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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-15

ii m Sanbe. - Die
ongeregte llnteriu6ung Der ienlatto-
nell ai,faebauiften @eididte bon Der
Negerin, melde cine iunge Game aus
ibrem Site in einem StraBenbabn.
ipaggon geordngt baben iol, miro
ipabrIfeinlid i'm SanOe %perlaufen.
Der 8orfaa paiiirte SRI. Sorner, Ell.
ner SoGter oes Srn. 6. &. Sorner
bon Nr. 635, Noro Shroeoer. Str,
uno oieic mill nift OILS 3ellein alti.
treten, oa iie nidt i'm @~eringiten Be.
iftperoe iiber Die Sade erboben bot,
oa iie ielbit aufitanb, Inn i'm nGd)Iten
Mltgenblif aus bem@agson 81, geben.
Yin elmer gabnfren5nns oernmslidt.
IsbnrpS arf SIS. 10. Suli.
= 8abrenb War Sbater uuo iein
1~4.iabriger Sobn bas Sroaep . @e,
leiie Der gelmar : 2inie 5pilden bier
'rno Starf &iper init ibrem @ogen
81 f%reli5en berildten, tprroeu Iie BON
Dem Waggon Nr. 81 aetrofien uno
ibr @a9en in Glide serifmettert.
Toter uno Sobn mr,roen uodJ born
gel6leuoert, fielen auf oas @eIeiie
nno lpilroen bon benz 0agaoll, oeiIen
Observation-Disclosures perrinaert luor.
Den mar, i%iberfabreu. Der aopf oes
&1iaben lpilroe 81 grei 5ermalmt, ieiu
Senid uno Infer Mrm ,tnb eines Der
geine an orei Stellen gebroder. Ser
Zoo trat altf Der SteQe elm. Der go.
ter pllroe in beiinnunesIoiem 3uitan'
De a%rlIgeboben nnb lit 10 id,mer Der
lest, Dab am ieinem auuommen se.
5%iueifelt miro. u
2bater ipobnte. aiif einer fleillen
5arm III @bitespiae, cine fur5e
Strete bon bier, nno beianb iif auf
Dem Seimmege, als oas ltngliid pal.
iirte. @r mar IS Sabre alt, idpGd).
lid mo ioa nift i'm Stanoe semeien
iein, Die Yferoe ieines @agens i'm
3allme ST. balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-15

9efrcm oenoeS G%crlan.
q en-. = Sm mittleren S%totionsbauie
erifien geltern Iad)nlittag Dor bern
Yoli5eirihter Grammar elm innges
Waoden, NonlcnS 9aiip Sec ste.
pbens bon Ir. 1921, McSenrp'St Str,
peld)es nihts 8eringereS perlangte,
ais .einen Saftbefebl fir ben er'8c'
nerolanlpalt SSobn g. Eoe, ipeil Der
ielbe iid g%eipeigert babe, fir lie einen
&lagefaa ST. i%ibernebmen, Gas Wae-
den, iueldes aiigeniheinlif etpos
beriuirrt Dar, ingte, lie babe fiir Srn.
Soiepb grder, ben Snbobcr elmer
Wdiderei an Der Iulberrp, uno
Soparo.S traBe, g%earbeitet uno ibre
Steae Dor orei Wonoten perloren.
Set Der 3eit, iagte iie, iudc iie Der.
geblib nod 9ei6aftisuns, "a Serr
grfer iid ipeigere, ibr elm 3euenib
aiis3l,Itelen, nnb oesbalb, erflGrte
tie, ipole Tie Srn. Irder ~perflagen.
Gabi Grammar fpi,roe Dos M1bd)en
ihlieBli6 los, nad)oem er periproden
bate, nit Srn. Yoe iiber Die Ingele.
senbeit ST. ipreden. Die iunse Game
mar iebr gut aefleioet mo iprad pie
cine bodgebiloete Eerion.
Yorf Gon3ert = Sir oaS
bc,lte abenb i'm o0ruib.SiQ>Yarf"
ftattfinbenbe CONCERT 1T oos folgenbe
Yrogromm aufgeitellt uoroen: /.
Warif lip tbe Street," Morie; ..
Supcrtiire 5u v0id)ter uno Bauer"
Suppe; 3. @al5er .Grinnerrng on
Neapel," 9cnnet; 4. Selection v9son.
CT 9roipn," &ohert; 5. 9ariton.Sol
Sr. @m. @arner; 6. Supertiire AT
.@ilbelm Cell" &oiiini; 7. Selection
Carmen" 9t3et; s. Sntermes,o
.3amona," lorraine; 8. MeIooie'n
aus Dem Bring BON 8%iIien;" 10.
Wnrib .Morepooh Rieie," gaIioro.
8etorbcn. Srau Norp
Brood itarb am 0ienItag i'm Sitter
BON q Sabren in ibrer 8obnuna,
Nr. 2t3, Siio @oobpearItraBc, BON
mo- aus Dos acknowledgements beute
Nadmittag Inn 3 ubr itattfinoet.
49, +
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3ipc II c

