml lio
tMEiShl. 10 ) Soh. sweet Dream, los ONeill
I1ms 4
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yOCkEY CLUB STEW ARDS MEET
Definite ely F1x the value es Al Over Nghi
Purses on LEGAL tracks.

meeting Of the stewards Of the Jockey
club was held a, Sh~epsh-sd Bay Yesterday
afternoon after the third race Tn" stew
ards present were August Belmont.
Bradford. y r. Hitchcock, q Foilansbee.
"A X Knapp and Andrew Miller The fol-
lowing list Of Officials appointed for the
brighton Beach Racing Association meeting
was approved
starter, c J Fitzgerald Judges. Clarence
Mcdowell and c. " Pe,tinsill clerk OF the
.cale- Christopher Cornehl>en. paddock ana
patrol Judge ! I. Hall. timer. II bar
retto starting Judge, y Homan
The s.xard- appointed " = Vosoursh
steward 20 represent the Jockey 'lub al
IN. meeting The ofncisls appointed Tor
approved as follows.
Judge 4 y Post starter, NJ ware,
clerk Of the scales. q. T Rove
Belmont Purdy was appointed steward
to represent the Jockey Cub at the meeting
The following resolution vas adopted
ina, ..n. ., as .,sp si,y .. nile. .; Sss
Ss .; ~ Nav rs .sd Tss T Of sf'yss% ss Hi @
ssa ,ssH .ss sai Is ssaeS D % sd % -.es
event an .vsr.ss Of MsD ~,,h . !. IN %in'nSm a.c,. .'
ions having Other da,<s than me above shall 3.
r,s :: sHs No Gs,s ., SO sSs 70
mum Of Ncp eieep, that ,hos. ss.'f,.uons % hay Az
nrN saturday In AGsua, both Inclusive Nal De
required 70 Sdd 70 over aige! even" nv. 80 :, . $3.50,
rninlmum Of o. M All sssocatons shan oe re-
auired 70 give sn svvrsss Of one sake fof eseh
racing day
The application Of John White for reap
polutment xas denied ON the reComin~nda-
ton OF the License Committee the following
hcen-.- we're granted
CHAN 7 K,rnAn. xesh-y John MAct tAulcy.
John Price William Travis kooert Johnson
S,isor Iesse Conl~y William Doyle
Tralners y Asord William Bun George
Campbell John & DeAkln. ThumAS hsney James
7 hono,An Hush hodges. William HAi ward.
jt { krlb John Mckee N'lism NcElruy
HEM Nepounecf John n stevens " 'ANa
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Totals i'oa Totals anu
two ou' when winning was made
Nals q
Harvard 80 o q
Tirs, baSe ctrorS NAle. I: Harvard. 1 Len
on bas~s NAle. ~ Harvard. First hasr halls
Or Garvan 5 90 CiArS-cn. struck out ny
GAvsn. hy Cisfksnn. - Two hasr hia -Guern
sy. Miller StlilnAn Safrnce hits Skiron, Milne,
Carr stolen has-s NeicaH. wear. RandAn
Double PLAY Mmslo~ and Guernsey. Hn by
Passed balls Milns. y Umpire Lynch Time
hours and n minutes attendance oco
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m rHB BASEBALL WORLD.
Nxs Y0Rks LOSk TWELyE-INSiNe
CONTEST rO a. AkERS

