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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-02-23
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NoTE- daily sunlay Sunday only; daily
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-02-23
ONE THING TO REMEMBER.

There is just one thing to remember,
and that is the A. O. u. w. Bazaar at
Odd Fellows Hall on March 5, 6 and Z,
for the benefit of the Paris Hospital
Fund. The committee in charge
promise you three nights of amusement
such as you never before experienced.
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eral days, perhaps weeks. QTake some
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consumption has attacked your lungs,
German Syrup will surely effect cure
as it has done before in thousands of APP
parently hopeless cases of lung trouble.
qNew trial bottles, 2Sc; regular size,
75c. AT all druggists.
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BREAKS AN ARM.

Squire j. w. Conway, of Riddles
Mills while unloading hay at ]. H.
Fuhrman's stable yesterday, was in
some manner caught by the graphing
hook and thrown to the ground, recelv-
ing severe cut on side of head and his
right arm broken near elbow.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-02-23
SALE OF BEAUTIFUL MARE.

Shropshire Bros, sold to Sterret &
Hamilton, of Hot Springs, Va, their
beautiful mahogany bay walk-trot and
cannter ladies mare, Fannie Forces
ter, named for their sister, Miss Fan
ME Shropshire.
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LOST.
preserved.

A pocket folding Kodak, in leather
case. Lost between the home Of j. Q.
Ward, near town and Courthouse.
Leave News Office and receive reward.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13
BASEBALL.

Hayden and Ferris have been suspended
for their little fist fight in New York.
Brldgeville VIII play X-Wilmington at
South Side Park tomorrow afternoon.
series between Dover and Bridge
vile would prove very interesting
II YOU want to be posted on an the
latest happenings in baseball read The
Evening Journal
Snake eDal had his batting clothes on
yesterday, getting three hits.
Tho Washington A. c. would like to
hear from any Is to 70 year old team in
the city for a game Saturday. Address
L. p. Edwards. a2 West Sixth street. ID
and A. phone. so67D.
Merdecai Brown has only three fingers
on his pitching hand. but he IS taking In.
place of the mighty Mathewson as the
best pitcher in the country.
Christy Mathewson has been n great
disappointment for the Giants this year
The big fellow has never been really right
since the race hegan
Pitcher Billy Sudhon Is pitching inds
pendent BAH around st. Louis. He refused
TO join the Kansas City Club to whom
Washington released him
Stone and Hemphn are not officers. OF
The Anti-Gamhling Society. but they have
broken up more games this year than auv
law-and-order detective
Evening journal., 1906-09-13
WILL BUILD YACHT
FOR SIR LlPION
Denny Brothers, Think They
Can Lift the Famous
Cup

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
GLASGOW, Scotland, Sept iS.-ofer Of
a new yacht, built upon a new scientific
basis. to challenge for the Americas cup.
has boon made to Sir Thomas Upton by
Denny Brothers. the well-known ship
builders Of this city.
The stipulation is made by the ship
builders that they shall have a free hand
in the construction OF the yacht Their
plan for the boat overturns the ideas Of
Watson and FIFE. previous designers for
Sir Thomas. but they express confidence
in their ability TO build yacht which
win give a good account Of itself.
In his plans to challenge again for the
cup, Sir Thomas has been hindered by
designers who decline TO prepare designs
unless the yacht is constructed to con-
form TO the new rating rules Of the New
York Yacht Club.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13
WORLD LIKES PRIZEFIGHTERS;
We CAN'T GET AWAY FROM this
We Are That Primatiye Yei
and viii Continue to
Be So

