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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-28
Society Man Teamster

Toledo, Ohio. Rather than lose a ION.
tract with the largest hotel here. n. J.
Hewwood, society leader, drove wagon
loaded with coal, and after reaching his
destination shoyeled the black diamonds
into the nearly empty bins. The Incl
dent was an outgrowth of the teamsters'
strike.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-28
HOG PRICES lake A TUMBLE
Sensational Declines Reeords at Louis.
vile and Chicago.

Louisville.-There was a sensational
decline Of 10 cents hundred pounds II
the hog market Tuesday, prices for the
best dropping to $500 a hundred
pounds. The market was almost demon.
allied. The decline makes a decline OF
s2.1o from the high point reached sew
eral weeks ago.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-28

A man 70 years old has made appli
cation for admission to the University
OF Missouri as a student lie must be
one Of those who subscribe to the
theory that man is never too old 70
learn. a.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-28

Edison's street car storage battery
may make the trolley obsolete. In
time the wizards Of science may even
invent strap to which II is a pleasure
and comfort to hang. but oyeren.
thusiastic hopes should not be in.
dulged In this direction.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-28

Paris.-Louis paulhan, the aviator,
started IN his machine from Orleans and
made clean flight TO Arois sur Aube,
a distance OF i25 miles. The time occu.
pied in the flight was three and a Lslf
hours.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-28

How did that story that Georr.
Washington couldn't tell be- re,
started asked the inqulslt.,e youth
4 don't know" replied the lrreyereut
penon. unless be hae a press asent
that could"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-28
Kitchener AZ West poini

West Point, n. N.-At his own re-
quest the visit Of Field Marshal Lord
Kitchener OF Kbartoum Sunday after
noon was unmarked by ceremony.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-28

A Boston expert warns women to
wear rats" In their hair If they do not
wish TO get bald. Judging from the
size and shape OF some OF the fash.
ionabie coiffures. they might as well go
the whole thing and wear rat traps.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-28
CYRUS Field,s Som penniles..

New iork.-Edwsrd NJ. Field, son Of
Cyrus w. Field, Of Atlantic cable fame.
is in Bellevue hospital, penniless. lie
inherited large amount from his father
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-28

Mrs. Mott-what Is a sympathetic
strike. john
r. Mott-A sympathetic strike nv
dear. Is being touched for a quarter By
n bcgEar with a hardluek story.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-28
= mILsD IN TRAIN WRECK
Two Mail Clerks Burned to a Crisp.
HALF q Score Injured

Memphis. Tsnn.--leaving the rail.
without warning, the Illinois Csutral
limited dyer No. crashed down NJ
teea-foot embankmen, few miles north
Of Jackson. Miss. az i2iis o'clock Mon
day morning. killing four SD injurine
. half score or more Of Others.
Jack Exnicious. detective la Attorney.
General 4. y. Estes' office. was pa.
scngcr. and u was Eaniciou. who a..
covered that the wreck wNs the work Of
ieliberation.
we left New orleans a. sies O'Clock
aud arrived AZ 1ack.on 30 minute. late. p
narrated ENnieios n Was In my birth.
but awake, and felt a shock aud found
myself suddenly knockcd out Of my
berth.
Leaving my Pullman. I rushed GA,
and found a most horrible sight. The
engine and baggage ar lay IN the ditch
AZ the foot 81 the hitccnIoot cmhank.
meet and had caught err.
WOMEN plled ont Of the coaches claa
in nigh, attire. and men loaned over
coats and coats To protect them
The engine lay Kissing ioadly, the ar,
burned hercrly Ia the cars and east .
brigh, glow into the white face. clu..
tered about.
The Dead.
Jones Twloer. mail agent, orwood,
Miss, incincrated.
W. r. Lott. State Line mail agent
crushed under wrcckage.
W. A. wool., negro mail agent, New
Orleans, inrineratsd.
Unknown. burned to q crisp.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-28

Chieago.-Recent heavy arrivals of
hogs are reflected in decline in prices
of S1.OO in the last two days.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-28
r.r ned. Ilrhiss q, sIid.. C,a,. ,,,,.

FAILING tyslashfr and AZ tYo That
Ned Care Try Murine Eye sshe Asp
tic TubcH-Triai sisr-1r Ask l1lf nrur.
gis, of Write Murine Eye Remedy Ca.
Chicago.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-28

The proper place ior loN cut gowns
IL ON the bargain counter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-21
VIRGINIA men
AGAIN TRIUMPH
Win Federal Games in Easy
Fashion in Competition With Z.
Many Stars
POINT WINNERS.