Vsar ssrsashs D~sesss IN vensasspsss
-nrsskbus W,a ths ttsss End Lse
tire seessd Gsme In bssssa-ssrs
f~wea Gsme m Amertean Leasue
Tn. Nev Yorhs wound up their pfessnt
snsasement In Philsdelphia With q ciesn
record Of def.ats-four straight They
made Q little better nsht Yesterday than
usual. but Yer. nnally defeated In the t~eifth
unnins The Brooklyns Won and lost In
Boston and rain prevented the other two
Sational League sames
Philadelphia, . Nev yort.
BreokIyn. . boston. a-ytra game
Boston. s. Broohiyn. Secoad game
A. C,ncinnau-Rain
Al - Louis Rain
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Len on taa~s Boston Brooklyn. p1rsi hase
on bAlis on hvshsA = OF vlllis. struck out.
~ Wiilis HONE run renhey. Three haze hi
NcCreery Two base bit Dolsn s.erincs hits
Trnney Long Noien bAses- Dehontrvvtlle.
XII, ~ s~ Double plays wilma. Long and rennsy
Hush-s AheAm and Mscr~eY VIA psseh
Uushes Passed bails-Ahesrn, N tmp'v Cae'
tiilon Time hour and ~ mieutes
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Mel ~sr Wins M.,er-paced Hacr.

rrov,DrScI. June p Hugh Mclean 81
E.v~r~. Mas defeated Basil de Ouihsrd
last night Of the Coliseum In Q thirty I'VE
mile motor paced ra~c nv thr-e and quarter
laps. the little trenchrnan making q plpcky
fight after losing . hall lap through rnbbihE
tires with HE motor and losing his pare up
To- the fift~~nth nIile
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H FF.Io June - 2s-Drummond Vas thr only
tavor,- To ~tn 81 For Erte TO day me trscs
has berome fast again.
I1rs ltAr~ SsNen hrlongs Akares ~ ~
Noorrl Ia Won Col And~r~on. ~ " Dslyt ,
TO l. Second Rnsl.Ad.r. io' C. Alieyi. = 70 I,
'',sr sscona I Rsc. fi,e fur,onss No, Wisely, 100
IA Wilson,. to :. won pnyt. ios tMcIluskeyl
. 70 l. second Jakko. TO- dnangnAn', 70 !, thifd,
Tine a.
Thiri Rar~ St iurlons> Young Henv, ios
tWAlnwtight. 20 8. won. Pfemus ios tMinder
IImr. tSi, -
Fourth iAr~ Que mile Wire In. t@ - 7
Wopisi s 10 L. won FrAnk Mckee. % - Daily
Ia l. serond Hunues>a, in Love-. 70 S. third
f1me. s0s
Iirh Hase one milo and sixteenth Ssnator
Rs,,rdsr 10; ttaormleyt, 5 To I. von dubious,
"a lMAlnwushu. S to I, second. Lady of the West,
t9I C Aleyi. " &. third tiue, ar -.
,MeInetueyt : to 10 uon Nara Roton. ITO u
Roland. to I. s~oond tiubusirf. ios Adams .
4 H. l. third 1in's. 2se
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Mahes and Martin the Only Americans
In T1rvs sixteen.
.Sp.cai CsA. psspaftA TO Tus Srs

special Cshs Dsspafoh TO Tur Srs
LONDON June - only two Americans
appear IN q list Of sixteen winning jockey-
up to June q Maher and Martin. Ia the
mum Der of wins Lane, Haley. MAher. Martin
and Hardy are the leaders Lane. Halssy
and HARDY are fnshsh io,kcys But IN per
2S UaI.sy, IL M.h,r 20 Martin. 10 and
Hardy, IS.
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Madden Received ass .OOO for Irish Lad.

IHxrSdToS. Ky. June - John T. Madden
got So D-D Tor IRISH Lad, Ninu.T oi the go $50
Great Iral stakes .t Sh""p>head bay to-day
uric. VA not given out This afternoon
= lot Of money won IN the local pool
rooms on the colt and the prlU- leaked out
B Haggin bred lTI-h Lad AZ tlm~ndor
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and-r,,iii's N~ttle rhird for Pri> not.
d. <rcy -Cecpatrc I npisc~d.

SreraI ClA, Ds,pIfch 20 THt SUs
PANS June - A. lonschamps to-day
" h Vanderbilt, N,tti- ss- third IA the
race 'or the PriS Bois Nrcy Mr. Wander
bilt. I-opatrr finished -ighth IA tho race
for the IriN Gf
The sun., 1902-06-29
q erpe,s,n ' anderbilt's Rainbow 20 Be Put
In Ractng Tvtm.

