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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20

Jimmy Fleming, for some reason
best known 70 himself refused TO g
with the team last evening Manage,
Mccarthy Immediately permanent,
disqualified him for jumping his con.
tract. Mr. Mccarthy will treat. as h
has in the past. all his men right. bu
he will not stand for any trihing. A
man. mightier with the stick, faster
fielder, who can go behind the bat
was wired a ticket last night and or.
dered 10 come on at once. Mr. Nc.
Carthy had The man in sight before
Fleming arrived but on account of tho
great expense Of ticket to Seattle.
COX on Fleming. which he regrets.
but Is not crying over spit milk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20

The perfects left las evening for a
u days trip over the road during
which they will play 70 games, one be
ing a postponed affair by ran at Vim
cennes on May 81 If the Perfect
will win six ont of The Is, taking one
from Danyille two out of -four froa
Vincennes and the remaining three al
Ma toon and Jacksonville, they viii
return home In first place. to take o
bigger lead n he race for the pen
nant II The Perfects win more than
six out Of The 3 they viii have done
better than expected Capt Dithrde
has his team Wen in hand and he, and
the men, individually and collectively
expressed themselves just before leav
ing as confident of winning eight O
nine of the r.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20

President II. G. Chappall of the
Interstate league team telephoned
Monday night that he has retired with
his team from The league and Is en-
route from Marion his home His team
in future will play Independent ball
As Chappell owns the only BAH park
aud as Lima is the best town for at,
tendance In the circuit this means
the dissolution of he league unles a
city is quickly found to take up he
Lima franchise.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20
RIGHT OFF THE aAT.
49,.

; While 1t is very gratifying
: to The Bulletin to nollce the
! Interest taken by the public in
baseball as evidenced by the
hundreds Of telephone in
quirles made every evening as
to the results OF games in
other cities. II Is found 20 be
impraeticaDle, In fact, abso-
lnteiy physical impn. slhil'ty Z
70 answer the Inquiries and !
perform otherH work on the 4
paper Under these conditions .
the indulgence and patience OF /.
readers is requested ana rhcy .
are respectfully asked TO walt .
for The Bulletin in which will =
be found full accounts of all .
games played the previous day, .
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20

For goodness sake, why don, tn,
owners of tina bum Aggregation from
Paducah strengthen the team insteat
OF talking So much about spending
$4,000 but what they would have j
winning team and then squeeze the
dollars until The eagles scream.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20

Manager Mccarthy closed a deal
yesterday in which he purchased the
release of Jimmy Lucas the best
pitcher in the O q p. league. win
the addition of Lucas, Cairo VIII have
The best staff of pitchers in the lea
que. by long odds The writer saw
Lucas work out az GAINESVILLE. Ohio
last season. Mr.. Mccarthy was about
20 purchase his Release when The lea
que went where the woodbiue twiueth
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20

The writer never dii think m-ch n
a southern bali player. as general
rule u1ii The q hle.e had trsn r.
moved from the enarvatiae climate
for ar least two or three months. rs
TO hot down in Tnvas. e.u.ciarv
20 play suappy ball The -rua s-n-h-
erner don't believe in WORKING 1ear-
ing that for the -niggahs and mules &"
Probably this has much TO do with
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20

The Perfects have out Of the last
~ games played, "A abroad and IA at
home won 70 games 10 Of which
closing yeFerdaN were consecutive
victories. The igorrotes being victims
in six instances Every loyal Cairoite
should be proud OF this record.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20
SCENE or BATTLE.

Cairo at Jacksonville.
Paducah at Danyille
Nation at Eincennee
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20
HOW THEY STAND.
RESULTS OF TUESDAY.

