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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-04
INDIA SOURCE OF
UNEASlNESS TO ENGLAND

London, May 3.--India is source
of considerable uneasiness TO me
British government at the present
moment. The difficulties with he
Mohamads seemed on the eve OF ret
Element. when on Saturday, Accord
ing to reports received here, new
danger threatened An atteWpt Was
made by a large Afghan force, num-
herring from 1900 to 10000. when
went across the border divided INTO
two odies to Seize the blockhouse OF
Rhvber pass, near l-andi ksoi' rae
attack was repulsed with tri1ing cas-
ualtics among the British. but the Al.
ghans remained in front of Lahal
Ksol and another body is reported TO
be moving into the Ba@ar VaIiey ny
way of Lisote pass
Gcl. Wilcox, who is in command CT
the forces. recently despatched 10
oueu the troubles, has gone TO jam
rad. a few miles west of Peshawr, AT
the entrance of Khybef pass, anu Is
fastening forward his troops to rect
the new development.
An frontier kilograms are careiullN
censored at Simla. From Calcutta
comes news of the discovery OF a plot
To murder Europeans by means OF
bombs. The conspiracy appears % De
Of ar, extensive character. ana many
arrests have been made. The ie-
sponsibility for tbs plot Is placed On
the natives, number of incriminat-
ing documents having been seized TO-
gether with a supply of bombs ana
other explosives.
The discovery Of the plot was made
through the arrest and confession OF
the author Of the bomb outrage at
AlmocEfferpur, the capital of the FRO
vince Of the same name in Bengal
in which two Europeans We're Killed.
I've morning newspapers referring
to tho Indian news generally concur
that there is no cause for alarum or
for grave anxiety. II. as is hoped. the
ameer is not directly responsible fer
the attitude OF the Afghan border
tribes. but they point out thnt until
the nmeer's attitude is definitely
known. It behooyes the government
to 10 alert and prepared for eventu-
alitics.
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SIOUX CONSOLIDATED


The Sioux Con. is making good prog
ress in developing its property. says the
Eureka Reporter. Since the instala-
ton OF the plant in September the
shaft has been sent down n depth Of 290
feet and drifting and cross-cuttinT 10
the extent az 500 feet has been ,,ors.
besides this Wine has been sunk ON
an incline 1870 feet, This makes a total
OF over thousand feet Of work Tho
ground rs more on less minernlized ana
some low grade or has been eucoun-
tered, Manager Holloway feels CONF
dent that the Colorado orc body VIII
break on ana become lost nj It's present
level and sUutherly strike. but that IL
VIII eventually change its position ana
continue ON a strike NJ several degrees
cast OF south and then az greater
depth The object Of the Incline now
being sunk on the $50 level Is 10 reach
this ore body and II rs already down
about $50 feet Hosting IS being done
I'm this incline with a donkey engine
and compressed air Is the power used
Mr. Holloway claims thar the strikes
IN tho Bullock mine bear him ont IN
his contention that the ore body wiil
change rs course which IA only a few
degrees 30 the east ana says: THE
change win occur In the Colorado
ground and near H. line"
The Sioux company win furnish
water for the East Crown Point hoist
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CONDITIONS At
ONTARIO AD|T
Dynamite Used to Open Way to
Main Avenue from Par
aIleI Drift.
REMOVING THE LAST CAVE.
Manager Hamburger on the Ground
Much Satisfaction FIX
pressed.
tspeclaI to the nNews.ol

Park City, May A huge charge
OF dynamite touched Off yesterday af-
ternoon has practically completed the
great task of restoration at the on
tario drain tunnel. BY this means the
opening between the parallel drift run
around the caved section between
shafts Nos. = ana 3, has been widen
ed and the pent-up waters let out.
Within few moments after the shot
was fired the flow in the tunnel in
creased from nine to % inches. II
was learned from Manager Ernest
lSamberger who is on the ground to-
day that the water is now nearly five
feet below the 1900 level
II may be day or two before the
last obstruction is removed but this
work is in progress and Manager
iBamberger expects to remain at the
helm until the avenue Is cleared.
!. There is much satisfaction express
lud in camp today over the situation at
Wle Ontario. 1t seems now that II will
re but a short time until the district
IN take ON its old time appearance
r. activitiyy
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G|HHER,
CLOSING DULL

