davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
mavor zones.
"8ulocu Rnle"' HauSeu ira SoIcso
er nse % fartr.
Sorficrte Sorbolo.

Zen betienStt Nauor Sone$ I 20.
leoo. Shto, our forIcSen / Ghicaao
% boiot en- Gale Ill llRE6onmen pe6
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Seiu SrO: "@isr moo andre, bpao
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- bpao man / Guaelif toISer Che
@olScu Rulc. Zig mango ouorc Nine
tifCnere 6ctraater BON Seil& az Rd.
5arcth iom en- itor RoraaGrcr %
fuuSc ocrior io%mmeriigue ham meo
tore WTuo / iorifieltac S~ioSoIocre.
N%crihtdr0t Dor earr. @aIt @hitmnn
iputc& Han par en-. iom ligre6e Be-
jus. 1on iAgoc nSifiaiqe 2Opuro ON
RrTftocnt RooieueIt. San har iIere
Qobe SrGt, % bar or euia mco mia
l. at set cr tore Samiltcr, pi btbs.
Der. Spob hicLpsr set at buagc tore
% prTRtiac SuiC, Hndr ser life or
roQcn Ill at b. | Seu?"
San pc1cSc pau ErttteorSet %
frcmholbt oct 'onr 2nnoet5 pTrite
8laae. Zen eff at Gaa bcpTbret
fommer nTit. 6obrifantcrue al Sfp-
hepacbeu ritter llngoommeu, 90 Set
bctraate8 iom Ct aorSitpffe at gou
mco HeUoIncr % BRUCE Den Ueo a1e
9ciliabeScr. Get diuer arIeouinG
til en- IoSic RcrS. gn 8ranfer
fnn ontpctSc fla; nteu en-, Tom er
ifuSt ioroGroct. hiter life mere.
Bore 2ooe or orange, iaaoe Ntauor
SoucS, oG 7omrcrue sper life Ret
% RctirrSiabcS. goIitirettcruc or
Der FOR at itraife SoIf. forbt Sc &C
lattice. g. uutlftcrer CT Ntann, tom
bar orirffct iig fuIO; meu life ben.
TOM tiIpirfcr <&Nrttfe eler iGIgcr
Bent. &c i~traffcr IsSogtiae Srtentim.
mcr on irnber Dem | SruaieI, men
Iober bent iom bar i~orisrt Dem. aaa
irt. On Wtano. iom itirIer $34.99.
Semucs for en- rinae 6orfefic; men
hen. iom itiHIer $50, fomrner poa
Sugtbuiet. .
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
Ocmt for Wanoorab.

Sitrpeu i Muegartb, Rinn.. ianSt
ben 80. Saini al Bert Ronf bar giort
iig ifploig / RanSSrab. 90 ban or
SsnIt til 30 AarS 5iiatlusitrai. 5iS.
liz / gaares itiso ban Charles gber.
lem. Saaen bar oGret for Retten
/ 2 Tiger. 81. ) Ranoag GitermiS.
bag Den 29oe Slini gap CONNER
Quinn Den Srftrar. at Bert Rouf en-.
ten ifilloe osmmes for Roro ! anSen
Grab eller for RanSornb i isrite.
8iinoe Sirpen life eneS berom,
muatte ben irifieRSe bam. sfosoe
Gbnries eberissR Dor 6efienot ioun
en- Hem gut. 90 Bert Sonfs aouo.
fdf gioroe sieIoeuoe. at BON ifiso !
S%eIpicrfpar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
D~eIeiorenoe 3een:
Sele al @innciota % Safptacrne
faar SSrfcn liuSret.