There is no getting away from tha
fact that the people OF this country.
taken as whole. dearly love prize
nght II not a prize aght then rougn.
and-tunble contest between any two
citizens we are that primativc yet
~ v~Boi beolnfs ine people qre brutal
that they are interested In prize fghtlns,
but because the man who oxceis Ia any
line Of effort is looked up 20. No pr.ze
nghter ever excels unless ne has nerve
and grit TO endure punishmept The world
likes that sort Of mau, and win like him
so long as time.
The Evening journal. which has no mis-.
sion to reform the world recognizes this
fact as do all fair-mlnded pcoplc.
just az present the people OF Whining
ton who arg. iptercsted IN tWs kind Of
sport have 10 80 70 Philadelphia or else
where TO have their desires era.ihod This
ought net to be. The boxing element
should have as much right ln the com
munity as those who run fairs or other
amusements In Wilmington this is not
50. The quesaonis how hong VIII this
condition Of anairs exist. We hope not
long.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13
HUGH JENNINGS
A REAL MANAGER
His Work Has Been Of the
Best From the
Start

Hugh Jennings is the most magnetca;-
ly aggressive manager in any league to-
day. McGraw not excepted, and ,aggres-
siveness IS what every team certainly
needs. jennings and not Hanlon, was the
brains of the old champion Baltimore
Club. as any one Of the bail players thom-
selves will admit He is right good
shortstop vet, manages his Baltimore
Club IN Uniform Is always busy withshis
system Of encouragement on the line and
Is still no rowdy, but confines his work
to clean legitimate pulling for the side.
Since his accession to the management
Of the Baltimore Club. Jennings has made
a wonderful record. He has been always
up there fighting in one Of the first three
positions. only a combination notoriousy
unfair, by which games were thrown tc
his rival club beat jennings out OF the
pennaut last year. AS developer Of bail
players IN spite Of the poor material
given him, Jennings Is I'm a class by him
self He has moulded a great minor league
bail club out Of the veriest sort Of cast
offs. He made Jordan-a hopeless failure
under other men-a first-baseman who is
the years sensation. He IS there" in
every term OF the expression and. If Sc
cured by the Detroit management. would
almost certainly put new life into tho
team.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13
BOXING.

Articles have been signed by Aurelio
Herrera and Kid Goodman for bout a;
the Chelsea. Club on September IS. Tile
boys have posted their forfeits for weight
and appearance and will go on tbs scales
under ls5 pounds.
TEX" Richard has offered a purse Of
$4,000 for another fight between Cans and
Nelson.
Jack johnson is reported to have gone
to Los Angeles.
The battle between Jack O'Brien and
sam Berger will be fought in San Fran
cisco either the latter part Of November
or the third week in December.
The first fight at San Francisco since
the earthquake viii talSep lace September
g. when Dick Hyland meets Eddie Han
Ion at the Hayes Valley A. C.
Kid Lavinge. the ex-nght-weight cham
pion, is billed TO go against a boxer
named Granger at Jackson City, Mich
tonight
Evening journal., 1906-09-13
HOME ENDORSEMENT
Hundreds of Wilmington Citizens Can
Tell You About 1t.

Home endorsement, the public ex-
preston Of Wilmington people. should
be evidence beyond dispute for every
wilmington reader. Surely the expert
ence Of friends and nelghbors. cheer
fully given by them, will carry more
weight than the utterances of stran-
gers residing in far-away places. Read
tho following::
Mrs. Emma J. Sliffer wife of Jacob
b. Sliifer, Of 519 South Jackson street
Wilmington, Del, says: MY husband
recommends Doan's Kidney Pills just
as strongly to-day as he did in 1897.
iad cured him of pain in TN
back and kidneys. Before using Doan's
Kidney Pills, procured at Danforths
drug store he suffered so severely that
sometimes he toppled over while at
work and had to be carrie ----
Later he was laid up for six months
unable to do a tap Of work Doan's
Kidney Pills brought him prompt and
permanent relief, and he has never
complained of his back or kidneys
since"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
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States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13
MANAGER ALLEE HAS DEPOSITED.
$lOO TO PLAY BRIDGEVILLE
It's Now Up 10 BTidgeville to
Put Up or Shut
Up

