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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-10
Buy An ESTATE OAK Heater
And Have Warm and
Happy Home.

flying the fume, made his thrilling
ride in darkness.
Babcock was on the high platform
from which he makes n rapid descent
down a l00-foot runway set at steep
angle mounted on 4 bicycle. The
wheel and its human burden rush into
a 2G-foot perpendicular circle ana
thence out on 70 the ground The ride
is considered one ct the most hazard.
Gus undertakings OF the age and under
the most favorable circumstances
would be Hide short of suicide If ar
tempted by any one except the man
who has made himself famous by the
act.
Babcock mounted the bicycle and
started on his perilous ride. Just as
he left The platform on the downward
plunge the lights of the city were
turned out In order to switch the cur
rent and the rider was left in dark
ness. The audience of several thou
sand people held their breath as they
watched the dark streak glide down
the Runway and pass around tire loop.
and every second they fully expected
him TO be dashed to almost certain
death.
When the lights were turned on he
was found none .he worse for his loop
Of the loop in darkness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-10
LIGHT SHOWERS
PROMISED TODAY IN ILLINOIS
BUT THE RAiNMAkER
SHOULD FAVOR CAIRO
THIS WEEK.

To the delight of everyone In Cairo,
Weather F'orecaster Smyths prob.
ably showers" did not materiaize yes.
terday and large number Of persons
spent a good portion Of the day out Of
doors A greater number OF people
we're atrolling than are usually seen
on the streets on Sunday and the ap.
proach OF Cairo's fall festival doubt
less had something to do with this
general desire to get out OF doors.
some being seized by the fever in ad-
vance.
The enterprising ones who have al.
ready done considerable decorating
OF their places OF business with flags
and bunting we're also among the
glad ones and they felt thankful that
their attractive decorations were
spared by the rainmaker.
The forecast for today, issued by
the Washington bureau predicts show.
ers for Illinois. but It s. possible that
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-10

same organization with the disgust,
ing sipe-water tadpoles, and now
kindly asks the Cairo managers to
let her know what league they are
going in next year, SO Paducah can
be certain not to be mixed up with
the unfortunate organization
President Irwin Thompson. Of the
league, said that Secretary HAN
cock OF Hopknsyille, has received
reports form ali the club owners
showing the money paid into the
league. and other information. The
secretary is now going over the doc
uments and when everything is
Strengthened out he will notify the
league president, who will call the au-
meeting. and all league mat.
tiers wound up. Mr.. Secretary" Farm
baker don't forget this includes re-
sort to courts to make you cough
up the money you are holding in
your hands
At the final meeting of the league
the pennant will be ordered
and presented to Paducah on ar
rival. 1t will then be pushed high in
the air above the local baseball
grandstand in order TO show the
world, and Cairo, too, who the pen
lant winners are this year Presi-
lent Gus Thompson, OF the lscal club.
said yesterday he was anxious for the
rag" 10 hurry up and get here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-10
NEGROES FIGHT
AND BILL" SKIES LODGED a
BULLET IN JOHN WILLIAMS
SKIES ESCAPED.

''Bill" Skies and John Williams got
into trouble yesterday morning on
Eighteenth street near Walnut and
because Williams didn't agree with
Skies on certain matters tie latter
took a shot at sSe former.
a slight flesh wound in the fleshy
part Of The arm was the extent of the
damage done and Skies is now a fu-
gitive from justice.
Ie escaped into the cottOnwoods
near the Mississippi river and de-
apite the efforts OF Chief Price and
Officers Hoagland and Nichols he
could not be located. He formerly
worked at the Mobile and Ohio round
house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-10
NEW YORK WINS
NATIONAL RACE
QUITS IS POINTS AHEAD OF CHI
LEAGUE
ENDS TODAY WITH ROY
AL BATTLE BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND
BOSTON.
BY the Associated Press.

