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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-03-17

Mr.. J &. Watson is candidate
for Alderman in the Second ward,
as may he seen by reference to the
announcements in The Times. lie
is well known Hs II mau of genial
parts, and has progrcssiy" ideas on
city improvements. If elected he
no doubt would make faithful
momhrT ul the board
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-03-17
INSURANCE J. B Smiths Agency
lNbOiAhNOL Phone No. 10.
Finest line Of dainty Easter cards
at Laakinan'S Drug Store.

Mr.. f.. j McKimnc., at III" last
meeting of the board Of school dircc,
tors, was elected to Gll a vacancy
urcasionrd 10y the resignation OF
Mr. j. T. Burhs, and will be can.
didatc for director at the school "lec'
tion ON April 9TH. Mr.. Mckinney
il man Of fine business pualiiica
tons, has the interest of tn" schoo
district at haurt aud makes an cN
ccllent member pf the board
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-03-17
TOWN AND VICINAGE


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Northern Seed Oats at Klcin's.
Fine stationery at Landmarks.
pototo Onion Sets nt Fischrr's.
Drup beadouarters at Laakman's.
SchooI tablets at Laakman' : Drug
Store
r,,o ho,+ corso+s ot Mrs T
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Northern seed Potatoes at fISrhor
Mercantile Co.
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-03-17
DIES AT The AGE OF
One HUNDRED AND One
Grandpa" Beard, Oldest man PROB
ably in the State, Passes Away at
the Home OF His Daughter
at Jaydee.

Mr.. Edmund b. Beard, affection
ately known as "Grandpa," laid
down the burden of his years at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. j. u.
Kennedy, mt Jaydce, this county,
at O'Clock Monday morning, March
l4th, 1910, at the ripe old age Of one
hundred and one years, one month
aud five days.
"Grandpa" Beard was born in n
little log cabin out in the wilderness
of Indiana Territory, on the 9Th Of
February, 1909. When he was but
year old his parents removed to the
west side of the Mississippi river, IA
few years after the Louisiana pur-
chase and before Missouri was or
ganized into territory. They
floated down the Ohio river in boats
To the mouth of that river, and tug.
ging against the current of the Miss
issippi river landed in lSl0 in the
Bois Brule bottom, now Perry coun-
ty. He saw the FIRST steamboat, the
General Pike that steamed up
the Mississippi river above the
mouth of the Ohio. 1t was com
mauded by captain Jacob Reid and
landed at the foot nf Market street
in st. Louis in ISIS.
On April 30, 1888, he was married
to Miss Lavinia Fray of Buffalo, y.
\. To this union nine children
were born, six Of whom are living:
William T.. John :. George W.
/ Lavinia, Nicholas G., and Susan
/ nah. He leaves beside~ these about
, twenty grandchildren and "a number
iot grcat-grandchildrcu Prior To-
lr5o he moved to Polk count, and
broke the virgin soil with four yoke
of oxen and "A plow made by hu-cIf,
but later came hack to st. Fruucui,
, county where hc has since lived,
Many years ago he united with
the Christian Church. which faith
he lived until the close of hi, long
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-03-17
DEATH OF CAPT. TOM PORTER.

Captain Thomas Porter Of Bonne
Terrc, mine captain Of the st. Jo-
seph Lead Company, and one of its
oldest employees, died at his home
this morning NJ O'Clock, after a
protractcd chronic illness. At the
time Of going to press we had not
heard when his funeral will take
place.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-03-17
}. B Smiths Agency
Phone No. 10.
LICENSED TO MARRY

March II, Jefferson Corter aud
Miss Ida Meyers of Esther.
lith, Herman Schaifcr and Miss
Roeua Lacewell of Little Rock, Ark.
18th, G. c. Belnap and Miss Bertha
Mae Patterson of Leadwuod.
For Rent-SiX-room house and one
acre of good rich garden land, 10.
Gated in West Pennington. Apply
to j. 5. Clay.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
BIAMELESS Is VICTOR,
AT THIRTY TO ONE

