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The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28
Russia to Make Complaint.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 27.-It is
semi-officially announced that In view
OF the appearance of Japanese troops
In the rear Of the Russian army west
Of the railway Russia will address a
circular to the powers protesting
against Japan's persistent violation of
Chinese neutrality.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28
Continued From Page 1, Column 2.

Mongolia shows them to have been
exaggerated. The Japanese there are
in small numbers, and are partly en-
gagged in melting the Chinese against
the Russians and in gathering bread
grain. They are sending south great
quantities thereof. Others are or
ganizing and training bands of Mon
gols and Chinese bandits which are
intended to attack the railroad. The
Japanese number 500, and the Chinese
bandits 5000, scattered about Mon
golia.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28
Niedringhaus Loses a Vote.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Feb. ~
A new factor was added to the Sena-
toria1 race on the thirty-third ballot
to-day when Representative Casey
bolted Niedringhaus, the Republican
caucus nominee, and voted for D. p
Dyer, the United States District At
torney of st. Louis. Representatives
Moberly and Sherwood also deserted
the regulars, voting for Lieutenant
Governor Mckinley.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28

PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT-Willian
Wardell charged with assault with deadly
weapon. allowed to plead guilty to siuple
assault in Judge Cooks court yesterday He
was sentenced TO pay fine Of $50 or serve
thirty days in the County Jail. On December
q he cut Leonard Harris with a knife
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28
CITIZENS OF VALLEJO
SHOW PROGRESSIVE SPIRIT
Decide to Issue Bonds for Funds to
Improve the Municipal Water
WOPIS

VALLEJO, Feb. 27.-The citizens of
Vallejo voted to-day on the PROPOSE
ton to bond the city for funds to i'm
prove the water system. The propo-
sition was carried by vote of sci to
125
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28
A New Art Gallery.

= We have converted our picture room
into a beautiful gallery for the exhibit
ton and sale of moderate priced paint
ings. water colors, pastels. etchingS and
fine photographs. Inspection cordially
invited. Sanborn, Vail & Co., TAI Market
street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28

CONCEALs ESTATE-EmIHe A. Dferks
who was appointed guardian OF the estate Of
Wilhelmena Rosenthal, an incompetent, yes
terday made a charge in the Probate Court
that Mrs. z. Leete has concealed, snuggled
ana disposed Of valuable Jewelry and apparel
Mrs I,eete 70 explain
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28
Dutch Liners Intercepted.

LONDON, Feb. 2S.-A dispatch from
The Hague to the Daily Telegraph re-
ports that Japanese cruisers intercept-
ed two Dutch liners near Formosa on
the allegation that they were carrying
centraband of war.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28
CHANGE OF CAPITAL
is OPPOSED BY MEAD
Washington's Governor Vetoes Meas
ure Submitting Proposition OF
- yT1xo

OLYMPIA. Wash, Feb. 27.-Gov-
ernor Mead to-day vetoed the bill pro-
viding for a submission to the people
of the proposition to remove the State
capital from Olympia to Tacoma In
his veto message the Governor scores
the lobbyists.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28
STRIKE AT VANCOUVER
SHELTERS Is ENDED
Employers Will Agree to Give Shorter
Hours to Men Engaged I'm Ger
tain Work

VICTORIA, B. c.. Feb. 27.-The
strike of smelter employees in this
province has been settled. Telegrams
received to-day from different sections
indicate that the employees through the
strike leaders will come to an arrange
ment with the employers and arrange
amicable plans, whereby those most
affected by the unsanitary condition
will have shorter hours
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28
Cossacks ouel Marching Maids.

KIEFF. Feb. 27.-The maid servants
Of this city went on strike to-day and
paraded the streets. Cossacks were
called out and dispersed them, arrest
ing many.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28
JAPANESE SHE'LL nIUKD-N.
Eleven-Inch MOrtars Cause Damage I'm
the Ancient Capital.

