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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-26

sea pospuesto. Por 81 votos contra
uno que fue ell del Sr. Caballero, que
da desechadoel proyecto.
Sc pide sea levantada la session; pc
ro Sc retira la mocion Y ell presiden-
te de la comision de legislation pro-
pone que Sc vaya estudiando ell infer
me a los c6digos. Dice quefaltan nuy
pocos dias para terminarse la legisla-
tura y ell trabaio es largo, debiendo-
Sc dar tempo al consejo eiecutivo
que no podria diseutirlo enviarse
10 mas tarde.
Ell Sr. Llorens dice que solo faltan
13 dias de sesiones v en- ese tempo
es materialmente impossible desps-
char, nj discutir siquiera el informe,
de ese importante trabajo. Que la
camara debe ocuparse de despachar
las otras leyes yapresentadas y en- la
imposibilidad de discutir con la de-
bida calma ese trabajo de los codi-
gos, deiarlo para que otra legislature
10 haga.
Dtaz- NdrdTro. Que quede pues so
bre la mesa.
Cdndies. Nosotros no tenemos que
yer con 10 otros hagan Y con que 81 el
conseio puede q quiere dscutir ESQ;
pero 81 tenemos el deber de resolver
Ia question de dotar al pals de una
compilation que tanta falta hace. o
pino que Sc debe tratar el asunto.
Sc acuerda quede pars Ia proxima
sesion discutir en- conjunto el infor-
me de Ia comisi6n de legislaci6n V 4
las $50 Sc suspende ID session para
el siguiente dia & las 3 p. m. El Spa
Eer pide Sc declare la canara en-
sesion seenta y Sc acuerda.
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De Ia zelda a Ia caIe.
Varlos individuos han IL
uuidado las cuentas que
tenian pendientes con ell
juzgado.
Sc vera por segunda vez ell jul
clio por aSeSinato en- primer
grado contra Juan ROSadO.
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Ponce, Febrero 24.-El circulo
Lumen de Ponce hace gcstiones para
cubrir ell Prestamo, que ha levanta-
do para la construction dc Jm edifl-
clio, para dicho centro. adecuado
para ell case. Tienen va cobrada un
buen numero de acciones, V otras
tantas colocadas. Las acciones son de
5 dollars. Una comisi0n compuesta
del Presidente Sr. Jos; II Casals V
de los Sres. Ramon Ortiz. Francisco
Arizona. Antonio SimUnprietl, V
Domingo Negr6n. trabaian activs-
mente para dicho fin.
Han salido de Ia carcel por haber-
le archivado Ia causa por abuse de
confianza, Candido Torres, Isidoro
Ortiz. Juan Marrero Y Jesis Saliva
que cumplio 80 dias por hurto menor
Portalatin Colon, 80 dias por acome
timjento V aggression. Juan Bsu cum
pli6 s dias por quetrantamiento de
condena, V qued6 cumpliendo 30
dfas por al,ersr Ia paz.
Ha salido para Pehuelas la corte
municipal de esia ciudsd, para cele-
brsr juicios en- dichO sitio-
Manana Sc vera pOr segunda vez
nuel Fosas.-J. VI. Amadeo. Etel-
berto Y. NarqueZ-
Bsyamon, (P. r. Febrero "A
de 1910.
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FINAL De LA IRA
GED|A De AR{C|B0,
Ell cabo Lucca que fue
herido por Cruz Cres
30, fallecio en- ell hos
pital.
Su entierro estuvo muY
concurrido.
Ma6ana domingo SO celebrara
IN mass meeting de protesta
contra ell bill OlmSted.
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Febrero 25.-El microbes en- Ia
noche fallecio en- este Hospital el in
fortunado cabo de la policia Jose
R. Lucca, que fut alevosamcnte he
rido por el individuo Cruz Crespo
al conduclrle arrestado al depositc
municipal en- la noche del lunes,
Todos los auxilios de la ciencia fue-
ron in titles para salvar la vida de
este apreciable j6ven que muere en-
ell cr,mplimiento de su deber. Aver
tarde verificose Ell sepelio del cada-
yer y con decir que estaba todo el
pueblo con representations de to-
das las clases sociales basta para de
mostrar Ia parte que ha tornado Are
cibo para demostrar la pena ante la
sensible desgracia. Asist;o 81 cuerpo
de bomberos con sus jefes y oficia-
les, una secci6n de policias y banda
de musica del cuerpo de bomberos.
Ell coche funebre iba cubierto de CO.
ronas. Despidieron el duelo con sen
tidas y conmovedoras frases los ho-
norables Alcaldes y Fiscal de la Cor
te de Distrito. Ell acompahamieno
siguio hasta la metropolis a rendir e.
tribute al desventurado joven vic
TINA del deber de SUI cargo. Paz a
sus restos.
Han contraido matrimonio los
distinguidos jovenes D. Miguel Fer
nandez y la Sra. Maria Sandova'.
la boda verificose en- Manatl forman-
do SUI nido de amor en- esta ciudad.
Deseamosles todo genero de dichas
y felicidades en- su nueva vida.
En- la mahana de hoy ha fallecido
en- San Juan Ia respectable anciana
Da. Clotilde Moreno Vda. de Torres,
amantisima madre de nuestro amig-
D. Joaquin Torres a quien acompa-
hamos en- SUI pena. FL cadaver sera
conducido 4 esta ciudad donde Sc le
dara cristiana sepultura. R. l. P.
Ell domingo en- la tarde Sc celebra-
ra en- esta ciudad un mass meeting
en- la plaza principal de protesta
contra la Ley Olmsted.
Sabado y domingo dara function
en- este Teatro ell Cine con preciosas
peliculas Ell domingo es ell beneficio
del team Alfonzo XIT
FL Sr. Marquee Roig, Alcaide de la
Carcel de San Juan, trabaja con ell
Hon. Comisionado del interior q fin
de que Sc arregle ell trozo de carrete-
ra que pasa por aquella carcel que es
un continue lodazal en- dias de llu-
via y una esposici6n para Ia salud
de los presos de aquel penal. Cree
mos que seran atendidas debida-
mente las gestiones del Sr. Marquee.
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NoVenaHo !e
Jesus NazaIeno;