Sper en- itor Gel Of @~orSpGten
fom Ssnbag Woreen ben 28be Sltni
ct pelgisrerbe Regn, % oct naaeOe
Nat til Eir&baa neb til 9ecordb og
Smegn. MminbeIigt par oct bog
life bespGrre, og S%eIegrammer fra
RebrtperbdIen tiger, at Ssrfen paa
flere stcoer er Iige tor, ioet fun
Iette Sfure falot bit og ber.. Snlib'
lertib er man tafnemmeli9 for, bpnb
man fit, og efter 9arometret at bsI1ls
me, ma Der fomme mer, iaa belle
8aorbpPbebeltet / Winreiota % %.
fotaerne blioer giennenubIsbt.
g9nen beb MiIbanf, 3. o, fit
10 3ommer Regn | minneapolis
falbt en- goo 8ierOebeIs Somme, og
8entbtna, 8tlIton, @tnnipeg, Wen.
bcio % Suron fit ct rigeIigt Regn.
Gangs SooI9onen regnebe bet paa
flere Steoer, ianleoes / GT6otp 2dfe,
Genbiae, Sanfinion, gnoerIin %
&euidl, mebens reg1tunge Sfper
bang oper Sorpep og 0cnnpboof
uoen at gtoe noget ira fig. s Strs.
act ira Minot iii gnOerIir itoar
Garsgr6oen fortrirtIig 90 ipnes life
at trGnge Regn; men neSerfor Gn'
berlin er llGitgterne miRore aooe.
8aa Winneiotd%S ioen al 500 er Der
en- Str9fning paa 10-1o MI, bpor
Ssrfen bar bpret Hem; men MI er
Der foinanet &egn. 8. q. Sirens bar
beret uppe / 8enmare, g. 9, og
ban urorebe iig ODER at iinbe ioa
mango 8pgusre | ben norolige Gel
Of Staten. De uogisr omtrent %
grocerFt al oct belle. 9innsrene no.
aier % Yroeent % 5%pebeagrene so
8rocent. gpIingen / Roro 3afotu
bH, merer ban, blipe iuIot iaa rig
Tom ifiur, ON bet ~nsopenoise Regn
faIber.
CT Telegram fro 8ranS Sorts,
q. Saf., uStaIer, al Regn bar mang'
let Ser | Gguen, iioen S9oen bIep
Iast / Soroer, og at Soften oil blioe
ffraI. geore er oct ! ben noroIige
o. peitIige Del Of Staten. o. De
Renffilre, ion faIot | BEN iioite Del
Of forrise llse og Ssroas Den 2sbe
sSuni, Dor giort eoot ogiaa peo
@ranS Sorts. ReenmangeIeu bar
brast mango agre til at sulne os
bIipe fulSe al SprRffer. De itnar
fra Is til S5 Broeent SoarIisere END
fra lite III 10oe Sunni. Dog er Der
mango, icn Ter Ipiere paa Sinaen
og beaber Oct beSite. 5ioIie iaaet
$bese Dor bespHot at ifgSe sifs, me
pd life sipe neget | sfiGppen. Zen
ientiaaeoe bill BET maaife gaa beore
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
1ernbanebvonine.

SfsIae "Rnilorno age" er Ser |
Sen fgrIte SnGpSel al 1908 bng9et
2,22t SerubanemiI. 0ette er noget
minore enb / oct tiLiuareube SioS'
rim al 1902, Oa ser blcp bpgaet 2.
3i4 Dill, % ooitiaia miRore emo
poatGuft. : belle anret 1902 lag
SeS 1854 Scrnbanemil, oa man ben'
tc0e, at 1903 piloe aoa ct SfriOt BIZ
oerp % lGsge min6it 5000 RiG:
men oeIS Sen beie gri$ pna SfinnPr
(auils) % SeIs arbciSerbeppqeIier
bar trau6t binSrenoe ipeieu. 5 If
Stoter, oeriblanSt SpS Gnfotn, er
ser life lagt cit eneite Nil. Soma
optrGSer mes III Ril pan 3 9irier.
Rirneicta me6 46 paa 6 2inier, hi.
higan meS 81 paa Z 9tnier. Sai.
nois mcS AZ paa 8 2iuier, Rorb Sa.
fota nteS 10 pdo . 9inicr, lltab mfS
t0S pca 4 2inier, @ai6ingtou meS
65 pan 3 2inier, @isconiir meS Z
paa I Clinic.
9laHSt sc gorer, Tom bar uSbi.
oet Tia met. er Rod SsIarS. Den bar
piitnof finn bpgset 60 RiI; men lam.
iiSig bar Sen unSerlast ia andre
9ouer, og Sen err 'paa Here 8anter
iirr6 meS at IRqae Sorbinociieslin'
ier. @bieago, RiIpuifee & ct.
GauI har bpalet SO Mil, Gan Gran.
ciscc!8nnen 2O6. Sauta Sc 100,
MiSiciri Gneifes75.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
Rooicrelt hpiIer.

