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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-24

Last call for Summer Dress
Goods. We have taken all our
Dimities, French Organizes, Ba-
tiste Lawns and Silk Organdies-
as we'll as White Madras, Swiss
and other wash fabrics-that have
been selling all season for I2zc.
It: ;:;:; $ 2: E: ::, i E: Ac'
only-at, per yard u
Unbleached Cotton Flannel; 80 inches
wide; extra heavy; our regular AMC-
Sc. quality G. T P..............
The best quality Apron Bingham:
fine variety of checks; worth A,MC.
&c. yard. G. T. P............. '7zt~
Good quality Outing Flannel; In pink,
blue. tan, gray and red stripes ana
checks: a regular Sc. value. A,XMC.
u. i. f.-.... -. '''.'''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-24

Mrs. L. E. Cannon of the Albemarle. IL
7 street northwest and Miss S.. f. Ihrie of
Annapolis, Md, who is visiting Mrs Cannon
for an indefinite time, have returned from
College Park, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-24

Mr.. p. A. Meehan and daughter, Miss
Mamie A Meehan, have returned to their
home, after two months travelling In Eng
land, Ireland and Wales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-24

At meeting at Narragansett Pier r. L.
Of delegates appointed from fifteen states
to congress called by Gov. Pennypacker
of Pennsylvania to advocate uniform laws
regulating marriage and divorce, 1t was
voted to hold convention at Washington
not earlier than February 10, 1905.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II. Hoover announce
the marriage of their daughter Pearl Maud
to the Rev. Lyttleton Morgan Ferguson o.
Darlington, Md, August %. 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-24
Ribbons.
COrSetS.

Lot of Tape Girdles for ladies: fine
grades that sell for Toe. regular MO
ly: perfect fitting-G. T. P. pS'
Odds and ends of Coutil and Jean Cor
sets; medium and girdle waist 2Mr
style; worth 15c. and SIC. T. 7. .O>So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-24

Prof. Simon Newcomb and Mrs. L. NJ.
Ellinger of this city registered at the office
of the New York Herald yesterday in Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-24

| Miss Lillian Walker and the Misses Alice
| and Bessie Gardiner are at Atlantic City for
| two weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest H. Riordan and
family have returned, after pleasant stay
from Tyrone, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-24

The fourth assistant postmaster general
and Mrs. De Graw will leave Washington
tomorrow morning for the Green noun
tains, where they will take brief rest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-24

Among the recent arrivals at the New
Archdale, Atlantic City, are Mr.. and Mrs
George M. Mattingly and children, Miss A
V. Lally and Miss Breen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-24

Mrs Sarah X. Miller of 413 street north
west and daughters Misses Sadie and LII
lie. have gone to Braddock Heights for a
months vacation.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-12-21

Pressing 60. mas bUug1r out rfre
City Claa6i6gdn0 0OPf&ssing Co...
anf wilD0@9in6p Wptracts for
prfssinDe.afd o99l o99lea9PHigg esa9PHigg ia their
aDt tDj@sfgo Gag ,at]Ry5 t]3a 4;
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-12-21
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Mr.. r. E. Mahon has accepted
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sir ssAiA4ings s1ip iMemBhjste hssss beea
speqdins the past 6ew daNseiH
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40 Miss tAG1eaa 6hr&ya xeGantraD
mitiepftd ti1H Faculty bos thebilnt
dustrisl Institute and QnilegesB
With tbhAM Nh i aRd MSsuS iaiBoBStgset'
.9Eb op dddRte dGdodRtegs SITS sstm lliw M
-IlsR4dl eg Rrathegs Hsta hlish meut
Iis~ nsadp HiqR thisJ Benthr Store
tbH9liaet BbAaeBctsie Iights,teBt
glass, - aam ondstsRd smiles sef
spelita attandantsi Come in, all.
aHl6oMsiH street,rs sanijeem llso
edtMfH~ Dudley Hdtttinson and
MISS Ebouia Hutchfnsons WhOIhave
been with Mr.. and Mrs.q Wiitiafn
tJEer JEeraze@ are .n9yAt ! the 6 h1q9ms of
MSu afpra 10 MaGSa Gh Jh4p Jh4pckeeii pcekeiffqprohhye fer the
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The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-12-21
Greenwood.