3mci g pfbdbne. - SIN
noroli6cn StationSbalie Iiben stpci
iltngc Burden, 9tomens &. &. Sob.
Ter BON Nr. Is, Montebello gpe.,
ilno Com. 8. Sreillieb, bon GER. 439,
Srforo . slpenue, inter ocr9(ni6ul.
oigung.iid nngebiibrlih betragen 81
boberL unD auBerOem lit Yobler an.
geidnIoiet, Grellieb pitt einem Ia
idenmciicr ms 9cin geito6en 81
boben. Die beioen iilngen 9llr.
id)cn, melfe rngefGbr 20 Sabre alt
iino, aerietben eeitern Nbeno onf
einem freien 9ouplnse in Der Nodl.
boribait bon Yorf . Hoao unb %.
StruBe in Streit nit chamber uno
lpuroen bonn Sergeanten Gum pers
boitet.
9 f nc Solgen. - Sronf
8olcntini, Elm 60 Sabre alter Monn,
Der mebr Bertrand babcn iolltc, ned.
te eeltern Wtorgen einen % Sabre
olten &riippcl ino Gpileftifer, Na.
mems Sront @aterS, in Nr. 224,
Siio . GbciteritroBe, lpobnboit, IN 10
unbnrmber5iQer @eiie, Dob bieier
inn einen 9ndItein an ben 8opf
mari uno Inn cinen lcid)tcn Sdd.
oelbrllh belbrad)te. gr ipurbe ms
Soipitol gcid)ofit mo @oters ge.
itern III Der 0itliden Eoli5eiitotion
fir Elm lueitcreS @erbor feitaebal.
ten.
Yerionols g oti5en. = Or.
s. Senrp Sofimon ser befanntc
3obnar5t bon Nr. zoos, Sit,9alti.
more.S troBe, bat cine 8ergniigungs.
Sour nad) Dem @elten angetreten
unb miro Chicago beiu6en, bon GA
gebt er mad ser gusitell,ing in ct.
2ouis llno ollf ieiner Hiidreiie miro
er Cincinnati bciu6en.
= Or. Ho~peuScroft, Der Surbebor
bes Saiens, lit ihluer erfranft, luno
man begt penig Soifmlns m,i feline
Wieoergeneillng.
- Sr. Sran5 5oltl, Gmil 8.
Sronfe u,0 mebrerc anbere Serren
begeben iif Oieie ISOLDE auf cine
8eiie mad Ringora Soils.
lunter idwerer aniduI-
6igung. - Sermon @ilion BON
GER. 440, GoItcrn.Inemie, lpilroe ge.
itern gbeno i'm iiiolifen 9iitrift aitf
bie aniduloiglma bin uerbaftet, SRI.
Siie @ation bon Nr. 121, @eit-
@arre.S trobc, Shmudiaden I'M
@ert6e BON $3.50 geitoblen at ia.
ben. Gr miro in Der iiibIiden 9oli.
AGITATION fir Elm bette Itattfinoenoes
8erb0r ieitgebalten. #21aE
Gin Teuermegrman ae.
Horizon Gbef SnacnieurSor.
ton beridtetc Der 5eiier6eboroe, bah
ser 81 Sabre olte 2eitermann @u.
itop S%tolinSfi BON Der Soften. uno
2eiter . GOmpaanie Nr. 8 in ieiner
@obnung 9Ir. COB, GaIoipeaitraBe,
ocItorbcn lei. Stolinsfi mor felt
1899 MitgIicO oes 5euer . Geporte.
merits. Gr DinterlaBt Satin 1lno
&inocr.
@rGn0c. = Gurd idaobaite
eleftriihe 2rdbte gerietb geitern oos
Sonnenond Dor Dem 2aben 0r.135,
9soro GuOitraBe, in Brand. Gie
spriscn . Eompagnie Nr. 4 Ioidte
Die 6Inmmen'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-15
@ie6er cine 8abnfataItropbe.

