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The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-02
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Evaporated Fruits

This is the season of the year when we all appreciate the PERFORATED FRUITS, for without them what would we do for sauce and pies Evaporated Fruits, as they are now treated, retain the flavor of the fruit perfectly. They are neither flat nor tough, and they do not require ton of sugar in order to make them taste like something. Our list is long enough to give you good variety:
 California Prunes, small. .... .4c ID.
 California Prunes, good size and
 meaty ..,......... re-; lbs. 25c.
 Large Fancy California Prunes .1Sc. Oregon French Prunes. just little tart.
 Evaporated Peaches ...10c., 1Sc., 15c.
 Eyaporated Apricots. :. 10c. and 1Sc.
 Evaporated Raspberries ......2 .28c. ID.
 Eyaporated Nectarines 10c. ID.
 Eyaporated Apples, fancy white
 Baldwins. .10c. lb.; lbs 25c We omitted to mention in the above list of Prunes Dr. Handy's large, 20 to 30 size
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-02

The great new music drama of Par sifal,' which is having it's final rehear- sals this week, will be seen in it's en- tirety at the Hyperion on Monday night, February 8. Never in the his- tory of the American stage has there been such triumph as was scored by "Parsifal' when it was produced in New York before the greatest audience this country ever has seen; such has been the triumph of "Parsifal' every where, and such it will be in this city Not only is the music of the greatest genius presented in all it's beauties, and the dramatic action interpreted by the best of players, but the scenic produc- tion is complete even unto the smallest detail The magnificent choruses are sung by the best trained voices the country can afford.
 Seat sale Friday. Prices s1.50, s1, 75c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-02
Grand Opern sgcmse

The return engagement of Her Mar riage Vow was opened at the Grand Opera house last night, when Vance & Sull1van's company presented that splendid sensational comedy drama be- fore gCod-sized audience. The recep- tion accorded the piece on the occasion of it's first visit here some months ago was repeated last night, and, judging from the applause, the audience was satisfied in the extreme.
 Her Marriage Vow" depicts story drawn from real life, which is full of intense heart interest. The company is well balanced and the scenic effects are splendid.
 Her Marriage Vow is a piece which should be seen by all, as it teaches a lesson which all will do well to heed. The piece will be repeated tonight and tomorrow night and at the matinee to- morrow
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-02

"The Darkest Hour, Lincoln J. Car ter's scenic drama which comes to the Grand opera house on Thursday. Fri day and Saturday this week, with mat inee Saturday, is not as dark and opaque as its name would naturally suggest. It is not full of blood curd- ling cries, repulsive action and murder ous contrivances, but on the other hand is bright, sparkling bit of com edy with deep laid plot consistently told and around which is woven a beau tiful love story that appeals to every one. The mechanical contrivances by means of which various railroad scenes are brought out work smoothly and leave little to be desired and the natl | uralness of the retreating railroad train is one that will interest the most blaze. There are some bright bits of comedy that run all through the piece showing that MT. Carters ability not only as a strong dramatic playwright but that his mind is fertile in comedy situations.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-02

With the beauty and sunnptuous Isplendor of "A Country Girl" which is lat the Hyperion Saturday. February 6. matinee and night, there is also rol- licking comedy. It was the rage in New York and Boston last year and has just added Chicago and St. Louis to its conquest. The press of both cities claim it is the best comedy England has sent to America, ahead even of San Toy, Geisha, and A Runaway Girl. The plot is an interesting one, amply interspersed with sparkling comedy. and the story set to delightful music that has the genuine touch of senti- ment. The principals are all well known favorites and include such names as Miss Deyo. Helen Marvin, Alive Mailyn, Phyllis Mordaunt, Isabel Belmont. Julia Maillard,N Marion Singer. John Slavin, Melville Stewart, Hallyn Mos tyn. Harold Wizard and Clarence Har- |vey.
 Seat sale Thursday. Prices s1.5o, s1, |75c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-02

PoNrs Theater, A capital comedy sketch of Tom Nawn and company heads the Poli bill
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-02
ENTERTAINMENTS
Iivrer,on Theater.