bM 9fsd Ptates Attcrpey ,T4SlRglh
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7 Snited StatAst5Mla sbaf S9Bth
SEH Bisif5ESiGf1moEEdGfT 5S,z W'baab
ybik5 ogdf flihsiSfinsPa q rol $1,000
,qG9lls sffihtp phAh GHrrsiaP s,idhS Ssh
81 9fnRBffer nRBffer lERiEAr slGHl iR9ryhFF 'seds
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fagEydb ffagEydb MihfiSsPphidH bus .sb7bf
-sib yItnSbf5Js -s6W n nuu adf
auiretnPre@iHFlAi Awarded. .bo27sd9
sbIhe thtAi dss wi0ei An. tgs fpFe)
9iRlssawapd,e Of the eRsnksgBarsl-
BsseeGoBBsnE teec nHred rIXesteEi
dayssfteSHsoRcaqd athe 80 BeWiisR
pBH heysSwerei thswRaessss NS'F
-lA4s dsav tbg haRsisawA ch9aaE
dishsand tho beaRtifnl~d ~dplLiINss
saewp by sSpS lj9s2nTAa R Rarlla
sRelsowhiehoWas sRsIaiposa frsu
tbedsRawinei which oWas dgpni ~
the I'd of December, .TastolrREu
SON again CapA Moo 1894 w0HI'it.
EhhbcidPrsrafuddesa Nchsts Are
bvsell to ieayBB forward RHoDPty
and elai as tha,n pyemiE Rnsd sid
sdT .Tediom boz 9liV 9di mfi
eyM hai,elecbi2n >qii i99i ceF4V
Queen City Camp Nasf42g3r Yoqdr
menaf, the World, 7~bifh wPa Bsld
last Wednesday night tbs follow
ing Officers were elected ,Sor the
ensuing year. Il, s Cprry, Past
LG. C,jn Beverly Nathews, q. g.
Ivy, f. Bealle, A, l.; :, Schwab.
Clerk w. & smith, Bapker, q,
IA IG9rreee, Escort; T. Lofts.
lWatchman; @. O. Harvey. Sen
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-12-21
r. nsNfGHT' TRAINS
oSS-,
E Rutti0bM @sHE eG1e5N
Division of M. and q.
Bagbun BhMAd@Nt oOI
MkH HE
tbs since rasdent gguhan audeeaNoing waQeap
approach the mas
promised s1ve oulldlng on NORM oecon"
:s. State sss,s NJ: ~ n ;le
aad E99@Sx Aon19sEffRRtHl Hlerk 9fnteN 'em
e

has now made his promise
edSod.eIfpheI double Tdaifg Service
was extended as far as HnscalGu
saBeyeraldW weeks osipcH aHG IN
mentipnin g theRfaet Adj tAat time
ahispaper yensHeed theassasHeg
that thiss wasd0eipgbaane AVA
sea4ar, tnfHd andftha1 III i5itthaaK the aKpgearlnent Kggarjlne
tsGavsa eaFEofittabhdlf fiittabhdlf i0tA6bou,ghs5n4g
sesOicsrMqnM RaaiRaHgBrBts3
That the predictiq2nfu q2nfu6XBassySo oHff
FIST is sBG5qayn gbaybtthYe bayb the fffs ffat thffon t5hdff
LAST ssasfkM nlggnfa 5F5a5gS bWSsdHs
p8te@ bRstSMgsgs49a oE9!gmA igdA oaSi YsiIsm faa
made up here seoandd sR 7'e aasa
With trains on the main tfne at
AAr9feasiaa. AIr9fe{asaiaa si se7o7o einst ssiM
Z7ffHSeafayTo ffHVefyToahed aaedii ii tRc6f1 fijdb bqs lglad
to see that this sefttSgteafA sqeeh
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sahfAnbbH1hf ahfnbbH1hf ofIefsM ri nthe Ea#eriR
dag oltRe effoftstoftha Pfbgtes- J.
lsiVg Utnbaq' Bgc rttar y $gHess of
1th 1tthfftsn fftsn gUpr2gahi1atiof1ss nKas c'Beep1f ia
constant corresBAiaeY with
VicglFresidg1A RdsseA!I of the
Mobile and Ohio, for severa |
mo Months RthfIss fpIansats fpIansatt.s. ahhfd"haenhfke
on iehbHfbR hfMR aTihhggnh aTihhgg hetagkEteyT for 4HReeAt 4HReeAt
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-12-21
The Ladies' Min.

