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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-07-26
HOpkinSville Market.
Corrected Every Thursday
GROCERIES,

GROCERIES,.
THESE ARE RETAIL PRICES
Apples, per peck, SOC
Beans, white, per b s.;
Coffee, Arbuckle's, per H., lie.
Coffee, roasted, zoe to S5c.
Coffee, green, 12Hc to 25c.
Tea, green, per b 90 to Soc
Tea, black, per b.. 40c 70 5Oc
Cheese, cream, Doc TO-, straight,
Pine Apple, csc to ST. Is.
Edam, SIPS
Sweitzer, SOC 10.
Sugar, graduated, Is lbs, 81 90.
Sugar, light brown. 10 lbs, 81 90.
Sugar, dark brown, 20 lbs. 81 90,
Sugar, Cuba, 20 lbs. for $l00.
Sugar, xxx. 20 lbs. for ST 90.
Flour, patent, per Dbl, s. IS.
Flour, family, per Dbl, 81 25.
Graham, per 100 lbs, $500.
Meal, per bushel, soc.
Hominv. 20c gallon.
Grits, Zoe gallon.
Dat Flakes, package, l0c 20 15c.
Dat Flakes, bulk, Sc 10.
VEGETABLES.
Sweet potatoes, per peck, 25c.
Irish potatoes, per peck, 25c.
Cabbage, per ID Sc.
Onions, per peck, Soc.
Turnips, peck, zoe.
Celery, SC and 10c bunch.
CANNED GOODS.
Cranberries, per quart Doc.
Corn, per doz. cans.Sl 90 to 81 so
Tomatoes, II cans, 81 90 to $50,
Peas, from 10c to SOC per can.
Homiby, 10c per can.
Beets, per can. 10c
Kidnev Beans, loo can
Lima Beans, per can, 10c
Korona, per can, 20c.
Squash, per can. l0c.
Peaches, loo to 40c per can.
Apricots, per can, 25c to 35c.
Pear per can. 10c to 35c.
PInesberries, per can, 25c to $50
Raislns, loo and 15c package.
Raisins, layer, Is ID,
Evaporated Peaches, 15c To-
Evaporated Apples, 10c 10.
Evap. Apricots, 15c (@ 20c Id.
Prunes, 10c per ID.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Hams, country. per ID l5c.
Packers hams, per h., 15c.
Shoulders, per ID, loo.
Sides, per To-, 10c.
Lard, per h., 12Hc.
Honey, per h., 12Hc
POULTRY.
Eggs, 10c doz. Hens, 7c ID.
Young Chickens, each 121 to Soc.
Turkeys, fat, per ID, 8 to &c.
Ducks, per h., &c.
BOOSTERS, per h., Sc.
Full feather geese, per doz. ,$3 90 |
Wholesale Prices.
GRAIN.
No. 2 Northern mixed oats, per :
ushel. As; No. l Timothy hay, per
On, $500; No. 2 Timothy hay, per
On, $1,000; No 1 Clover Hay. per
On, $500; Mixed Clover Hay and !
timothy hay, per ton, SD so.
POULTRY, EGGS AND BUTTER.
Prices paid by wholesale dealers
D the producers and dairymen:
Live Poultry-Hens, per ID, 7c;
IRE springs, ID, &c.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-07-26

Some one seeing the two large
white electric light globes on the
front of the new Bank of Hopkins
vile wanted to know if the bank
would be kept open all night. There
is bank in New York that never
closes except on Sunday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-07-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Hams, country, per ID i5c.
Packers hams, per b., 15c.
Shoulders, per h., loo.
Sides, per To-, los.
Lard, per h., 12Kc.
Honey, per h., 12Hc
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-07-26

A new concrete pavement is being
put down about J. o. Cooks drug
store The real concrete pavement
beats all others.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-07-26
POULTRY.