Man Proposes a new comedy m four acts, will be produced by Henry Miller and company under the direction Of Charles Frohman at the Hyperion tonight. It is a modern play and the scenes are laid in England. It tells of the love of two brothers for the same woman and all ends as it should. Mr. Frohman has surrounded MT. Miller with an exceptionally strong company and Man Proposes will only be seen in a few cities before going to New York for an extended run.
 The supporting company includes Morton Selton, Walker Allen, H. Has sard Short, Bertram Harrison, Walter Hitchcock, Frank Willard, Miss Doro- 1 thy Hammond, Allison Skipworth. Hell en Tracy, Eleanor Sheldon and others.
 Seat sale now open. Prices s1.50, $1, 75c.
 An over zealous German police off, cial, a crown prince with tendency for elopement, a New York stock brok- CT and his young bride, are the princi- | pal ingredients which Leo Ditrichstein has so cleverly mixed in his new and successful comedy, 'Harriet's Honey lInoon.'' which is to be at the Hyperion l to-morrow night, presented by Mary Mannering and a strong company un- der the management of Frank Mckee.
 Miss Mannering is one of the most de- | llightful, charming and beautiful ac- dresses on the American stage and in
 the central role of this comedy, Harriet Baird, a young bride. she has ample | Opportunity both as comedienne and also in the emotional scenes. Manager Mckee has surrounded her with a com pany of exceptional strength. The leading man is Arthur Byron and among the other players are Thomas A. Wise, Louis Massen, Adolph Jack son, Edward See, Louise Hollister. Kate
 Lester, Carolyn James, Lillie Hall, Elm ma Janvier and number of other ar lists of reputation. Seat sale now open. Prices $1.50, $1, 75c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-02

A bevy of beauty, an array of ex- quisite raiment, beautiful stage set tings and perfection of detail, are all guaranteed in William Golfers latest comedy offering, '''The Dictator" by Richard Harding Davis. and nothing better has been offered to the public by MT. Collier since his great laugh producer, "The Man From Mexico" The Dictator will be presented at the Hyperion theater next Thursday and Friday evenings. Seat sale now open. Prices $150, $1, 75c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
9aS gOl0ene Snbtldnm
beg MGnner6Dr.
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fir oas beporitebenoe d.
Jubelfef.
Set SmbtI6mmSwetn.