YrGfiocut Rooiepelt % FamiLie
opboISer itG MI paa Gong SSlano
Cioior Ncru Dorf % GonncttiCltt).
buor ban bar en- golig pua Saga.
more Sill. Ssnoag GormibSag oeu
2Soe 3uri beisate ban % 5anriIieH
Glriit Gburd, boortiL Rrs. Rooie'
uelt bsrer, 90 eiter 6llOstieHeiteH
nptteSe mango auleoningeu til at
bile yaa 2unSet$ Stprer. grPii.
ocutcu snifer al iaG buiie no % mos.
tager life b~eisseroe, uoeH Be meioer
ia eieunem bans SriparicfretGr.
pr. Soeb.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
poituofeterue.
ltSSraa al &cirburcaucts ugrutIiae
Sprriiat upcr Silitanoenc.

@~eirfcntoret | @dibinatou bar
uogipct Ell Bulletin Tor sen llae, TOM
! cit0te mch ,<lni Raane6. Teri BE-.
Der oct, at Geiret par temneIia fiG.
li9t / DC metre Dale. / GGren pe0
Storiiscrne, / btSic Tiitrittcr ueo
atlnntCrhapetS auIt % / Spoitatcr'
mes uorbltqe 8rtfc, men al Ct rcS.
boIocube Heau pIaacbc St%uiteancrf
peh ItloRterbapet oR DC siiIige 81.
~itritter ocb 8olieH. Den itieut ais'
Iiahebcn binbreoe en- burtip IefSt,
FREQ bol aarSarsbeu ircmao / De
mibtrc Tmcii bunr Regn 6ocbc Ell
n%cIGisrcnSc 8irfniua. Subtraction %
Snohsituing forot Stcb. Iorme o.
Scgifin trGngcS hsiIia poo Milan.
t~crhnn$tpiten oa / or sitIige Gauc peS
@oIicu. Ssrfcn npbsrtc | Snb %.
fnto, men ncoblco | GorS Iofotd oa
oct norbIiae Wtuncioto. Requ hehs-
pe8 / Den mtotre 3rI al @aihinatpn,
meSerS for meaet Regn itatiebe Pr
beioet / set neitIige Oregon. t~SorsD.
rigt nar &ciret / oct belle auIrtigi
pna Stiacbopstuiten. Natien fom.
mcr iig icput iislae lioenocr iru Sc
fleitc Steoer, Ifisut 0cn err len. Zen
pofSer GoSt / Sen peittiae Gel al
RuiSbcItet, % / Soma nTruer oer
ia CT IiSSclsnor. EeriutcO itaor
bcr mcoet tiIboae / DC miotrc AtIan.
tcrbuositater % trpTtaer aItIttpa.
ton.
Gnar cufcIte StcSer mrStaaeS. bar
0eirtt guIitiGt for SnSbsituin9 al
Tiuterbpebc / De miStre Gale. men
Reqn ofbrsb arbeioet i sc miStrc
ItIonterbao&itntCr. @n marietta
@eSring / 9iuterbpc0ens SiIitano
meIoes ira Nep 0orf oa Rifiann.
HcbroTd Itaor sen poot o. incomes
hurtig.
Taa @rrro al 1srfen blcp 0dnr.
bpeber lat mcgct tiEbnae | 4oro %,
foto, % set idGrme bar SiliriSct I
TcIe al Sno 7otota % oet noroiiae
Wiunciotu. Rcu / Spo Iufota itnar
SpeSer i oct belle meqct aoot. %
paa bsicre Iiagenbe 9ono / Oct iDS.
Iige Winneiota ligciaa. lloiiaternr
for @aarboeoen peSbIiper at care
IopenSc / 3iSconiiu. Soma % Ie.
braifa. Gu ~betpbelig 6~oranorina til
Oct beore er inbtranot | @aibingtou
c8 Oregon; BOG banner oet mibtre
@afbinatou en- ltuotaaeIie, ga Tor.
fen FER bar ppret ian Hem.
l~lnbtaseu / Roro 9dfCtd. / oi5ie
GeIc al Spb 5ofotu. | Rinneiota o.
ben sore CbioTol giorSe SnpreU
meget gooe 5remifrtSt / ltgens 2sb.
Sn66sitnin8eu FREQ irem ioa IaHet
moro iom til oct ighise Rislouri.
gomurIoens 5iIitanb bleb / almii.
beIiGbe6 beore / belle 8omIlosbeItet
men Den fane Semperatlrr ON RPt.
terue ioriinfsSe Sens. 8efst / Se oft.
lise Ttitrifter. Sniefter % RmIt
giorbe SfnSe / Ioro Carolina %
Risiouri. on Sni6ebileu gri6er
Teirt on iig / Scrds.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
9ierteip9e.