Eggs, 10c doz. Hens, &c ID.
Young Chickens, each 121 to Soc,
Turkeys, fat, per ID, . to &c.
Ducks, per h., &c.
BOOSTERS, per h., Sc.
Full feather geese, per doz. IS 90
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-07-26
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

How lonesome everything looks
about the Y. NJ. c. A building. AL
most as much so as about the court
house.
The evening world., 1906-01-16
Hope Given Up When It Was
Discovered Both Lungs
Were Affected.
FRALLIED AND THEN SANK
The Millionaire Merchants Stores
Throughout the World Or
dered Closed at Once.


Anrshail Fled, the millionaire rner-
chant, dad at o'ol0ck this afternoon
In the Holland House. where ne has
been ill from pnehmonla for the last
eight days. The end came quietly and
palnleesly. The immediate family was
at the bedside, announcement was
made 70 the host Of friends tllat were
waiting IN the anterooms ana hobbies
OF the hotel
The end was not unexpected az the
phyalcians had slren % aii hops md
had informed me family that aeats,
inig1t ba expected aas moment Al
intefEals the slcz maa's nnIss weaf-
ened 30 decidedly thaf L nlss aeess -,
lo admlniater strong alimnlanfs. r va
u one q taese sinking spells thst the
end came.
~, Field spent q restless nfzhk
vas ATTENDED by August ). Eddy : 100
friend of the family Or. Rirvs he
night doctor. and the nnraas an nsrnt
the patieng vas treated aith bvno5sr.
mic infections Of brandy ana dIsitsI,.
rt was hoped that the rally ~ - earl,,
eyeninA might cryasalilze into perma-
nsns tiqe g Improvement but aEr. Field
he5an 70 sink. The congestion 81 the
lungs grew worse and there vas 8 hur-
ried consultation q The physleians. Al
ter stimulanfs we're admInisfsred ne ps-
tient apbeared to rally again. but nis
condition was weaker than It haa been
since the. disease proHlfaled MIN.
Stanley Field. e nephew Of afr. Field.
said that his unols had been conscious
most Of the night. Ills temperature va
res around lo2 and ioz hIrs. Risid mo
collap144 affer the extreme nervosis
9tfalqi ie completelY worn cut she bsd
felualneq almost continually at fhe ksG-
1iqe % het husband before sze aaTs T.5t
The DlE hotel. always quiet reIisrt
Neqnly lae aar nE aonsiaasz==z -
enlaii4te4 from. ne big auita 81 room
On the hfth 0ooF. Even wIfheaif tf.s,.
n tnp Urn floor. TINS talenh1na s4,a
telagraph booths were ia consfanr 1ias
Qy inQulfefs from all over - es5,fa
q nnQ Waa in continual talaeh giff 49,
qlE lllcan Interests NE erszS afeS,s-
mere anu ene London. Eaf RsriT
Alu Ifeaaea branches 4Fens ee4esss,
closed at once. =
The evening world., 1906-01-16
DAN STUART LAID
UP WITH PNEUMONIA
Doctors Attending Well
Known Sporting Man
Fear He Win Die.


Dan 4. Stuart. the weii known sport-
::asszz slzas E dying e pneumonia az his
residence No. 5i5 West Ninetieth sfreef.
a consultation vas called this after
moon ard tiley gave out . bulletin that
the chances for his recovery were very
remote Dra. Lambert, Moore and
0uearbridge are attending him.
Stuart Is best. known as the promoter
of the conbett-Fi -Fitaslmmons night AT
CsHson Ciny. New When these two
were matched stuart put IN a bid Tor
the contest 1t was the best oTared
and vas accepted HIS intention was to
pull on the fgat at Dailas, Tex. The
Governor opposed Il and called a special
eesslon Of the Legislature ana passed
9 bin prohibiting prize lighting in thzt
State. He then turned bis attention 10
Hot Springs. Arii Again his plans were
frustrated. the Governor 81 thai state
Stuart, still determined to hold the
ugnfs went 20 Nevada, WliGce he pres
vailed upon several politicians 10 frame
g bin perlnlttlng the dght This was
done. and the now famous .frht between
Ruby aooaft ana corbett was held
winch cost Corbett his championship
Stuart Is a half owner In the CjafsfiHH7s777
race track ct Hot Springs.
The evening world., 1906-01-16
GIRL TESTIFIES
AGAINST MOTHER
Took the Parf Of Druggist
Who Was Arrested for
Assaulting Widow.