by the ASSOGIdleu GTtSht
Chicago. Oct. 9-The National base
ball league season closed today with
the New York team IS points ahead
of Chicago for first place. The fight
for second position between Chicago,
Pittsburg and Cincinnati has been a
spirited one, but Chicago finally won
with a percentage of COS. Cincinnati
comes next with 81 points less. Pitts
burg. last years champion, finished
fourth, eight points below Cincinnati
ST, Louis fifth, Brooklyn sixth, Boston
seventh and Philadelphia last.
American League.
The American league season runs
"a hours longer, with New York and
Boston fighting IL out for first place.
Two games are to be played between
these clubs. New York will have to
win both to capture the pennant. Chi
cago viii finish third, Cleveland
fourth, Philadelphia fifth. st. Louis
sixth, Detroit seventh. Washington
last.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-10
A DOSE OF DOPE
SECRETARY" HANCOCK is GOING
OVER The REPORTS AND
WILL GIVE PADUcAH The
REMNANT.

Prom a knowing source It is stated
that Paducah WI never again con
sent 10 be in the same baseball league
that numbers Cairo as a member.
therefore tie pipe dreams" published
IN the Egyptian city papers designst-
ing what cities win be in the organi-
zation next year. are imaginative fer
nifty. especially when 1t SAYS .Padu-
cab, Cairo etc" viii be in the same
league next season. says the Padueah
Register.
Paducah does not want 10 be in the
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-10
Cincinnati Won Two.

BY the Associated Press.
St Louis. Oct. 9.-Clnclnnau won
both games from st. Louis today,
shutting out the home team in each
event. Second game shortened to I
innings by agreement
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-10
FRIGHTFUL RIDE
IN 6ARKNESS-LlGHTS WENT
OUT JUST AS OSCAR Bah.
COCK STARTED TO LOOP
THE LOOP.

What proved 10 be an act of Provi.
dance transpired at Lafayette. Ind.
last week when Oscar Bsbcocl. who is
with the Gaskill Carnival company.
and who performs the daredevil feat
Of looping the death-trap loop and
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-10

they will mo- visit Cairo Cooler
Weather is promised for tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-10
sTALWARTs MAY
WITHDRAW TICKET

By the Associated Press.
Milwaukee Wis. DC. 9.-The Her
old saws the stalwart executive com
mittee will meet soon to consider the
advisability of Withdrawing the Stall
wart state .icket.
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TOOK A STRAW VOTE.
Interesting Experiment In u Restaurant.

An advertising agent representing a
prominent New York magazine. while
on recent western trip, was dining one
evening In Pittsburg restaurant.
While waiting for his order he
glanced over his newspaper and noticed
the advertisement Of we'll known dys-
pepsla preparation, Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets; as he himself was a regular
user OF the tablets, he began speoula ting
as TO how many OF the other travelling
men In the dining room were also
friends OF the popular remedy for In
digestion.
He says; | counted twenty-three men
at the tables and In the hotel office |
took the trouble TO interview them and
was surprised TO learn that nine OF the
twenty-three made practice Of taking
one or two OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's after each meal
One of them told me he had suffered
so much from stomach trouble that at
one time he had been Obliged TO Quit
the road, but since using Stuart's Dys-
pepsla Tablets had been entirely free
from indigestion, but he continued their
USE especially while travelling, on ac-
count OF lrregularlty In meals and be-
cause like all travelling men he was Of
ten obliged TO eat what he could get
and not always what he wanted.
Another who looked the picture OF
health, said he never ate meal With
out taking Stuart Tablet afterward
because he could eat what he pleased
and when he pleased without fear OF
sleepless night or any other trouble.
Stlll another used them because he
was subject TO gas on stomach caus-
Ing pressure on heart and lungs, short
ness OF breath and distress IN chest,
which he no longer experienced since
using the tablets regularly.
Another claimed that Stuarts Dys-
pepsia Tablets was the only safe reme-
dy he had ever found for sour stomach
and acldlty He had formerly used
common soda TO relieve the trouble. but
the tablets We're much better and safer
TO use
After smoking. drinking or other ex-
cesses which weaken the digestive or
gans, nothing restores the stomach TO
healthy wholesome condition 40 eff
fectually az Stuarts Tablets,
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets contain
the natural dIgestlves, pepsn, dastase,
which every weak stomach lacks, as
well MS nux, hydrastln and yellow pa.
rilla. and can be safely relied on M q
radical cure for every form OF poor d..
gestion. Sold by druggists everywhere,
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RACES Ar OAKLAND.
Long Priced Horses Again In Front Sad
Sam Tired.