Mr.. Harold Harvey. sportins Editor The
Evening Journal
Dear sir; win appreciate it n you VIII
give space for these few remarks In your
paper.
AS / have stated before, the Dover
team is ready and will.ng to play Bridge
vile, but we do not propose 20 allow MI.
Layton to pick both teams.
My proposition is this. and, if Mr.. Lay
ton does not wish 20 accept it. he may re-
3ect Il and admit that he has been play
ing merely for the grand stand
We viii play Brdgeyille a series OF
three or Ave games in Wilmington, with
q neutral umpire selected by some Phila-
delphia or Wilmington paper. We Will
play all Dover men. If he VIII play al
Bridgevrle men. or as many Dover men
as he does Brideeville men, but 81 Bridge
VILE Is going out side TO get men, We re-
serve the same privilege and do not pro-
pose To- allow Mr Layton, with his linz
sicd ability and knowledge Of the game,
70 pick our men. BY Bridgeville men, I
mean men who are residents Of Bridge
VILE. The sum TO be played for TO be $50,
or any sum he may state.
enclose you a check for 800 as for
felt that ] Will carry out this agreement
and. II MT Layton wishes 10 do the same
By Saturday nsht en- good and well, and
tho series win be arranged, If he does not
wish to do this. let him stop his "hot air.
as we have already monopolized too much
OF your valuable space.
Thanking you for past favors, remain
yours very truly
James T.. Alice Jr..
Mgr Dover b. B. c.
Dover. September 13.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13
A Promptly Paid Claim

Wilmington, Del, Aug. 81, 1906.
The Baltimore Life Insurance Com
pany.
l want to thank you for the
prompt payment Of the claim Of
Sz5o.00 due and paid me, on the
death Of my father, William show
acre, who died from an accident re-
ceived nine days previous to his
death, and having only been insured
four weeks previous to the accident
have nothing but the best wishes
for your company's success, and
again thanking you, I am,
Yours respectfully,
Lille M. Showacre.
The Baltimore Life Insurance is
the only company in Wilmington
which issues a special s25O.OO week
ly payment policy in full immediate
benefit.
Agent T. Willing under Superin-
/tendent James A. McSherry, No. 926
Market street, insured Mr.. Showacre
under one Of these policies He had
only paid four weeks when he met
with the accident which caused his
death, and the advantage to the in
sured of the full immediate benefit
feature Of this policy was thus
clearly demonstrated
Evening journal., 1906-09-13
X WILMINGTON Will PLAY
BRIDGEYILLE TOMORROW
Baseball Fans Of This City
Will Be Offered a
Treat

The invincibe Bridgeville baseball team
will pay wilmington a visit tomorrow
and at South Side Park will try con-
clusions with the crack X-Wilmington
Club. leaders Of the city League
Tho down State aggregation is a very
strong one and the X-Wllmington boys
viii have to be at their best If they expect
to win
But no matter who gets the victory
the fans viii not suffer as the contest will
be a red hot affair from start 10 finish.
AS this VIII be Bridgeville's first ap-
pearance in this city a record-hreahng
crowd will. no doubt. be on hand
Both clubs viii put their best men In
the field. The game will be called at $50
O'Clock sharp. This afternoon X-Wiming-
ton will play the deciding game with
Dover
Evening journal., 1906-09-13

Daylsford' b e, Posties & Morris. Wn.4 4
Guy Fawkes. &, II. T. Wallace. Will +
Time, 2.eoh, 222.
CLASS E 225 pace. best in 3 heats to
wagons; first prize, silver cup; second.
gold medal; third, silver medal.
MISS Monte m. A. B. Mathews.
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MaDel c. m, p II. Darlington. VIII. 2 3
Fanny Norwood, m, w. A. Wood.
Philadelphia ......... -
Red Bob oh g. Thomas White. Phna. a 3
brookland Chief br h, W. J. Arm
strong Wilmington ...s.. ...,.e
special Director br h. T. NJ. Harlan.
Wilmington ........ e.. .... 6
Time, 2.23H; 22SH.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13
FOOTBALL.