Elsie senneWaid. seventeen years old
daughter Of a widow. sIfs. Lena b
6ennewald, living It 30. 81 Easl
Elghty-frst street. appeared u the cea.
ire Street Police Court to-day Is &
Wltness against her mother.
Mrs. SonneFald accused claade a.
BiseioW, q drnsgist at 40. IS East
Eishty-drst street Of assault. she de-
elared that on tie afternoon of Dee.
90 while going Into hef honae BsgAloN
struck her on the head With "a enamel
pail, causing hor much injury aIrs
Sannewald declared "a Magistrate Aaayc
that Elsie had. i86l her home 81 a.
count o. BigeloW. who she daolaasd was
9 mprried man.
~ obiected Is him,e hErs ssnaaualdl
told the 4iagistrates ,paeauss Is vas
married man. ana A.den msl him
on the street I tSld him 70 aad aa hit
mo On the head Wlth q pau
Elsie told MaglHrfale AIaso nat her
mother was s0bject - ITS 81 violent
temper she aiid that aIr. EisaI0. had
always been geaiieman and I'D treat
ca her e. lady
NcW YOUNG sirls saa fhs Mssis-
lrate. ~ think you had hat1aE s. hms
pllh your mother I wiII adjourn this
ease until Jan. q and hold tha defends
mt y 1922 ban to keep kha peace anzil
af won't go home aSth mv mother.
saiQ the 4ifl. she let tie eeaEf=Hsea
IILn HIH1IoWl l11 uaa 4aEnzaHza znE
Bond required of him.
The evening world., 1906-01-16

lrarshali IIeid ua bsEn Ii cans
Masa.. in la5 HIS father eas 4 gsss,s Z [.
and the boz rseslxed re saaoallon 81 8
farmqs8 son. uesea ia6lazsa - -
mon 1caoel aaa aadazv ar ~
re4soo& senefally = e1al esss = ssrie
rgodunins sasee S mea. &.
lotaAood hs sas Ehs akszzI bsfn
1lla e4tl hobby sac
aiVaT1 had On hand s aanale 81 f5a
twenty q thirty sHaslo inIvs
he rad aaFtsred Tor alkn ~ other hes
10 ncyr w playful hBz bit
hnd b certain dezaa 8 naarga
Win as sanlilaf asaaaIasaa
At fha az of seventeen s. w "a
Pttlsli 81 hls native state end
20 Art at n ne zATz Haas
ot Inel e 1eecAe famous Ha
CURED trHlegmaa q ElzsIs aEsseda1
store l44fa Ha4e - fzaa four
The evening world., 1906-01-16
HTGHW AYHEN BEAT
AND ROB AGED MAN.

Matthew Fanreh, sixty yearB Of aGe.
o retired business man. who lives with
his wife and son ct NO. 50 East one
Hundred ard nishth street, was held 10
last night ak Park avenu1 ana Ono Huns
drea ana Elehth street, under tho arch
Of the New Haven aund Hartford Rail-
road
The highaaynen faIled kho old man
ana beat hi1n ilfgnaeFcifuliy after noliev-
lng hlIa og q valuable god watch Tho
thugs were frightened on before tliay
had q chance 70 saeura q coll of biilH
amounting to $50 which EcrTci carried
IN his inside 5ooleet
The evening world., 1906-01-16

LETTERS TO Be
READ IN COURT
Sarah Madden, Actress,
Says She Has One Fiun-
dred and Thirty.