Spao Der (: AlmtH0eilgheo arpss er Iiie
Qiertelipae. men aHlTs III Rierteliuse.
9sits antnoss irevGniig % horeoidgelig
peo Sueuo1ri: uhoerttosu ree Sles5eo.
Rsrs9iist % mere elsr Hihere a~ImiuoeIis
diirRitelis.
enaGpmmsH ansre6 gtra. q. Z. SHnoer.
lIulrn Ct, Irgp. chic, oa bun par atieR
Mar IammsI; ssn ptreoe iS ION AnHeer
paa hsuoes SdlS. Der POLITE nor Smerte,
blso ftaarst pul paa % biep Ct rinaenee
Sair.
Ten anareb en- latter al Trs. Z. o
Soues, Starter Gtip. Sno.. oa bum oar Is
aar aammel, cs aepitieee ia iaa hartigt,
1t oa san pdT Is. haree ban ruere rinoenee
Snar pad Salieu % ruHot creHe.
Ttsis 9ibeuoe hapoe insen @oua al pro
fesiipnel Seb1neiiH9 men iiplae oeres east.
u,aiprerrt Giairne SioHesbpro b!ep be inles
ItQnoiQ helbreoet PEG
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03

meo. 8aa Ninniota- al Reo
9tioer er Der ct Strsg paa 400
Dill, iom oil bIioe ilbe itillet, ON Oct
life faor en- 600 Ssit.
eanen peS 8aiI5ap. 2. D, fit ct
rigeliat Hegn Ssnbaa ben 2Sbe
SUM, % Iarsgrsoen blep berpeo
reSoet. 2ignenbe Sioenber fommer
Jar anooper % Summit. l~lbiister.
nc er lpie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03

"Sram1 or Rapnet pan e rrpi norif
Sido, ion er besprot OF rfofourme |
Can Srrrrisco meS u. 4. Gioe Jon
aeoaftsr os Gbriiiop1er Sreeman
irm 5orretninssisrer. 9laScf. Der
toner rent norf 5log, or bent uSirp.
ret.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03

usssmmss xssssas % ssssas Hsrse1.
assemmss 1isssss . ssssAs sssst..
Mssrtisismsnses

uaa irsiepetes irnsf hper xeaasds o. Tsrsoaa Dters
sen. a~srrsssiemcnssr tassdsss ifte I 10 paa biuaasea
'Gsenss Rarners msSnniusre bet Hstruffslis forIans
ssa Srts ct aorrtis,snfrnt, bs f5rft tsmmer tho
Tirssdssnanrrst 2 ar. f~ortassss insrsffst . oanss.
Stl Sea fanarHc tast 5 rirscdssHamrte. Brtue, Der inses
aslsst So~utisFsmsater, isH BET batter met, Dor rnrs
les Gssrttstsm sat 1 BET nssrs eisrus paa gov
uplatsL
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
Hoods SarsapaFilIa

