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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-20
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COLLECTION PROMPTLY AC-
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Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-

Dear Mrs. 11nklaln;-
Il feel Tiny duty to tell all suffering women
of the relief have found in Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. When | COM
menced taking the Compound l suffered
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strual and ovarian troubles. l am complete
ly cured and enjoy the best of health, and 1
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When women are troubled with irreg-
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ton, weakness, leucorrhea, displace-
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-20

OF HAWAII To Heirs
of MRS. KELEKOMA, KAPANUI,
MOSS DAVIS WILLIAM O. SMITH,
A. LEWIS, JR., LILIUOKALANI
DOMINIS, TERRITORY OF HA-
WAII by LORRIN ANDREWS as
ATTORNEY GENERAL, THE KA-
PIOLANI HOME of the HOOULU
and LAHUI SOCIETY by ABIGAIL
w. KAWANANAKOA, it's President,
THE GERMAN SAVINGS & LOAN
SOCIETY by w. o. SMITH, and to
all whom it may concern:
Whereas "a petition has been pre-
scented to said Court by LAWRENCE
BENGHAM KERR to register and con-
firm his title in the g-described
land:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-20

Beginning at a point on the easterly
side Of the Waikiki Road bearing by
true azimuth 1902 Az 40" and being dis
tant GA 10 feet from a Government
Survey street Monument at an angle of
the said road, as shown on Registered
Map No. 1879 (Which monument has an
offset of % feet from the sal angle);
the boundary runs by true azimuths, as
follows:
l. 235' SS' IS $40 feet, along the Iii
of Hamohamo:
.. 325' II, 100 $40 feet, along the Iii
of Hamohamo, to the northerly line Of
a roadway;
9. So 27', % $40 feet, along the
northerly line of said roadway;
4. So O9' 81 $40 feet, along the said
line of said roadway;
8. 154' 10 1O4 $40 feet, along the
easterly line of said Waikiki Road, to
the point of beginning;
Containing an area of 6S6O square
feet.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-20
FREE ADVICE TO WOMEN.

Remember, every woman is cordially
invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham if
there is anything about her symptoms
she does not understand. Mrs. Pink
hams address is Lynn, Mass, her
advice is free and cheerfully given to
every ailing woman who asks for it.
Her advice and medicine have restored
to health more than one hundred thou
sand women.
m Best Understands a NOman's Ills.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-20
No 81

Doors open on the 2ard at 2 p. m.
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TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
OF LAND REGISTRATION.
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COLLECTION PROMPTLY AC-
COUNTED FOR.
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AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
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THE
LIMITED.

incorporated Under the Laws Of the
Territory Of Hawaii
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-27
SALE OPENS TOMORROW.
- hsat.ss lss - - Ssis Of Asaiss a.
Aiisa9sas fslt

The Cooperative Dsysiepmsai lea,
pFugsHshi 60 sHo~a llnoaghosi The
tHilod States ss i1s gfsalssi lahd DO
ssiepsFs oi The eoaailg have opsRsd
10 Zoe lhs hrsl iisss Ia iisaaiasioR.
Tho aiisHllaa ~ hoHss sesksrs sai
Husbands. sho have their wives and
ehiidrsa's welfare 81 stake. IL called
10 this epposssliy 10 lssss their Ian,
iiiss shoala any uisioFsuns ossgi4ks
then. u,s hes' seclFiiy on earth. real
estate, naHks. stocks. ahd iasaraeos
as proved By shs FrosHi great sroag,
driegs u lhoss phom &C have Trusted
aFv unsafe. Noihins Gao safpass real
estate aha Il snoss Ia valus shils 700
sleep.
Tho people IL lishhihgioa ara lasii
81 " siisad ihls saciion aud 70 go
for themselves Ne advantages Of AL
sndair Para % Past Mzih street..
The ars, TOO ladies each dag sill ~.
osise = bon Of lisii's chocolates aud
valuable pFssenis gill 10 dis,ribased
amoBg The adulss.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-27
KAsr AHIfH0ToH.