New York May 4..-Prices of stocks
showed uniform small declines at the
oncpinv today Canadian Pacific fell %
aud Louisville and Nashville and st
Louis and san Francisco second pre-
ferred advanced !.
The market reversed it's course tenn
porarily and advanced fraction above
Saturdays closing The whole list
weakened again sharply. The principal
western stocks were the leaders in the
decline. but there were large sales else
where. Northern Pacific southern Paclhc,
Union PacifiC, Baltimore X ono, Ihlru
Avenue and Pressed Steel Car receded !,
Great Northern preferred and Canadian
Pnciao IA. ST. Paul and Manhattan l Il
and New York Central and Westinghouse
Electric \.
Colorado Fuel preferred sold at IS,
compared with 40A in April.
The rise Of 1 "a in Missouri Pacific
caused the general list to harden only
moderately and prices receded again
later. Chicago Great Western debentures
rose 1 and American Locomotive ana
American Ice i. Atchison and Pacific
Mail declined and Atlantic Coast Line
IA.
Bonds we're irregular
The market grew gradually firmer IN
tone in sympathy with the increasing
demand for Southern Pacific which was
bid up to say. Reading and st. Paul also
recovered to near their high prices OF
the morning and there was large de-
mand for the copper stocks Bethlehsm
Steel preferred gained points and Ma
tionul Lead and Central Leather 1.
Trading became quiet and dull In the
afternoon but the tone continued firm
with prices ruling generally at about
Saturdays level. Denver Il Rio Grande
preferred advanced X and Colorado and
Southern second preferred and American
Smelling 1.
The market closed dun and irregular.
per did not hold the market and prices
Yielded TO the lowest of the day. Union
Pacific was carried down rs, st. Pau
2. and there were fractional rallies from
the lowest.
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CONCENTRATES.

Samuel Newhouse is expected to
reach home from New York on wed
nesday.
General Manager l.. Hauchett OF tne
Newhouse mines Is at the cactus plop
erty In Beaver county today
\. ]. Davis. who Is Interested In
mining In the Seven Troughs district
says two leases have been let on the
Seven Troughs Gold Coin property
The ore and bullion settlements last
week amounted to SSh2OOO' Satur
days proportion being $4,000, divided
as follows: Crude ore and concentrates
$1,000. base bullion, SSb'OO0.
Mine Manager Il, !" Godbe Of the
Prince Consolidated and Ohio Ken
tuckv Mining companies has gone TO
Phoebe on an inspection trip. He was
accompanied by Murray Godbe ana
several shareholders.
The Phonetic News is the name of
n new newspaper just launched at
Phonetic. New. camp that has been
attracting considerable attention of
late. and in which Utah capital Is in
terested. Harry $. Hamilton Is the
editor.
George w. e. Dorsey. one of the
states prominent mining men, who is
known TO followers of the mining in
dustry throughout the country. Is in
Reno. Mir. Dorsey is favorably Inn
pressed with this city and may decide
to make his home here.-Reno Gazette.
IL. Llpson Hancock. general manager
of the Walleroo & Moonta Mining u
Smelling company, of Moonta, South
Australia, has been looking over the
mines at Bingham and the big con-
centrating mills ans smelter at Car
field MIR. Hancock is making gen
eral tour of the United States and
Canada studying ore dressing methods.
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REpoRr UNFAvoRABLE.