NEWCHWANG, Feb. 27.-Accord-
ing to a man who has just returned
here from the front, the Japanese are
shelling Mukden with 11-inch NOR
tars. The bombardment, which was
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28

CADETS WILL ENTERTAIN.-Comp
L League of the Cross Cadets will give an
entertainment and dance at Native Sons Hall
tonight
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28
PEASANTS MAY REVOLT.
Socialists Emissaries Spreading DI
content in Poland.

WARSAW, Feb. 27.-According to
reliable information, the Poland peas
ant revolt, in view of the fact that the
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28

TRAINING SCHOOL OPENS.-The training
school for nurses at the Central Emergency
Hospital opened yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28

Not guilty-Alger. Alice Allison, Ankeny,
Ball. Beveridge, Burnham, Burrows Clapp.
Clark CWyol. Crane. culom, Depew, Dick,
Dietrieh Dillingham;. Dolliver. Dryden. Du-
ools, Elklns, Fairbanks, Foraker, Foster
Wash.), Frye, Fulton. Galiinger Gamble, Glib
son. Hale, Hansbrough. Hepburn, Hopkins,
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28
LOS ANGELES MAN BUYS
THE BUENA VISTA RANCH
Largest Cattle Range in Nevada
County Is Purchased by William
Bierwagon,

GRASS VALLEY, Feb. 27-The
Buena Vista ranch, the largest in Me-
vada County, has been sold to Will
liam Bierwagon of Los Angeles. The
ranch has long been famous as a cat
tie range. Buena Vista ranch COM
prises 1900 acres and lies between this
city and Colfax.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-09

bel baben mir nod INNER norausgea
iebt, baB Die iebigen 6euolutiDndre
iberhaupt 10 etmas mie etnen feiten
8lan aufiteIlen fDnnteu, mas BET
iBrer 8erFabrenbeit, ibrem 8iberpils
len geoen Die 8eridiibtiguna aIes
oe1ien, mas tatld6fth beitebt uno
ibrer iDuuerdnen 8erahtung aller
uno ieber 2ebren, Die ibnen Die Sc
ihidte eiebt. bDbit smeifelbaft lit.
@abrlheinlid niiroe man iiberbaupt
niht einn,al bis 81 benz 8eriude,
elm beitimmtes &rDgramm in Scene
I'll leben. fommen, iDnbern iih ibon
bel benz 8emiiben. oieies BrDoramm
su beftimmen. in Die Saare friegen.
SaBt man aaes Dies Suiommen, 10
mtuB es einem ieoen benteuoen Mens
ihen, unbefImmert auf melher Seite
feline Sbmpatbien liegen, flar uers
ben. oaB oas Dell 8uBlano8 uno oes
ruiIiihen 8Dlfes augenblidlid einz
sig uno ALIEN auf Der Durhfibrune
Der RefDrmpldne bes g5arentun,s be-
rubt. Cine aQaemeine GenDlution
piiroe elm furdtbares unQliiG fem;
oenn tie fDnnte tur our Despite
ober CUR Inarhle fiibten. Sc lieet
besbalb in Snterefie bes ruiiiihen
Bottles, bob ale renDlutiDnGren See
tneauneen unteroradt un0 beenbet
ueroen unb baB iih ale uiIiQen
9rdfte nereinigen. I'm Die Geform.
plane oes G%aarentumS our 9urbfiib@
rung au bringen. Bir mDIen bier
niht oarauf eingeben, Db oieie Ste
forntpldne in ginselbeiten gu meits
eeheno iinb, ob bas Gplt fur oieiels
ben idDn relf it-mir ielbit iino iberz
seuat, oaB fte Der Wlooitttatiunen be-
birfen-aber iie ermDeliben. einsig
uno aIein. cine tpirflihe gntmidz
lung bes 8Dltes, uno rur tper biefe
gntmidluna afs 6auptiahe in'a
Nuge faBt, niro i'm stanbe iein, Die
8uitdnoe in RuBlano oalterno gu oers
| befiern,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-09
gphn perlpr bic shutter.