Mius Liilan oroai has goss 70 40
Adams 10 Walt friebds.
Mr. and Mira WI Grimm have 70.
turned ir0m . vlsii Ia Danby.
4 missionary worker l. expects q
bsrc ~ hVid services ia lie CoasFoga.
ilonal church cru long.
Ira II Stafford abd Barson l. Hard
sent 10 Burlington Monday 90 rusuioo
their stpdiss al L Y n.
ar Blodgsil ~ BraBdon uho IL stay
ing 9Th his dasshisr. Mrs Schuti.
rhu sas y !cars old on Wednesday
% ihls veck.
Leo Ciont Wcni 10 Hooslcs Falls
Saturday, rsmAining until Monday.
lie returned 9th biz sister Miss ina
To Burr q Burton. Monday aighl.
Plans are being made 10 entertain
Tho Sunday School Association herr
peKi week. We hops the meetings
may prove pleasant and profitable.
an auction sale OF pictures. furnl.
TURF. etc vas held a. "Norihvicv" the
summer home Of The Smith family, on
Saturday last. Quite q crowd assembi.
ed. Mrs Smith IL staying 10 town
TO supcrlniend the arrangements for
b1i.ding new house abovs Airing
ton station and also looking after
the work on the ground.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-27
GriSWOld'S Address
e.. TO Women

-, woman For ages thou hast been
the study ~ mao. Tho most success
ful merchants everywhere knou thee
beat; thy disposition. habits and de-
slrcs are al open book 10 them with
the leaves torn out
To thee hath been left The bcauiify.
ing Of homs and the feeding of the
swlBe. Thou dost hold The KEYS 10
mans heart and his pantaloon peck
cts: wbevforc hath Wananakcr, TIT.
fanny and the rest OF US merchant
princes cater TO thy tastes and arr vie
Ing one with another 10 secure Thy
handbag by Offering In return the
newest things st the most attractive
prices.
Nov, Griswold OF Bennington sell.
eth not Dry Goods, Wet Goods, Have.
a.hunk Biscuits, Fish or other Patent
Medicine. Rather 10 be desired than
these things are the Beautiful Pictures,
Artistic Brio. a-brac, Society Station.
cry, Playing Cards, BOBBY Prizes and
novelties In Books, Statuary and
Souvenir Goods which Griswold hath
In abundance.
Woe unto the woman who remember.
eth not this saying, I" Griswoid Is IT."
better for her TO forget Fortnightly
meeting than this.
GRISWOLD
Sport Music Art Stationery :.
Books MAGAZINES.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-27
Estate Of Georgiana Russell.
Notice Of settlement and Application
for Distrfbutfon

for Distribution.
CIATE OF VERMONT. In Probate
DDlsuict Of bennington. -. Court, held NJ
The Probate once IN Bennington within and for
the District 81 Bennington Aforesaid on the 2sth
day Of September, A. ID. isoh.
Present. JOHN v. CARNEY, Judge.
Edwin ID. Moore, administrator % the estate OF
Geprriana Russell. late ~ Bennington. IN said
district deceased. presents his Adminisira-
ton account for examination and allowance and
makes application for decree Of distribution
and partition Of the estate % said deceased.
whereupon II Il ordered BY said Court that
said account and said application be referred 20
4 session thereof, a. be held at the Probate OF
Gee Aforesaid on the 18th day Of october A. d. 1905
Tor hearing and decision thereon: And II II
further ordered. that notice thereof be given %
all parties Interested by publication Of the same
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the Ben
nington Evening Banner. newspaper
published at Bennington. previous 20
said time appointed for heating. that
they may appear at said time and place,
and show cause II any they may have. why said
accospt should not be allowed, and such decree
made
A record whereof is ordered to be made.
Attest. JOHN Y. CARNEY, Judge.
A true copy Of the original record.
JOHN v. CARNEY. Judge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-27
NOTICE