a, Chester Beatty. tho NugEenheIm
expert, has reported ia the Shoshone
company directors, says an exchange.
This report was based on the cXamlna-
ton Of the mine just made by Engineer
Crum who has been sent by Beatty
To Rhyoltc for that purpose
Details are not public. II is how
ever. officially announced that the re-
Port is distinctly unfavorablc; that It
declares no ore Of commercial value has
been opened up in six months, aud that
the future depends on what may be dis
closed by the shaft now being driven to
the suphde zone
The report virtually admits hat out
side OF the very limited amount of ore
blocked out. which according to- locai
authorities cannot exceed one years
supply at most, the future OF the sho-
shone mine Is totally prospective.
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET,

New York. May i.-Money on call
easier. "a at per cent: ruling rate
i u closing bid, a; offered al per
cent.
Time loans. steady: 90 days @'a "a,
2. nor cent: 40 days , per cent; and
siy months. 30 at 3ai uer cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3'2 az
per cent.
Sterling exchange easier with lot
uaI business In bankers bills AT 9S3 so
at 80 for demand and AZ 4Sl.io at
rs for 80 day bills; commercial bih-'
tS43e.
Bar silver, 525s.
Mexican dollars iIc.
Government bonds irregular; rail-
road bonds Irregular.
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WILL BUY.

discovtrs that the operation of the
srnelter is still menace to MS larIl
and crops he must make known tle
fact to the manager of the sinell'"s
company. 100, ,,,,,os cad
frav ct nj vs. American Smelling
Refining company, Utah Consolidated
Mining company United states smet,
ing Refining & Mining company ana
bingham Consolidated Mining
Smelting company. The injunction
was issued on Nov. H. 1906 and lhe
hearing to modify came up ana me
order suspending the injunction uhdef
last March.
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Pork--Mny, i9.97h; July, 1875;
Sept 13.S2Is.
Sept. $40.
Ribs-Cash. SOis mSi
Barley-Cnsh, 6OWf5.
Tmothy-May, 4 20.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. May sugar raw. quiet
Fair refining . .9S; centrifugal, 90 test,
4 As. molasses sugar 3 .73.
Rehned--Steady. Crushed 20; pow
dered. 8 go; granulated, $50
CoToe--Quiet. No. Z Rio, 6; No.
Santos, SM.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. May butter. steady.
Creameries, 19d rs dniries. 1894.
Eggs-Steady, firsts, i4A.
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REGULAR CALL SALES,

Beck Tunnel, 500 at t25; so AZ
1924 500 at l.25, seller go; 500 AT
1926, seller 3d.
Black Jack Con, t.t3S at 60; 100 at
O.. seller 60; 500 at 90. seller 3O 100 at
CT.
colorado. l25 at AS 800 at 4.27ia;
100 at 4.22is, seller so.
Daily. 500 az 2'35.
Iron Blossom. 200 at as, seller SO
Lower Mammoth, 100 AT 81, 500 at
80; 1000 al So. buyer 60
Mammoth. zoo at 1879; 300 at 1875;
200 at 200, buyer 60.
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UINTAH TREASURE HILL.
II, u. Andrew, superintendent, Goes
no Park city Ia Start Work.

supt r. y, Andrew left for Park
CITY this morning 10 organize HIS
forces and start up work at the ulntah
Treasure Hill mine. the control OF
which Is now vested In Uncle Jesse
Knight aud associates. II viii probably
take several days TO get everything In
shape, but by the end Of the week he
VIII have things moving under a fun
head OF steam
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ANOTHER MopIFIEp DEoREE.