BUTTE Mont. Aug. 25-Thc victory
OF BlamclcSs. nj odds of 30 90 |. in th"
second race was the surprise OF the day
Results;
First race six furonrs. sclling-Evran
III CPrior). = TO .. won: Emma G. III
tNosper), 10 /. second; Tramotor ll9
(Pagn). = to I, third. Time. l:lt %
Gossipcr H.. Wistaria, Gramcrcy. Jinett
and Bardonia also ran.
Second race. five furlonss, SclllnS-
Blamcless los (W Mcintyre, 10 to l.
won. Hannah Louise. lo4 (kirschbaum).
3 To ). second: Athalc, 81 CRadtkel 10
ship. He Knows. AlaXie and L. NJ. Fry
also ran
Third race. ono mile. s"lliug-Queen
Load. lOS Deunisonl, 10 >. won; John
Louis. Ill (Coburn). to /. second: Sir
Angus. lG5 (Pagc). 10 l, third. Time,
l:i1. Follic J.. also ran.
Fourth race Big Timber handicap
Thistle Belle 9S (Scden). to !. won;
Fernando los (Vosp"r). I TO =, second; ;
Coppertown. III (Coburn), > TO I. third.
Time 1;06 80. Preiuicio, Balronia, Nit
Jones and Tnclemcnt also ran
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards. sell
inG-Coonskin. % (Selden). to l. won;
Silver Grain. 102 (Jahnsem. 20 TO !, sec
ond: SIR John 107 Uagel. TO ,. third.
Time 1:fG1-5. Capt Burnett, Barney
Footloose and Minnie also ran.
Sixth race. futurIy course. selling
Madeline Muscravc. l0T (Kirschbaum). a
10 /, won: Burleish. 100 Page). TO 1.
second: Thomas Calhoun. l12 (Nosper).
TO 5. third Time. 1:10 l-5. Del Cruza-
dor, Roy T.. Soma, Zick Abrams and Ca
raSco also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
TRUSTS FINALLY SECURE
PEDIGREE DOG BUSINESS

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 25.-That the
pedigree dog business in the United
States Is controlled by trust is the al
legation made In two actions filed I'm the
United States court here Yesterday. The
American Kennel club is being sued for
$500 damages under the Sherman anti
trust act. and 4 complaint has been filed
asking the federal officers to prosecute
the club on a charge OF restraint Of
trade The suits are brought in the name
of w. II. Chute. n dog breeder. who re-
Gently judged show under the auspices
OF the Nationa! Dog Breeders association
and was thereupon disqualified from
ing the stud book OF the American Ken
mel club.
Among the officers OF the club for
whom warrants are asked are August
Belmont, William G.. Rockefeller Jr..
nephew Of the oil masratc; Howard Will
lets. RI. X Bloodgood. j. w. Appleton.
Edward Brooks, Chctwood Smith and
John II. De Mund. all Of New York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
AER0PLANE CUP DEFENDERS
TO BE CHOSEN AT MEET

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-The board OF
governors of the Aerouautic club decided
yesterday TO Invite Glenn VI. Curtiss and
two other American aviators to defend
the Gordon Bennett international speed
trophy, which Curtiss won last year at
Rheims His two associates Will be Sc
lectcd in elimination trials TO be held
during the early days of the coming in
ternational meet here. Charles *. Ham
ilton has announced his intention to COM
pete. He has built new blplane, mod
eIed after the Curtiss design but
equipped with a ll0-horsepower motor
which is more than twice the power of
the motor used by Curtlss when he won
the trophy.
What the Wright brothers will do will
be known only when their machines take
10 the air They have promised five en-
tries
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
INDIANA SERGEANT
MAKES HIGH SCORE
Leads in National Individual
Rife Shoot at Camp Perry
by Two Points.