Cairo ,. Paducah T.
Vincennes ,. Jacksonville ,.
Danyille >, MaUoon O.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20

Several Of the papers are laborine
under the Impress on Thar the many
victories Of the Pcrfects Is due to q
run of luck They have no conception
the cam work in the field ON the
bases, and. better still. with The stick
that has been worked into The Per.
poets since the last trip over the cir
cur Furthermore The iafeld has been
strengthened with Roy Blaussor
third aud with The addition OF Jimmie
Fiemming in right garden. making the
Cairo Outfeld the fastest and best
ever In he Kitty league In addition
the kinks have been worked out of Tho
pitchers arms until they are in grand
form Our friends over the circuit win
SET mp ard open their ewes this time
wider than they did The frs trim
Cairo made over The circuit. They viii
find that they play clean baseball
" ihout any kicking or rowlv tactics.
provided the home teams display "a
similar spirit and hes will find thcr
can accept defeat as gracefully ana
mndcstly - they have their victories
leaving others 10 sound their praises
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20

President J. y O'Brien of the
American assoc alton has called
President Mike Kelly of the Mime
apolis team O'Brien Monday slls,
pended Kelly and Empires Stephen
Kane and Clarence owens pending me
investigation Of Tie charges made by
Kelly against he two men that they
were giving away the Minneapolis
signals
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20

The perfect clockwork Of he Per
fecto inield was something on the de
Luxe order BIausser. Roland Con
nors and Wagner would come in on
every ball pitched when a man wa.
on first. while Dithridge swung deep
at short, ready to catch any pop fly o.
cover second on attempted sacrifices
In this way the Perfecis broke it up
vice retiring the runner at seconC
and another time completing a quici
double. This magnificent work brougn
forth hearty applause from The spec
tators.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20

Everybody be prepared to accept dc
feats with the same grace as Were
The victories. Remember the Perfect
are abroad and have no sympathetir
audiences to play 70. The writer be
lieyes in their pr5wess ana ability
Cairo forever,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20


Paaucab % . o. 6 @
Cairo 80 o o 2 o o . 0x-2 G o
SUMMARY arne- runs-Cairn I.
Paducab ] two base hits-DiLhTidgs.
Con zors. Groh ?. LLOYD: sacrifice hits
Perry: struck cut-By Wagner O..
Miller 3: bases on hslls-On Wagner
q BIZ by pitched hall-Bv NJ Tier o.:
leff on hsses-Cairo 4. Paducah g:
double piays-Waener To Dithridee to-
Ccnnors; pa sed balls-By Downing
/ Time-l:36 Oldaker.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20
city June 10.

City June 10.
Sporting Editor
The Bulletin:
Please answer the following ques
IL n in your paper:
Did Ditbridge run for anybody in
last Sundays game% If so. who?
Yes. Tommy Searles.
Catcher Schan of the louisville
team OF the American association has
been signed by Manager Jimmy RYAN
Of The Evansville Central league team
Schan caught last year for Hopkins
VINO
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20

That Blosser on third for Cairo IS
mean little slicker He broke mp
that nineteen inning affair Saturday
win a three base hit His playing is
admired in Paducah Some times he
fumbles but he never gets nervous.
Twice did he tumble in Paducah bur
iegained The bali and tieldeI it clean.
Faducah Sun
You bet he's there with tho lex.
File cracked out three bagger Monday
with two men on bases in the seventh
inning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20

Third Baseman Blausser made g
beautiful stop of a hot line drive from
Haas bat Yesterday retiring him viii
ease at first.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20

iolycross has the making Of a great
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20

The locals last whiil around the
circuit was disastrous one They
won two gam a Paducah. but II
was not because they deserved to win.
The downtroaden Padoo kie, outbat
ed he Vets in every game bur one.
but they made a number of rank or.
rors which gave he games to the Wor-
thamites. Two of their defeats were
shutouts. Cairo whitewashed them 10
the tune OF to o. then the Hyphens
smeared on more calcimine. The Vets.
as wei las every other team in the lea.
que, needs better stickers. There are
any number of good delders ana twin.
lers in the league. but mighty few
players who are good with the stick
Danyille Press.
Ny, what knock. We thought that
Paducah was the worst town in HE
aague for knockers. but in The light
= recent events, we th nix Danville en-
itled TO the cherry.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20

Philadelphia June 19-The local,
couldn't hit Taylor when hits were
needed
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20

If The Dog Eaters don't do any bet
er after aying Cairo than they have
'or The Iasf 33 days. it will be "22+
lop.y do for several OF the men wien
hey return home
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20

New York-Pittsburg-Wet grounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20

Brooklyn-C iucinnati-Wet grounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-20
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

BatfeTies-D0nahUe and WaFne
Orth and Kleinow.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
A WINNING START
A Perfectly Digested Break fast Makes
Nerve Force For the Day.