Modified DEGREES in the smclter smoke
case of S. NJ. Whitmore ct al. vs.. the
United states Smelling. Refining q
Mining company and the Bingham Cop-
per & Gold Mining company have been
handed down by Judge Marshall. The
restrictions aud arrangements under
which the companies can pperate smelt.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
* Opened With Trading Fairly
Brisk--CIosing Quotations.

knoks week opened with business brisk
all ne hoor of the mining exchange
t.'u Tunnel, Black Jack. Colorado,
tbdmmoth Sioux Consolidated and
Seven Troughs We're all stronger and
in good demand. Now York weakened
slightly while Zenoli remained at about
Saturdays quotations. Among the
unilsteds. Mason Valley was a seller
at $i.20; East Tntic Co., at ~. and
Az, Cedar at 1l1l and u. East Crown
Point at and 2ls and Federal Ely at
l3. The closing quotations and sales
were:
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, May .--Cattle-Receipts, 20
900. Market strong to 10c. higher.
Reeves. 1851 20 Texans, 60a
Z so: westerns. 4.75G6 90; stockers and
feeders, 3 .6O@5. so; cows and helfers,
. .5O6f6.j0; calves, 4 1896 20.
Hogs-Receipts about $1,000. Market
10 to &c lower. Light, 3 goa .. 60; mix
ed esq = So; heavy. > 25q6 IS. rough,
5 c5G5.4j good 10 choice heavy, b i5 a
, 80; pigs i.30G5.l0; bulk of sales,
s sea so.
Sheep--Receipts about $1,000. Market
steady, Natives 4.70d 20; western
4.TbQ6 20; yearlings 9 .25G6 so; lambs,
5.76m7. so, westerns, .75G = 80.
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BOSTON COPPER RANGE.

James A. Pollock & CO., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
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OTHNR nIsrRIcTs.

Fairyicw Eagle. 80 asked; Nevada
Hills. 235G24O; Plttsburg silver Peak.
l1Odl.1b Eagles Nest, u bid Balloon
Hill 10 asked. Red Top, 10 bid Hall
stone, . asked.
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GEO. Q CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS, "a Il. So. Temple. Both
phones go,
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High. | Low. Sales.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

James A. Pollock &; Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following from
San Francisco on Nevada mining
stocks.
GOIDFIELD
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4. $. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, 2l5 ID. +, Walker Block.
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Silver Pick. 2Oq2l May Queen, Z bid
Nevada Boy, 344; Black Butte Ext.
lag; Blue Bell. 7dS; Dixie, lac;
Hibernia. bid; Conqueror, 4 bid.
Black Rock, l92; Lone StaI, ga 10;
G. Wonder. asked; ORC. 9G11; Ken
dali Ext, 2 asked; Mayne,2 ga At
lanta, 24@25; CT. Bend. 42@4S; EN-
pire. 3 sales; Red Top Ert., 1S bid;
Florence, S.75 bid; Dfeld r. p. Cons,
1919; Goldfeld Daisy, 1.271a: Comb,
Fraction. 65n66: CT. Bend Ext, 6 bid;
CT. Bend Annex bid; Midtown, bid;
b. b. Bonanza, 8 asked Kewanos, II
62S; E,smeralda. 4 asked; Portland,
bid; Crackerjack. bid: Red Hills.
24a25; l., Dillon, 2 bid, Y Tiger 10
asked; Grandma, asked S. r, Ext,
| bid; Y. Rose bid; foldheld Con,
5.4215@5.45; D'held Triangle, 6 bid.
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+. Il, Snow q Co.. Stock Brokers
23 Commercial Blk, Both Phones 1878
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ers are Identical with those included IN
the DEGREES handed down SATURDAY att
cfnoOn.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