wm r. tAsrunce. vioiinlsi ~ Troy,
Niii resume teaching In Bgnnihgton.
Monisy. nCi . Anyone uishins Ia
sindy tbo VIOLA who has no ins,ra.
mrni may'obiain one from him. ADJ
drrss wm Il Lawrence. ~ oh Ave
Troy, y. Y, snd he uill call al your
hone. q
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-27
MULLIGAN & ROCHE =.
rns LEADING eioshles. Matters, Furnishers and ladies
a csn,.' fine custom Talors 400 Main 50. Bennington
WI tsi.s.s s.-y

Every psrson shoaid sRos that
good hoaiih IL impossible II the hid
asys arv defAnspd. foslsy's kidhsy
Cure siii cure Kidney and bladder
disrAss In every form, aed ~ill bulld
% and strengthen ubese organs 90
llsy siii pFviufm their ineciions pro-
porly. so DAGGER ~ nfighi's disease
or diah~srs u foisy's kidney cure 10
laksn Ia tins. Poe sale by u. H.
puinian.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-27

Don't delay n minute. Cholera in
iantum, dysentery. diarrhoea com.
suddenly. Only safe plan Is to have
DR. Fowler's Extract OF Wild Straw.
berry always on hand.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
as~s a tks Tsss sAt village Tea
nnsey fsf hssy ksstsfa


ID il particularly dasiFsi ihai lhsfs
10 = fall aiirhdahco ~ nlenllefs 81 10
nseiihg Of NaeaHsnt iaodsr, y y
this stoalns,
II y burgess aEi James J MoFFisoa
lsii shls moIninE iof lFsiiisbora 10
Aiisnd ihe fair,
81 lockwood aRd pifs ish lhis
nerhlhs " aiishd Tie seddias u his
sios,
so lockwood sho has iosn ooHhns
81 a. ne hoass zoe = humbSf Of seeks
va Fhsatnailsm i ssaih able H. DC
out
DF and Ma ilass arc snssfsAiaihs
Ms Willis iloss ~ lguIiand abd Miss
Matte Uonidins - Niihihsion, .ho
ars attending the Mlssioa fnorsing Ia
session hsnp today
Nrs Lacy u nsrtsf aged a. died 81
hsr bone % ihs Vast POSTAL noad,
yesterday, Tho faBefai uill 10 held
irnn ths house sts . "a tosmaFros
snd ihs burial all 10 "a Tho Tossloo
esnleisfgs
Mr. q 4 oalasha aad daughter.
Maude have u-ea wishing RELATIVES
~ ahaiisosFy JsttrF.
Mrs Hoary Rosisr ~ tho iorth 10
lasv il Ne ~, u ~ isT dsul hisF. Nrs
} "a Nalull,Es
Mrs \ ip.i'H l. sn'rfis iuirg Miss
Lsusoa OF .sss,s...
Mrs " rhsisbsr IL entertaining
Nlss Aafy Ivuty lnI Mn Harry
Fairbanks. Nrs II = Bingham il enter.
iaiuing Mfs isoa .Atd. Ali ars Alrnd
ing th0 board ~ Miss!uas issrling Ia
session hsFv today.
Iiss Vicgific FsilrUaI put 90 closed
cars yesterday Sod they ago running
today.
~ the meeting ~ the Vermont hap.
llst state association Tuesday Rev AZ.
ircd ) Davis Of North Bennington uAs
chosen secretary,
The early trains from Rutlaud and
Troy ser. buih over az hour late lhls
morning. the delay being caused by .
dump car breaking doun on the main
TRACK near The gravel bod. No great
damage was done further than The de-.
lay.
Robert Perkins Of Rutland vas In I
the village today.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy. |
Z II Darling arrived here on tie 1
sleeper last night for . short visit.
He sili Leave tonight for New York, |
aud tomorrow be will start on the 5 :
Havana for the isthQus " Paua-
ma. The steamer has been specially
for the trip 20 take out a
party OF government sngipeers who
will make q careful inspection OF the
canal and report on the prospect and
route selected on their return.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
THE c. A. PARADE
WAS THE FEATURE
ILLINOIS VETERANS MARCHED
AT ROCKFORD YESTERDAY,
1900 VETERANS IN LtNE--OF-
FlcERs WILL BE ELECTED
TODAY. eui4s