Gbicago, t3. Suli. - Gin ern.
Ites giienbobnungliid bat iid 5ll
8lenipooo, 90 Weilen bon bier, aif
Der ~Gbicago & @altern SGinoiS'
9abn" ereisnet. 3wan5is Ferionen
Iino um's 2eben gefommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-15

". Z. 9odrap, neId)er mGb.
rcno ocs 9iirgerfrieses Captain oes
&anonenbootes DE Soto" bon benz
atlantiiden 9lofaoe ' 8eitupaocr
lpar, lit inn alter bon 80 Sobren in
ieinem Seim 81 2aurenee, aanias.
geitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-15

NN''''oil puuC lCSl uuS uulltuiltIllell
lte Spitem fir oic llebermitteluna
bon Ilarmen.
Gontrafte bereeben.
Die mlni5ipale Gontroft-9 ehoroe
oergob gel tern ben 9ontroft fir boS
Se9en zines S%eitenrpeees BON Sc.
ment orf Der Acknowledgements if
an Die ~6iIbert Yaping & Gonitruct-
ING 80" gu 1914 Gents pro Gitaorots
tuB. gngebote bon s. $. Sborburn
" 20. bon Iteiu.Oorf, $. q. Greer
bon EbiIobelpbio, 4. @. 9iirger por
baltimore. Der ~Stilnit & @oIter
70" bon Ncp.Dprf, &ollgbn's SEED.
STORE bon Nelu.Dorf uno G.. S.
SeloepiB bon Baltimore fir sic Sic.
1erllng bon SlumlenfnoIlen fir Die
Farfbeboroe milroen ee6finet uno
3iuedS Soblllirin9 on 6en Srfretor
Der F%artbeborbe oerlpiefen.
Ole an9ebote fir Die NelrnlfpoI.
Iterllilg Der M0beI in bcn beiben
SibungSlalen oeS StoNtrotbS ,p,,r.
ben %bcriporfen, lueiI etIide ser @ieter
MIR eirlen 9iirgihoits. Gbet nlitae.
Ianot batten, lpGbrcno Der Stoot.
Yrofurator ntidieo, oob stpei Gbefs
notbmenbig ieien. Der Supcrinten.
bent Der offentliden @ebGube nun
fir nelle In9ebote a~n5cigen.
Stobt Sneenierr Sen>oa ml,roe
mltoriiirt, fir gn9ebote fir bic Gflo.
iterltng Der @ropeitroBe, bon Soir.
mount-aperlue bis Sopetteitrobe, nit
pitrifi3irten 3ie9eliteinen ullo Der
Wafaoomiiirung Ser @olbroof- Ipe.,
bon Der 8. bis sur 10. StroBc. iomie
fir Die Sieierung bon beIeiihen
9loden an5u5ei9en.
Sibung Scr 9 hulbcb5roe.
Sn elmer SerianlulIllmi ser Sd,rl.
bcbDroe g~eitern Nohmittag lpllroe
Sr. 9. .. 9ennebp olS 8iiitator ser
Sdlllc Nr. 76 eriuabl.. Yrof. @nor.
S. Yietld) luuroe ais 2cbrer oeS Gr9.
lil6en lnb Ser @eididtcA an sic b0.
bere &nabenibule beriebt. SRI. Ger.
truoe 9. aabn, melbe Die Yriiiung
pe~raongeneS Sobr ~beitotoen bat,
ipuroe olS 2ebrerin in ser meitli6cn
boberen Sod)tcridule" ollgcItcllt. I'm
oerielbcn S6ufc iwirSe Sri. Celia s..
Snlitb ols 2ebrerin ser @ctanif, ser
pbplifalii6en Geographic uuo 9lItro.
MONTE errpGbIt.
Itbletid DE SpicIe.
Gin Gontite ser rInblic Games
Nnociotlon," b~eItebenb ans oen SS.
Sobn 8. 9lodlod, &nrl u. 81. S6olt,
Wilton 9. @iaiomS unh @olter q.
Cor, lub gcitern Manor SimanuS
ein, iibcr Die atbletiiden Spicie, ipcl.
DIE am Somitog, Den 3. Scptembcr,
I'M DBotterion.Eorf" itottfinoen iuer-
Den, 81 prGiioirer,, uno Sr. Simanlls
labm Die Ginlaorng an.
Srifft @orfeGrnngen.
9ie @olierbeboroe miro beilte cine
Sisrng bolten uno beitimmer, 100
in @ranooiitrift Er6nfen fir 9ierbe
etabltrt lucroen ioaen. Sr. 0uid bat
III Den letter. Sagen idon GI1bc ans.
litd)en loIien. Die Sroge ODER 9run.
men limo porbonoen; tic brolld,en ,lllr
ailtgelteut 81 merben. gS lit Die 9lb.
lldt oeS @oiier. SngenieurS, leds
oerlelben SIT erridten.
Cine aItc &Ioac.
Tapor SintonuS erbielt geitern
bon Scout : Eoint 5tpei &Iogen iiber
Sprengungen Der Baltimore ohio.
gobn = @eieuihait." ST. fam ober
Ntdts tbiun, bis cine geroronuna,
Spren9ultgen regulircnb, pomWtap.
or nno Stootratb poiiirt lit. Stoot-
Erofitrator Bruce fat cine oenlent.
iprebcnoe &eroromlng onsgeorbei4
tet, Die ON s. @l,auit inn 9. 3lpeige
etnoereid)t tpcrben miro.
y nehnn - OnS Mni1iItnt Scr
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Ins gaItirnprcsG pnntg.