May Day, so at as
Mt. Lake 1000 at SO. seller GO.
New York, 800 at l6; 1000 at 1874;
1000 at 10.
Scottish chief. 200 at 06.
Seven Troughs, 500 at 81. $500 at
80; 1000 at s5ia.
Sioux Con. $500 at 22A; i,lOO at
%.
South Columbus Con, 300 at II
South Swansea. 1000 at so.
Uncle Sam Con, 200 at So; 300 at
Utah con. Crmtic) 1000 at 121s:
1900 at 70: 1000 at ttk.
Yankee Con. 400 at so.
zenoli, 100 at 20.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Black Jack. 500 at 6S: 700 at Sc:
3, 700 at 81; 500 at 81. buyer Is.
Bullock 5000 at II.
Con Mercur 300 at 49,
Grown Point. $50 at 2tM.
Colorado, 200 at 425; 100 at 425,
seller 80
Iron Blossom. 600 at IS.
Mammoth 200 at 1.921a
Mt. Lake 100 IT "a buyer 30.
Sioux Con, 500 at 33ia. buyer 60.
South Columbus CON. 200 ut TO-
Scottish Chief. 1871 at o.: 600 O6
Seven Tro"Rhs, 500 at 80; 200 at
351a 500 at 36Ik. buyer 30.
Tetro. 1000 at TO-
Utah Con, CTlntic) 500 at III;
$500 at H.
Zenoli, 500 at 29ig
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS

st. Louis May Wool. steady Ter
ritory and western mediums, 1919; dne,
l6G ~; fine 1lQ14
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GOLDFIELD.

Sandstone, 81 asked Col. Mt 10
- 30 IH-' con q" +-r-'."
bid Pennsylvania. 2 asked; Booth. Is
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MANHATTAN

Monhnttan Con, l1Ql3; Manhattan
Humphrey bid Dexter, g asked
l.. Joe. asked, Combination 3 asked:
Mustang 9Gl0. Cow Boy, 9 asked
Original Manhattan. bid Broncho, .
az " Horse, / bid; Indian Camp. 2
hid
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BUIIFROG

Original, gas; Bullfrog Mining, 6
asked Montana Bullfrog, asked; Ma
tional Bank. 6 bid; l.. Harris, 1 asked
Amethyst, 6Qt7 Gold Bar, lG4l7: May
flower Con, NAE; Montgomery sho.
shonc Ext, 2@2i q. scepter, 3G4;
HOmestnke Con, 30 bid Tramp CON,
1S4l9; Mineral Hin, 6 asked
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TONOPAII.

Tonopah Nevada. S.55dS.STta; Mon
tana Tonopah. $50 asked, Tonopah
Ext. 1.15@i.17k; MaeNamara. 20 bid:
Midway, 5l053; Tonopah Belmont
117in@l 20; Tonopah North Star, II bid;
Chio Tonopah, ! asked West End
Cons. 1894; Rescue SG1O Tonopah &
California ? bid: Golden Anchor 3Gi
Jim Butler. 30W3i Cash Boy. 3 asked;
Home, asked Golden Crown, ask
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.CONIsTOCK.

ophlr PAS bid; Mexican. La bid;
Gould & Curry. S@l0 Con. Va. 38a3I;
Savage. Is bid; Hale Il Norcross, 80
bid; Confidence, 40 bid Sierra Nevada.
37649; EXchequer 20 bid; Union. &G35:
Chillar, bid; Potosi, u bid.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-11

The plant has grown well. is heavily
fruited, is not shedding to any extent
and promises nearly II not quite. the
best OF the season.
Worse reports come from Louisiana
Mississippi and Southern Alabama.
There the rainfall was very heavy ant
continuous. Water sometimes stood
for days in the cotton burrows. IL Is
said the bO'ls rotted in a few instances
The plant being Suddenly water
soaked shielded and in Central Louis
lana the activity OF weevils was great
" increased. The crop in these sec
tions has received setback from
which. however. II may considerably
recover with coed weather henceforth.
The opening OF cotton was retarded
and picking will be delayed.
Western South Carolina and East
ern Georgia are in need of rain and
the plant is shedding slightly.
In Texas the farmers are selling
the cotton when Il Is picked at mar
ket prices. Picking outside OF Texas
win not become general for two or
three weeks yet
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BALL PARK GOES
into NEW HANDS
ALI Wolf and II. NJ. Weikel
Take Charge.
VIII Exhibit Coed sport for Fans nj
League Grounds Herrafter.
THE INDIANS HAVE DIsBANDED