Ssn tprrsersr fifsrt bet iireinisis IN
las % rae,salt % pariss teIbreoer Sps-
ecnmsa.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-02-07
BARGAINS OF ALL SORTS

Coo Fanneette Waists ..... ......25c
Cotton Val Lace inches WIDE worth SC 1oc clear
ance ............41@c
Ladies Fancy Handkerchief, good sizes and we'll made
the best value had for clearance price,. sc
Any Tam OShanter the store values 6oc 5c and 9oc
clearance price. SAC
25c 35c and 4oc Pillow tops for this lac
75 eoc Fancy All Wool Wasting clearance price 63c
yards Good Beached fourour Muslin 81 90
49, $40 $2 and SIS Tailor Made Suits for this great sale
Is off on all Walking and Dress Skirts.
Toilet Goods at half price.
Talcum Powder for this sale, per box SC
A big line of Dress Braid at one-half oft.
Each department is well stocked
and the wise n11rcharsprs shot11d take
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-03
WANTED.

We would like to ask, through the
columns Of your paper, if there is any
person who has used Green's August
Flower for the cure Of indigestion,
dyspepsia and liver troubles that has
not been cured-and we also mean
their results, such as sour stomach,
fermentation of food, habitual costiv.-
ness, nervous dyspepsia, headaches,
Respondent feelings, sleeplessness-in
fact, any trouble connected with the
stomach or liver? This medicine has
been sold for many years in all civil
lized countries, and we wish to cores
pond with You and send you one Of our
books free of cost. If you never tried
August Flower, try % cent bottle
first. We have never known Of its
failing. II so, something more serious
is the matter with you. The 25 cent
size has Just been introduced this
year. Regular size IS cents. At all
druggists.
q. q. Green, Woodbury., N. j.
Dubois, Kolb $50.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-03

The former team is composed of en-
ployes at the Katterjohn stone quar-
r,es at Cedar Bluff and is a crack
team. Dicke famed out 81 men and
gave only one hit The four scores
were made on errors.
The l.. A. L. team and the Pepsols
played match game ct Wallace park
yesterday morning which resulted in
. victory for the former by score Of
13 to I. The batteries were Hassman
and Andrecht. for the Pepsols and
Brahic and Brahic for the l.. A. l..
team. Hassman in one inning hai
two men on base and struck out two
batsmen and mad two strikes on the
third when he threw the ball high and
out of reach Of the catcher, letting in
two scores.
Cairo Citizen: Now that Cairo has
been credited with a no-hit, no run
game, tne lCllOWlHk rcVorue hhy Dt VI
interest to lovers of the game. In
the season of 1900 in the major
leagues but one pitcher succeeded in
shutting out an opposing team with
out hit or run, pitcher Hahn, of DIN.
cinnati, performing the feat against
the hard hitting Philadelphisns on
July 10. In the 26 years of the Ma
tional leagues existence the feat of
retiring club without hit or run
has been accomplished Just 25 times.
On June ~, 1880, a no hit, no run
game WAS played. Cleveland, by Rich
mond, of Worcester. In this game
not Cleveland player reached first
base. On June II, of this same year,
Buffalo, by Ward CT Providence. No
Buffalo man got to first base in this
game.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-03
SATURDAYS GAMES.

A good game of ball was witnessed
Saturday afternoon between Psducah
and Henderson. II was nip and tuck
until the close Of the ninth inning.
LeCompte saved the game for Padu-
cab by q fine running catch Of War
ner's liner, which would have been
good for a two Dagger and brought in
two runs, but Best, Paducah's pitcn-
er, won the game by single, being
advanced to second by Aker's sacri.
flee, and going to third on a wild
throw TO first and home by q wild
throw to third. The score was 3 to 4.
Best and Edmunds and Cox and War
ner were the batteries.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-03
Several Test Trials Involving
Many Thousands of Dollars
The Government Is Fighting Them
Hard, as to Lose Means More
Suits Filed.
MUCH INTEREST IN OUTCOME