Ser 6eftausfduB fir bas solbene
Subildum bes MdnnerdOr bielt geFern
Nbenb pieber cine Sibung ab. gu mel
der Die Mit9lteber besielben fi6 sabl=
reid einsefunben batten.
Die gorfbenben Der beri9iebenen
@omites beridteten, baB bic gorbe=
reitungen in beftem @ange ieien. 5ebr
erfreuli9 NOR Der 8eribt beg Jinana=
@omites; bem3ufolse 1T Der Billet
8erfauf fir bas CONCERT uno Walbfeif
Elm ausse3ei9neter, iiberaa fanoen Die
9erren, baB fttr bas beborfebenbe
Subelfet beg Mdnner6or GROCER gn=
tbufasmus berri6t. IS tam i9on
iebt teinem 3meifel mebr unterliegen,
DAB am Mbenb bes Jeft=@onaertes bic
Somlinion 5alle Bis auf ben leBten
plaB 9efiillt iein utro.
Nus Nep Orleans MAJ bon Yrof
9anno 9etler, benz prdfoenten bes
decentralization Sdngerbunbes elm
S9reiben ein9elaufen, in uel6em ber=
felbe mittbeilt, baB er bas Gef beiu9en
perbe. Cine in Observation-Disclosures
Weiie abgefaBte ginlabung bes v9eut=
i9er Club unb Mufifbereins" an ben
vMdnner9or" urb feline @dfte gu einem
Grhbi9oppen am Sonntag, ben 26.
SUM- purbe nit I9ant entsegeneenom=
men.
Ser 8eri9t beg Walbfeft : Counties
purbe nit sroBem Snterefe entgegei1-
genpmmen unb g~utgebeiBen.
9erielbe lieferte ben 8etpeis, bab
biefes Set NIT ieinen geplanten
aleeDrif9en=muftalif6en 8ilbern unb
Scenerien @roBarti9es bieten uirb.
9err paul RrauB. 8orfBer bes
@inauarttrungs=@omit beri9tete, baB
er in Der berfofenen Wo9e benz Gin
ctnnati 2ieoerfrana, uel9er befanntli9
elmer Der %eingelabenen geretne III, elmer
Beiu9 abseftattet bat. Sie 5anges=
briioer finb boiler @ntbufasmus fir
bas Gef unb fein @in5i9er bon ibnen
tuirb feblen. sic freuen fi6 f6on
iebt ~unbdnoig auf bic i90nen Sage,
tpeI6e ibnen bier bebDrfteben.
Na9oem fotueit bic @ef9dfte erlebigt
tuaren, gait es nod I'M SntereHe bes
5eftes urb bes @rfolges besfelben cine
Mrbeit 5u perri9ten, melder fi9 fdmmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17

Sbpmas 8. Seibert. elm 5~4=idbrieer
Wann, Der nit feiner Samilie i'm
6auie 1920 Central Nbenue uobnte,
btiBte gefern Nbenb ietn 2eben bur9
gerI9ulben BON Sbomas s.. 6ale,
% Sabre alt unb 384 Spnelas @trabe
nobnbaft. ein.
9ie 2ei9e @eiberts befinbet f6 i'm
fdbtif6en 9ospital. Sale lit in Saft.
@bas. Seibert, Der 5~2sidbrise 8ruber
bes @et6bteten, miro als 3eu9e ge=
balten.
@eftern Nbenb fura nod 8 1br
elaubte Sbomas s. Sale in swei
Wdnnern bic angelegentli9 bic Nus=
laee Der MISUNDERSTANDING BON
&inf an Der Norb Slinois Str. be-
tra9teteu, elm Baar alte Befannte gu
erfennen. ST flopfte einem Der beiben
Wdnner, es tparen bic 8riiner S6omas
unb @bas. Seibert, semtitbli6, tpeflrt
an9 etpas berb, auf bic S6uIter.
Oils ft6 Der 10 8egriiBte umf9aute,
erfab Sale, baB ct f@ geirrt babe. Sie
8eiben paren ibm bb1ig fremb.
gr ertldrte fein 0erIeben unb bat
UNI @ntibuloi9ung. Sie @ebriioer
Seibert nabmen bic Sa9e au9 ge=
mtitbli9 unb meinten 5u Sale er fDle
NAL traftiren. 2eBterer erfldrte f9
basu bereit unb sing nit ben neuge=
lponnener 8efannten in 9ar. Smiths
Gneipe an g.. Slinois Str. Sort
muroen etli6e sspadt, bann fptelte bas
Stio einise gartien pool. Wdbreno
beg @pieles murbe bic Stimmune
siemli9 aeretst, Die Srei berlieBen bas
2otal unb gin9en 5uiammen Der Waib=
ington Str. 3u.
untermegs brad ohener Saoer unter
ben M6nnerr1 aus unb Sbpmas Sei=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
g. Stibert get0otet
Sn einem Streite nit SbOnnas 8. Sale

Ser Jpn in bfnber gsntb gesen eth edautenaer f6leuoert. - Sale tit in Suit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
Soeal=