Wir baben S6wtnbIu6t in unierer
Samilie nnb bur6 iie berlor i'd meme
SHUTTER, i9reibt 6. 8. &eiD, Sarmonp,
STE. 8dbreno Der lebten flint Sabre
babe i'd jeoo9 BEL benz serinsiten Iu5ei=
den bon Suiten unb grfdltung ST..
Sings neue @ntbeduns fir SdpinbIu6t
senommet unb 2unsenleiben abgeipanbt.
Ser 8erlltif ieiner Muttertpar Elm I9tpe=
rer S6las far 8eib, aber er lernte auf.
5upafen. S6nellite Seiluns fir !Sulteu
unb grfaltuns. 8reis so Gts. nnb 81.
gu baben BET s, &alteDer & Sobn, @ep.
S. S. S6mibt, gi9entimer, u1b Mboli
SreiB, %garantiert. 8robeflaihe frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-09
gett tper 90 aanreu

i@on muroe Mrs. Winslum's SoDs
thing Ssrup BON MiuiDnen BON
Wfittern beim 3abnen Der ainoer
a%naetuenoet. @irit Du i'm SAlafe
ourb oas Sbreien eines &inoes ges
ft0rt, baB i'm 8abnen tit uno Dor
Sbmersen meint? @enn 10, laiie
iofort cine Tlaibe pDr ,Mrs.
WinslDms SoDtbina Syrup" holen.
Sem Wert 1T unbeaablbar. Sc rpiro
Dem tleinen 2eibenoen IDfprt Ninoes
rung beridaffen. gerlaBt eub boz
raul, Wiitter. es 1T fein 3meifel
earuber. sc BELT Diarrboe, regus
liert ben Waeen uno Die 0iere.,,
beieitigt 8inb 9olit, erneidt ben
Gaumen, n~erbinbert gntsnnouua
uno ftdrtt oas gauge Spitemt.
yWfrs. 8insloms SDpthing Syrup
fiir sahnenbe &inber lit onaenebm
i'm 8eibmad; oas Gecept ftatnr1t
Don eireni ber beften weiblihen
Werate in ben Ser. Gtaaten, Sc 1T
bel allen Druagiiten in Der earaen
8elt gu baben. Breis Is Gents per
Slafhe. &auft nidts anoeres, ala
Wirs. 8inslous SDothina Suruu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-09
Wutter. Nus Der sSile ieiner &ino=
heitserinnerunaen beben mir einige
redbt be2etdanenbe herpDr.

Wutter. Nus Der Tiille ieiner &ino=
heitserinuerunaen beben mir einiee
reht beseibnen6e berpDr:
Sein Gater, Der Die idt1merlib be-
aablte 9orflbulmeifterei balo nit ei=
mem tleinen faufmdnniihen @elhdft
pertauibte, iorate nab &rdften fir
cine quite NusbilbunQ bes tleinen
SOhnes. aud in muiitaliiher 8e.
aiebung. (garl Shura 1T ia nod
beute elm geset6neter &lapieripieler.
Iuh Die &araftersg ntmidtuna oes
&naben muroe treulih ibermaht.
Nls i'm Der Bater einn1nl auf elmer
2u9e ertappte, nDlIte er auf Der Steue
cine f0rperlibe 8ibtiauna nprneb-
men; bod bas iih ihdmenoe 96bns
hen bat, linn Die graht Brigel in
Der Electromagnetic oea &ubitaIes gu
perabreihen; uno 10 geibab es.-Bei
einem 2eibenibmauie, bel Dem mad
oamaliger Sitte aub aebedert purs
be, ihentten UNDERSTANDING Men5hen
benz &naben 10 biel Weint elm. baB er
ibmer betrunfen unter ben Tiih fiel
uno bort einihlief. 9teier 8prfan
H6Bte ibm eineu ielhen Nbfbeu nDr
Der Getruntenbeit Elm, baB oies fem
erlter uno lebter Hauib i'm 2eberl
mar. Iber Dem mdBigen @enuNe
BON 8ier unb 8ein bat er als gr=
uaAiener ftetS gebuloiat.
Die 2iebe gum oeutiden Gater.
lanoe uuroe in Dem &nabeu friibseie
tig ourh grsdblunger, aus ben Be-
fretungstrie9en BON 1913 biz 1915
9emedt. (Su. Gtssto.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-09
Sic STANDARDIZATION BON Carl
&dhur4.