--
Gountp . Gommiii1re nnter5eidncn
Gontratt fir eleftriide 9elelld)-
tung. Sod3eits. 2iccn5en. -
llnteriu6ung bon County Sr1n'
Den. - Serihieoenes aus Dem
Goltntp.
Die Gountp.GommiiiGre unter5eid).
netcn geItcrn Die 9ontrafte nit Der
Mount @aibington electric 2igb.
Y Fofper So" fir Die 9eleuftilng
bon Mount @aibington, arlington
@ooanstopn %9utberpiae, Tifespille,
@lpnoon uno Heiiterstolpn nno NIT
Der nltniteo electric 2igbt & Eolper
80" fitr Die 9elellhtlrng BON ct.
Denis, %9atonSpiue, Soletborpe mo
l%lnlgegeno. Die nVt. @aibington
60" ioa $50 fir 2ompen BON 60
~&er5cnfraft erboltcr, $25 fir camper
BON 81 &er5enfroit, $40 fir 60 Ser
5enfroft iiir bie gollse Nodt unb $3.50
iiir 80 acr5enfroit fir ole gonSa
Nadt.
SeirotbSs2icen5cn.
Sm areiseerid)t 81 Sopion lpurs
Den aeitern folgenbe Seirotbs. 2icen.
gen olSgeiteIt:
Gonorb g. Stonoiforo, 40 uno
9elle &. @oob, 40, 9eioe bon Upper
6allS, II. 9iitrift; IppIifant Com.
W. Stonoiforo.
Senrp ". Seibert, %, 3. StroBc,
SlGblanotorpn, Baltimore . Gollntu
llno Minnie &nobel, 81; gpplifant s.
Seibert.
Gmorp 2eiebt, %, nobe Sereforb,
Z. 9iitrift, uno YearI Grice, 10, bon
Sporfs, Baltimore County; MppIi-
tant Sobn q. MopS.
S6cunenbrGnoc unb ibre|
Ur aden.
Stoatsz Sellcrrnaridan Wc9liee Tit
nit Der llntcrilld)ung oeS Sbeunen'
bronoes ouf Der Sorm bon @. $.
Wbite nabe GodepSpille beihGftigt.
Gr lit Der Iniid)t, bob Der 9run0
ourd) &inoer perlirIo6t mrroe, Die
nit Streidb0l5ern ipielten. Der
@rano in Den @erfen Der .@iuianl'
ion Seneer 60" am A., Silli iultroe
ieiner Mnliht nod ourh Sunfen bon
elmer 2ofomotipe peritrindt.
Ser fieocncs bonn County.
Sm &reisecridt fir Baltimore.
Gountp 81 1oipIon mlroe ser Srau
Barbara 9idmcper Die Seripoltlur9
beS gfnfloiicS bon SenrD 0ifmeper
iibcrtrogell.
Srol Sobn &nopp bon SeroS, sic
lette @ode idJiuer crfronfte, ioa iid
oi,f Dem @ege ser 9eiierung bciin.
oen. Or. .. u. @cnlon bat Iie in De
banolung.
VIC sSrlS. Wtalllle ltllo I1td Sl1efl
bon Gancmorf befinben iih auf 9e-
il,d) bel Srn. &. s. Goof, 8lpnbon'
Yorf.
Sri. Inno &olb BON Neipbure'
Ipenlte, Gatonspiae, bciubt Ser.
ipanbte 81 9elto, go.
SRI. 2ulu Hcntmnn bon 9rooflpn,
N.-Y., bGlt iid) allf 9ciild bel Srou
@n. 6onorap ntb onoeren Der.
ponoten IN @opohSt1pn alf.
GongreBmit9Iieo s. Sreo. 3olbott
llnb ieinc @ottin iino bon ct. GouiS,
mo !Sr. 3albott oils 0ele9ot gum DC.
mofratiihen National Gonpent firn'
girte, nod ibrer @obnnng in 9alti'
more-Guuntp 5llriidgefebrt.
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alIcr anfang 1T 6per