En- cl novcnario de Jesus Nazare
no que princlpiara el lunes Is. Al to-
que Lc las oracioncs en IL Catedral,
predicari tniaS las noches el elocuen
te oraior sagrado Padre Pedro Mo-
rante-
FL comite local de la tni6n de
T. Rico Sc reuni6 en- Ia noche del iue:
vrs para tratar de la actitud asxmi-
da en- Washington por el Sr. Texi-
dor - lnforma que al embarcar pa
IA Estados Unidos ell Sr. Rexidor de-
i6 hecha 81 renuncA como presiden-
te delexpRsado comitk.
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Los ninos rinden IN
:. tribute, de carin,o1 a Il
. :, 1,1iaet,ntn:oria lei de Was
hington.
Ell ayuntamiento Sc une al
movimiento de protesta
contra el bill Olmsted.
Sc acordo trasmitir un cable a
Washington.
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Febrero 23.-En la tarde del dia
20 del corriente celebro una rumbo-
sa fiesta ell enthusiastic professor nues-
tro distinguido amigo D. Homero
San Antonio, en- honor a Washing
ton en- el barrio San Antonio y en-
la escuela Ramon Saavedra."
Ell professor Sr. Pineiro abri6 ell
acto con un magistral discurso que
encerraba muchas ensenanzas de pc
dagogfa. LIE sucedieron en- el uso de
la palabra los profesores Apollo San
Antonio y Rodolfo Medina.
Varios coros de ninos cantaron
himnos alusivos al acto y, acompa
flando la orquesta que dirige ell
Sr. Pima.
A las seis de la tarde termin6 la
fiesta con el juego de "Base-ball'
regresando los concurrentes a sus
hogares muy satisfechos por la bue-
ma acogida que les dispensaron el
Sr. San Antonio y SUI distlnguida
esposa y demas familia.
Nuestro concejo municipal en- Sc
sion extraordinaria E inspirandose
en- un principle de patriotismo acor-
do dirigir al Congreso de los Estados
Unidos el siguiente cablegrama:
"Quebradillas Febrero IS del 1910
Larrinaga, Congreso Washington
-Ayuntamiento protesta Bill refor-
mas propuestas Congreso Ramon
Avila-Presidente."
Los vecinos de este pueblo sin dis
tincion de matiz politico Sc muestran
muy pesimista con ell bill Olmsted,
toda vez que en- lugar de modificar
la Lev Foraker en- sentido liberal
y democratico de acuerdo con la
Constitution de aquel gran pueblo
Sc nos pretende> arrebatar las pocas
ibertades que a fuerza de tanto ba-
tallar hemos conquistado.
Abrigamos la esperanza que
aquellos hombres que alln no han
olvidado sus tradiciones democrati-
cas- Sc opondran a que ese arbi-
trano proyecto que Sc nos preten-
de aplicar, Sc convierta en- Ley.
iDios salve a Puerto Rico!
Sc han registrado en- este vecin-
dario varios casos de sarampion.
La Corte municipal del distrito
de Arecibo celebro su session men
sual en- la manana de hoy en- ell local
que ocupa la Corte. de paz de este
pueblo y resolvio los juicios siguien
tes:
Contra Fidel Viera por acometi-
miento sentenciado a un dia de car
eel.
Contra Ramon Aguiar, Jose Ra-
mos y Ramon Rivera por juegos
prohibidos a un dia de carcel cada-
unO.
Contra Jose Crespo Mendez, por
abuse de confianza sentenclado 4
cuatro meses de carcel
Contra Gregorio del Pillar por abu-
so de confianza, absuelto.
Contra Luis Francisco Jose por
abandono de memories suspendido
hasta ell nuevo termino por haber
presente certificacion facultativa
ell acusado de havarse enfermo.
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Mas touTiistas.