Set uielen Sahrer arbeitet garl
SAurs i'm @inter in SEEM Sort, i'm
S0mmer beim Safe George, in beut=
ider Sprahe an ieinen .@rinuerun=
gen zines lanaen 2ebens". Sonber=
barer @eiie lift es cine enolilh.ome,
rifanifGe Seem gDrter Wunatslfrift,
rWecglure's Waeasine", uuriu aur
BrD6e suerit geile bes Wertes, rlo=
tiirlih in engliider Sprade, erfdei.
men. Ser uDuftdnbia mitaetetlten
Worreoe entnebmen mir Soleenoes:
uripringli6 tuarer oieie ausflbrs
ltden Gebenserinnerun9en nur fir
ben Samilienz unb 8erwanotenfreis
beg Werfafiers beitimmt: oaber Die
tueitldufige Shilberuna auh .untpez
ientlider Dinge. Nuh mar urlprinas
lib feine @er6Hentlidung gu Qebaeis
ten oes Werfaiiers beablidtiat, l0ns
bern es iolte ieinen &inoern iiberlai.
len bleiben, nab ieinem 6in1heioen
9eile Der Nuf5eibnuneerl gu nerDfz
fentlihen. Nber nah reiflider Bes
ratihlagu1g NIT Treunoen tam er III
Der Ueber5eugung, bob man linn BEL
leinem Dorgeridten Nlter uno bel
ietner Rnridgea0genbeit nidt pDr.
uerfen tonne, er nerDffentlihe oas
Bud our 50roeruna BON politiIfetn
gbreeia. Was Die @elbihte ieiner
&tnobett betrifft. 10 uerlteB er fib
nibt su bel auf bas eigene @eoahts
nis. ionbern SDg 8ermanbte, Treunoe
n1o alte 8riefe su State. MnfGnalih
ihrieb er in engliiher Sprabe. Nber
balo nabm er mabr, baB er Dinae,
Die in 9eutiblano unter Deut1hen
geibaben, bequemer utto an1hauli.
der in beutider SpraHe iGiloern
tonne. unb 10 uuroe Die @eihihte
ieiner Sugeno uriprunglih in oeut.
lher Sprahe gei6rieben, aber BON
ieiner Sreunoin ssrau gleDuora ain,
aicutt ms Gngliihe iiberiebt. uno
bel Der gan5en Nrbeit balf fie linn nit
gutem Stat betreffs Der Oaltuna uno
betrefs M~bfirauna uoer 8er[dnoes
ru19 BON Nblhnitten.
Nuf @ngliib lautet ber 9itel oe8
Wertes "Reminiscences of q luno
Size" Ser Sell Der ainbbeitsoes
ibihte, pelben .Mc@lure's Waaa.
sine in ieiner Nopembers Qusaabe
abgetarat mitteilt, eritreft fid unaes
iabr bts ms neuute Sabr, als Der
8nabe Die D0rfibule in 9iblar bel
&Dln nit Der WuiierIdule beim To-
tholilben Gebrerieminar i'm nohen
UrGbl oertauiht bate. Die gradhs
lung gebt auf bic @roBeltern uu6 bic
@ltern surif. Wn Sdura' gltern
miro fim. oa iie in Der Weitte Der feG1s
aiger Sabre cine Reit lang in SsQi=
nois, aud suueilen in @bicaoo. ,
ppbnten, nod manher unIerer Gltes
rem Geier ger1e erinnern. Das 8a.
ter Sburs, Der nabberiae Shulmei,
iter pDn 2iblar, in ieinem ahtsehnten
Sabre als preuBiiher Snfanteriit oe.
gen ben bon glba surlfoefebrten
WapDleDn, Uoer aroBen 0apolepn,
tpie ihn fein Sobn meant, su sEe(be
goa, tnar unS neu.
Die &inobeitss grinnerunaen BON
Garl Sbura fiuo febr aulprehenb. !
Shnr5 mar nibt in Dem fleinen
Ort gebOren, iUnoern i'm benahbar.
ten S6lulfe oes @rafen 8olf Wets
ternib, oefien Seloer iein @roBuater
mitterliberieits 3amens Slfen oes
batte. @un biefem ferniQen
@ruBoater unc uDn oei1en braperErou
ertplrtt S6urs elm liebepoues Bib.
EN- nod lt~ebenoaere8 aber BON Ieinen
@ltern, namentlid audi bpn Seinpr !
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-09