San Francisco, March 1j.-Long-priced
horses were again 10 the front at Oakland
today, Hainaut being the only favorite
TO win. a slx-fuTlOng handicap was the
main attraction and though kenilworth
ruled favorite In the carly stages Of the
betting. Albua was most IN demand when
the field went to the post. Sad Sam went
to the front, but stopped when the stretch
was reached ARABIC, who had moved UP
on he outside, took the lead and won
easily from Ocean Dream, while Albula,
who was In the heaviest going finished
third. kenlworth made poor showing,
The most spectacular finish was In the
appearance since an accident two months
front Of Daisy Green. while Venat0r, the
heavily played fayorlte, was third Re-
suits.
First race, six AMI half furlongs.
selllng-Captivate won, Maraschino sec
ond( Adirondack third Time-lHa.
Second race -four furlongs-Del Carina
won Saccharate second, Mizpah third.
Time. 52.
Third race, milo and a firlong. selling
Mr. Farnum won. Mr.. pingle second, The
FTettcr third, Tlme-l:j9ls
Fourth race, mile and nifty yards, SELL
ing-ilainault won, Horton second, AMI
rad third. Time-li9l2.
FIFTH race, six iurlongs. handicap
ARABIC won Ocean Dream second Albula
third. Time-l:l7R.
Sixth race, five and a half furlongs--
OGonte won Daisy Green second, Nenator
Third, Time-l'ilh.
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40 49,
or 70 men 10 begin WITH possible more,
ana u wiz n9t take MN long TO weed out
me asauWoo9,
,Mcoloshey u skirmishing IN Tie east Tor
players ana reports having closed with
AZ least three star men whose names he
VIII NOT nivulBe untll they arrive IN
boise, ne - III communication with sew
erl mhndsers III me major leagues who
stand ready 70 loan MN their surplus
SHOULD tneir seiVlees pe required. ny TINS
means msJioskey VIII save the Boise
giup eoisiueranle amount on the salafy
llst ana op,aih hlsn class players These
piayets VIII De uhder precisely the same
uisc'p.,he III boise az they Would De IN
any o,ner ieasue team ana as thelr east
ern engssenenls depend entirety upon
tne,, pvIly,h,ance hSIe ~ u 70 De hssum-
" "V{ wSa 81 na,uia'ly ~ tneir pest
w. q. saIispury wen Known pitch,
u wno ioIIn.ly prayed Win forlland
alid o,hel hol.nwes.ern league Teams, IL
uesi.ous oi coming 10 BOISE ana may De
given q ttiai' ne was signed with MIN.
.eapolis tn's year. out prefers 10 play IN
'nc Wes,i ,,,s
lhe cn,cI uiIncuily McCloskey mas OK
neliehv.u nil, H. sIsnl"s prayers mas Deen
tneir uilwiiiliishess 10 come 10 Boise be-
cause my never heard Oh me city before
s s uouut us apiilly W support team
Mneh J, 10 cohslue,ed that SPOKANE ana
buuc are Two " 'he pest pau towns IN
,ne WIS., anu ,ho clups IN those cltles
nave a,ways MAUI money, bo,se chances
n nina WY pp,sn,i ~ shoaio pe Dofne IN
ininu uhat pleVHculiy eNeIy team VI the
league , STATUS on 'ie same plane Ihe
Sniy ausan'ase INC butte, spokane anu
sait Lake teains VIII I'VE over BOISE VIII
DC W ,he MATER ol receipts from the
kaan.is ~ a., ~ nonrv uaIh se.s the
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ASCOT PARK EVENTS.
Talent Had Sad Day Bookies Got All
The Money.