U.UtuE TItGI III UIt NUIEIt TN tEIEF'
gen Sugen gar nit)t." - .Sd, Die
fam nidt a%usgeben; Die bat iif am
Sonntag 5llm eriter Mtal ielbit ra'
lirt!"
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6 c m il + h.

Gem il ii d. Mietberin:
.Seben Sic einmal, mie feld,t Die
@obnung lit; bas gauge Sadett lit
peri6immelt uno peroorben!"
Sausberr: ngber 6rdnlein, oas tit
ia obneoies gar nidt mebr mooern!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-15

VafebolI. : 9as Hciultot Scr
Spielc ipar ipic iolat:
On Nemarf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-15
5taht Baltimore.
Iunisipal-N ngelegenbeiten.

0ic 9rouooiItrifts = Gommiliion uno
Wopor Simanus beiidtieen Die
@erften. - Mtebr @runoitiide
fiir 9erbeiierungen angefmuft. =
@arf.5rageu. - sllls Der 6euer'
beboroe. - Gontrafte pergeben.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-10
A ROMANTIC WEDDING.

Madisonyille. Ky, May l0-No
wedding in this section Of the state
has caused more comment among the
people IN general than the marriage OF
Miss Susie Eugenia Boyd, daughter of
Henry X. Boyd, popular old tavern
keeper at Oak Grove, IA small village
near here, TO Mr.. Argden. OF Red
land. GAL. which was the result OF
correspondence.
Previous to the marriage OF the
young couple had been in correspond
ence for many months. They had ex-
changed photos. but had never met
face to face.
The young man came to Oak Grove
several days ago and took board for q
week, claiming he was there to look
after some interests Of his, being
under an assumed name.
He remained the week and observed
the movements OF the young woman,
which evidently pleased him and he
presented himself, telling hsr who he
was and presenting letters Of recon-
mendstion. These were evidently
satisfactory. as the ceremony took
place at once. They are now on their
way to California, stopping at the ST.
Louis exposition on the way.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-10
COST OF WAR TO RUSSIA.

The enormous cost of the war to the
Russian government may be seen from
the following figures:
Cost for first four months up to
June /, including e22, 500, 900 for rail
road equipment. sl25, 900. 600.
After June /, monthly cost for navy,
81, 500, 900.
For army at front, si5, 900, 600.
Total war expense to January
next, $s54, 500, 0oo
Against these extraordinary ex
penses are certain economies, al
follows:
On the ordinary budget, $50, 900,
600.
On the extraordinary budget, s27,'
500, 900.
On the previous budgets, % 500,
600.
Total, s67, 900. 600
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-10

WATERY CRAVE FOR
FOUR YOUNG MEN
Boat Capsized and Only Two
Were Saved.
A Romantic Wedding Takes Place in
Hopkins County Death
in Graves.
KENTUCKY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Louisa. Ky, May i0-Four men
were drowned while attempting TO
cross Big Sandy river near Zelda, 10
miles north OF Louisa. A small boat
containing these and two other men
cap'ized. The unfortunates who lost
their lives were:
VERT LAMBERT. aged 10.
DAYTON STEWART, aged 81.
ALLEN HICKS. aged "a.
PHIL LOCKE. aged 2S.
All were unmarried except Stewart.
The men had been at work on the new
Norfolk and Western railroad on the
West Virginia side Of the river and
were returning to their homes in this
city.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-10
WORK STOPPED
NOTHING DOING ON THE GUN
BOAT PADUCAH AT PRESENT.