sarah zfad5ea. vho eaptivated e.
Tke Widow N - Trip to chinatoWlis'
ana Is suing Pesar Duryea. the famong
Kentucky horse breeder ana horsonlan.
foF Sso.eao Tor dToach 81 promise Of
marriage. win have 1zra Phiiip M
IydiE, former wife og ". Z. d. Stokes.
ana ". 2. D. Stokes himself. and other
society people as Witnesses. when the
case comes "a fo- trial before Justice
Giegerich ana E jury fn the Supreme
Court 8 fortnight hence.
Her counsel. Loula A. CuvIlllar. got
the casa moved up 81 that Il win come
on for ffial e stated Hiss Madden,
Who alleges thai Ir. sookesa partner
"a the famous paaaEsn-W wilkes stock
Farm at L.ezirston aa5 introduced 70
her II Nareh. zssls e Lexington. made
ardent love e hel Tor three years. ass
more than - leva-lazlers q read To-
lha jury Nathaniel Cohen. Of counsel
fer Duryaa. has been aubpoenaed 70
pzoaras le9 letters written b. afisa Agad-
den b responae tn hls billet duux
afhsTs sfis5 Proposed.
Miaa Madden sasa IA her complaint
thAt Petar pnrvea popped the question
IA Hay lz IS Lexington. ana popped
4 again o. thrsa distinct occasions 81
pnis ciEy-an Auzaat. 1 e. the Pnrs
avenue fzssass Deesaa1g. iacQ. e. 30.
West Blorty-second street. and aEain ln
October lsals &C daia house. she says
no dafa Waa azE fer the Weddins and
Peter, who had always e1adcd THAI
poiut cooled RItoEathef aftag thn last
proposal. ana naa ever since refused 70
marry her e ase eraak hamlllation ana
aiso destfoglnz hsF ehaseea 81 gsttins
e Husband
F. ne itnaHsE Peter DrEyea denies
thaf IS s7ss Hzsasa = 1roai=ed to
marrs tie fals aeHs asaiaa that 1ht
auneEsd mealal sHsglahs deaisr that
ste was nuu.I|asa and as6sss thal -ha
Joss aa9 ezasE aaelznniEIss e ntatrg.
bus eanlss sFassz shas - e
marry her
es aF s aunnsn
Peter Durs ho1e s 81 E.sssneto,.
though he apanaa most q hia tin
Nea Iurk Ana naa anHHtnanfe Is NJ
. H Ht1He AHnaaa
n4 A 4aa in a
Irin = @alaHsn ae s intlocad
"a 1eIaf4 #sz#aH s. Htrs Naf4o1 MHiIt
at "a t#sHa ze atHnaf at nal-
inFit n = taz fu - LcE.
ileloa = eH1zH
aHa aiHHaa ms under Gle fesa ~ rr
GtialA 2s ae nas u
-. - .-zz.szl...-.-.-
Eant na = HHI1ns. #haa fttufnfi
ialae e meme company nI1vIuI
IaH Hn aH H HuHFa Wa 4.fH
afteuHHa Ha HsnE Is HoHefa rHa
te1tIouata Ia1HH aH=ze sFaaIu aaH IooN|
Sc MHH aHHaH aaf1a tnH|
IaTs ~ - tis tt8
taHH W ~ W 1#s h HIt and $50.
~ HtH tH
aa e e tdred tnrm
The evening world., 1906-01-16