NEWPORT. June - Cornelius Vanderbilt
~ill begin racing his sloop Rainbow with the
Mineols and Yankee on July 4 The zach,
vii leave here on Monday 10. New London.
wh~re -he viii haul out for Cleaning and ess
In racing trim The boat viii he raced for ali
she y worth from that time out
The sun., 1902-06-29
rosros. 8. ssoosLrS. t-sscoSS aAns

tIt,i hAse on errors Boston. l.eN on bases
noston nrookbn FtfSt baS balls 90
JTt,inrer 80 Donovan, StrIcs out ny irttinsef
h, rpnovan Thrrc hase hit SheckAfd
SArrtrcs M FiDod stolen basas rennsl, carney
Iolnn K~slst Double play Long and Tennev
in n, pit her ~ Puinger. Fmpire -CAnul
lon Tirne I tour and 20 minutes Attendance
~
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Dreski,n Amateur Association.
AZ ypo.ppc1 pAsn

AZ yposppcT vARn
Resoutes o u
Futons $500. IL 10
Rattenes-Hess and rhyns sheehan and Wilson
Cathedral Cub > % sss o
nav Ridge a { 2 o q o3
Coos
81 sroTn, Sossphs pns' ' 80 c.s :
Rat,eri-s- Hueihef and Gsr1n Murphy and
Kennedy
The sun., 1902-06-29

AZ Rinshamton- BinGhAuton, :. lion. ?
Al Syracuse Syraruse Z tties.
AZ Troy Troy {. Schenectady, S
Al NlhAny - Albany 8, Johnstown. 10
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BosroN, Jun- a The lofNIs hroke even
with Hrooklyn In their double header to-day
The visitors won the hru game bv great
rslly IN the ninth. following an error ny De.
Montr-vill. L. that tnnIng Dahl"n walked
md Irwin famed out Ahearn singled and
Hood won't TO nr-t on DeMontrevile' error
Hughes struck out and Dolan's two-hasger
.lnsIei scoring Flood In the seventh inning
of N. SECOND game Boston clinch~d the ga me
Two singles a has" on balls and an error by
- tnnch Hittinser after that The score
The sun., 1902-06-29

Al Waterbury y-F1rsi ssme Waterbury. Meri
den l second game -Na,erhur 10. Merid~n.
AZ Hartford -t1rsi game Norwich . Hauford,
second gams Norwich !. Hartford,
Al New HaVen-New Haven. s. New London q
The sun., 1902-06-29

SS,.nyss SSsSsSSSoS !,
IlAt,eries -Dcessn aud o'Neln heb'er and
Malay
The sun., 1902-06-29
Amcrican AsarciN,IaN

Al Indlsnspolis indlsnApo a Minneapolis. /
\, louisNillr Louisville, Z ksnsaN CITY Z:
The sun., 1902-06-29

var start driving operator 81. c hN
Ntr,oty-ThApl. owned hy n u Durham
rHiEp NsTb
ne Great Trial StAs,s ~ 80 so for two year
ois ny tlnSc rtption ~ $50 zach. starters 70 paw
e,g ,tduiona mems tic~ and allowances six fur
The sun., 1902-06-29

Western t.ra-,ir
A. ~, Joseph Omaha. q ~ Jo>cph
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EXPRESSMEN, ATTENTION!

\ lot o. lNpfrsN H a.uns uouhl' anu singie
most o. them almost new. none over year Old
late used by NogtN Suburbsn Express Co. can
be seen SUNDAYS HANRFrr MIG co. job nson
Navy sis BROOKLYN
rOH RENr-RAr- ttark. ivnbrcoE. Long island
:, mile registered trotfinE is box >tais grand
siand clubhouse all Gr,eS>iries for circuit track
Dr o. & Nhi.T. an Sth ~. city
SFNERAL GOOD ROAD HORSES and wagons
for <nlr at sON MIG ROAD HOCSE +? LenoI
ay cor iiOh II,
The sun., 1902-06-29