Nab elmer nerldBlihen Bripats
melouna aus 8ien iino Die blutiaert
&raDale, melhe bort anIdblih elmer
lOaialiitiiben MISUNDERSTANDING gu
8uniten oes aQ9emeinet1 @ablrehts
D0rfamen uno bel oenen niGt tueni.
ger als ahtsia Berionen perlebt mur=
ben. ein5ig uno aaein ourh oas In,
aefhiG uno bic berausfuroernbe Dali
tung Der BOlisei perihuloet mur6en.
BON unbefaneenen Nueenseugen Der
beflagensnerten 8Dradnee miro nit
Beitimmtbeit periihert, baB Die &ubes
tDrunaen nientals einer oerartieen
umfana bdtter annebmen tDnnerl.
wenn nibt Die BDliaei es fDrmlib
oarauf angele9t hdtte, Die umaiigler
ourh ridiihtsloies. ia brutales @ins
l6reiten gu rei5en. &aiier Srars
SDiepb lift iber bic ShreGensisenen,
Die iib 9emiHermaBen Dor ieinen Gus
gen abipielten. duBerft aufaebraht
nno bot einen SpeSialberidt eingea
fDrtert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-09

SO 1T mebr Ratarrb IN oisier @e9eno oes Gan
beg, als BON allen onoeren &ranfbeiten ju Iammen,
nno big in ben leBen Sabren gait er ais unbeilbar
tale Rrantbeit uno i6rieben lptale Seilmittel Dor,
uno oa fe ibn nit dr;tli6er 8ebanblung ~beFtdnoig
MD t%,!rlrten, e~rtldrterl ie i'm fir unbeilbar. Sole
g8ttienl9aft bat b~eiuielen, oaB Ratarrb cine Gonfi=
tutionsfrantbeit 1T unO OeBbalb tonitttutiouele Be-
%Senp ~ fRsbr% ffT19Fos gan 9si5a, 5.p sSt |. Ge B
Soleoo, DbtO, 1T Die einaiee eonfituttoueIle Rur i'm
Wtarte. Sic ipiro innerlib in DOZEN oSer @aben
bon 10 Sropfen bis gu einem Sbeelbffet poI eenom=
men. sic ipirt brett auf oas 8lut uno Die i6leiF
mi9e Oberfidbe oes Spltems. Sic bieten einbuu=
bert Dollars inr jeoen Gaa, ben fe gu turieren per-
feblt. 2aBt Gu6 @irttllare unO 3eIguife tomuen.
N0reiiert:
3. ). Spencer IL. 90. Soleoo, o.
sS- 8ertautt UOH alien GpOtbeteru. @reis 10
Gents bic Glai6e.
gtebmt oaa's sTamiItens9lH eu ftr gerRopfuna.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-05-11
HADA GUN
And Tried to Use it, But
Was 0verpOwered.

Cleveland Cowherd, COL, wanted
here, was arrested on west Ninth
street by Deputy Sheriff Clark and
is now in jail. Cowherd had been
making his home near Bell for some
time. When he came to the city he
was seen by the officer and ran, but
Mr.. Clark overlook him and made
the arrest. Cowherd attempted
several times to draw his pistol, but
did not succeed, and with the assist
ance of officer Mullen, he was dis
armed. He was much opposed to
being locked up and the officers ex-
perienced great difficulty in carry
ing him to prison. The arrest was
made on a bench warrant, charging
a breach Of the peace. His case is
set for trial before Judge Fowler,
May 16. There are three indict-
ments against the prisoner, two for
gaming and one for carrying a con-
cealed deadly weapon, and he will
probably be tried on these charges
at the June term of Circuit Court.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-05-11
LAST DAY
OF THE GREAT
REVIVAL.
DIR. Dixon Will Leave For
Kansas City at 10 O'Clock
Tonight.
WILL PREACH AT 7:45.
Another Great Meeting Held
Last Hight and Much In
terest Shown.