Followers Of athletics in Virginia
have reason to be proud of the show
ing made by men representing the
State in the Federal indoor--games
held Saturday afternoon and night at
Convention Hall in Washington.
The laurels OF the meet went to the
athletes from the University of Vir-
ginia. Wiltshire, Douglas and STAN
ton were the particular stars. and
with their teammates ran up 81
points, the nearest competitor being
the University OF Pennsylvania with
10 points. Douglass tied with Horrax.
OF Johns Hopkins. for the individual
points, each winning eight. Stanton
entered the dashes. hurdles and quar-
ter, was almost continually In action,
winning second in the hurdles. third
In the invitation 60-yard dash, and
second. after q bad fall. in the South
Atlantic Athletics Association cham
pionship quarter. Wiltshire landed
the 500 and place in the 1.000-yard
runs.
Larry Martin, Of Virginia, clipped
one-fifth of second off the worlds
record in the 50-yard hurdles. going
the distance in 1-5 seconds. The
former mark was 2-5 seconds. held
By Forrest Smithson. Of Portland,
Oregon, running from scratch. Mar
tins record, however. will not stand.
as there were only three hurdles In
stead of four used.
The S0a-yard- run brought out a
large field Wiltshire. of Virginia,
running from scratch, trailed the
bunch until the last tap, came up
on the outside, and In a driving finish
beat out his teammates, Douglas and
Gooch, who finished second and third.
Later Douglas won the 1,o00-yard run.
with wiltshire third. Gooch finished
third In the 50-yard open handicap.
and w r. Hite. also of Virginia, took
second place in the 56-yard novice.
The big prize of the evening was
tine Presidents cup. TO the athlete
winning the greatest number OF
points. Douglas. of Virginia. who won
first In the 1,000-yard run and second
| In the 6o0-yard run, was tied with
Horrax. of Johns Hopkins, who won
first in the hurdles and second in the
three hops. II was stated that each
athlete would receive a cup on &C
count OF the tie in points
Richmond College lost to MARYLAND
Agricultural College In their 1-mtle
relay race The time was 4:2s AS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-21
SPORTING COMMENT
BY r. d. BONNEVILLE.

Jiggs is now a semi professional mag
nate. having purchased Pop Anson's
Chicago Colts. At the American
League meeting he was in conference
with the Washington club officials and
Joe Cantillon. former manager OF the
Nationals. and was given assurance
that they will not interfere with his
desire to quit organized baseball.
Manager McAieer said ne would hanc-
ton any move made by President
Moves, and the Washington president
had previously said that he would re-
lease Jiggs upon the consent of his
manager. Donohue played first for
Washington part OF last season and
was second In command under Man
ager Joe Cantfilon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-21
IMPROVEMENTS MADE
TO THE YONkERS TRACK

NEW YORK. Feb. 2i.--Matt Winn,
manager of the Empire CITY Racing
Association meetings at Yonkers. has
written that he will be in New YORK
about March TO- The various stakes
to be decided at the summer meeting
of the association close March !, and
Lyman IA. Davis, the racing secre-
tary, viii either be here for the clos
ing or will have a representative on
hand.
During the winter Mr. Winn has
had active charge of the racing at
Juarez. Mexico. and In his letter he
reported that the sport had grown
so in favor In the neighhoring repuh-
lie that In the closing days OF the
meeting a balance on the right side of
the ledger had been shown. With the
arrival of Mr.. Winn IN New York
the work OF preparing the Yonkers
track for the coming season Will be
pushed,
President James Butler has made
several plans for the lettering OF his
track on the hill. and as his dates
are not until July, he win have am
Pile time to make all the alterations
that are planned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-21

''Jis.gs" Donohue. the veteran major
Tt.seIIe pfayer. witt doubtless be made
q free agent within the next Few
DAYS He made his last appearance
with the majors last season In the
prifrrm Of the Washington CLUB.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-21
$50 Per Foot
Ninety feet of the prettiest ground
on Grove Avenue. near Soldiers
Home. This Ia a sure speculation.
BLANTON g. PURCELL.
lilo e. Main street.
LOTS
in every section OF the city. Our
prices are lowest.
BLANToN & PURCELL,
lilo II. Main street.