He had been forced 70 admit that 50
owned stock IN Town Topics, SMART
Set and concerns allied with thrm. that
he had taken stock for hla aorvlccs;
that he worked Cor the qualifications and
had ONCE room IN their building that
he read and passed On matter Tor them;
that he received 81 200 d year from Town
Topics, $3.50 a year from the less Esq
Col and fees for work done FOR othar
concerns.
And then Mr.. Osborne read tho lpro-
visions Of the city charter forbiddng a
Justice of Special Sessions aarnihg or
receiving any money bg eoutslde worxf
during his term on the bench iand iat
the witness 60 until to-rnorrow3
Assistant Dlslfl1t-lAtofneg csiconnor
made the opening statement fof lho
prosecution. he raad Tie afiirio iit-
ten b NJ. Hapgoad for Golfers. which
Justice Deuel. said vas llbellous
Deuel. % The Stand
s1ustice DeueIs whole ne ii 81 opaa
bodk. said AIr. 0'c0nnor. "a book
which you ara f liberty q turn leat
BY Leaf aad examine his every act. Ho
wears BE cray hair with homer, ahd
believe you viii believe what he snys.
After explaining the law governlnw
erirainai libel Afr. osConnor. closed IA
iysst seven minutes after he had begun
ei.d called Justice Deuel. 70 the stand.
.Are you 3 part owner of 9 paper
which prints scandals aDout people who
ars net powerful enoash % buy ~
siiencs2. aakad o'connor after the
preliminary questions
II am nnfH Haid Deuel.
''Dir8st examination ended" SAID M.
o'Connor. ana sat down
1fr Osborne took the Iustlca IA hand
FOR cross animation.
Osborne wanted Deuel. to ten what paF-
tiellar sections of the arucla Sc ro
-=Ssisa llsslle.as ma Asslafant ris
AtkorIley oh5aezsd and Oabornoi
WlthdrgW the question. lie then n1d'
the Fgllueak recIte TIE Offices he had
the Justice said, vas e. CommonWoa altfi
Attorney ln Virgins. ssast after the civil
war. 20 he exact i1a vas appointed hVl
tae Military GnYefnng q vlTginia, Gen.
you didn't folipW the army South
qld you you ven down after the WAR
didn't youl Sad oabofne.
= vent down lazaI, sid the Eineeal
Held Nany ofices.
After gps nuins Two years "a Virginis
Ns9 eaiss S,Fe 3sssa sss e e9s gis nses Ssl; g
eecretarX p untted States Sanatdrl
Ltgscoe -onAllns. and Hsefstary Tor ifoI
I5s51sa So ~ a..,s,.-s
Unitsd States District A ltofney f6r ~
Southern District 81 New York anNi
then Asslstant clerz Of The United
your lines were est "a nlerh
Places" remarked Osborne.
u en- saad p ~ tnsy Waze
The evening world., 1906-01-16

= was SiilliYan's first crack at the
e'eemblne" ana he enjoyed II, though
la discussion nearly turned the cham
Der into bear garden as the NJ o.
people a assies and galleries FOR time
skn the meeting
Their interruption, cheers and noisy
DEMONSTRATION hnally load Alderman Me-
Cali to demand that the dignity Of
Gle Aidermanic Chamber be respected
end order was restored.
IAslle Tine bombsheil was an inno-
eent resolution calling upon the Legis-
Iaturs to at ohce pass a bill that would
empower the city 70 construct. operate
eai 8an rapid transit Hines railroad
1lhes electric lights and IN fact every
tnd 81 public utility. He asked for
late eonsideratiun Of the resoiu-
nlaais zee the Pit.
zTszsaent o9oman opposed and
ts fe q hs conanittae on
szl Alderlun Eullvan
~ asz inzy afraighod the re-
Hazan sna5orisS.
ana sr allies of the afu-
eal ouneHalp League. - sid.
oniy & feR days ago formed q
Ean to orgaulxe this board.
aasa been praaaAlns nanicIpal owner
I'D. NoW Eaey ere opposing Il. This
vsolu.lan calls for municipal owner
90. mt only 81 name. but in fact. This
solution S oaered ia good faith and
nillar e oah which ] offered -four
Ezaea azo. and On tiiat occasion this
aae Alseenaa Goodman votsi IN ne
16r.
The evening world., 1906-01-16
fAFJRIIE BEATEN
AT EAIR GROUNDS
Opening Event Goes to Kings
Gem, a Ten to One
Shot.
.RouNps. NRw oRLHAgls

ia The opening event a dash q
six furiongs. was won BY Kings Gem
At ot0 !. Ethsared, Bhe favorlte, was
third
The races this afternoon were very
ordinary the class Of horses entered
faaled ze bring ont a crowd and whi-a
AZ entries was 50 poor that betting was
a q Etandatiil.
The evening world., 1906-01-16
AT 10 IG |,
wins FIRST RACE
Poor Fields Affect Attendance
Which Falls Of Consid-
erably at City Park.