TO Thasafss aas sszs Ssa5skketb6s Ss5kk ESP ooaaEszt aAE
fsS ,slsgsHa e. SSsssw 3sS
Kssociation KAsSsi M = at tie ,cl1b hSn House e' On
tNdPtR ThiRasdRenuQ last .TAars-
Hasi hafte er hsofa III Phd [4ad9esa a4h
.afWays#tstl1 every oehingdtsou4t
1s almost RHHecessaalg fbkAsothHt
they ~oh,iThg games hasi8g u de-
suited ir1a sebfeof4 tefH hR tHefr
acknowledgements brilliant t play
bethJaidsR and theiepn
stest was, altogetheE na4b intesest1
ing aHdseMitipa qAed oThRIfd1
Lovingly the ineup
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-12-21

His wife hoBsekeepe the the
khd usbfid 1astitu4e landiC CQllege;
ando fofaq uitesaWhiIeIMr.sd6 Shat.
taeh eaebed as pug chasing bagept
oft that inHtita5DRd RuEinsgsf stha
pasts tHeMermaRthh hhoboWeheD
he AaafhaeHsa qQnfsms5s ia Yai61
and haa bRepl aslblRJRHHaHd bta
any business whatev9Iutuf 1904
Mr, Shattpck was an upright,
Hish toned 4sA fsfpslai pian ge2tleman Pc tIlnn
and was trusted essteemed ana
respected by 'lIlpsfS51 al WHO knew a : p'R1ii Rim
RRsssas ashshshusadd sisMnt
1lsehse4sQ Qfaafe IFMstf NttsiNaM
efaheR9 AT&qhe MrephoshdH Hfe
MhRtHoh6leaRAays nqah abseaesA
atBrtaqy gFit@ntalHtiohqs Diseased
at the timpedf Obs observation-disclosures
eBtyW WesssgafsaR a9dH spfMy- 1
adeby5asI yMAN, btarB}hem ,ntha
syan pabhNiaf E#aRfPATGMoas
tsnaeRa& nisr@he .&fNHt1esasfaB
which has come upon heH HedysM
The fuperal OCCURRED at ,the
Es Msth1dst d aS Suias9g iHhVIcgh cgha af tn5ea sea
fRse RGiock aw hfbtarday bSn msabbnnynfg msbbnnynf4g a1W haaX
ing Been Conducted BY the pas,
tor. Rev. L. M. Broyles. Prof.
DaadeFoMpseSMH Nav JhA P.
54ay 81 i4akssfa. 81 eBostFeae, cid
D. Harris, w. @. Beard R&@ BhO.
ApNlBil sfn pdidiabed as pail hHar ]
tHs. sevitsIs1 gnitieiv eli ,nwsI
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-12-21
SC1UUL 1UEfDA F3.'
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JeseA Ape5 Rfsaafby7ErfbnFlk5(pr Rfsaafby i r;fbnFlk5(p re
D bAiscaaYhbss5py bAisc aYbs5py RiHfEa Wsakdoia

President Kincannon, the
4nAps staia}t i1nstBb and! eGAsge1
has announced that that inStitu-
ton will give a holiday of only
one day at Christmas, tat ha1
Mond@ Christmas dayf Hfds
impossible to give 6er lr$
cess on account of 6e fact That
Els 1aH0W56iEsI ap551sa 1si M91Eh d;
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-12-21

.eIuuARRypeRaxD Dlarriage.