Rockford, May 24.--The failure of
the grand army encampment today
was the parade. Twelve hundred vet
Grams were in line.
Galesburg was chosen for the meet
Ing place next year
Nominations for various Off ees
were made today Election tomorrow.
The Woman's Relief Corps elected
Mrs. Amanda Nj. Brown. Of Havana,
department president and sMrst SADIE
Rowley, of Bloomington, senior vice.
The SONS of veterans auxiliary cleo
division president; Jennie Thole,
Dwight, vice president; Harr cit VIII
hanson, Rockford, secretary; Mary
Whitmore, Rockford. treasurer
The daughters Of veterans elected:
Gertrude Soderberg. Austin, paesl
dent; Laura Hill, Chicago, senior vice;
Josie Blackmon, East 81. Louis, jun
Tor vice; Emma Smith, Chicago, chap
lain; Mae Ball, Chicago, treasurer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25

NEWS FROM. OUR NEIGHBORS .

employes-farm laborers, gardeners
and berry plckers.
Miss Susie, daughter of Sheriff Jaa.
r. Weaver. has been entertaining her
young friend, Miss Donnie Evers, Of
Belknap.
The openings and trimmings of the
Catholic church are being repainted.
Hall and Hicks are doing the work
joe McNichols of Rose Hill, Ky, Is
the guest of his brother, Sam McNich-
OILS. the painter, and viii make h;9
visit off three weeks duration.
Fred Burkstaller, one of the promis-
ing. Industrious young men of this
city, has taken up his abode in st.
Louis, where he will work at his trade
painting.
Perks and Higgins, the dealers in
vehicles, have lately added four or
five handsome buggies to their stock
On Saturday they sold a valuable
turnout horse, buggy and harness
to Byron Connell, foreman of the En-
terprise printing house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
May "a. 1905.

Our enterprising millman, Henry
Reed, has purchased two lots oppo
site his plant on upper Commercial
avenue and is erecting thereon two
cottages of modern design. Henry is
a gentleman of progress, and when
he gets his improvements in North
Town all rounded out there will be y
necleus of industry there that Mound
City will have occasion to feel proud
of.
There will be the best street fair In
Mound City this season that has pre-
viously been seen in this section Of
the state. II opens June 5th and holds
for six days, There are six shows in
the compact, and there will be bal,
loon ascension every day.
Tho Southern Illinois News. Lleyd
Turner's new venture in journalism, ii
"a journal that merits recognition and
liberal support. Every week 1t con
tains matter Of more value to tho
average citizen than could be found In
metropolitan journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25

on the Blandville road will remain
here and complete the cut through the
big hill, which they will probably ac
complish by the latter part of this
year.
Mrs. Malinda A. Sparks was called
TO Grenada, MISS, few days ago on
account Of the serious illness of her
daughter, Mrs Ada Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Corbett are both
reported on the sick list
Bob" Hazclwood Of DardwelI, was
pressing brick on our streets ycster.
day afternoon.
Mr.. David Neal. "the rip-rap man,
stopped off to see us this morning. He
is on his way down south" to looi,
after some of his work. We were
very sorry TO notice that he is nearly
blind.
Little Miss Mary Williams is in the
country visiting Miss Tot Blanken
ship.
Mrs. Maggie Gray and Miss Luc,
Layton were over from Cairo yester
day to visit their sister Mrs. Bill,
Mansfield.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
Baseball Names.