All Wolf. manager of the Elks'
baseball team. and H. VI. Woikel. OF
the Knights OF Columbus baseball
team have leased the Wallace park
league ball grounds from Manager
John Holian. of the Indians. and will
run the ball attractions there for the
rest of the summer. The Indians
have disbanded from financial trou-
b.es The Elks team has been
strengthened,by three OF the Indians,
Goodman. Williams and Robertson,
who are Elks. and the X. c. team
also is stronger Next Sunday the
E.ks will play the Elks Of Mayheld
here. and for the three following sun
days a series has been arranged be-
tween the Elks and the X C.'s. First
class sport is promised In addition 10
the interest from the personnel OF
the teams.
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Memphis Cotton Report.

Memphis. Aug. l1.--There is no
longer the recent uniformity in crop
progress. Complaints of excessive
rain or dry weather and the attendant
evil of shedding come from many sec
tons. Reports this week are favor
able In North Carolina. Tennessee, Ar
kansas. Oklahoma and Texas. In
these states the rainfall was rather
beneficial and. complaints of damage
from excessive precipitation are few
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corner Of Twelfth and Poplar streets
The young man viii be out In a
few DAYS un'ess unexpected complica-
tons should arise
The trouble between the two men
is said 10 haze originated from the
fact that Sutton's young wife. whom
he married oniy few months ago.
went oai riding one uiEht last week
with Buckner. sutton Is reported 20
have awaited the return OF his wife
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MATINEE RACES
WILL BE HELD HERE AUGUST II
ga AT EDGEwOOD.
Best Races of Season Will Be Given
On That Date-Billy Buck at
Uniontown.

The third matinee races Will be
held Angus IA at the race track by
the association, and as there have NOT
been any races for several weeks. a
large crowd is expected. Many good
runners and harness horses are in tn.
stables. and unquestionably the meet
win be the best matinee Of the sea
SON., George Goodman. secretary of
the association, has returned from a
pleasure trip to Colorado, and imme-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-11

Billy Buck. the promising trotter
'of A. s. Thompson, will be shipped
this week to Unionsown. where he
wifi be entered in two events. Billy
Buck has just been shipped homa
from 81. Louis, where he was entered.
Rain fell during all OF the races. and
the track was heavy. Billy made a
good showing, but Mr.. Thompson did
not let him out. owing to the cond.-
ton of the track.
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Mayield Plays Benton.

The Mayfisld baseball team toiay
went 10 Benton, where Il viii play
the crack Benton team. Rivalry has
existed between the two teams and
this game will be a battle royal.
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HUSBAND SHOOTS
CAIRO BRIDEGROOM RESENTs
ATTENTIONS To BRIDE.
night Made Victim Of His
Bullet.

Cairo. H.. Aug. IA domestic
tragedy was narrowly averted last
evening about Z O'Clock when Roy
Sutton, son OF j. VI. Sutton. OF wash
ington avenue and Twelfth street.
shot Charles Buckner, a lineman en-
ployed by the Bell Telephone com
pany. The aifray occurred at the
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-11

Il want q good rcvolvet." bega1
the dctcrminsd-iuoking man
"Ycs sir" said the salesman
"Six chambcrsf"
"Nhy--er--yo you'd bctter make ~ a
nins-ehambsr want To use Il on a
cat next door. London Express
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-11

who came home after midnight. and
that he then proceeded TO whip the
young woman.
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Billy Buck at Uniontown.

diately he got to work. and is now
arranging a program.
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Their are many limitations OF De
Wits Carbolized witch Hazel Salve
but Just one original. Sold by all
druggists
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Chicago, Aug. ii.-Ball's error in
the ninth gave Chicago the game.
The New York shortstop fumbled
Hahn's grounder long enough to Jet
Sullivan score. Only 20 visitors
faced Wash.