tt,r,,.s,s. assssssssshy,
y h..,.s'-s. .s % H.s,ss .ss a.a ps..sss .ai
Aalheaa
The sun., 1902-06-29

ss....Ss.Ss ss:....S.sS ss,ttssss S
s.,,sr..- -Koel.s .as rus,. aoss ssd c'sm
The sun., 1902-06-29

rnseveod eooo
S..isr'.. -vorAi. .sa weea. hOpps' snd
The sun., 1902-06-29

T1Oof S'ari. won ndirn out UtoIse " 1ths,is'
ionsy 4 O.
The sun., 1902-06-29

Tine. -
t,ood ,,art von driving lri,h Lad, OF hr G.
Z b, tand emAs ArruwgrAss. owned by whitney
Dutyra
Trr Advance Stakrs 'ur three year olds and
inward A~isht TOT age b suhscrpiion OF 500
ga h foT starters. 80 forfeit Win Snp suneu
one mile and q half -
H1'ss Iqd Aes VI JuCsSt bs,nne fin
Gold Heeis if- Odom onl ~
Advance Guard ~, Shas es = ="
GoidSfnith 10 tU hfh " ~
lime, 81
,;c,a star, uou hidden out cold Heels. b {. T.
by rhe Hard Heel and Toe owned by
Mel sw~e a 90
FIrTH KA'k
The beacon St.eperhaSs for four year olds
xuhsg ptlOu % 81 eArh fOr stArters,
The sun., 1902-06-29

S.i,ns for too year olds by ,ubscrpion % so
each wl,h t-s sdisd slln.shee. y" Ave and
The sun., 1902-06-29

,ss for Rubber T|Ted Ran.6oa, and Harness
a. GRAN'S. Al Is Wooster 81
The sun., 1902-06-29

The beacon St.eplecha for four year olds
and inward ny suhsc ptlon % 81 each for stArers
., forfeit Sith ss,sa sdd'd p.nAneS and allow
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
The DRIP, DRIP, DRIP

of water on the stone wears it away.
The drip, drip, drip of niokles in a
savings bank wears away a void in
your finances.
Die you ever try it? Just a mite
now and then put in a strong box soon
grows to good proportions. Who
misses a mite? 1t is easily spared.
Suppose you try now to save a little.
Probably you belong to the big army
of spendthrifts and now would be q
good time TO start a new wrinkle, as
the boys say.
Get one of our Home Savings
Banks and put what small change in
it you can spare and you will be sur
prised to see how it grows.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
A DANGEROUS MONTH.

This is the month of coughs, colds
and acute cstarrh. Do You catch cold
easilyl Find yourself hosrse, with a
tickling in your throat and an annoy
ing cough at night1 Then you should
always have handy q bottle Of Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup. J. A. An
derson, 954 West Fifth St.. Salt Lake
City, writes: 1--WE use Billiards.
HoTehound Syrup for coughs and
colds. It gives immediate relief. We
know it's the best remedy for these
troubles. write this to induce
other people to try this pleasant and
efficient remedy" 25c, SOC and 81 at
Dubois, Kolb and Co.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
WEDNESDAYS TREAT
Mrs Bruno "The American Bern
hardt" 10 Appear at the Kentucky
In Crawford's Great Play, "Unorna"
The Big Dramatic Event Of
the Season.
A HIT THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH

Though it is not billed as an all
star" company, the cast supporting
Mrs. Bruno this season in "Unorna
has as clear a title to that designation
as any on the road, as there are no less
than six members of the aggregation
who have at one time or another been
stars. Enroll Dunbar, the leading sup
port for Mrs. Bruno, is one Of the best
known heavy men in America. In
Mrs. Brune's new play he essays the
role Of DIR. Keyorke, an Arabian who
takes Unorna from the Temple Of
Golah at Delhi, India, TO Prague, to
utilize for his own ends her strange
and mystic powers. Mr.. Dunbar was
educated at Washington and Lee uni
versity, Lexington, Va, and is q
native of Baltimore. He has been
prominent on the stnge for q number
of years. He starred for several
years as Mephisto in Faust" Last
season he was leading support for
Blanche Walsh
Frank Hennig. who plays the
other heavy in "Unorna," that Of
Simon Kafka, Unorna's rejected suit
or, was at one time leading support
with Thomas Keene and was in the
same position with Frederick Warde.
He supported Mrs. Bruno when she
was co-star with warde. He also has
been an independent star.
Mr.. E. r. Spencer, who appears
as Captain Helmsr Dreyoott, the
hero of "Unorns, has been among
the stellar favorites, having toured
the country in Paul Ksuvar" and
in "A Cavalier of France" He was
for time a co-star with Charles B.
Hantord. Isabel Pingrs Spencer,
another member of Mrs. Brune's
forces, was once co-star with Mr..
spencer.
CLAUS Bogel, who is to be the Jirgi
of "Unorna," was last season leading
Juvenile with Mrs. Fiske. He has a
strong character part in Jirgi. He
is looked upon as being one of the
most promising OF our younger
actors.
The other members of the large
cast are capable, and the excellence
of the company gives promise that
Wallace Munro has left nothing un-
done to assure the success of the
piece. Mrs. Bruno will appear here
at The Kentucky Wednesday night,
November 26.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
WHAT A BLESSING.
MANY PEOPLE IN PADUCAH
ARE LEARNING TO AP-
PRECIATE.

What a blessing 1t is.
Sought after hg thousands.
Paducah is finding it out.
Many a miserable man is happy
now.
Nights of unrest, days Of trouble.
Any itching skin disease means this
Itching piles mean it.
Eczema just as bad and just as
bad to cure.
But Doan's Ointment relieves at
once and cures all itchiness of the
skin.
A blessing to a suffering public.
Here's a Paduoah proof to back
our statement;
Mr.. L. II. Fitzugh OF 323 Jeffer.
son street, dealer in typewriting
machines, sayF: II am only too
pleased to recommend Doan's Oint-
ment to anyone suffering from
piles either itching, bleeding or pro
truding. Any remedy which gives
such effective relief as Doan's Oint-
nent deserves the endorsement Of
the public. For eight or ten years
was victim of this annoying
trouble, and until procured Doan's
Ointment at Dubois and Cos drug
store and used it I never got any
permanent relief
Sold by all dealers. Price, so
cents per box. Foster Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y. sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name, Dosn's, snd
take no other.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
EL0PED TO TENNESSEE
YOUNG PEOPLE ELUDE PAR
ENTS BUT ARE DISAP-
POINTED.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 20-Ros-
ton Merques and Miss Annie Fortner,
accompanied by John Keller and Miss
Essie Hsnsler, the young men from
Kelley, KY, and the girls from Earl
ington, reached here about midnight
Monday, Just after the police received
message from John FORMER, the
father Of one Of the girls, that his
daughter had eloped with Roston
Marques and they were en- route to
Clarksville to wed. The parent Or
dered that the police prevent the mar.
risge, as the girl was only IA years of
age.
The county court clerk was notified
and when the young people reached
here he refused to issue the license.
After this disappointment the girl
called her father by telephone at
Hopkinsville, to which place he had
followed the runaways, intending to
come on after them to Clarksville,
and, after much entreaty, gained his
consent to the marriage.
Even then, however, the county
court clerk refused to issue the license,
1t being against the Tennessee laws to
issue marriage license to girls of such
tender years without the written con-
sent Of the parent or guardian.
After this second disappointment
the lovers, with their friends. left for
home as they had come, in a private
conveyance.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
TO BE TAKEN HOME.

Ida Lee Turner, a girl arrested last
week on charge Of attempting to
beat board bill, but dismissed. will
be taken back to her home in Clarks-
Vile. Her mother. Mrs. Ford, ar
rived last evening and with the assis-
tanoe of Captain Henry Bailey found
the girl living with Mr.. e. Van
Dykes family, 3o11 Myers street.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIES.