Washington, August 3--The gov
eminent has completed its answers in
several important cases involving state
and federal pay OF thousands of sol
diers. both in the OWL ana Spanish
wars. These cases are tests, and
should the claimants win several
thousand more are likely to be filed at
once.
One claim is made by the executor
of the estate of James Apologize, of
Pendleton county, KY, who was mus
tered into the army rs a second lieu
tenant Of the Eighteenth Kentucky in
tantry October IS, 1861. Prior TO be-
ing mustered into the United States
service he served several months with
the state troops and for this he re-
ceived pay from the state.
Later and after the federal govern
ment had paid the state for all expen-
ditures during the war, United States
treasury officers deducted from the
pay of the second Lieutenant the
amount paid him by the state, the
treasury officers alleging that the state
had acted only as an agent for the
United States government and that
the money paid APPLICABLE had simply
been advanced to him until such time
as he came under the control of the
federal authorities. Applegate's ex-
e cutors are of the opinion that the
state payment was simply gratuity
and that it should not have been
charged against the soldier The
amount in 1861 was about s204. With
interest and various costs since then
il has grown into several thousand
dollars.
When 1t is recalled that there were
about 900, 900 soldiers in various parts
Of the country who lost the state pay
as did the Kentuokians, and that all
are TO be entitled to this back pay if
the government loses the Apologize
case, the importance of the case is sp.
parent
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-03
JUST A LITTLE DOPE.


Ray is sure hitter and fills up
center garden we'll.
Girard gives satisfaction as umpire
and there are few kicks.
The chances are Paducah will be in
the Central or Southern league next
year.
The Henderson series has been al
most without . wrangle. The specta.
tors appreciate this.
Paducah got one double play yes
terday. LeCompte. Potts and Benke,
as usual, did the work.
Abe Akers was three times ct the
bat yesterday, got three hits and made
three scores. That's playin' some.
Fitzgerald, who played with Padu.
cab while and afterwards was oiii-
cial umpire, played first for the visit
ors yesterday and did good work,
When the other clubs in the league
play Paducah hereafter they will lind
out they are up against different
Kind Of proposition from what they
have had heretofore.
Warner is one of the best catchers
in the league. He is also one Of the
nerviest and has caught with half his
right hand out of joint. Besides, he''
q good natured fellow and everybody
who knows him likes him.
Hedges pitched for Milwauset
against indianapolis in one of Satur
days games, but lost by score of !
to 2. He seems to have retrieved his
standing, however, as it was a good
game, and he allowed only five hits.
Re struck out three men and gave IN,
one base on baps.
Henry Dicks made his debut with
the x. @. O. sm against the Kutta'
IA 49, " end won the game
$500 ~
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-03
PURPLE RIBBON
1T WILL BE WORN FOR THIRTY
DAYS BY CATHOLICS.

The bow OF purple ribbon which
many prominent citizens are wearing
now has caused much curiosity. and
many questions have been asked. IL
is explained by the fact that the ma
tional board of directors OF the
Knights OF Columbus, one of the lead
ing and at the same time the most ex-
elusive Of large societies in the Oatho-
lie church Of America, directed all of
its members, as an exterior indication
Of its sorrow and mourning for their
late pontiff, Leo Kill, to wear the
purple ribbon for a period of thirty
days, the ordinary sign.of mourning,
the black crepe, not being employed
as q mourning emblem for the pope.
There are q number Of members of the
order in Paduoah.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-03
Totals,

Earned runs, Paducah 3, Henderson
o; sacrifice hits by Potts 1, O'Connor
?, Warner / bases stolen, by Ray l.,
Benke l, O'Connor / Clifford ?, Cope
land /, Porter / (; two base hit by Ray
double play. LeCompte- Potts-Benke
base on balls, by Orr /. by Gardner
pass ball Warner Il wild pitch, Gard
ner | 4; left ON bases. Paducsh 6, Hen
derson 3; time Of game, 80; umpire,
Girard. Official summary.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-03
RUNAWAY GIRL
A CHRISTIAN COUNTY MISS
FOUND UP IN OHIO
parent