Among the extraordinary names Of
baseball experts now playing In the
two major leagues are MIL, Drill,
Smooth and Overall. Abbatachip
Check and Odwell. Doom. Doolin ana
Blankenship Babb, Batch and Chance
There are Tinker Frlsk and Hogs.
Cross, Schreckcngost and Bender.
Leever, Robortaillc and Phillppi play
In the came club. Parent, Plank ana
Knoll are as good In baseball as they
arc unusual in family names. The
two big leagucsa have about 300 play
|crs In their employ, but what equal
|nnmberof men taken haphazard would
show such d list OF curious names---
Cleveland Leader.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
CARNEGIE HERO
FUND AWARDED
NINE CASES ACTED UPON FAVOR
ABLY BY THE COMMISSION
THREE sILv { n MEDALS
AWARDED.

rktshurg, May 2t.--At today'a meet
ing OF the Carnegie hcsp fund by the
commission. Three silver medals and
six bronze medals were awarded.
Three widows, whore husbands lost
their lives In the performance DC nets
of heroism, we're cared for by the
commission, and in une care money
grant was made to a heroine for edu-
cational purposes The commission
made a grant of $4,000 TO the general
fund for the relief of dependents upon
the victims OF the Broolston, Mass.
disaster which occurred March 20,
1905.
Among ihose who were awarded
bronze medals was Miss Lavinla
Steele, aged AZ. a library catalogue OF
I)es Moines, Iowa, who On December
70. 1904, saved the life Of George u.
Hill. law student Of Iowa City, IA. by
skating to where Hill mad broken
through the ice, and dragging him 70
safety.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
GRAND CHAIN.
! > = : 49, :



James Cunningham Of Vienna, H.,
came down on business Monday
Mr., and Mrs. j. II. Evers of Belk-
nap, are spending a few days here.
Miss Ruth Rennie returned to Anna,
H., Monday, after pleasant visit
here with relatives and friends.
N Sheriff Weaver ana wife and Mrs.
H. Nj Smith spent Sunday in our
town
VI Mrs. Lucy Britt Of Olmsted, spent
Sunday here.
r. G. McGee of Mound City, spent
Monday here with his family.
Joe Arnold Of Olmsted, was here
on business Monday.
Mrs. Allie Stevens and children OF
Marion. ILL.,, arc spending few days
here with relatives.
Henry Moore and wife were the
guests Of Mrs. Nellie MCGEE Sunday.
Miss Lola Stevers is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Annie L. Bartleson is in Chi
cago visiting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
MOUND CITY.
May g. 1906.

The growers are very much graft
fled with the prices they are receiving
for strawberries
Silas Bucher, one OF the good Ger.
man farmers of the Mounds section,
was doing business at the county seat
today.
The game of ball in this city on Sun
day afternoon was between the Mound
City team and the Metropolis com
paca. Mound City got the worst Of ii,
but not to great extent-the score
was to 3, Metropolis Juggling off the
higher figure.
Constable Grant Britt was in from
Cache today looking after business Of
an official character
Miss Jessie Long, daughter of Chas,
Long. arrived here from St. Louis d
few dayssago to visit friends for q
short seaElon Miss Jessie resided
here with her parents for several
years UP to year or SO ago, The
couple separated and the young lady
has been making her own way in the
world since.
w H. Beverly is thoroughly reno
waiting mis- store house on upper Main
street near East Second
Messrs John and Charles Walker
employees Of the Chicago Mill and
Lumber company Of Cairo spent Sun
day in this city. being guests Of Ed
Dishennett and wife The Messrs.
Walker are brothers to Mrs Disben
nett
Perks and Higgins, the liverymen
and dealers in feed coal and wagons
and buggies, are renovating the office
in tho front Of their building A new
floor Is an item among the improve
nents that are being made,
Henry Wesenberg of America, came
in this afternoon and took from the
First National bank about as mucl
silver coin as he could lug from the
teller's window to his buggy. He is
paying out considerable money 10 hts
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
BARDWELL, KY.
NAV "a, 1905.