Work on the gun boats Paducah and
Dubuque In the Charles L. Seabury
ship yards at Morris Heights, has been
stopped on account OF . strike among
the iron and boilermakers.
The contract with the government
reads that the boats must be delivered
in ten months, but there is cause in
serted providing for an extension OF
time in case of strike.
The cause OF the strike is the action
Of the managers Of the ship yards in
not complying with the union rules
in excluding non union workmen.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-10
aAs STOOD rHe TEST rs YEARS

GROVES TASTELKSs CHILL TONIC. The
FIRST and original tasteless chill tonic so cents
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-10

THE SEASON OPENS
HERE TOMORROW
Cherokee Indians DOwned by
Those Of Paducah.
X. /. +. League Season Opens To.
morrow Afternoon with
Clarksville Here.
OTHER NEWS OF THE DIAMOND

The locals won from the Cherokee
Indians yesterday afternoon In botly
contested game OF ball at Wallace park
grounds by SCORE of 8 TO 8, and this
afternoon another game will be played.
Tonight . game Of ball under electric
light, q novelty never before seen in
this city. will be played. Tomorrow
the Clarksyille team will arrive to
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-10
DEATH IN GRAVES.

Mayteld. Ky, May lo-Mr. James
Crawford. aged 40, q prominent oiti-
zen, died after q lingering illness.
He left a father, three brothers, a
wife and six children.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-10
WATER WORKS SUIT DISMISSED.

Greensboro, KY, May i0-Ths suit
of Lancaster and others against the
city of Greensboro in the United
States supreme court was dismissed
on motion of the plaintiffs. The suit
was brought to prevent the city from
issuing bonds to build wAterworks and
was backed by the Greensboro Water
company. 1t is the ffth suit that has
been lost by the water company and
the works will now b .built.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-10
STRAWBERRIES ARRIVE.

The first home grown strawberries
are now on the market. Bill White
brought in the first Of the season Sat-
urday and yesterday and today John
Rebsr brought in good lot. The
price Ia sbout ia24 box.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-10
SCHOOL TRUSTEES CHOSEN.

Central City, KY, May io-At an
election held here for the purpose of
selecting two school trustees for the
East Side school, Messrs. M. I. Cain
aud Joseph Armstrong were neglected
for the next two years. ef
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-10

Seven seamen. survivors Of the
wreck of the American schooner Ar
thur MoArdle, arrived az New York.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-10

Yesterdays game was very close and
marked by good playing on both sides.
The Indians seem to be- fast Runners,
hos are light with the stick. Land
did heavy batting and Brahios work
In the box was very good. Barlow
caught the frest three innings. but
made way for Land. who caught the
game out. Barlow Is a good catcher
but was little rusty and did not
want to play that position.
The following instructions have
been issued for umpires in the X. ]. t.
league:
Strict adherence 10 the interpreta-
ton OF the playing rules as laid down
BY President Pulliam of the National
league.
Before the commencement of game
call the opposing pitchers and cap
tains to the pitchers box and have Q
perfect understanding regarding the
delivery of the pitcher.
Take . position behind the catcher
when the cases are unoocupied but
when the batter becomes Q bsserunner
change to the center Of the diamond
Immediately behind the pitcher.
When n ball 10 thrown 20 a base TO
catch IA baserunner follow the ball so
as to be on she spot enabling You to
give good decision.
when O ball Is batted to the outfield
in line with either third or first base,
run 10 that line as this will enable you
to see whether or not the ball falls in
fair or unfair territory.
In giving decisions announce them
in such loud voice that persons In
the stand can hear You under ordinary
conditions.
See that the rules ara strictly OBJ
served and report at the conclusion Of
the game any infractions.
Regarding other matters you will
be governed by the playing rules and
tha constitution OF the league.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-10
GROWING ACHES AND PAINS.

Mrs. Josie Sumner, Bremond,
Texas, writes. April Is. 1902: 81
have used Billiards. Snow linament
in my family for three years. / would
not be without ii in the house.
l have used it on my little girl for
growing pains and aches in her knees.
1t cured her right away. / have also
used 1t for frost bitten feet, with good
success. IL is the best linament /
ever used" csc, SOC and sl.. Sold by
Du Bots. Kolb & Co., Paducah. KY.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-10
OWENSBORUS' NEW
SUPERINTENDENT.