CAMP FERRY. Ohio. Aug. 2S,--Thc ma
tional Individual match at the National
Rifle shoot here was won today by Ser
gcant Scott Clark of Company u. Sec
ond Tndlanu. who led Captain Frederick
II. ucdcurich of the District OF Colum-
bia by two points. The ten leaders
scored as follows;
Sergeant Scott Clark, Company y, Sec
opd Indiana. 27i.
Frederick H.. lTcidenrich, District Of
Columbia. 2I2
Corporal Harry l., Adams. Troop c.
Fifteenth cavalry. 30.
Midshpman William w. Smith, navy
Midshpman Robert e. Kerr, Naval
academy. @6S.
Corporal Ernest l.. I,iler. marine corps
g6S
First Sergeant Herman T. Stadic. Com
pany l.. Thirticth United states infantry
26I,
Corporal George W Tarnhurn, 266;
Private Forest Naelcr. Troop \. First
Wisconsin cavalry. 966, -,
Sergeant Matt Klein, Troop - fll-
tccnth cavalry. 265
The military rifle championship Of tho
United States which goes Ia the contest
nnt making ,hc highest aggregate score
in the presidents and the national indi.
vidua matches was Won by Corporal
George w. Farnham Of the United states
marine corps. VINO S'"rcp nt,. 'pTp"I''
Harry t.. Adams. Troop {. Fifteenth cav
airy. WAS second with 5iS, and Corporal
w. a. rraglcr of the marine corps, tllird
with 5H.
The national pistol match WAS won by
Captain lay Pearl Of the coast artillery
corps who scored 40. Private II. l..
Dennis Troop \. Ohio, was second. AIS.
The winners of the special $50 prizes
SLOW nrc. Captain hopkins. -; rapid
fire Captain Hopkins. Is. timed fire, Scr
gcau, Major George c. Olco,t. First Mis-
souri,, IA.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
DUER AND DOWNING
To RACE FOR TITLE
Contest Between Star Pace Fol
lowers for Western Cham
pionship Tonight.

The western motor paced championship
VIII he decided tonight in tcn-mllc con-
test between Hardy *. Downing and Ray
Dner. These two star pace followers
have easily beaten all comcrs this year.
but have never mot each other in race
This season. Both are riding wcll and
the contest should he an exciting ono.
For the professionals another exciting
unknown distance race and a half nile
handicap is on the card. The amateurs
have a three -quartcr-nile open end 4
tWu-milc open lap race. Tho complete
programme follows;
Ten mile match motor paced race. pro
fcSSiunal-B. X. Downing vs. Ray +.
Duer twestern championship tItlo).
Unknown distance lap, professional.
Iinlt- mile handicap, professional.
Three quarter mile open. amateur.
Two milo open lap, amateur
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
.DE ROSTER HAS
NARROW ESCAPE
Tire Puncture Sends Machine
and Rider FIOundering Upon
MOtordrOme Track.
CONTESTS ARE SPIRITED
AND CROWD is THRILLED
Trial With Automobile Against
Time Proves to Be Spec
tacular Event.

Thrills in plenty were furnished the
patrons of the Wandamere MoCordrone
Thursday night, No records were broken
but enough happenings out of the ordi-
nary occurred to keep the spectators III
3 state of excitement While travelling at
the rate oi a mile in forty-fye seconds
in the five-mlle open professional Jake
DeRosier. worlds champion. was thrown
from his wheel. but escaped serious IN
jury.
DeRosTer's fall and narrow escape from
death or serious injury was the most
from the start of the race. DeResier oh-
taincd a good lead and kept IL until the
time of his fall. Soon after he had passed
tho tape on the twelfth lap the tire OF his
rear wheel punctured and his motorcycle
shot un the track. Suddenly the machine
Continued on Page Thirteen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
FAMOUS JOCKEY CHARGED
WITH BEING A BURGLAR