Brush and Hermann always have
winners. Why shouldn't I 60 along
with them rather than take a stand
with crow5 which seldom Is in the
running"
Dreyfuss said: "nHee the longs
we're beaten they endeavored to have
their own way In the matter OF the
1B4-game schedule. The obstruction
lists were convinced that their main
games was thwarted, but they sought
to figure in the running by insisting
on an extension of the season to Oc~
tober Is. Their whole racket seemed
to be to block the worlds champion
ship series. Why? Well, it's really
hard to answer this query. Some
clubs apparently object to the honor
games, because all the money goes to
two teams, the others in the league
not getting any OF the heavy receipts.
Look at the way the schedule calls
for us to wind up the season. Two
games in the final week. and the
chief Pirate smiled. ~ much as to
say: "We'ilefind some way OF break
ing this arrangement 10 the worlds
championship games can be played
In spite OF those who have no chance
Of participating IN them"
/ -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-21
MAY NOT
HAVE TEAM THIS YEAR

xnpeciai to The Richmond Virginian.)
;ssSz WIAGHESTER. VA. Feb. 2i.--
Sylnehcster viii likely be without a
G&rFt.eaass baseball team this season
BTnx the first time In years. and Res
ESsyxir Park will he deserted save for
h4 aeaGeniy end local mines. Man
Nm Rakes's champions have broken
IL md several OF them win appear
&xet comDan.. cy Mcdonald, the
arst basenan. has signed UP with
xAibany. n. Y. League team;
lay Cantweil. Wine hessef's crack
Ier, goes 10 the Cincinnati Reds,
&re he win take his regular turn
n sgmtng season: curiey Brown, the
i1&hIe third ascker. goes 10 Rich
on6. while other members Of the
fieh brought such credit to
4Nthegter M.il he seen on other dia-
&1 u Mr. Baker, who managed
Rx@sy sfrrarssSs6 rtiH local TEAR,
ri hs& business .engagements% too
l<&eans ~ KiHe ais time to the " orb
XktHQr ard ~ me- one has come for
~9 ~ tAke his place, the baseball
eteepout are IN deep gloom.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-21
SIGNS
CLAUDE HOOKER
Brother Of Buck Hooker of thu
Iynehburg Team Will be ON
Trucker Pitching Staff.

II is announced that Claude Hook
err. a brother OF Buck Hooker, the
wetf=kuowH byuChburg player, mas
been signed by Manager Stafford, OF
the Portsmouth Truckers, and VIII he
given try-out with the pitchers
Hooker Is a Richmond lad and well
known in baseball circles in the city,
He liz q right-hander, twenty-three
years old, and is said to have good
delivery and quick breaking curve
ball. He has played on several teams
Ia the Carolinas. and Is said to have
good record there.
Manager Stafford expects young
Hooker to be one OF his most depend
able mound artists.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-21
WILL PLAY THE
WORLDS SERIES
Barney Dreyfuss Says Scheme Of
the Obstructionists Will be
Thwarted-Will Fix Schedule.

PITTSBURG. PA, Feb. 21.--Pres-
ident Barney Dreyfuss. of the Pitts
burg Club, Is juhilant over the VIC
tory he and his supporters won for
the 15f-game schedule, and in an In
terview he intimated that the big fell
lows in the National League might
find some way to end the season be-
fore October IL. Dreyfuss said that
the tables were turned on Ebbets and
Murphy, when Brush explained his
vows on the games as follows: Why
should the New York Club play two
games In an afternoon? 1t is po-
tent attraction with one event" John
Dovey, of the Boston team. In sup
port of his position. struck keynote
when he calculated: The 154-game
schedule looks good to me. Dreyfuss,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-21
Rent Bargains

NC1Al 001 k0A11S
900 Brookland Park Boulevard.
AIS South Harrison Street.
1907 Ashland Street.
626 Essex Street. Brookland Park
800 Allen Avenue.
3223 Grove Avenue.
ell North Sixth Street.
216 South Fourth Street.
South Strawberry Street.
1918 Floyd Avenue.
Echo Avenue. Glen Echo Park.
% South Strawberry Street.
2710 East Broad Street. Flat
> 1915 West Main Street. Flat.
A. J. CHEWING COMPANY.
FOR RENT,
Store with dwelling above. No. >
w. Cary street; q good business
DOUGLAS E. TAYLOR.
Renter of Real Estate.
FOR RENT.
Unexpired lease. No. 16 Laurel
St.. corner Floyd Avenue and oppo-
site Monroe Park, about IL rooma
and heated by hot water.
DOUGLAS e. TAYLOR,
Renter OF Real Estate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-21
Main Street

near Seventeenth. Three-story Brick
Building. paying 1-2 per cent.
RENTAL, $1,000. PRICE. $4,000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-21
AT The Theatres