Everything goes wrong IL the breakfast
lies in your stomach like a mud pie. What
YOU eat does harm II you can't digest it
It turns to poison.
A bright lady teacher found this 70 be
true, even OF an ordinary light break
fast Of eggs and toast. She says.
Two years ago / contracted a very
annoying form OF indigestion. My stom.
ach was in such condition that simple
breakfast OF fruit. toast and egg gave me
great distress
Il was slow 70 believe that trouble could
come from such a simple diet but finally
had TO give it up. and found a great change
upon cup Of hot Postum and Grape Nuts
with cream, for my morning meal For
more than q year have held to this course
and have not suffered except when in
judiciously vsring my diet
u have been a teacher for several years
and md that my easily digested breakfast
mean saving OF nervous force for the en-.
tire day. My gain Of ten pounds In weight
also causes me TO want 10 testify to tn.
value Of Grape Nuts.
"Grape-Nuts holds nrst rank az our
table"
Nape given by Postum CO., Battl,
Greek. Mich.
There's a reason" Read the little book
The Road 70 MELVILLE" In pkEs.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
wATCHEs-Frenzer. 18th and Dodge SITS
GUARDSMEN JOIN REGULARS
state Troops from West virginia and
Vermont Are Now in Penn
syIvania.

MOUNT GRETNA, Pa. Aug e.-Begin-
ming today over 1000 guardsmen from West
Virginia and Vermont will undergo in
struction with the regulars now in Camp
here.
This weeks maneuvers will be consider
ably more elaborate than that OF last week
A feature Of the week will be a lecture
each afternoon for battalion quarter
masters and commissaries at the lecture
tent.
FORT BENJAMIN HARRISON. Ind
Aug. GA heavy rain and wind storm
struck the camp OF the regulars and Michi.
gan National Guard here late this after,
noon, but aside from the blowing down OF
considerable number of tents, no Other
damage has been reported Several visitor,
to the camps Of the soldiers were slight,
hurt in the blowing down OF the tents.
The entire force of regulars and tn,
Michigan troops took part In preliminar,
exercises today.
As the result OF a story sent out tonigh
to the effect that five men had been killet
in cloudburst here late this afternoon
General Carter tonight issued an order tina
hereafter all reports OF injury and death
before being sent out on the telegraph line
established on the army reservation, shall
hrst be sent to his headquarters.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
Iowa News Notes.

ATLANTIC-Company H, Fifty-ffth reg
iment, Iowa National Guard, stationed at
this place had one of its members stricken
with appendicitis at the camp in Griswold
yesterday and brought home in a serious
condition. Private Harry Dingee was the
victim. Roy Odem, another member Of
the company, who did not report for the
march, was arrested and put in the guard
house
ATLANTIC-L. Groudt, one of the plo-
neers of Cass county, rs years OF age and
resident of the county for thirty-five
years. died OF creeping paralysis and was
buried Monday.
GLENWOOD - Glenwoods chautauqua
closed last night with the largest crowd
ever seen in our city. The talent for next
year has been partially secured and with
out question the 1907 Glenwood chautauqua
will be one OF Iowas greatest.
GLENWOOD-The GlenwOod base ball
club leaves today for the Tabor tourna-
ment which commences tomorrow, Glen
wood, Malvern. Sidney, Hastings and
Tabor will compete for places.
OTTUMWA-Joe Cores, a packing house
employe, was drowned here yesterday. He
was fishing from the dam and fell on into
the water.
CHARITON-The body found in the rail.
road yards here Thursday night has beer
Identified as that OF Neal Murray Of Del
ray, Mich.
BOoNE-Although It rolled down hill ir
the mud and sand baby belonging to Mr.
unin1ured from a runaway.
terday Louis Torsdahl, aged "a, farm
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07