Fl vapor alrman turista "Moltke"
de- Ia cmprSa Hanh"urg american
Line" >aIi1 IL. New Work el dia %
del corri,n,c l!cglr i este puerto
Il iia , ,l' Mario pOr Ia mahana con
SO nasairtl,-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-26

ell iuicio por asesinato en- primer gra-
do por iurado ante la corte de dis
trito. contra Juan Rosado Colon,
que di6 muerte lal carretero Fran
cisco Cruz, Ell dia : de Diciembre del
1907, en- el harrio del Coqui"
tcrminoiudicial de este distrito entire
VS. de la nochc. Este juicio Sc &C.
lcbr6 V el iurado en- aquclla ocasi6n
do I'm veredlcto de aSeSimato en- prl-
mer grado contra este a>cuSado. V
Ell entonces jucz de esta cortr dc dis
trito Mr.. Gil 10 conden6 i muertc.
Ell infeliz Jost Torres que lc cav6
una enorme piedra en- l.. cahaZa en
momentos en- que eSt;ha trabaiando
cen ell barrio de MachIlrlo Arriba,
ha muerto en- cl IioSpil al Tricocic
La policia insular ha prc>tado du-
rante las iltilnas "A h"ra~ dnce >cr-
vicios por distinta> infrarcloncS,
de leyes. Aver fu& s'rrrcniida una
JuSaud ut t'"tupu
La rnuncia i'll Secrrtario dc
P. Rico Sr Cabuf Maid fuf pr'>cn-
tada con i,,rha q ,ir ii,brero del CO.
rriente V scg,in i'lt,rIn"S obrrniCio>
en- la Mansion tircu'iva, tcndri e.
fecto ell dc -\bril pr5ximo. La adj
ministraci6n dc Washington scgin
ell informe del gobernador de 7. Ri
co, teniendo en- cuenta los servicios
y adhesion del Sr. Ward. le trndri
en- cuenta para Fl dcscmpcilo dc un
cargo de representation ,iiplomati-
ca a que aspirsbl Fl >r Manl.
FL hon. Juez del Supreme. Lido
Mac Leary, estuvo aver confenn-
ciando con el gobcrnador Cotton.
-Ha lido 4 San German con mo-
Two de Ia enfermedad dc uno de sus
familiares, el joven \. Bernarylini
de la casa del Sr. Americo Salas.
Buen viale Y que meiore el -nfermo
La reunion del eolegio dc aboga-
dos eenvOcada para aver. sc aplaz6
para Ia Mariana de hoy. En- ella di6
euenta el Ledo. Hernandez Lopez
con el sIguiente cable Que npcibi6
aver de los Sres. Texidor Y Rodri-
guez Serra--"lmputaei6n t'1Lsa. Tor.
ninado A.fcTwle eolegio, rcqoros CONN.,
E erpresar opinion haciensoIo pro
tessondo psTs0noifamas..
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CENTERVILLE ITEMS.

Mrs. Viola Elliott. after an ex.
tended visit to her lbrother, Mr.. Sin
Farris, is visiting IN Lexington.
In the hog show at the George.
town fair Huffman Bros. were award
ed forty-two dollars of the fifty ir
premiums.
MIR. and Mrs. j. P. Shropshire hac
as their guest Thursday DR.. Mckee
of Versailles.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ryles were il
Lexington Monday.
Miss Marybelle Swetmau of Mt.
Sterling, is the guest of her brother
Mr.. Elmer Swetman.
Mrs. Elmer Swetman and little
daughter, Christine, are visiting in
Mt. Sterling and other points.
While handling hay one day this
week, Louis fitzpatrick fell ON a rake,
three prongs of which penetrated his
knee.
MIR. ]. P. Sullivan, of Lexington,
was here Sunday.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-05