Los Angeles March BIT was a sad
day for the talent nt Ascot today, not n
single fayorlte getting home In front.
The books Kept most OF the money handed
them ON the six races. McGrathlana
Prince won the best race on the card a
free handicap at mile and a sixteenth,
Formaster was red hot fayorlte nj Z
10 8. The Prince won all the way.
Weather good, track fast Results
First race, five furlongs, selling-Hindoo
Princess won, Jack Richelieu, Jr., second,
an Nell third, 11me-i;03
Second race, four furlongs purse
Peggy Mine won, II Dottore second, Tim
Hurst third Tlme--.i9si.
Third race, six furlongs, selling-Chlef
Aloha won, James j. Corbet second,
Chemist third Time-i.l6.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth ham
dicap-McGrathiana Prince won, Bragg
second, Greenock third. Time-lHh.
Fifth race, mile and quarter selling
--Jlngler won, Major Dixon second, Ad-
metus third. Time--2.l0.
Sixth race, six furiongs, selllng-Rose-
bun won, Eldred second. Mona u third.
Time-l ;ljA
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Pacific Coast Schedule.

San Francisco. March i5.-The directors
Of the Pacific Coast Baseball league met
tonight and adopted u schedule for an
eight-month season, The schedule as
drawn up by Henry Harris Of the San
Francisco club was adopted, A peculiar
feature OF the schedule Ia that II pro-
vldes that tere shall be no games in this
city during four weeks In the middle OF
the season, This action was taken In
order to give outside towns more games,
After the business meeting closed an In
formal discussion of the Dillon matter
was had hut no action was taken. Man
ager Marley stated tht no wanted TO
bring the matter before the national COM
mission OF baseball leagues, whore he was
confident OF securing n decision In his
favor. lie contends that llanlons tele.
gram, upon which the league acted. was
not written In his official capacity as 4
peace commissioner, but az an individual,
and that he was In no way asking for
anything that tho National Association
OF Minor leagues Insisted upon. That
his telegram asking for the release OF
Dillon, Damman and Castro was not an
official request from the National Assoc
citation OF Minor leagues, but simply an
Individual request.
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HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS.
Association Holds Meeting and Elects
Captain and Manager.

Yesterday afternoon there was meet.
Ing Of the High School Athletic associa-
ton, at which q manager aud captain
for the track and field team was elected,
and the uotlook for spring contest dis
cussed. Nels S0rensen was chosen mana
ger. and John Kephart was elected cap
tain lf
Candidates were notified TO prepare
themselves for tryouts for position on tho
team. as the management desires TO get
the team In first class shape as early as
possible. No definite arrangements have
been made for spring contests, hut IL goes
without saying that the High School boys
viii have plenty OF contests
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|Anusenents

At the Grand tonight, the long her
aided engagement OF Mrs. Fiske in
Mary OF Magdala' opens. Only two
performances viii be given ana the out
look Is thai the gallery seats viii be as
generally occupied by society as the
lower parts Of the house, as there are
not enough places to accommodate all
who desire to see the gifted actress and
her notable production
Blanche Walsh gave her powerful but
revolving rendition at the Theater be-
fore a second large audience last night.
The engagement closes this afternoon
and evening.
The advance sale IL now going on az
the Theater for Mary Mannerlngs
engagement In "Harrlets Honeymoon.
"our COLLINS the amusing farce COM
edy, comes TO the Grand Friday and
Saturday
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RINGER FOR MARKHAM.
w. "''dlnsky Said to be Posing as Ed
Snsl-Bout Tonight,

Son was received IN thls o,,,, ,...
NV INV, VA, Tommy Markham ne ana MY sd ,ns.
NV. named I'd Rust were IN mas sv'ne
ioa, I NV tonight In a twent =. ro,,1 az
nix , Ms winner to take All tho mo vun'
is, r 'asalIy 100 bad that We wero nn, ~
mix, 1 u THIS fight before beeam NO. ~, ~.
IDcrtl,ss a,e given tip TO the MamnoW,SS
Il ni s fraternity Tho sportinS ndI,or
MSs spst has been Informed tpon , yc.
iks t,ssoonloIlly from Tinte tbst
tihr ,S SS IRON nowhere iss mona
NJ lndly,Sn'aIie famous Joe Wardinskv
tccns Cy 'cSS' WRo was whipped by Mui.
lInlnary Ia * 'Rs colored man, In a pre-.
lst The Y N ine Mathematician con.
ihA MARKHAM WAS further Informed
" deal 10 TorS S'II Mardmsky fixed up
M' VIVA y" me Mammoth fight
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--@sD~.~~-~~-~NNS~ ~-~-|~0~7~0~]~'>7'~1
( SOCIAL AND
{ PERSONAL.