100 aNI 2ateQ b1e4 J
eeIqqAAsl7vpeRa Marriage.
'atgr,ssaaalaHges / ,salaHgsRy sdRay. Adah dahhHHfRhlg hthHHfRhlgs around
tbeimneDt bhguseU8fed1M as
around the city hall and other
public buildings which reporters
afeahoustomed to visibipaaA ifhi
v, with ,ithpal,gSSSSyIIqq9f6afajI1sahlt plgsSsSaSfSay ILI3qq9f6fagj 1sahlt a
,peuhRman eudesagoang weuap:
were seen appEoach= the mas.
sive building on North Second
&ss~"ssaEElf]kgssAealsr's, { q f]kgssAea s', lrs ss4ssss. ysSAsss.
fRqElerk MnteN IN 'em
4ifRsf,A Hahhd Rhew from @ ner-
SSn III .is nsr III a; 81 nsr III IL % H s;5 81 ~
man conducted himself andthe7
merry tMinklee ia 5thes maideAs
eya3 thatfthey were q apaigtef jeVi
eEs, anda that they object ofgReK
visit TO the1teneuleeefui tjier was
:'iiHEaatr mony,3'hw viIuf erom e1iw
.ytIKbabd0 l0Met1 shoWab eeT gaat
ialooi nust oter rkntQihe atrve .R&W
1,3Ik.sw Tlslofyeu ng on aRuan bis
fair com panioarD}a0 proved ito be
-MBD Ohe alnB Btekd an nd M iss MRnie
Mafk5n s, s,eas4 4sAysuteNAfns sSRteb
tBHtuttheut had q sssn 9 easNaY y nfyNA
honey xin1 ecounA Esfota ran tain n9
jeetjanr to thhssWirbAWoW !apdr that
5Rab waAtR4d ss9 aetTWaRflsfdrE rElgbt
tbgn raAdn 5h@eweF FiTGBiA F.eSb
GuBtaa qAiaSaf4lE1 wJiQtebaBtx@Ra
signed the necessar.BliSasHe .ca@
III sal44fMticfb NJ fbnq9f Of t5heUPsafea Bae4yAfNrly| B:a4AfNr
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a dsasf sHs sag assS SSsa SSS AS
sG;ilaa sGilaati9p. fs YeEy PEg0spDd PgsDd 9} it's ttss]h3aa ]h3aaa
ket-ball team msrSa8{dlsRtyhny Sa8{dl sRtyhnysslHGal1 yssH all1Ij}g R}l
rectog Spencer has SO much con
1sdRsSeae 1fsdRgnSeae fl "a fH5ggohPr fHg hPrd@s{asaa dsas{aaa 81 Nits
taaeh menbgrs 81 asha1 ahHaEfRI5gg fRIgg has h5s~d 81
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atftgp fg b ihs lihh cof4espgfdahe gwAR The
fphysicA' HifectdP OF tReelY6NfgI
lMehsg christian yssoecAtf6hd9 ed
tthS Magit e77tey, and The e9Htest
wifi take Ike placge lahtPaH laht 9afly odasa, /
1p4+t66bbaab 1p+t66bbaabffyg bffygs hereanf91aadh i4g|
VtAff VtAffrIsatah rhIaah aAaWdgE hHe ,taaa8 1ep
fesehhihgs4 4tHheg Tie 46csl Rsstcsatoh|
in the contest will Be fhaae db Bf
cM eSsrainJ .nBsGH oddkins. Il Will|
Halbert. Nisa rleS Hdbkins,oFrH rHnk
iH8rriseand Muck Martsell9 fHishI
Messfs.f 4Eaulp oAfdrichi andt Will
,Stranss asfsu hstitutessW M |
.sinuIJJtBJ III yBts5uT ane,na
dtaeb eGhrist9nas tGha5itXsr eW
-ooF'ag Amanys yeaDssi Ras tsaitAhas
been he-cuStom-of- theLSiluer
All Eirolo- aE Kinr,c. 10 orrh tons.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-12-21