( CITY PARK. NEW ORLEANS. jan.
e Liens. 10 70 shot. gallopea away
s. the opening group.
rhe management furnished such 3
poor card this afternoon that the at-
.leudance was very slim, n dact the
smallest OF the present meeting. The *
races earded were Of the ordlnary kind
and nothing 81 any Importance took
piaos. The track was IN good condltioa.
FIRsr RAcE,-Ihfea and 8 hslg faElensa.
The evening world., 1906-01-16
Judge TOOK BOTH
SALARY and FEES
rnE1 nRITnlnF- IREnDF/
U1 UU | SlDE VVUflIA
Deuel. Forced to Admit that He Cot
Stock and Cash from Town Topics
and Other Concerns for Ser
vice" While on Bench

Deuel. unhappy day IN the witness
to-day against Editor HaDgo0d o
Golfers criminal libel direct examination lasted n
Pu Then followed six hours Of gng under the scatng Questions
Of James ". Osborne, attorney for the defense
day az1s rs y1s
The evening world., 1906-01-16

a Municipal Ownership Res
olution Of Little Tim Sullivan,
Though Anti-Wigwam Mem
bers Vote to Delay Action.

Bird coler Borough President Brooklyn from the
danie combine OF Republicans Municipal Ownership to-day
end voted with resolution ownership
The opposition based entirely the charge Little Sin
cr in introducing resolution.
The evening world., 1906-01-16

pe. goHey went 70 the front at the
start, made all the running ana Won
easily by q length from kings Gem,
who closed fast from a slow beginning
and beat the favorile, Ethelreo, g
lsneth Tor the place. Tine-1.l5 IS.
SECOND RACE-ono mile.
The evening world., 1906-01-16
| [lINS JURY
DHSA

1eFy which tried Denton H0pKlus q lie s5asgs q
dids is wife in Brooklyn after dsl5sfsiu o seven hours
reported late ths evening that they were unable e aase
The evening world., 1906-01-16

ODD Trick went 70 the mont 1QIt0Wsa
By Lens and fittle Boot, and they ran
this way 20 the stretch. There Lens
cloaea Oh 0dd Trick and N drive won
By length. Odd Trick was the same
distance before Little Boot. Time
0.s2 3-5.
SECOND RACE SELLING; mile and slE
The evening world., 1906-01-16

atlle snernan ilmreo aNaY - 1Eaaz
H1I1F was IIIfIfiiu ut flatittsa4ttsttl y ~ f55a
ztdu CdfIuN who beat Little HHd sHa
ue di1tauce. fime~i
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-10
REAL ESTATE
''-'- ''''- TRANSFERS

A list of transfers of real estate fur
nished daily by the Lake County Title
and Guaranty company, abstracters
Crown Point Ind:
Rebecca Barker to Solomon Fried
man, lot 3, subdivision $50 feet
block l. sw u section 29-379.
East Chicago Co. to Frank Kowalski
lot 30. block 6. ne u section 32-37-9
East Chicago. -. $1,000
East Chicago Co. to Susie f. VonVolken
burgh. lots "a, 25, block s. lots &c t.
33, block 7, Sc 4 section 2S-37-9
East Chicago. -. S4SO0.0C
Petrus Anderson to F'rans K. Hern
strom lot 3, blocg II, 3rd addition
Indiana HarbOr... -. $4,000
Fred w. Altendorf to Edward II. Salu
ski, lot 16, block 60, Indiana Harbo
Cast Chicago Co. to Anna K. Hansen
lot Il. block H. Bra addition. Indiana
7harles E. Novels to Ralph Stick, LOT
20, block 4, Marbles addition, Ham
mond. $4,000
In addition to the foregoing transfers
there have been filed for record with
the recorder of Lake county, Ind, ?
mortgages, A releases and miscellane-
Gus instruments.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-10
Wabash VS.. Il,'nois Next.