Mr.. Samuel Newhouse VIII give an
entertainment at his home on Satur-
day afternoon IN honor Of Mrs. Belvln
OF San Francisco.
The marriage Of Miss Mabel Florence
Plnney and William c. B0wlidge VIII
take place tonight at the brides home
Mrs. Waldemar Van Colt is In Cali
fornla Tor a short stay,
Mrs Maude Thoue left yesterday tof
California, where she VIII visit with
Mrs. George X, Fischer.
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ANOTHER LEAGUE FORMED.
New "outlaw" Organization with Port
land Club in II.

Portland, Or, March l5-.Portland will
have team In the Oregon state Baseball
association, as the brush league OF this
state is called, This much was settled
today and Chester A. Whltemore and Dr.
Emmet Drake will be the hackers Of the
local team. Whitemore was formerly
president OF the Portland Browns but
sold his interest, and Drake was head Of
the Lucas club In this city last season
while II lasted II Is a question yet
whether the league will be slS-club
affair, taking In Portland aud oregon
ity, or whether II will be held down to
four teams, substituting Portland for
Vancouver, Wash, which would be a
member under a six-club arrangement
and dropping oregon city. President
spoat OF the league Is In Portland looking
over the situation, and has recently made
visits to Vancouver aud oregon city. He
thinks that the proposition could be made
10 pay. Dr. Drake, who Is scheduled for
president OF the local club, considers the
prospects bright, I'VE can do nothing,
said he, "untl the schedule Of the Coast
league Is published If Portland Is adj
mitted TO te league It will be only with
the understanding that games will be
played when the Coast league team is
playing away from home,
The line diamond used by the Lucas
league last year will be occupied by the
club.
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FATHER" GIMLIN Is BUSY.
Another Man Signed to Play Ball for
This CIty--Ile Is Muller.

PA" Gimlln Is surely busy man these
days, and gradually he Is getting together
win the Pacific National league pennant
for Salt Lake.
The latest addition TO the Salt Lake
ball team Is Max T., Muller. an outfielder
who played With Helena, and who has
always made good In the position He
has signed contract with the home team
and will be ready for practise when PA"
Gimin glyessthe signal,
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gives an interpretative recital Of George
Ellot's "Armgart," and IN the evening
a dramatic recital Of Julius Caesar. y
The latter, It has been determined, VIII
be repeated before an audience of
seventh and eighth grade children and
students Of the schools generally, on
ly those will be admitted however who
shall have purchased their tickets In
advance,
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Woman Made Bankrupt Receiver

New York, March l6,-For the first
time in the history Of bankruptcy pro-
ceodlngs here a woman has been APP
pointed to a recelyershlp, She Is a law
yer recently admitted TO the bar and
was selected by United States District
Judge Holt to take charge of the af-
fairs Of drcssmaker who failed for a
small amount
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-16

Schwab will make new records with II.
In tho maiden trip OF the car an aver
age speed OF 53.5 mile an hour was made,
including necessary stops for slight re-
pairs and slow runs through numberless
towns and villages on the route. The
makers have guaranteed mxlmum
speed OF 20 miles an hour with three
PASSENGERS and 800 pounds OF baggage.
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Great Horse Out.

New York. March l6-McChesney, the
great race horse. owned by H. T., Smath-
ers OF this city, has been declared out of
the Metropolitan handicap-the opening
stake Of the Wcstchester Racing assoca-
ton.
horse will race until late In tho Morris
Park spring meeting.
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File II Record II

We will do the rest--the record don't
come or til he pays.
MERCHANTS PROTECTOR,
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Schwab's Fine Auto,

Nice, France March l5.-Charles NJ
Schwab's new aO.horsepower Mercedes
professional chauffeur. who WAS sent
overland With 70 machine from Paris Mr.
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Los Angeles Game.

Los Angeles, March 15.--Chcago Nation.
ais and Los Angeles played fourteen
inning game at Washington PARK this
afternoon and the final score Was to
In favor OF the National leaguers.
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Ken"~r Hotel.
California and Eastern Races.