Greensboro, KY, May io.-McHenry
Rhoads has been reelected Superin-
tendent of the City schools for period
OF two years and his salary fixed at
%, 100 per year.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-10

Waller. of Olarksville, will come
here to umpire the initial game Of the
season and Shuster will go to Cairo.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-10

Cairo defeated the Poplar Bluff boys
yesterday by q score of to o. Padu-
cah beat the Missouri boys two out Of
three games, both victories being
more complete than the Cairo victory.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-10

Paris green was discovered in the
oats bin Of the famous Allen Stock
Farm. near Pittsheld. Mass 1t 10
thought an attempt was made to poi.
son horses valued at t200. 600.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-10

MURDERED" CHILDREN FOUND
Hopkinsville Ky. May l0-The
children whom Grant Thomas and his
wife are accused OF murdering were
produced In open court at Cadiz today
and the negroes released.
Thomas and his wife we're arrested
near Roaring Springs last week
charged with having slain the man +
children by his first wife. They were
arrested on a warrant sworn out by
the mother OF the missing children,
who are four and FIVE years old. re-
speotively.
Their disappearance, coupled with
the sensational charges preferred by
the mother. caused great excitement
In the Roaring Springs vicinity. The
rivers and ponds were dragged and
woods and swamps serached in the
effort to find the bodies.
1t develops that Clarissa Thomas ,
the step mother Of the children, bad
them placed in the Christian county
poorhouse the day before their disap-
pearance had been discovered.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-02
.Nbsr nun barf ih cshre @eaIet.

gar. r9tber nun barf t4 Sbre 9sslets
tuns bod ni9t ldnser annebmen,
iebte er nit elmer Yerbeu9ung uno
einem freunbli6su Gddeln btnSu, Sbs
robI er enolih eine llnterbaltung abs
hre6en ppllte, bic ibm bereits etlpas
lanspeilig geporben mar, mo4te er
ieBt bod ni9t Die Riidii4t aus ben
Qugen ieBsn, bic ieber 4merituner oem
lpeibIiten @ef9le9t unbeoingt i4uloig
gu Ietn glu1lbt, unO besbalb nabm fein
@erIu4. iih gu peru5I4ieben, bic bOfz
li4nen Gormen an.
Sebtpis bate pobl germ ben jungen
Mann nod ipeiter begleitst, I'm ihn
D0llig fir i6re 4nI6auunseu gu ses
pinnen; aber nun ertpadte bod ibr
Stol5, = lie burfte ii9 niht auforGns
gen. = Run, Der junge Dilbs iplte
i4on nod Sahm iperben! trDItete lie ii9
uno ibm bic Suno rei6sno, iuste iie
raid: .2ebsn sic tppbl, Cigar; aber
ni4t pabr, sic tomlnen balO pieoer?"
limb lie Ientts ieBt ibre 2lueen nit eis
ner mebr ais miitterli9en 3drtli4teit
in iein glntliB.
n9spib, psnn sic es seTtatten."
sntsesneie Cigar. in bem ii9 pas 8Iut
ipieOer Elm tpsnig itiirmiIder gu regen
btgann.
.Sie tperben mir itets piltommen
isin. Sic finb ia mein geIiebter Sobn
uno i'd bin Sbre Muttsr."
@Ae i;5 @bgar Defen peridb, i4!ang
lie pl6bli9 nod einmul lire qrme um
Isinen Gals unb briidte einsn innisen
SUB auf feline 2ippen, bann aber mar
iie raid i'm Wdloe peridpunben. -
Cigar tpaste ibr niht na6Subliden;
er murmelte nur por ii9 bin: n@uns
bsrlib @eIdDpf! Run begreif i'd
elerbines, purum msin alter @ater
NOD einmal beiratben ppllte." -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-02

- g 9er5froge: @as il, >.
Chez = Sin jabrelanser 3tpeitampi,
Der nit Ringen ieinen 9tnfang nimmt.
Oepot. 5iirit (auf Der SasO)
pap i9 bod iminsr febIe!" S0rite.
.Sur9lau6t firb eben imlnsr auI SsE
8eanabtasu beou&t."