Dissatisfied. discouraged. homesick
aad bankrupt. thousands of American
settlers in the Canadian Northwest
are turning their faces again toward
the land where snow and ice do not
come in August and where a variety
of crops can be successfully gro Wn.
This is the natural result of the blind
rush for lands whose main recmomen-
dation was their cheapness. Pictured
in the glowing terms of the land
boomer, the semi-arid sections of AL
berta have drawn poor but worthy far
mers from their comfortable homes to
experience the disheartening realiza-
tion at time has neither Modified MOI
moistened the climate of that land. II
is still a place where farming is
fraught with difficulties.
Although the emigration of home
seekers to Western Canada was larger
this spring than year ago. the tide
has turned. Clarence j. Blanchard Of
the reclamation service reports that hi
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-05
Body of Frank Demma Found,

The body of Frank Demma, the
twelve-year-old Italian boy, who mys-
teriously DISAPPEARED from his home in
Lexington on the evening of July s,
was accidentally found Wednesday
evening in an old cistern on a vacant
lot at the corner of Second and Lime
stone streets in that city. The body
was badly decoomposed and was float
ing on the water when fills the cistern
nearly to the top. 1t had been screen
ed from view by heavy door which
had been lying over the mouth of the
cistern. The Italian colony was mach
excited by the grewsome find.
P. Muth,a well-known German baker
uf that city. last winter bought the
lot where the body was found and tore
down the old building upon it, leaving
the ground vacant He merely covered
up, and did not fill the old cisteln upon
it. Wednesday evening about 6 o'clock,
Mr.. Muth, his son. John. 16 years old,
and Tom Caden, boy of similar age,
who works at the Muth bakery, took
some horses to the lot to Craze upon
the grass growing there. John Muth
and Caden were sitting upon the heavy
door which covers the top of the old
cistern, when young Muth remarked
to Caden, Tom, would you like to
see a big cistern?" And, upon Caden
asenting, Muth raised the door from
the cistern's mouth.
The boy was the son of Jseph DEM
ma, an Italian fruit peddler, who
lives on Short street. near jefferson
and his disappearance was a puzzle
which attracted attention all over Cen
trial Kentucky. The father believed
he had met with foul play and tthe
Italians of the city raised fun of
$500, which was offered as a reward
for. information which would lead to
his recovery.
The father stated at the time that
the boy had had fight with a Greke
youth who lived near his home, and in
timated that the Greeks relatives and
friends were responsible for his disap-
pearance. When the body VAS found
the elder Demma was almost crazed
by excitement and made futile at
tempt to commit suicide with knife. !,
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Reduced Rates.

The first ascent of Curtiss and his
aeroplane will take place Sunday af-
ternoOn at 8 p. M, and twice daily at
! and p. M. during tn. week of the
Blue Grass Fair at Lexington. Special
rates and admission to fair
grounds, commencing Monday, August
z to Ii. "A round trip rate of 81 viii
be made to Lexington and return by
the Blue Grass Traction Co., return
tickets good one day after date of sale.
Tickets must b. purchased from
agent in Paris to get benefit of excur-
sion rates.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-05

Through unavoidable circumstances
the game between the All Profession
ais and the ,All-Collegians for the
benefit of the Paris Hospital has been
postponed from Friday. nAugust 5, to
Tuesday. August g. Don't forget the
date-Tuesday. August 9.
This will. without doubt be one of
the best games of the season and
should be attended by everyone by
the base ball fans, as many famous
stars will be in action and by all
others to help swell the hospital fund
and secure that much desired and real
necessity for our city.
Tickets on sale by the ladies' COM
mittee of the hospital fund and else
where. Watch for further announce
ments.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-05

has talked with great number of set
tiers who fare forsaking the expert
ment with Alberta irrigated lands to
seek homes south OF the line. Alfalfa
and wheat have been their main crops.
and these are not sure owing to the
short season. The incongenial govern
ment, the high freight rates necessary
to get crops to market and the long
winter have been additional causes of
discomfort. 1t is rer o-ted that during
the last nine months $4,000 settlers
have returned tolthe United States
from Canada, and the movement is
increasing. These men have discover
ed that there was reason for the
cheapness of the land, but it has cost
them dearly in cash and in hardship
| for their families to find it out.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-05
An "Ad" that will Not DYE TDie7