Herbine exerts q direct influence on
the bowels. liver and kidneys, purify
ing and strengthening these organs
and maintaining them in a normal
condition of health; thus removing a
common cause of yellow, notify,
greasy skin and more or less Of
pimples, blotches and blaokhesds.
SOC at Dubois, Kolb and 90.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
MRS. VAUGHAN DENIES.

Hopkinsville, KY, Nov. 20-Mrs.
Maude Brown Vaughan today filed her
answer to the divorce petition Of her
husband, Ohio Vaughan. She enters
. general denial Of all the sensational
allegations made by the plaintiff and
prays that the petition be dismissed
and that she be given sn allowance Of
$50 per month by her husband.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
oHARLEY's AUNT AND JANE

resped a rich harvest from their Ameri-
cantour, and certainly took their audi
ences by storm. There seems to be
more finish TO comedies written by
English authors. And, by the way,
"A Wise Woman" was first produced
at the Strand theater, London, where
it had . phenomenal run Of 29s nights
and was the hit OF she season. They
come high, but we must have them.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
WASN'T KILLED HERE.

James Terry, colored, has written
Captain Henry Bailey to know If
his son, James, was killed here. He
states that the youth has been missing
from his home in Marion since Sep
TENDER 8 and it was reported had been
killed here. The local police know
nothing about the man.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
FROM THIS SECTION
Runaway Marriages and Deaths in
the First District.
Hopk usville Woman Files Answer to
Her Husbands Suit for
Divorce.
OTHER NEIGHBoRHooD NOTES
oHURoH ROW AT HAwEsv LILLE.

On NUN nov Al ia 10 AA4siAs
owensboro, KY, Nov. 20-Suit
was filed in HAwesville today by mi
nority members Of the Baptist church
at that place for possession of the
building, the charge being that the
majority have fallen into heresy, deny
ing the inspiration of the whole Scrip
ture, the total depravi.y Of man, the
necessity of baptism as a prerequisite
for church membership and the neces.
sity for an ordained ministry.
The church has been divided on
these points for year under the lead
ership of the psStor, the Rev. ]. NJ.
Deschamps, a brilliant young preach
err OF the most liberal views. There
is great deal Of bitterness and the
fight will be a long and hard one,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
WORM DESTROYER.

Whites Cream Vermifuge not only
kills worms, but removes the mucu,
and slime in which they build their
nests; it brings, and quickly, healthy
condition Of the body, where worms
cannot exist. s6c at Dubois, Kolb
and Co.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
LOUISVILLE NEwsPA-
PER MAN DEAD

Russellville, KY, Nov. 20-Iohn
W. Harris, aged S5, well known
Kentucky newspaper man, died here
from consumption after an illness eI-
tending over 10 months. He came
from Louisville a short time ago to
visit his mother and in the hope that
his condition might improve. Mr..
Harris was at the time Of his death
news editor on the Louisville Post.
He had been employed during his
newspaper career on papers In Logan
county, owensboro and other points
throughout the the state. He was ca
pable and we'll trained in his profess
sion.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
RAILROAD OFFICIALS HERE.

Superintendent A. Philbrick and
TrainmAster 7. A. Banks arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon from the
Louisville division Of the l. O. and
left this morning on President Fish's
special train for Louisville. They
came here to accompany President
Fish 60 Louisville.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
DIR. GEORGE A.
~ ~
HILLSMAN DEAD

Owensboro, Ky, Nov. 2o-Dr
George A. Hillsman, one Of the most
prominent physicians Of the Green
river section, died this morning at his
home at Livermore, Of pneumonia.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
CHRIsTlN COUNTY DEATHS.

Hopkinsville, KY, Nov. 20-Jam6l
Long, aged go. q prominent farmer
of the Peedee neighborhood, died OF
pneumonia.
Lee J. Broaddrs, Of this city, died
this morning OF q complication Of
troubles, aged 3s years