9eute bon 4 nbr Na9mittags big
8 nbr Nbenbs finben Die prtmdrmablen
fir bic @rmdblung BON 9elegaten fir
Die mOr9en ftattfinbenbe &epublifa.
nif8e @Onntp=@ onpention itatt.
@eferr bat DR.. g. p~etersborf, nell
der fi9 TIM bic Domination fir @oro=
1er bemtbte, bic @rfldrung absegebeH,
baB er 5uriidtrete, 10 baB fur bieies Mmt
nnr nod smei @anbioaten 9arrp 8.
Sutemiler, Der iebt9e Coroner unb 81.
&. W. Garfang i'm Geloe finb.
Iler Wabrf6einlidfeit mad pirb
foleenbes Sidet aufseftelt perheu
@CrOner-9arrp Sutetpiler.
S9aBmeifer--Olib @. gnslsp.
Ri9ter oes @eri9ts fir iusenoli9e
StrdHinse-@eorse %. Stubs.
Staatsanmalt-@bas. g. Benedict.
Surbepor-Sarrp 9lauBman.
@ommiRdre = SObn McSreaor urb
SObn Mc@au9bep.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17

bert ioa Sale, tpte berfelbe bebauptet,
in brobenberssWeiIe auf ben 2eib ge=
ridt fein.
0ale murbe i9IieBli6 drgerli9, pafte
SbOmas Seibert beim arm unb i9leu=
oerte i'm befttg CUR Seite. Die 2eute
befanben ii9 gerabe bor benz 9roBen
g6aufenfter Der &idet=S Office Der Benn=
fDlpania 8abn an Sainois unb Wafb=
ineton Str. Mit fiir6terli6er Wu9t
ftir5te Seibert nit benz Gopfe gegen
bic Spiegelf6eibe, bas bife @las aer=
triimmernb. Seibert blieb bepuBtlos
Iie9en, ndbrenb fein 8ruoer unb Sale
entfeBt fieben blteben inmitten zines
NuHaufs bon Heugierigen, uel9e bur6
ben Sfanoal berbsigelDft norben tparen.
Sin Bolisif, Der iofort ben grnt bes
8or9anees tiberiab, REF cine @mbu=
lang berbei Die ben f9per 8erleBten in
oas fdbtti4e Soipital bra9te. Sort
farb Sbomas Seibert penige Winuter
nod ietner Nntunft, obne bas 8ewuBt=
fein Dteber erlangt 81 baben.
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ginbruf ma9t, 1T iiber Die aus 10 ge=
ringer urfa9e berborgerufenen entieb=
liben GDlgen auf's Sieffte eridtttert.
ST betbeuert, baB tbm ieoe Nbfi6t,
Serrn 9eibert elm 2eio 3u3ufigen, fern
lag. Sale 1T aus gutter camille; fetn
8ater mar Elm befannter Nr3t in Sbio.
ST felbf 1T Chauffeur fir Die Souls
9ei4ler'i9e @igarrenbanblung.
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elm vGinifher" bon Brofeiion. Sein
8ruber CHARLES, Der Nugen5euge bes
traurigen greignifes, mo1nt i'm Sauie
go. 1918 Weit 80. 5traBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17