Only % men. the smallest number for
many years at Harvard, reported for pre-
liminary football practice on Soldiers
Field yesterday afternoon.
Walter Camp has arranged a football
conference TO be held at Chicago, October
l. Coaches stagg. Of Chicago, and Yost.
OF Michigan and practically all the other
coaches OF the Middle West. win be pres
ent.
Vincent Stevenson, OF the University of
fennsylvania, who was selected as the
All-American quarterback In 1904 has
been signed to play with the Canton pro-
fessional football team this fall. Her
oert A. Davidson, who captained the
University of Pennsylvania in 1902. will
play fpll-back, while Lynn Sweet, of New
York, viii be seen at centre.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13

Bennett Corbett, an English sports
man, who was keen golfer. directed
an his viii that his body should he
eremated, and added: Il should wish
three pound cup to be given to the
Chester Golf Club, to be competed for
on the day Of my cremation. and on the
six following anniversaries"
Evening journal., 1906-09-13

Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, r. A..
was intended for the law, and his par
ents so disliked the idea Of his study
dng art that he was obliged to rise very
early in the morning in order to paint.
This had one good effect for he form
ed a habit Of early rising, and is often
at work before most people are out Of
bed. At IA the great artist painted a
picture Of his sister, and at 16 an ex-
cellent one of himself.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13
WITH THE HoRsEMEN,

The next important event in horsedom
viii be an inter-city race between VIII
mington, Philadelphia and Trenton horses.
Each city will enter three horses and the
race will take place at Trenton on We'd
nesday, September %. Il viii be fair time.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13
Eastern LEAGUE,

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES
Providence. 4; Buffalo, 0.
Buffalo, 6; Providence, l.
Baltimore, 6; Toronto, 5.
Baltimore .; Toronto. 0.
Montreal, 8; Newark. ,.
Rochester, 1; Jersey City, 0.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13
National Leauua

RESULTS or Yesterdays GAMES
Brooklyn 4; Philadelphia, 3
New York, 8; Boston. z.
Cincinnati 6; Pittsburg. 5.
ST. Louis-Chicago. rain.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13
RESULTS OF BALL GAMES
American League.

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Athletics 8; Washington, 1.
Boston. 4; New York, 2.
Chicago. 18; st. Louis. 8.
Detroit, 5; Cleveland. 4.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13
WHAT MANAGERS
TURN OUT WINNER? I?
Is it the SCrappy Ones or
the Quiet Fellows That Turn
Out Pennant Winners

In group Of baseball enthusiasts the
other day. the question OF successful
baseball managers came up and some on,
remarked that only "scrappy'' managers
headed pennant-winning teams and to
prove this contention, cited ComisSey,
Anson. Frod Clarke and NeGraw12h II
noted fighters. This was conceded 10 be
only partly true because some OF tho
greatest, II not the very greatest of tho
games leaders were quite men, namely,
Connie Mack, Jimmie Collins, ed. Han
Ion ana Frank selee An Of these were
Quiet mon-the oasiest-gong kind of fel-
lows you ever say-yet who achieved more
in baseball than these four? Yes, and
Harry Wright was one Of the quietest
and most, casy-going fellows IN the world
and no one ever had so grand a record
AS a baseball manager as he had. The
best manager Of to-day is smooth, dipio-
matte, gentle Connie Mack.
The man responsible for the great Chi
cago National team that has practically
won the 1905 flag is Frank selee, because
the present team Is really Selee's handi-
work Frank Chance is mainly using the
men gathered together by Frank Selee.
Did You ever see a quieler or more easy
going man than selee? I never did, ox-
copt Il might be Foxy Ned Hanlon,
who seldom speaks above a whisper.
1t seems TO me that the easy-going man
asers have the best Of Il, as far as rec
ords and achievements go. and while
some aggressive managers have gained
conspicuous success. as for example. Nc
Graw and Fred Clarke, still these seem
20 he exceptional cases. Both the Giants
and Pirates wee magnificent teams when
at the zenith OF their glory and no man
oger was necessary to lead either to
victory They could have won under any
kind OF manager I think il viii be found
that the clustering and bulldozng man
ager gets very little these days. especial
~ IN the American League, where Bar
johnson has forceful method OF hand
ling blusterers.
Clark Griffith Is ascertaining that ex-
cessive kicking on his part has injured
rather than aided his Highlanders. We al
remember how McGraw found that row
dyism would not be allowed in the Ameri
: can League and knowing he would bl
impotent II not permitted to broWbeat
bulldoze, bluff, etc, McGraw Jumps" Il
league whore all this red fire is coun
tcnanced.
There are. OF course. exceptions to al
rules and many aggressive managers, bu
rood-hearted. decent fellows like Charli
Comiskey and Pop" Anson, have mad
good." buU they succeeded because O
their innate virility and force OF char
acter. and not because OF noise and blus
ter The quiet and forceful man is IN
man who makes the laws and runs tn
principal parts in the busy world. and
/ had time I could show. still more con
clusively that the impression as TO SUE
cess Of the loud" baseball managers
a mistake. The quiet man. the man of dis
nifty and brains is the man who "get
there in the long run.
Give me a Connie Mack every day II
preference 10 a 'Musssy' McGraw.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13
Tri.stat. league