1aH& &yaH6WsR6E9GH Hk1Bzkl vi NzSsE "
ragged n1seyeral-
State last sp MmeEu .and dArng
tAa rear4y5fau made eit ReassaarB
tQ tnosapoBsB thef ensuing lgf tths
college, i5es mQre than a9manath
and nkb go Ytudegtsd4Hst faag9te
eBegy RpssAAhs nAepeatiitD their
stndiestiasa.qqHd asa.qqH HdeEitsom NRrfer
the tiHRthathas hGep l8sbdaFbs
ffasat that GfhrisbRsH days8ssAa
Maad daN,J Jh4wgYa bis for tpf
aakaIabIbbae YAsangb laMe eSnTA8
3He s1AtAeigAbRr M@ faWBsy auba
atsiaboeM tleBsb6An tAeiSogea
peetaHe hegas zBs5 dsssH naf}erpqqA
saasfRt Vii nmt4a Cola nb4sm Bme
senJmM present at thsWopenug
asIahefG Gq4lfg8d dps az oRd daBeHpe.
va& fo8H4rwHB eAaplA Afbsm Je|
hRfpA Ghrisdm #s DIR AamAf NBtR
BBA in,tag&SM 4gonSh .h@ RI rSaARM
.dHHes. .2nidssw yIimsf edt OBJ OF
1a&aS# k]ie yacsARH MnWM As VS.
slaab gHHssw sw haBa~edj as biE e
5hroBgb9At EhRjatmsat Vie Hf4a
&ahpenMiAi h81ismissedl AA the
aftGnQan R6F Fr5AsysoRef. 22ad
.aRd nyah gaG4nTaARu oqe al qpaaH,
Jasiw sbseT Thiiains6itNtiSn AeGae
6ta aassiRR CIT otAet 6Ta@H@ a4ateI
A4edJ feRHha opaBinG inS SRntear
heRisaEA nss dimar Aasobeen -.
RbA dscheNoiB ieu6H8y Qend itieH,|
ard rSa Eipt6adApt uJ qeuCeak|
Bad nhisotef6eieAt BsRsr4fteaeA-
@gz siSacq9mapA bbingbs sR1lesaasdAif{|
B8hrhho / lew til | ''.ni tdYiI
bnGesoA as fsd Ref Hhfaaei hfaaei 1d 6ps. !
.aew drHg sGaga 4fAir se9 hi0hI
bfuHAs eMa1 ko6ds daenayT elgl
CANT Edst& ymMir1 upfcgs are |
f7gAs!dmThefr ,g6oas areihew aahd|
have Kjt B9ent tat1agd beAgr YfBtnI
lyseaAr esbb byeafs rTJ the btis9 Who
rs lBpenstd THE aar gdnfentts Fl s of fftfr f uudh,I
thu dkbIosg t*A1 appeal most fo6lliH
4Hh redesw sdt rs yiAoiup rs
PgrcyLb6Keftd1 ofr r. 4ktnnex 4ktneex
wife, ITEM. ;rfehgmberad ibt VUll
abtn faHesd ds tt4iid foVeB Misayp Mil.
ME Rollins Howard, Of Aber-
:f + Ii / i / Ili
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-12-21

day We're damp, darkbs3Ss&8ae
able days. and the esyeatbe fJHtfgF5
lf5fd Sf s3sas' 3&sa'fHalEET III sgEhsb14a Tj1a d966 bh
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-16
DOES GREENSBORO WANT
THE HENDERSON FRANCHISE