made it still more buoyant and as soon as
released from its anchorage the big bag
shot up in the air to a height not hitherto
reached, and far above the fog bank that
still hung over the water. Long Island
sound was gradually left behind and the
balloon SCARED over the hills and meadows
Of Rhode Island DESTROYS of further test
ing his guide rope, DR.. Thomas dropped
nearer to land at Warwick and descended
so close that he he was able to ask of won
dering inhabitants what place it was.
over Narragansett bay and into Massa-
chusetts the balloon sailed and finally the
ocean came into view and preparations
were at once made for final descent.
The car dropped rapidly until It struck
the meadow land belonging to George n
Thomas at Brant Rock. The car, made
unsteady by its lack OF ballast. bounded
along the ground for over 100 yards before
its anchor brought It up with the oper
waters of Massachusetts bay scarcely SO'
yards away.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07

COLTON-Thrown from a binder in the
harvest feld, Greg Myers was seriously
injured, the machine passing over. his
body.
SIOUX FALLS-Augast Schultz Of
suit Of exposure during hot weather. A
popularity of his mania is that when the
clock strikes IL he becomes violent
PRESHO-A check for $780, sent 70 W.
h. McFadden, was secured by another man
named McFadden, who cashed IL and loft
the country. The bank has paid pno Nc.
Fadden and is looking for the other one.
SISSETON-Deaf from birth, Eva Fow-
fer daughter OF a prominent resident OF
this place, secured her hearing as the re-
suit OF being thrown from an automobile
which passed over her body. She is In a
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07

hand from Radcliffe was drowned. He was
seized with cramps and did not rise after
going down the first time. He leaves a
widowed mother.
DUBUQUE--Two boys named Darlington
and Mcdonald, aged 10 and 13, have been
arrested here, having escaped from the
reform school at Eldora,
CARROLI-The little 2-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Murphy of Irwin
was run over and killed by Northwestern
train Sunday night -,
be initiated into the Modern Woodmen here
al a big celebration Tuesday, August Z.
SIOUX CITY-Charles Dana Reed In
charge of the Sioux City weather office. has
been offered the position Of chief weather
forecaster of Argentine Republic at fine
increase In salary. --.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07

STURGIs, S. D., Aug. 6.-(Special)-
Another large and handsome building is to
be erected here and bids for same will
probably be opened on the 18th of the
present month. 1t will be built by the
Masonic, Odd Fellow, Workmen and Eagle
lodges, all Of whom are equally inter-
ested in the same, and is to be erected on
the site where their building, recently
destroyed by fre. stood. The estimated
ost of the new building is about SIC, 600
and viii ready for occupancy by the frat
of the year. --.--- L..-.-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07

ney, has filed suits In the Salt Lake
courts against the Diamond Coal and
Coke company for the heirs of John
Mawtksy, Thomas Foulds. John Jansas,
John Kasari and Henry Palo, miners who
were killed by the mine explosion at Ola
mondville last December Each suit is
for $4,000 damages. ID. -...
RAWLINS, Wyo.-The Union Pacific
has unloaded a diamond drill here and will
prospect for iron In the fields near this
city One of the chief desires of Presi-
dent Hartman is to manufacture all steel
rails and other track material used on
his lines at some point thereon, and as
the Union Pacific cuts a large deposit
of valuable iron ore in this vicinity, IL
is argued that the present investigations
are in line with Harrimans plans to es-
tablish a large steel plant at or near
RaWlinR
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
WYOMING MAN RUNS AMUCK
Jack Williams shoots Woman and
Then shoots Man Who
Arrests Him, -