RESULTS OF YES fridays GAMES
York, 81 williamsport. 2.
Johnstown, ?; Altoona, l.
Harrisburg. G; Lancaster, ?.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13

Third baseman Lennox who was given
trial with the Athletics, is hitting wen
with the Rochester team. He Is also play
Ing his position IN nne shape.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13

Connie Mack IS securing balidom In his
search for a frst-class third baseman.
That corner OF the inheld has caused him
many sieepless nights Heavy hittcrs and
capable helders do not grow on bushes
n they are sometimes found in bush
leagues.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13

Encouraged BY the grand success at-
tained in its initial year the International
League viii be IN the field again next sea-
son. and its membership viii include
eight OF the fastest independent clubs IN
the country.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13

President Hermann. Of Cincinnati. is
quoted as expressing the opinion that his
team now has the fastest inneld in the
League"
Pitcher Minahan. who was purchased
from Toledo by Cincinnati. win join the
team about the middle OF September and
make the Eastern tr'a.
Catcher Alex Smith is stil member OF
the New York team He Is earning S;s
salary BY occasional coaching ana sub
stituting for elected players
Evening journal., 1906-09-13

Coomb's great pitching, fast fielding
and clean-cut victory In the great 2i-in-
ming game Of several Saturdays ago have
made his calling and election as a nrst-
class major league pitcher secure. What
ever beude hereafter nothing can rob him
OF the glory OF having pitched and won
Apropos to this Il is rather singular that
tho record games Of the two major
leagues should have fallen TO young
pitchers in their first season, viz, the
American League and major leagues
>yecord to coombs and the National
League record TO Rculbach.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13

Tho Brush-McGraw-Puiiiam affair VIII
have a tendency to put some ginger and
spice IN the Natlonai Leagues meeting
this winter
Evening journal., 1906-09-13
Baseball Comment
Harold Harvey
By

Without baseball. that absorbing ras-
time. Cuba turns to afternoons Of revolu-
tions.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13

Manager McGraw is quoted as offering
the following bit OF advice 10 beginners:
Never take your eye OF the ball When
Il comes to you, don't slap at II. but hold
your hands IN an easy position and the
ball VIII IAN into them. When the ban
once hits your hands let the arms give
TO It's force. but clamp your fingers
around it Ike a wise" Wholesome advice
which, If followed. viii make easy work
OF fielding and obviate broken OF split
fingers skillful and natural players. bar
rinE oaiehcs, seldom sustain injuries TO
the fingers or hands. Most Of the dia-
mond injuries are received at bat and in
base runDins.
Evening journal., 1906-09-13
\ QUIET BITE
LUNCHEON OR DINNER.

in congenial company and appetiz-
ing surroundings is the ideal thought
for
Evening journal., 1906-09-13

Lord Arthur. b g, T. II. Young. Phiia..2 2 :
Dunmore s. Paul Connolly. Phila..s ?