Acting Secretary OF the League Nj.
j. Farnbaker last night teiagraphed
10 parties at OwensbOro asking them
~ they wanted TO purchase the fran.
chise and players Of the Henderson
team for 5000 II they do NOT want
the bargain Henderson will be allowed
to die a natural death, which viii come
in another week, and Hopktnsville
will have to be dropped from the
iaegne, making 1t a four team one In.
stead Of six.
Messages have been received In this
city during the past few days from
Henderson asking that she be given
$500 to assist her on toward the end
of the season. It was at tirst thought
that the money would be giveir them,
but q telegram from Hopkinsville stat.
ing that she would have 10 have tho
same amount providing II was given
to Henderson made the gift impos.
sible.
I'LL the Greensboro lovers oil the game
do not want the Henderson franchise
the four team league will be made III
and h schedule arranged for 1t as
quickly aa possible. RI 1t becomes nee.
essary tn make this meve the sched
ule will Be prolonged until October 10.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-16

possible 10 retain the club and place
winning one in the city.
At HopkinsvilIe $500 was raised by
subscription just the other day and
Princeton raised $500 only recently.
Cairo had a subscription list of st.475
which President s. w. Wheeler has
seen. In Henderson not a cent has
been subscribed save through the
season tickets and they are worth The
money paid for them It seems that
the business people 5ught to come TO
the rescue and help maintain an instI-
tuition which. all arguments 10 the con-
trary Notwithstanding. is a valuable
one.
The new stock company viii choose
the new manager and officials for the
association. The directors felt a deli
cacy in choosing a manager or secrs
tary when they were about to hand
over the club 10 new association AMI
therefore the designations of Kublty
and zimbro win not take effect until
Saturday night. At that time Score
tary Greaney will have arranged te
carry the club until the new associa
ton Is formed. and from the outlook
this morning baseball TO the end oi
the season Is bright prospect. Sew
eral men capable of assuming tn,
management have been under consfd
Grafton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-16
CABINET MEMBERS AS
BASE EALL CRAMkS,

Washington Is In the grip OF the
baseball fever. The contagion has
spread to members OF the Presidents
officials family. There exists here a
Departmental Baseball League" com
posed Of teams representing the var
ious executive departments. They play
every afternoon on the big circle La
the'rear Of the White House. The race
for first honors Is a hot one, and the
varying fortunes Of the teams are
made the subject OF good deal OF
friendly chatting at the bi-weekly
Cabinet meetings
Several Of the Cabinet members
make point Of attending all the
games in which their employees com
pete. Secretary Metcalf Is the most
enthusiastic rooter In the lot. He
used to be something Of d player him
self while at Yale. Assistant Scene
tary Murray accompanies the secre.
tary to the ball field and sometimes
takes part In the warming up practice.
Secretary Moody is another rooter.
Aiib department 70 JuSlACG tSdIH HAS
had bad luck and Is at the bottom OF
Nthe percentage ladder. Mr. Moody
who played shortstop at Harvard,
thinks he could give his youngsters d
few pointers on the game Secretary
Morton has had a good deal Of fun at
the expense Of Taft. because his team
has beaten the army with great regu.
larity. and the navy has Just finished
drubbing the army down the Potomac
One OF the most faithful attendants
At the professional games Of ball here
Is the Chinese minister. Sir Chen
tung was famous pitcher while stu
dent all Amherst, iie could have made
bis money as Ia professional had Ne
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out Bell out. not touching third sack.
Score by innings.
Princeton ....04 o o 8 o , 3-l4s
Cairo ......s oo0 1 Ok 5
sI-ast three runs do nor count &C
count Cairo's half ninth not beng
played.
Sumnary-Earned runs. Princeton
4, Cairo ,; three base hits. Bell. Flem-
ing: two base hits, Downing. Roland,
Blackburn; sacrifice hits. Bell Marie;
struck out by Rossep Z, by Gregory
/, by Collins5: bases on balls of Res-
sen 2, OF Gregory !. on Collins 2: stoi-
en- bases. Smith. Marie; wild pitches.
Gregory. Umpire. Eekstone. Time of
game. 1855.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-16
HENS IN HARD LUCK.