AcatieanyDark. ~ = - - @
Biiou--"The Sunny Side Of
Broadway: all week.
q Luhln--N Vaudeville and motion
Colonial Vaudeville and mo-
Z tian Dictures
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-21
Main Street

near Thirteenth. Four-story and
Basement Brick Building; one OF
the best-built buildings in the city.
RENTAL. $1,1oo. PRICE. $1s.50e.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-21
Monument Avenue Lc

near Robinson Street (31x130); the
cheapest lot on this avenue. See us
about this.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-21
FOR SALE.
Main Street

near Fourteenth, Three-story Brick
Buildings good buy.
RENTAL. $1,000. PRICE, $4,000
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-05
- SOME FRESH DOPE

Baseball has taken firmer hold
on this city the present season than
it has during the last few preceding
years. The fact that we have rep
resentative team at the park and
promise of Saturday attractions by
four excellent factory mines, prob
ably interests the fans and excites
them to a pitch where little else but
baseball is thought of.
The basketball season Is at end
here, except for the playing of a tie
off at the Auditorium tomorrow
night. The Owl and Dexter teams
are to meet to decide who are the
city champions. That will conclude
the Auditorium league that has af-
forded so many attractions at the
Auditorium, and it will most likely
conclude this popular indoor sport
for the season.
Members of the Owl and Wan
derer and Kingwood Wanderer bas-
ketball teams are still pegotiating for
that series of games. The Owl mem
bers seem willing, but the Kingwood
Wanderers do not. IT is probable
that agreements may be reached to-
morrow night.
Tonight there is scheduled to be
an adjourned meeting Of the Puritan
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-05

Guigues' dock, the large L shaped
wharf at the foot of Lewis street,
which has not been in service since
the builder became a bankrupt, will
be used this summer as public an
chorAge for small pleasure craft.
Arthur Pete" Wight, of High street,
is agent for Ira r. Grouse, who is at
present custodian of the Guigues
estate. and is making arrangements
for tenants.
+ Captain Samuel Bayard is getting
his bathing beach in trim for the
coming season. Captain Sam" ex-
poets to cater, this year, to larger
crowds than ever before, and is maxi
ing arrangements accordingly. The
beach will be ready for bathing after
May Is, if the weather proves warm
enough.
Philip Tonneson, one Of the small
est patrons of the beach, appeared on
the sands yesterday garbed in bath
ing suit. Philip is but nine years
old, but for several years he has
been distinguished as the first bather
in the spring and the last one out of
water in the fall. The youngster,
nothing daunted by the chill wind,
dove from Cooper's dock and remain
ed in the briny for a goodly length of
time.
That annual event the Painting
of the Flag Pole" will take place at
Captain Sans beach within few
days. 1t is at this event that all of
the captains friends congregate on
the spacious veranda of his bungalow
and enjoy the refreshments he pass
'es. around. When the flag pole is
planted in the sands and the starry
banner unfurled to the winds, it is a
sign that the beach has officially
opened, and the usual nightly oecu-
pants of the porch begin to appear to
recite the happenings of the winter
past.
The 'Bole," a knockabout half
rater. will be new one in local
boating circles this summer. It is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-05

Athletic Club In it's new headquar-
ters in Hall avenue, to make FUR
ther preparations for the baseball
season Manager Reidy will report
regarding the baseball schedule,
which is nearly filled
Next Sunday the Danish Sociable
Athletic Club baseball tossers are
going ON one of their favorite iaunts
to Hairhaven. They are going to
meet the Richard X. Fox baseball
club. Smoker advises Pete to go
easy with the ladies on this occasion.
There are some new ones in the burg
this season, some-Ah, well, go on
and play ball.
The Tiger A. c., a juvenile crowd,
wants to meet thirteen to fourteen
year old teams Michael Warsak,
720 Charles street.
Soon Manager Jimmy OMeara
will be on the lots with his fast
young Lyceum Field Club nine. His
men have been practicing on the
quiet this season and they intend to
spring a surprise when they start.
The Marion Athletic Club has a
strong outfit this season. One that
should clean up everything in its
class.
SMOKER.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-05
DOINGS PICKED
UP AT RANDOM
ALONG SHORE