CHICAGO. Aug. 25.-"Monk" Coburn
several years ago considered the most
clever Jockey in the country at getting
horse away from the post, yesterday
was arrested with Charles Babcock, on
charges of forgery and burglary
The men were arrested on the charge
OF entering the Office of John j. Britain
and taking $500 worth OF admission
tickets for the meet to be held at
Hawthorne. and a blank check book
Coburn at one time had an earning ca
pacity OF $4,000 TO $50. 900 n year. He
said that while he had made a fortune
on the race tracks. he was at present
pennilcss and without work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
PHYSICAL PHEN0M CLAIMS
NEW WORLDS RECORDS

NEW LONDON Conn, Aug 25.-R. Z.
Williams formerly physical director Of
schools in this city, now AT Berkeley
yesterday at Mantle covered 100 yards
in seconds 0al. according 10 timers
For standing broad iump with weights
he made II feet . inches, pettcrng tho
mark set by T. Darby OF England by
three inches. The eight pound shot was
put a distance OF 62 feet inches. and
tho running broad jump mark was set
at 25 feet. breaking both his own record
and bcttering tho worlds professional
record hv several inches.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
Long Drives the Rule.

CHICAGO. Aug. 25-Honmau contrib
utcd q home run. Zimmerman aud Tinker
triples aud Killing a single in the third
rally scoring three runs and breaking
one run tie. with the nua result that Chi
Cago defeated New York, TO l. Score.
Il H. II.
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s''M i'lh
RattcriCs-Col" and King; Niltse.
Crandall and Myers. Umpircs-uVerall
and kCclcr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
YOUNG ERLENB0RN KNOCKS
OUT FRISCO FIGHTER

CHEY ENNE. Wyo., Aug. 25.-YounS
Erlenborn of Denver knocked out Eddie
Lennon OF San Francisco tonight in the
tenth round OF a scheduled twenty round
bout before the Cheyenne Athletic club
for the fcatherweight championship Of
the west
stiff right to the jaw put Lennon
down for the count, and il was fifteen
minutes before the san Francisco boy
regalncd his senses.
The fight was fast in every round
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
MurphY's Batting Day

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25.-St Louis
hit tho ball hard today nud won, 10 s.
Murphy. i'm five times AT bat made
home run. = triple, a double and two
singles. y total Of eleven bases TrucS-
dale and Stone also distinguished thcm-
selves Score: Ri ".
st. Louis ................... IL 1
Philadelphia 80. .........,...... IL g
RattcriNs-Liul{c. Bailey and stephens.
Plank Morgan. Dysert. Atkins, Thomas
and Livingston.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
Twelve Innings to Decide.

PITTSBl re. Aug - -GittsbUug de-
feat"d Brooklyn in twelve innings today
10y Ryruc stealing HON" with the win
ming run. Tho work Of the outhclhcrs
was u feature, tl.c two left nCldcrs having
seventeen putouts Score: H.E.
Piushurg ... Observation-Disclosures ii
Brooklyn .... .................... :
Batteries cs-Lcincld PhiNlipi and Glib
son; Holl and Bergen. Umpiros-Brcnnan
and O'Day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
MINOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
WESTERN LEAGUE

Al Siou, City-Fhst game, Sioux city,
10; Denver. .. Second game: Sioux city.
s; Denver, 1.
At Omaha--Flrst game: Omaha. 3,
Wichita +. Second game: Omaha. 4;
Wichita. o.
Al Des Molncs-First game: Des
Moiucs. 6: 81. Joseph :. Second game:
Des MoiDes. ), ST. Joseph. Z.
At Lincoln-Lucoin. 6; Topeka. 0.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
Planting Trout Fry.
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, Aug 25.-Statc Fish and
Game Commissioner Fred w. Chambers
CT Weber county next Tuesday 100. 900
of these TO be in the south fork OF Ogden
river and 100000 in ach OF the other
Mr. Chambers Will also bring two kinds
OF brook and rainbow trout, TO be placed
IN the electric fountain in Central ark.
lie will go TO Cache county from here
with 300, 900 trout fry. which he will
plant In the streams OF that county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
NATIONAL
Boston Wins by Hitting.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 25.-Boston won from
81. Louis 10y hitting Willis when hits
were mosr needed. Matern WAS effective
except in the ninth. Score: H. II. II.
boston 80. ........ ..,,.-......,.... 4
Willis. Harmon and Hrcsna-
han: Mnttcrn and Rardan. Empires
EHSun and Juhustonc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
Tennis Tourney Opens
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
Hughes Pitches Real Ball.