The Dixon revival has continued to
draw great crowds at every service.
Tuesday night DIR. Dixon preached
Christ Lifted Up" He was hoarse
and showed signs of fatigue from
the hard work of the past week.
Nevertheless he soon warmed up to
his subject and the effort was a
powerful one.
Yesterday afternoon he preached
on the Ethics of Marriage" and last
night on why Are MenMot Chris
tians?" Lack Of space prevents an
extended notice of these discourses.
The meeting viii close tonight.
DR.. Dixon will preach at 2:3O and
las p. M, and after the night SER
vice will leave for Kansas City to
attend the Southern Baptist Conven-
ton.
At Tuesday nights service Elder
H. d. Smith took up a collection to
defray the expenses of the meeting.
He asked for $500 and nearly $500
was subscribed in amounts ranging
from $50 down to 81. The basket
collections up to this time, amount
ing to $161, have been applied to
the Tabernacle expenses. About
5000 more is needed for DIR. Dixon
and Mr., Excel, which will doubtless
be raised by outside contributions.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-05-11
Meetings of Sunday and
Monday Reported in
Detail.
POPULAR ADJUSTMENTS.
The Sermon Monday Night.
Considered the Strongest
of the Series.

Up to Sunday in the series of
meetings the audience in the after
noon was the largest that had gath
cred, The door leading to the gall
lery had to be thrown open during
the song service and nearly every
tier of seats was occupied.
DR.. Dixon read a portion Of the.
Both Psalm and after prayer selected
the 7th verse of the Both Psalm as.
the basis of his remarks: "How ex-
cellent (precious) is thy lovingkind-
ness, o God! therefore the children
of men put their trust under the,
shadow of thy wings" Lovingkind-
ness in excellence! God is love and
Christ is the unfolding of the kind
ness of God. He spoke of the four
diamonds to be found in this Psalm.
A party of men had toiled months
and months for company who were
searching for diamonds, but with no
success. One day man picked up
a large stone and started to cast it
aside. He had broken hundreds of
stones just like it. However. with
his hammer he broke it and a dia-
mOnd was brought to view that
affected the diamond market of the
world. By the hammer of inspira-
ton we have here disclosed the safe
ty of the believer under the shadow
of the wings of the omnipotent God.
The Doctor sald Il am a trihe
afraid of the omnipotent, but if
have the omnipotence of God mani.
tested in the love of Jesus Christ ]
am safer than anywhere else in the,
world" Through salvation | expect
to go to heaven. When | get there
! will be surprised to see many there
that did not expect, but surprised
at not seeing many whom | expected
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-05-11
TRENTON NEWS.
w. B. L. Cooke, IT,, Dead,
Aged "a Years.

Trenton, KY, May 10.-Mr. w.
B. L. Cooke, Jr., died at the resi-
dence of his father yesterday after
noon of lung trouble. He was only
twenty-four years old and one of the
brightest young men of this COM
munity. He had not been in good
health for some time and was con-
fined to his bed several weeks. De-
ceased is survived by his father, who
is president of the Bank of Trenton,
two sisters and one brother. He was
a member of the Christian church.
Funeral services will be held at 8
o'clock Wednesday afternoon and
the interment will take place in the
Trenton cemetery.
Jack Wood, an aged and much re-
spected colored man of this place,
was found dead in bed this morning.
1t is thought that death was due to
heart failure.
A good season for transplanting
tobacco prevails and the work of
setting plants is progressing nicely.
M. M.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-05-11
NARROW ESCAPE
For Mr.. West, Who Was
Badly Bruised.