owned by Andrew Wight, is twenty
seven feet in length, and Is painted
black. The "Bole" has had several
tryouts during the recent warm spell,
but few days ago it was run, head
on, into a. dock, smashing the bow
spirit. After a few repairs it will
again be ready for use.
Another new one is the sloop-
rugged cruiser "Elyda," recently pur-
chased by Alfred Buck" Compton
James Alfred has had his eye on the
Elyda for some time and has finally
succeeded in landing it. 1t is now
undergoing repairs, supervised by his
younger brothers, and will be ready
for use ON Sunday
The skiff Laura r., formerly own
ed by the present owner of the Elyda.
has been disposed of to Arthur La
Roe There is many good sail yet
left in the Laura r. despite the
rough usage to which it has been
subjected, and when the present
overhauling Is completed it will be
practically a new craft. 1t is now at
the foot of High street and will be
launched in few days
Van Mulchahey has installed "a new
mast in his swamp-scoot dory Sew
eral times last year, while tacking in
a high wind, the mast parted and 1t
became necessary to resort to oars
to reach shore. The recently installed
stick is much heavier than the for
mer ones, however.
Captain James Buchanan is get
ting in trim his sloop, the Buchanan.
Monday hescaptain towed his oyster
float to Staten Island shore to remain
there for the summer months.
The gasolene boat Mary Frances,
owned by Parker Lucas, of Water
street, is high and dry at Bayard's,
but will be launched in a week or so.
A few repairs will be made first.
The powerboat Sarah b., used last
summer almost exclusively for outing
parties, is being overhauled
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-05

the first big classic of the season,
the Metropolitan handicap, to be run
on the opening day. The distance is.
at one mile, for three-year-olds and
upward, and enables one to get a
good line on the field that will start
in the Brooklyn and the Suburban,
The entries include some of the best
performers on the turf 1t is in this
event that Fitz Herbert will prob
ably make his first appearance in the
colors of his new owner, John p.
Madden. King James, which won
the Metropolitan last year, will try
to duplicate his feat and take his
former stable mate, Fitz Herbert,
into camp. The entries are as fol-
lows Charlie Hargrave, Prince
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-05
Send in the News
of Your Team.
sTEApMAN PACE SEWER.

MIddlesex County Circuit Corirt
In the matter of the ap-f
plication of the Council
OF the City of Perth xH*
Amboy. In the aboyel a. ~
named County, for thel
appointment of commis-l
sioners to estimate and Notlee Of
assess the benefits tol confirmatIoa
uiiy iahus ana real ees-l lof asaessmen1.
tate specially benefited and Report
In the vicinity of thel
new sewer laid and con I
structed in Steadmanl
Place. in the City of
Perth AmbOy,
Notice is hereby given that the
above named Court has, this day bv
an order made in the above entitled
matter confirmed the final report OF
the commissioners filed herein; and
the said Court further ordered that
the said report and assessment be
transmitted to me for collection of
the amounts assessed against the pro-
perties benefited by the above stated
Improvement.
The said report and assessment to-
gether with a certified copy Of the
said order. have been delivered to me
for collection, and the amounts as
sessed are due and payable at my Of
nee, at the City Hall. Dated Perth
Amboy N. j., April 2S, A. D., 1910
s1s.2s. e,oino Soiiector r,f a. TiaLaIs BaIaI,;s.
1lS03-5-345679
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-05

Ahmed, Prlscillian, Tasteful, Field
Mouse, Magazine, Arctic, Choirmas-
ter Of Chesterbrook, Glorio, Apache,
Berry Maid, Twilight Queen, AL
fred Noble, Pulka, King James, Res
tigouche, Fayette, Dalmatian, Joe
Madden, Firestone, Hilarious, Hell
met, Maskette, Sweep, Lisaire, Aron-
dack, Fauntleroy, Bob r., Fitz Her
bert, Hampton Court, Beaucoup,
Falcada, Glucose, Wise Mason, Sir
John Johnson, Trance, Fashion
rPfate- Duke Of Ormond, Everett,
Sandrian, Center Shot, Jack Atkin,
Nealon, Far West. High Private,
Stanley Fay, G. THmOl |llIfIE, 2llIIIEI,,s ! BABY a,;
nerial
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-05
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
Beooher's Answer.


A clergyman once went to Henry
Ward Beecher and said: mfr. Beecher,
my congregation has delegated me to
ask this question of you: We have
our congregation one Of the purest an
most lovable men you ever saw He is
upright, honest, generous. the heartlest
supporter of the church we have-the
friend of the poor, the beloved of the
little children, a veritable saint. But
he does not believe the doctrine Of the
Trinity Now, where do you think he
will go after death"
Mr.. Beecher was equal to the occa-
sion. Hesitating moment, he said.
II never dare to say where any man
will go after death, but wherever this
man goes he certainly has my best
wishes"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-05
INDUSTRIAL
LEAGUE BOARD
MEET MAY / |

AS all members of the Board Of
Governors of the Industrial Baseball
League were not present at the
scheduled meeting last night, 1t was
adjourned to next Wednesday night
Those present held an informal dis
oussion relative to the probabilities
for the coming season of the league.