In view of the fact that Wabas
College is to play Illinois Universit
next Saturday and will make an effo
to defeat the team from the Suck
state, the following from that scho,
will be Of interest:
Ovitz, the star baseball pitcher Of tn,
Him. sprang into prominence as a
football possibility in today's practic
game when he drop kicked successful
from the thirty-yard line Ovitz go
the kickoff coolly and accurately de
spite the rush of the freshmen for
wards. The scrimmage was the hes
of the season. The battle between
Brooks and Sinnock for quarter bacl
promises to be warm. Disosway, {
fast sub outffelder on the base bal,
team joined the squad today. Captain
Carrithers played sensationally at tht
end.
That the varsity may have absolut
secrecy Lindgren will bar the gate
Wednesday afternoon and practice nev
plays, calculated to confound Coyou'.
Hoosiers Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-10

A correspondent sends an anecdote Of
a man in a midland town. A friend of
his was lying i'll, and he went to see
him to cheer him up. you look uncom-
mon bad, joe" he said. Yes" said the
sufferer Made your WILL" inquired
the consider, because 1 should if
were your" There was an awkward
pause, during which the visitor left )
moment later he returned Il say,
joe" he observed, yours is awkward
stairs to get a coffin down. Goodby,
Joe, goodby. London Globe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-10
MA.1Y THOUSANDS
SEE FIRST GAM
Sex Win by Ease Running
and Fielding, Not by
Batting.
VERY FEW I TOLD YOU sos
For The Most Part, However, South
Side Teams Victory Was
Not Expected.

Before a shivering crowd of baseball
maniacs the White Sox defeated tn,
Spuds by the score of to 1. Hand
some Nick Altrock did the twirling
for the Sox. and Three Fingered
Mordecai Brown pitched for the Spuds
Both pitchers held the batters on tn
opposing team to four hits and tht
Sox won the first game of the cham
pionship series, as they did the many
others before they won the America
league pennant not by batting but b.
that marvellous base-running and field
ing that discounts the best batting H.
the country.
There are few Il told you SOS" but
the great majority Of the fans expected
the West Siders to win the first game
which was played on their own grounds
even though they were willing TO ad-
mit that the Sox would take a game OF
two out Of the series on their home
grounds.
The game was a good one and every
thing was up to the expectations of the
fans. except the weather. The chill
did not mar the work of the players
however. and the spectators We're wise
enough 10 come warmly dressed and
The first run was made when Robe
knocked a three Dagger and came in a
few minutes later. In the next in
ming, the sixth. Manager Jones was the
man to cross the plate. Isbell helping
him do il.
The Spuds tried to redeem them
selves in the sixth when king made
circuit of the bases, but the best
Brown. who followed him, could dc
was TO get on third with two men out
and was caught out at the home plate
when Schultz knocked grounder.
Just as was expected the Sox ex-
celled in every way with the exception
of the pitchers and in the selection o.
Nick Altrock the manager was wise. fol
his assortment of curves was wonder
full and his nerve gave the players con
/ ndence.
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isfactory work Saturday and admitted
mat indiana was lucky to get out with
a victory
Yesterday afternoon. after severely
eFitlclsing the men on their ragge
playing against Wabash coach jimmy
sheldon sent the members of the STATE
University football squad through tbs
hardest work of the season, and, de
spite the fact that the players soon be
came exhausted. he urged them on ana
did not permit them to leave Jordon
neld until long after dark. While tn,
backs spent their time in running dow,
punts, the linemen, who We're so slow
to charge in the game against the Lit
tie Giants, were kept busy bucking the
charging machine up and down thu
field.
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