CASPER, wyo., Aug. 6.-tSpeciai Tele-
gram. Jack Williams shot Mrs. John
Adams this morning at her home four
miles east of Casper
The bullet entered her right arm and
passing through penetrated her breast. The
woman ran to the barn where she con-
cealed herself In the hay NOW until VIII
liams left the place, She then summoned
a neiglbor who brought her to town and
her wounds were dressed 1t is impos-
sible to say at this time whether her
wounds will prove fatal or not, ..
After shooting the woman Williams went
to a hay camp near by and told what
he had done and young man in the field
demanded his surrender. Williams refused
to give himself up AID a struggle ensued
between them. In the attempt to over
power Williams the young man was shot
twice, one shot taking effect In his wrist
and the other in his hip. but undaunted
by his wounds he knocked Williams down,
him. They have not yet reached town
tied his hands and feet and relieved him
of his six-shooter. The wounded man.
whose name has not been learned. came
to town leaving Williams in the hay field.
where the sheriff and his deputy found
with the prisoner.
The refusal Of Mrs. Adams to marry him
is said to have been the cause OF VIII
liams' irst crime this morning. VIII
liams has made the Adams home his place
of residence for the past three years.
Mrs. Adams was left a widow about two
months ago by her husbands suicidal
death. John Adams went home from town
one day and. as was reported at the cor
| oner's jury, shot and killed himself in
his room Jealousy was said to have
been the cause of Adams act VIII
liams has been resident of this county foI
a number Of years and was divorced from
his wife here four years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
brief News OF WyominE,

AFTON-Sherin james OF Evanston
has investigated the depredatiOns OF
the fence cutters who have been active
near here for some time and for whom the
rancheTs have been searching with loaded
guns
RAWLlNS-A band OF seventy-hve Ute
Indiana en- route from the Ute resArvR-
ten 70 the Pine Ridge agency OF the Sioux.
HAYS been slaughtering game and ranch
men say the bullets OF the redskins have
also hit calves and grown carrie
BIG PINEY-A new gold deld Il at
tracing attention near here. Recently q
four-fOOt carbonate lode was found ore
from which assayed $50 in gold and some
silver. A number of mixers and prospec-
tors have already gone ~ the new Held
EVANsToN.-Dayid EboHRA "a .attnr-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
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Haskell Indians shut out.

ARAPAHOE, Neb., Aug. Especial Tele-
gram THE Arapahoe Braves vanquished
the Haskell warriors in one OF the best
southwestern Nebraska. While Saline was
batted harder than the Haskell southpaw
he compelled the batting of flies and that
thirteen of their outs were fly catches,
many hard ones creditable 20 his support.
The base hit column of both teams is not
a true index to the batting as the ball
was hit hard throughout the game Bel
amy as umpire proved honest and capable.
The score: a R.H.E.
Arapahoe B...O o 0 o 0 0 o al 2 Q
Batteries: Hui and Lawrence; Saline
and Schoonover. Two base hit: rArapa-
Doe, l. First base on balls: l each.
Struck out: BY Hill, s; Saline g. Stolen
bases: each. Attendance $50
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
Accident to nc Puritan.

NEW LONDON, Conn.,. Aug G-The
steamer Puritan OF the Fail River line
broke a shaft on New London hArbor early
today. The steamer came to anchor in the
fog on SarRhs ledge. The 800 passengers
bound from New York to Fan River were
transferred to the railroad station here
By tuEa
A train win be made up here before noon
to carry the passengers TO their destin-
alton The fog on the sound was unusually
thick this morning
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-07
Veilings.

We have the most complete line OF veil
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you are looking for novelties you will find
any quantity Of them at yelling depart
ment on main floor.
Black wells, in plain Tuxedo meshes,
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Mostly wanted kind Of colored veilings
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Mourning yelling, 75c per yard.
Mourning wells, 500 to $3.50 each.
White wells, with black dots, are always
good style, complete showing, at 25c to SOc
yard
Ready made lace wells, In dainty colors,
yards in length, $500 to $500 each.
Chiffon yelling. complete showing Of the
popular light shades, very desirable for
automobile wear, Soc to S1.25 a yard.
Ready made automobile wells, 8 yards in
length, light shades, only $3.50 to $50 eacn,
Maline nets, in all oolors. 25c yard.
Main floor.