lt9e 6erren bonn JeIt=Nusi9uB. ME es
ben Nnf9ein bate, nod gart3 gerne
pibmeten.
@s mar ndmlt9 bic erffe Probe bon
benz Subildumsnein v@rOener Srepp=
DEN, S~abrgan9 1897, poraurebmen.
unb Die Serren ,prtiften laneiam,
reifli9 unb rei9lt9 uno i9lufieifibe
batten lie fi6 Elm l1rtbeil gebilbet, mel
DIES febr gtnitig fir Die Qualitdt oes
Subildumsneins ausfiel.
9erielbe 1T BON Der biefigen 6irma
&i9arb 2teber & So. bon Der alt-
renommirten einen Weltruf ~beftbenben
Sirma W. &i9ter & 60. in Wiilbeim
a.. Moiel beaoeen nprben.
6err 2ouis &i9ter, Senior Der
6irma (Obeim bes Serrn &i9arb 2ie=
ber) i6reibt iioer ben Bein folgenoes:
.9a baben sic i'm, einen t6tli9en
WOsler, suglei9 einen GeftgruB aus
Der alien Setmatb an Die Stammes=
genofen in Der 9roBen &epublif.
nRrautig, buftig, fpriBi9".
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elmer 5tabt faum Is Sabre alt, Sbr
5O=idbriges Subildumsfef feiern t0n=
men, basu meine freunoli9fen @riBe."
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bas 1T Der Subildumspein. pel6er am
8e9riBungs= 4benb bel benz @ommers
na6tsbanquet ben S%beilnebmern an
bemielben creDenst tperoen wiro.
9em goloigen Snbalt Der Slaf9en
entipre9enb, 1T aud lire duBere Nus=
tattung.
Die nit golbigen RdnOern berfebene
etiquette trd9t in 8Dlbbruf bic Sn=
f9rift:
indianapolis T Mbasiaea' Mdnner6Or.
,@rbener Srepp6en."
&idter & Co., Mhlbeim. Moiel.
9ie e~benfals in sei9mafbOner Weiie
ausgefibrte Salsf9leife brtn9t unter
benz Nbaei6en oes Wdnner6or aud
beHen Wabripru9
@tpig bleiben
Sreu bic Mltert
8is bas leBte 2ieb ber3alt F!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17

~ Ran9t bic BONANZA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17

Trust Co.
Gin GetFesseit0rter
0ur@ bic sauIs zines @efdBrten gu Eobe
9ebriibt.

Der felt brei Sabren i'm Srren6auie
befinolide Wm. 9. @lebelanb purbe
gefern In Der Central Srrenanftalt su
Sooe 9ebrabt. @efern frtb balb 8
l16r CAB elm Wdrter nit 6tlfe zines
pattenten Glebelanb tein Sab. Ser
Wdrter entfernte f9 auf elm paar
Nueenblide, na9bem @lebelanb in Die
Wanne 9elest uoroen mar. Nnfatt au
uarten big Der Wdrter suriidtebrte,
brebte Der irrfinnise gatiert ben Sabn
fir bas beige Mahera an. gIepelano
purbe am sanaen G6rper bermaBen
berbrtbt, baB er balb barauf tarb.
Or, @benbarter tpirb ben 6an gelnr
unteriu9en. Ser Coroner tDurbe Bee
naGriG.igt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17

9ie gum umfange Der Stabt in
feinem 8erbdltniB ffebenbe geringe Nn=
sabl BON gDliaifen, fpannt urter benz
fdbigen Superintenbenten 2riiger ale
&rdfte an, UNI bas frembe Ierbre9er9e=
finbel tpel6es auf Der SurAreife nod
ct. Souls bier feline 8aftronen eiebt
3u unterbriifen. a6er es 1T bergebli6e
Mtbe nie f9on Der erfe 3uftrOm be-
tpiefen bat. NQnd6tli9 miro BON er=
fol9rei6en @inbrii6:n in allen Sbeilen
Der Stabt beri9tet, aber ben tpeni9en
goli3iffen ole Ha1ts Die Si9erbeit Der
Staot befbiBen iolen, ftebt cine Nuf=
eabe bebor, Die fie unm69li6 l6ien
tDrner.
9ab bieIer llmItanb bic @auner aus
alien Sbetlen bes 2anbes bon ihren
@DIe9en bonn 9ietri6 uno Der Bred
ftange mitgetbeilt miro, 1T felbtber=
ftdnbli1 unb ebensp felbfberfdnbli9
1T es, oaB Die Serren @piBbuben Die
@ele9enbeit ni9t b~orbeigeben laRen
tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
Mdnner@or=G eSeatfeter.