Mr.. Byron West is suffering from
a badly bruised shoulder and arm.
Mr.. West was in the eastern part of
the city and got into a delivery
wagon which was coming down
town. The horse began to go at
such a lively clip that the driver
leaped from the vehicle. The ami
NAL ran the wagon against the
curbing and Mr.. West was thrown
violently to the ground. His shout
der struck the curbing and he was
quite badly bruised. 1t is not
thought that any bones We're broken.
however. and while his injuries were
of very painful nature, he is able
to be up.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-05-11
Under the Auspices of Local
Lodge of Woodmen of
the World.
A WEEKS ENGAGEMENT.
Attractions Said to Be the
Cleanest and Best
in Country.

The local lodge of Woodmen of the
World will conduct a carnival in
Hopkinsville, beginning Monday,
May 20, and lasting six days.
The lodge had had the matter I'M
der consideration for some time and
at their business meeting Monday
night it was definitely decided to
have the fair.
The Seeman-Millican Mardi Gras
Company will furnish the attrac-
tons. At the meeting of the City
Council last Friday night the matter
of using the streets for that purpose
was discussed, the plans of the en-
tertainment, ETC., being present to
the board by Mr.. ], D. Higgins, and
the council has granted the priv
leges asked.
This carnival will be held in the
same district used by the Odd Eel
lows for their carnival last fall.
The Seeman-Millican Company is
said to be one of the best in the
country. They have only high-class
attractions and are recommended as
the cleanest and most up-to-date
carnival company on the road to-day.
While the time between now and
the opening of the carnival is short,
the committee on advertising will see
to it that everybody in Christian and
adjoining counties is informed of
the date of "the week of enjoy
ment, and a general invitation to
all is extended.
The following are the committees
appointed to conduct to carnival:
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
j. D. Higgins, Chairman,
R. A. Shadoin, Secy.
DR.. A. H. Turks, Treas.
PRIVILEGE COMMITTEE.
w. E. Williamson, A. J. Meador,
Max j. Moayon.
CONTEST COMMITTEE.
w. H. Elgin, Archie Higgins,
DR.. P. E. West.
COUNTRY STORE COMMITTEE:
E. w. Ross, T. M. Billiard,
J. w. Kaiser.
ADVERTISING COMMITTEE.
Geo. r. Cornell, A. A. Fowler,
w. T. Fowler.
SOLICITING COMMITTEE.
E. H. Williams, r. c. West,
H. Blumensteil, H. G. Edwards.
LIGHT AND WATER COMMITTEE.
Hunter Wood, Jr. c. B. Cayce,
P. B. May.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-05-11
First of Series Played Yes
terday Afternoon at
Four O'clock.
ANOTHER GAME TO-DAY
Two New Men Signed For
Trials This Week By Man
ager Rutledge.

The first game on the local dia-
mond was called yesterday afternoon
at O'Clock, between Hopkinsville
and Henderson. 1t was played so
late in the day that the Kentuckian,
which goes to press at 5 o'clock,
failed to get the result.
Two other games will be played
between the same teams here, at
$3.50 this afternoon and tomorrow
afternoon.
S S S
McAndrews, a new outfelder
from Cairo, was signed this week
and came home with the team.
SIS
A pitcher named Jones dropped
into town yesterday and will be
given a trial. We now have Smith,
Jones and Brown as pitchers.
SIS S
The Hopkinsville team lost the
game at Cairo Tuesday. The con-
test was very close and resulted in
the score of 2 to l. The local team
also lost Mondays game with the
Egyptians by the score of 4to2.
SIS S
At Paducah Tuesday the Indians
shut the Hens out, the score being
5 to 0. Mondays contest between
the same teams also resulted in a
shut out, Paducah winning 2 too.
S S
At Princeton, Ind, Tuesday the
game between Vincennes and
Princeton was a tie, the score being
a to 4. The day before Vincennes
won by the score of 5 to 4.
SIS S
Zinkans, Keifer and Ike are the
three umpires on duty.
SIS
The right to sell refreshments in
side the grounds was sold to Tom
Dattilo, the highest bidder, for $31.
SIS S
The tangle over the position of
official scorer was finally settled in
favor of W. H. Cummings, Jr.