Dayton, o., Aug. 3-The autho.
ties have taken into custody Miss
Nora Cavanaugh Of Crofton, Ky, VITO
came here in search OF recreant
lover. She appealed to the police for
aid, saying she would be- willing TO
work to secure money with which &c
reach home, the search having failed
in the location Of her sweetheart,
who was supposed to have gone to
Pleasant Hill, o. Upon her return to
Dayton it appeared that the girl was
losing her mind, and the intirmary
department took charge of her. When
searched at the station house revolt
YER was found in one of her stockings,
and nominal charge of carrying con-
oealed weapons was placed against
her, but will not be pressed. Her rel
atives were notified ana may care for
her.
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Paducah Took the Third Straight
Game from the Former Top
Notchers Yesterday.
OTHER NEWS OF THE DIAMOND
THE STANDING.

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
Henderson at Paducsh.
Hopkinsville at GAINESVILLE.
jackson at Cairo.
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AN INQUIRY.

st. Peter-And this, you see, is the
Judgment Book.
Spirit-Did Carnegie present this,
too ?-Hsrper's Bazaar.
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Paducah: Orr famed, Akers Sin
gled to left. Potts went out on popup
to right, Ray drew double on hit to
left and Akers scored on passed ball
Benke walked; LeCompte hit to pitch
er who threw Ray out at home. One
RIM
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ner were the batteries.
OTHER SATURDAYS GAMES.
Cairo $, jackson 0-Forfeited.
GAINESVILLE z, Hopkinsville 0.

The fans can no longer complain of
the article of ball being dispensed by
the Paddles il they keep up the pres
ent gait. Yesterday they took the
third consecutive game from Hender-
son by q score of to /, and it was
almost errorless for the home team.
Orr pitched a rafting good game and
had admirable support. Gardner, the
only southpaw in the K i. ]. league,
was on the slab for the visitors, but
could not do much with the Indians.
The visitors are playing in hard luck,
having lost eight straight games.
1t came near being shut out for
Henderson and Orr pitched himself
out of one or two tight places. The
base running of Psduoah is getting to
be a feature. Potts, O'Connor, Long,
Akers, LeCompte and Ray are all I'M
usually fast, and the whole nine are
now playing the game well.
The only run Henderson made yes
terdsy was on hot grass cutter from
Warmers bat which got past Long in
left, something that seldom occurs.
Game by innings:
FIRST INNING.
Henderson: Copeland hit to short
and beat 1t out. Warner hunted and
advanced Copeland. McNutt fouled
out to O'Connor Gardner flied out TO
Akers. No runs.
Psducah: Akers got a pass and
scored en- Fitzgerald's throw to keep
him from stealing second. Potts
grounded out from second to first.
Ray grounded out from third to first
Benke hit safe to left; LeCompte went
out from second to first. One run.
SECOND INNING.
Henderson: Hinkle went out from
pitcher to first. Haas walked, dice
ct third on Porter's hit to short; Fitz
gerald went out from third to first
No runs.
Paducah: Long made a base oil
slow grounder to second; O'Conno
ssorifioed: Clifford famed Orr ground
ed out from second to third. No runs
THIRD INNING.
Henderson: Christian famed Cope
land hit safe to center; Warner hit Il
left for three bases, Copeland scoring
MoNutt hit to Potts and Warner die
at home, and McNutt died stealing sec
ond. One run.
Paducah: Akers hit safe to second
Potts sacrificed; Ray nit to cente
and on bunch of errors Akers and Ra,
scored; Benke famed; LeCompt
struck out. Two runs.
FOURTH INNING.
Henderson: Gardner flew out Z
Potts; Hinkle out from Potts to first
Haas famed. No runs.
Paducah: Long hit TO pitched AM
2 got base on wild throw; O'Oonnor hi
be ehes-~I Ter and Long was forced out q
-, )nnor died at third; Cliff
to Haas. No runs.
TIL INNING.
axter went out fron