NEW YORK, Aug, 25--Thc Ncw York
Americans won their third straight game
today. defeating Chicago. TO 4, Pitcher
Hughes allowing the visitors only one
scratch hit until the ninth. Score:
X. n Il
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. Is 3
NEW } rtk = -
Battcrics-Iangc. Scott and sullivan;
hughes aud Crgcr. Umpircs-O' LouSh h
lin and EEau.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
Cobb Wins With Home Run.

WASHINGTON, Aug. GA homo run
by cobb in tho eleventh today enabled
Detroit To win over Washington, : 10 ,.
Score. Ri .E.
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Saitorics--Groom and Ainsmtth, Works
and Casey.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
American Association

At Milwaukee, .: Louis
Vile. 6,
At Indianapois-lndia ndianapolis Paul
game postponed rain.
At s-Minneapolis, ;: Colum-
bus, 2
At Toledo-Kansas City. 4; Toledo,
(gamc called end Of seventh: rain).
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
Goes To Sacramento.

CHICAGO, Aug President 4. Il.
Johnson of the American baseball league
today issued a list of releases including
BY Boston to Sacramento +. ArCllancs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
Won by Batting Rally.

BOSTON. August @5.-Nitchcll Cleve-
lands pitcher. went Wild in tho eighth
inning today aud by batting rally Bos-
ton won Score: Ri j.
' 'lfNflslllu y -
Boston ... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ]
BattcrlCS- Mitchell, lI1rkuesS and
Land; &. Smith. Wood klcinow and
Carrlean
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
LEAGUE

TACOMA, Wash, Aug 25.--Score:
R.HE.
ldcpnld s's'.e.s".- 1 IL 4
vancouver y u
Observation-Disclosures and Blanten-
ship. Gardner and Sugden.
SPOKANE, Aug. 25.--Score: RH E.
SPOKANE y y
Batteries-Bonncr. Killilay and Hen
bricks; Hinkel and Lebrand,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
NATIONAL GOLF CHAMPION
BEATEN IN TOURNEY

LAKE FOREST, Ill, Aug. 25.-G NJ.
Mcconnell OF Edgewater sprang the sur
prise of the Onwcntsia clubs tournament
this afternoon. when he defeated Ma
tionaI Champion Robert Gardner Of Ilns-
dale one up in the second round of the
match play for the Mayflower cup.
Charles Evans. Jr.. Edgcwater, defeat
ed D r.. Sawyer Midlothian, up and
Z TO play.
Walter II. Eean. EXmoor. one up in 10
holes.
Paul Hunter Midlothian defeated ],
r. McNulty Brentwood, up and to
play
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
For Future Emergencies.

If possible. tho association hopes to
raise enough money by this benefit meet
TO give needed help 10 all four of the
boys who are injured and TO have a little
over to pay the hospital aud doctors
bills of those who may bc injured in the
future.
For Sunday nights benefit every one at
all Interested in bicycle races is con
tributinG his share. The riders are do
Light & Railway company the lights.
the +, w. Gardiner Printing company the
advertising. and all Of the employees of
the track arc giving their services gratis,
For the meeting tho free list will be
entirely suspended. Manager Harry
Heagrcn the employees. tho officials and
the newspaper men Will all have TO pay
lhcir WV into The lrack.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-26
Association Is Formed TO Take
Charge of Sundays Bicycle
Race Meeting.
WILL DEVOTE PROCEEDS
TO INJURED RIDERS
Organization Made Permanent
in Order to Afford PrOtec-
ton for Cyclists.