Woreen, Wittmo9, inbet auf Dem
Grown 9iG GriebbOf Na9mittags UNI
8 ubr in Der @apeae Die idbrli9e @e-
benffeier fatt.
Ste Nctiben tperben Die Wdnner9Dr=
Salle UNI Q nbr per 5pesial=@ar ber=
laHen. Die paffben Mitelieber finb
ber3li6 einselaoen, ber 5eier bei3u=
tpobnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
s 5000 berlangt.

Sobn 8Droermarf bat bic @traBen=
babn=8efenf6aft auf $4,000 S1aben-
erfaB fir 8erlebunger1, uel9e er bur9
Die S9ulb bon Nngeftelten berielben
erlitten bate, bertfagt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17

Gs fantt an bieier STEELE nidt oft
getus betont tueroen, baB unfere ppli=
aeimtannf9aft berftdrtt uerben muB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
Stamstt Der Sen 0mr
&ogen.

9ie bierte reguldre @iBune bes SUI
prerae Stammes BON Ben our mirb
beute in @ramforbspile er6fnet. Ser
felbe tagt nur ale bier Sabre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17

1teber elm 9rittel Der Selegaten
gum bemDtrattf9en National= gonbent
in ct. 2Ouis finb Bis jebt ertpdblt
porben, ndmli9 358. Die Selega=
tiDner. bDr1 bier3ebn Staaten unb amei
9erritorien finb in bieier 3ifer reprd=
ientirt. Gat fdmmtli6e 9elesaten
linb fur einen ober ben anoeren @anoi=
baten inffruirt; Nusnabmen babon
btlben Ganias nit 20 9elesaten uno
Soma nit 26. 9a aber Der gpnbent
beg lebteren States 8efolutionen an=
genDmmer, in nel9en &eprdientant
9earft empFOblen uiro, 10 gilt es all
gemein fir mabrideinli9, baB Die
Sopa=9 Delegation our Searit=@ olonne
gu re9nen III, Obf6on angenommen
uerber barf. oaB oiefe Delegation, in
tpel6er ft6 cine ftarfe Mnti=S eart=M i=
noritdt befinbet, febr balo bas 6earf=
Eager betlaKen pirb, tpenn tlar be-
monffrtrt If, baB Der Stem Oorfer &e=
p%rdicntant Die Domination unter fetnen
umfdnben erbalten fam.
Die big leBt errdblten 9elegaten
ffeben binfi6tli@ Der 8e9inittguns Der
prdfoentf9afts= Nfpiranten pte fof9t:
Barrier: Netp Sort IS; Stem Serfep
"a (nidt inftruirD penniplpania 60;
(ni9t intruirt) Stem 9ampfbire 6;
(ni6t inftruirt) Connecticut IA; Sn=
oiana 26; Sotal 216.
Seart: Stem Merico 6; &bobe So
Lamb 6; Gib=9 afota 8; Oregon 8; Gee
buOa 6; Soma &c; WafbinstOn 10;
Sotal 20.
@orman: =gireinten IA; 9i=
frtct Columbia 6; Sotal 20.
Olnep: Mahadufetts 80.
Die 20 9elegater bon &anfas finb
5meifelbaft; Die Delegation mag f9
ipalten, 10 baB cine Maioritdt fir Par=
fer Dber @orman, eine Winoritdt fiji
6earf ftimmt, ba bic ginbeitregel ni9t
angenommen mproen. Nls fpmptoma=
tii9 muB 9elten, oaB Gus ben inneren
Parter=3irteln Die febr beftimmte Nn=
gabe berlautet, Die Delegation bon
MaKa6uletts ueroe gu Barrier tiberge=
ben, 10 balb bies fi6 als notbmenbi9
erpeifen m0ge, unb oaB Slnep's Name
iiberbaupt benz @onnent nidt sorselegi
tueroen ptiroe, falls es ratbfam en-
ideine, i'm Snterefie zines anberen cons
ierbatiben @anbioaten 10 su m%an6beri=
rem. Diners @anbibatur tparb IN
MaRa9uietts leotalid borgef6oben,
UNI 5u berbtnbern, baB &eprdientani
9earf bic Delegation er9attere, UNI
bteier 3weG TT ia aud bOlftdnbig er=
rei9t tuorben,
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1913 scr non IL 10 IA 10 10
Paducah--
.OO OOiao 900 o 100 o 2
Clarksville-
10000 900 % 900 /
Earned runs. Paduoah 3, Olarksville
1; three base hits, Jeffrics !, Reiney