=
Miss Rice, who has been dressmak-
ing here for several weeks, left for
homo (Morganfield, Ky.D yesterday
therefore Luther is bemoaning his
fate
The painters are now putting the
finishing touches on Judge Buggs res
idcnce anu with his many recent i'm
proycmcnts, makes him have decided.
~ the prettiest home in the city.
Tho mammoth engine recently or
dcrod by the Harlan Lave Milling
company, has arrived and will be in
stalled at once into that plant, there
by making it one of the Touring mills
in the south.
We are informed by Manager Ey-
ans Cumberland Telephone and Tele.
graph company that the new tele
phone system at Arlington KY, Is
now completed and that they are nov
talking ali over that busy little burg.
a movement is on foot this week
10 have our cemetery put in more
presentable condition. This is a good
move and should meet with the APP
proyal Of our citizens
Prof Cox, instructor of the Bard
well brass band, informs us that the
boys are progressing nicely and it
win be only short time until they
can give the people an open air con
cert.
Jno. r. Adcoclk, son of W. c. Adcocl;
of this city, was drowned at MoComn
City, Miss, the 10Th His romans
wer brought back home and buried il
Bardwoll cemetery Monday, the ed.
DR. q w Payne made a flying trir
to Cairo today "Wednesday
A. D Tier, the ever pleasing loca
conductor running through here daily
Is taking another vacation. Looks like
you rest u whole lot, Alb.
Tom Stone and Guy Simpson of Mil
burn, were on our streets today.
Mrs GO Stone was called TO Ar
llington last night To SEQ her sister
Mrs, Stanley who was very sick,
1 Judge J. ID. White and wifcsreturne,
from Louisville. Frankfort and othe
points, where they have been visiting
for the past few weeks,
Miss Mona Jones, who has beei
teaching music here for the past ses
eral months, left for her home in Tn
ion City, this week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
to The Bulletin.

Special to The Bulletin.
IIopkinsville May "a Simpson, a
slab artist who has been newly ac..
auired by the NAT Students proved
the most undecipharable puzzle in the
world TO the Giants today and allowed
them but three scattered hits. No
once in the entire course Of the game
was the reg ster in danger of being
connected with by thar team Two
errors behind the Cairo bunch, com
bined with six hits secured off Wag
ner, were what lot In the winning
runs, for the Students Umpire Yin
kins was behind the pitcher, despite
the kicks of the visitors, and render
cd fairly even decisions throughout
the entire game. though once or twice
his judgment was questioned. Score:
II H r
Hopkinsville. !. 2 6 1
Cairo. 80. 0 3 2
Batteries simpson and Rutledge,
Wagner and Petit. Umpire zinkins.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
still ROASTING Ike.

Umpire keifer is an far ahead Of
Ike in umpiring as Paducah is ahead
OF Princeton in tho percentage col
umn. Keller knows the game from
start TO finish and sumpired fine
game Sunday. His decisions in base
running We're perfectly square and
only one or two bad decisions on balls
and strikes were called II Is impos-
sble for an umpire to be absolutely
perfect in calling balls and strikes.
but Ike is the rottenest ever.-Prnce
ton Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-25
vlNcENNEs DREAM SPOILED.

Special ic Tho Bulletin.
Vinccnnes, May "a. Elmer Dugan
the left handed brother of tho twirlcr
who held the Hens down to one hit
yesterday war given trial today and
let them down with five hits, all Of
VIII oh were scratched. Morgan was
wild and Vincennes waters connected
easily but could not bunch Three
errors also contributed toward losing
the game. Score:
RH r.
Vincennes. \. y. A 6 9
Henderson ... 5 5 Q
Batteries Dugan and Fomey, Nor
gan and De Wesse.