Al meeting Of tho committee ap-
pointed for the purpose Thursday night
arrangements were made for tho estab-
lishment Of permanent fund for bicycle
riders Injured through accidents at the
local track. An organization. to he known
as the Cyclists Benefit Fund assoca-
ton, %1S formed and provisions were
made for the creation and maintenance
of - fund with which TO relieve the SUI
rcriDes Of those whoe are injured in ac-
Cld"ntF.
The association. as formed at the meet
ing Thursday night, consists of Walter
y, BralZ, sporting editor Of the Even
Ing Telegram, chairman; c. l., Berry,
member or tho board of control of the
n, {. a.. secretary; II, l.. Concly, referee
at the Salt Palace saucer tack. troas-
n, MrSr; 81 Ernie Fye; Mgr lawson j. N.
The members OF the association are all
persons Interested In tho welfare OF the
bicycle riders. They are cycling Off
ciaIs. bicycle rldcrs ana newspaper men.
Big Benefit Sunday.
The first step toward the creation of
tho fund for thc injured bicycle riders
will be a monster benefit meet. to be put
on AT the salt Palace saucer track next
sunday night. An especially attractive
card has been arranged for the meet
and every rider AT the Salt Palace track
has volunteered his services for the meet.
The programme will be rcpletc with fea-
turcs. every number being . feature
event. As q star attraction, Major Tay-
lor, Gvcr Lawson, Gordon Walker and
Jackie Clark" will rida in a half-milc
open race. For the first time I'm his life
Major TAYLOR. the crack negro sprntcr.
has consented to ride on Sunday. lie
does so this time In order that lie may
contribute his share 10 the benefit fund.
Every cent Of the money derived from
this race meet will go 10 the aid OF the
injured bCyClists. At present there are
four cyclists under the care of physi-
clans. OF these. Jack Hume is lying at
the point OF death at the Holy Cross
hospital.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19

The two engines and all of the eight
cars in the train, containing 1870
passengers. went into the ditch.
None of the passengers was killed,
but all were more or less injured,
more than a score seriously. The in
jured are mostly residents OF North
Dakota and Montana with the excep-
tion of a few from Minnesota. II Is
thought a broken ran caused the ac-
cident
A special train carrying all nurses
and physicians in the city was sent
from Mandan and returned with the
injured today The injured were
Icared for in private homes.
The following Minnesotans were
injured: ID. l.. Fischnerdining, car
conductor, wrenched back; n ID,
Iathrop, st. Paul. spralned shoulder;
VIM. Highgate. st. Paul. arm and
legs bruised; NJ. T. Johnson, St. Pau
rhand and head injured; r. S. Coster
st. Paul, head and legs bruised
Fred X. Schmitze, Minneapolis, teeth
knocked out; A. Sharkey, st. Paul
head and hands cut; Mary Flagle
Crow Wing. head badly cut; w. w
Tohes, thought to be from Milwaukee,
head cut. will probably die; Mrs
August Rierham. of Bloomer, Wis.
shoulder broken.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19

and Hatfield. forwards; shelton and
Harbour, guards. l.. & P.-Pettin-
gill, center; Reyburn and Hodge,
guards; Simpson and c. Davis, for
wards. X. C.-J. Fisher, center;
Mulvln and GOckel. forwards: Dome
gan and Hunter, guards. The officials
were: Lydon, referee; Wilson. UNI
pire; Davis and Craig, timekeepers;
Browning scorer.
Next Friday night the C. c. & w.
and the l.. & p. fives will play and a
battle royal is promised. The High
school and the Indians will also play.
Girls Play Tonight.
Tonight the first and second girls
teams of the High school will play,
and some good sport is expected. The
girls have developed two fast teams
and there is intense rivalry between
the fives as to the supremacy. Be
tween the halves there will be wrest-
ling matches and boxing exhibitions
between some of the aspiring young
athletes of the city.