1 4; double plays, Weaver unassisted
Gerard to Potts to Violet; left on
bases, Paduoah Ia, GAINESVILLE 13;
passed balls. Land /; hit by ball, by
Frakes o; wild pitches, Frskes /;
struck out, by Freeman 22; Frakes 8;
bases on balls, Off Freeman 1, of
Frakes 2; time Of game, 2:40; umpire,
Setley; scorer, Rollston.
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The Paducah X. /. T. hague base
ball team defeated the Clarksville
league team In the initial pennsnt
game Of the season at Wallace park
grounds yesterday afternoon by a
rcore Of 10 4, the game lasting two
hours and forty minutes, through six.
teen innings. Paduosh hal the game
won several times but the C!arksville
boys seemed to have their horse shoe
with them and Frates. their pitcher.
pulled himself out of several bad holes.
The crowi was not large.
Feature playing was done by Payne,
the deaf mute, short stop for Clsrks.
VILE and by Long, Freeman and Land
for PAduoah. Freemau's pitching was
fsultless. he striking out 22 men aud
allowing but IS hits In the 10 inpings
Frakes allowed Is hits and walked two
men. He was given better support
than Freeman and lost his own game
In the last Of the sixteenth inning
when Psducah had two men on the
bases aud q weak popup to the infeld
was knocked. Frskes muffed the fly
aud the runners came In, winning the
game.
Tho game started at $3.50 O'Clock,
setley, of Henderson, umpiring. He
announced tho batteries and later an
nounocd that the game had been pro-
tested m Paducah was playing Long,
who 10 In dispute by Henderson.
President Thompson wrote Setley "A
letter instruoting to declare the game
forfeited, IL Long was played and the
manager Of the Clarksvillc team i'm
mediately filed q protest when this
was known. Long played the game
through and did good work.
In the first inning goose eggs re-
suited for both teams but Olarksville
In the second and third innings scored
q run making them two runs to the
good. Paducah failed to tally until
the sixth inning when one run was
made. In the seventh inning Clsrks-
willie made another score giving her
two runs over Paducah but when the
locals came TO bat, they Knocked out
two more runs and tied the score. 1t
remained there too, until the sixteenth
inning when Clarksvillo made another
score. Paducah In the last halt Of this
inning scored twice.
setley, tho umpire, announced that
no intended to umpire and asserted
his authority on several occasions.
Petit kept "jawina" at him until he
put Petis on the bench. Petit. he
thought said something, and no ran
Petit, Harris and Myatt, the latter be-
ing pitchers on the bench. out Of the
park. They went willingly and seemed
to enjoy the novelty.
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CAIRO AND vINCENNEs WIN
HOW THEY STAND.
OTHER X. I. T.. RESULTS.
AT HENDERSON.

Henderson, May li.-vinconnes
won from Henderson by . score Of 3
too vincennes runs. o hits and
errors. Henderson o runs, 7 hits and
errors. The gamo was lost to Hen.
derson by errors but ,hore was good
playing on both sides.
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AT CAIRO.

Cairo. Ill. May ii.-Cairo beat
Hopkinsville by q score OF 6 to 2.
Cairo o runs, bits and errors.
Hopkinsville . runs. hit and 8
errors. The Hopk insville team was
unable TO bit. The game was fast.