Special to The Bulletin.
Henderson, July 15.-In spite of the
fact that the locals got four more hits
in todays game than did the Nut Stu.
dents they lost ii by score of to l..
Morgan worked for the Hens and al
lowed but six hits. Perdue. for the
visitors. was pounded severely, ten
safe ones being secured off his deliv-
cry. but he was lucky and kept them
well separated so that the best the
Hens could do with them was to score
one man. Score:
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0IlIigan tias Trouble,

Capt. Eddie Gilligan has resigned
the captainship of the Indians. He
was called down yesterday BY d
player for instructions he had given,
and naturally felt vexed. Giiligan Is
the 'headiests ball player In the
league and should not be allowed To
quit the directing of the team work
as his place can not be filled easily.
He will remain captain and acting
manager until the return OF Manager
Harry Lloyd, who Is expected home
from Cincinnati tonight Padlicah
Sun.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-16
DIAMOND DUST

Before the game Is called this after.
noon, or about 2:3O o'clock, Mr.. Fl. w.
Cadwaller, the champion rife shot Of
the world, will give ain exhibition 81
hts wonderful Workmanship In front
Of the grand stand. He will split cards.
drive nails III boards and hit the heads
OF pins at distance oil fifteen PAGES.
He also viii hit any object tossed In
the air such as small coins, marbles
or any little objects, and viii explode
q rifle cartridge in the air with bullet
from his own gun. His exhibition IL
nothing short of wonderful ana viii be
well worth seeing. The fans who In.
tend to take III the game should 10 d
little early and take 1t In. Mr. cad
waller represents the Peters Cartridge
company
Gregory, the wonderful slow bali
pitcher, provea one, Of the biggest
frosts cf the year yesterday.
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Chances are that Ii Collins had been
put In the game at the start yesterday
II would have been won,
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This only goes to show the neces.
sity the urgent necessity, of more
pitchers, ana good ones.
The game was the greatest fun ex
hibition ever, not even excepting the
Elks' game a week or SO ago.
A double steal. effected through an
error BY vltter, was responsible for
the ball starting In the sixth inning.
"Biddy' Bittrolff will work against
the Indians today and the mighty
Wiley piatt will push the Dill Tor
them, $50 the Paducah Sun Of last
night says.
Enough runs were made against the
Mud wallpapers yesterday to last the
other teams III the league for week.
In consequence the Indians are going
down In defeat three straight games.
They will have 70 take revenge On the
Infants for getting the runs which
they might have made today, tomor-
row and next day.
vitter has made several errors HI
the past three Or four days The bik
boy will have To wake up. Ana IL al.
ways seems that the ones he makes
are the most costly 81 the bunch.
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The Infants had their batting clothes
On fpr sure yesterday. they clouted
both Collins and Gregory, and he
would have been good man who
cculd have fooled them,
one funny aftair IKE the one Yes.
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Snakeapgare Nluuerr,,x rt,,

He who steals my purse steals
trash, btitshe who gets away with my
share Of the surplus draws big sal
AIRY. owns a yacht or two, d few ninety
horsepower automobiles. city man.
sion and d country seat and has money
to burn New York Herald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-07-16

When the game was called In the
ninth inning yesterday the Infants hail
registered three runs, had two men on
bases, only one man out and bunch
of their best batters up. Chances are
that they would have made several
more scores before they finished. The
runs of that inning do not count,
though. as the Mud WALLPAPERS did not
get to play their half of it.