Cleaning and dying is the business we
do,
We do it so well that your garments
seem new.
We take your silt sciled and all filled
with stain,
And return it to you a new suit again.
So remember one thing and bear It in
mind,
That in cleaning and dyeing we ex-
cell in this line.
We will call for your clothes and de-
liver them too,
Without any worry or trouble to you.
THOMAS BROS,
Home phone 585. 704 Main street.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1910,

at 2:30 p. M, on the premises, offer at
public sale the following described real
estate:
Lot No. THAT certain house and
lot situated on the corner of Pleasant
and Sixth streets, in the city of Paris,
KY, having a frontage on Pleasant
street of sc feet 9 inches, more or less,
and running back towards Main street
between parallel lines a distance of
8SH feet, more or less, to the line of
the east wall of the brick shop situated
on lot herein described as lot No. 2.
There is situated on this lot com
Portable brick dwelling of seven rooms
and good cistern. This is one of the
most desirable locations in the city of
Paris.
Lot No, 2-Situated on the south
side of Sixth street, between Main and
Pleasant, having a frontage on said
street of SO feet, more or less, and
running back between parallel lines a
distance of 66 feet inches, more or
less. Upon this lot is situated a two
story brick and frame building. now
occupied by Bradley & Brannon, as a
blacksmith and woodworkers' estab-
lishment. This is very valuable bus
mess location, being in the center of
the business district of Paris.
TERMS.-Said property will be sold
upon the following terms: One third
cash, one third due in six months and
0ne-third due in twelve months, for
which deferred payments the pur-
chaser will be required to execute two
notes with good and approved security,
said notes to bear interest at six per
cent. per annum from date of sale, or
the purchaser may have the option of
paying all cash.
r. K. MCCARTNEY,
Executor E. R.. Mckinney.
M. F. Kenney, Auctioneer.
23jy-td.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-05
CLUB STANDING.
Special for Sunday.

A trial order will convince you that
our ices and cream in the bulk far ex-
cells that you can buy elsewhere or
make at home. Individual ices for er :
tertainments furnished on short notice.
22t RASH & FOTHERGILL.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-05
CLINTONVILLE ITEMS.

Services at the Clintonville Chris
tan church next Lords Day, August
III O'Clock a. m. and 7:3O y. m.
Morning theme, Measuring Christ
Love ;"evening theme, Fear is Man s
Great Enemy"
Other Clntonville items arrived
too late for publication but will appear
in next issue.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-05
Half Price.

All Panamas and straw hats go this
week and next at half price. They
must be sold to make room for Fall
goods.
5-3t MITCHELL & BLAKEMORE.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-05
Executors Sale.

Attend the Executors sale today of
the Mckinney property, corner Fifth
and Pleasant streets. The personal
property will be sold also at the same
time. Read the advertisement in an
other column.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-05
Fine Cigars and Cigarettes.

Our stock Of fine cigars and ciga
rettes is complete. Imported and do
mestic brands of the best make
Something to please the taste of al
tobacco users.
Ut RASH & FOTHERGILL.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-05
Lost Dog.

Lost on Cynthiana pike in front of
my place Sunday afternoon July 81.
lemon and white dog hound puppy
seven weeks cid. Reward for return.
5 ct K. F. Clay, Jr.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-05
Wall Paper Bargains.

We are offering great wall paper
bargains for the month of August.
Our decorators are now ready to wait
on you promptly. Come in today and
select your patterns. Have your
papering done before the Fall rush.
]. II. HINTON.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-05
Executors Sale.

Attend the Executors Sale today of
the Mckinney property corner Fifth
and Pleasant streets. The personal
property viii; be sold also at same
time. Read the advertisement in an
other column.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-05
Half Price.

All Panamas and straw hats go this
week and next at half price. They
must be sold to make room for Fail
goods.
-5-3t MITCHELL & BLAKEOMRE.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-05
Two Dollars Per Gallon.

Best two-dollar per gallon whisky
in the State. We can prove it.
Sole wholesale dealer in Paris in
Lion Beer-it's that pure beer.
fsetp II. F. BRANNON.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-05
Notice.

ALI persons not having settled their
July accounts are urgently requested
to call at once.
ct MISS JESSIE BROWN.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-05
Saloon License All Paid.

The eighteen saloons of Paris on
Monday, August 1, paid to the City
Collector $5u0 each, being the last
half of the 81 900 license each retailer
is required to pay.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-08-05
WEDNESDAY,.

Loosely played. though stubbornly
contested. the game with Lexington
Wednesday afternoon at White Park
ended in an exciting fashion, the
Bourbonites came cut the best in the
contest, winning in the ninth by a
score of 5 to after the game had
been lost and tied and then lost and
tied again.
The first half of the entertainment
was marked by the ludicrous mistakes
on the part of the opposing team but
after Paris had tied up the contest in
the fourth inning matters took on an
entirely different hue and but for the
timely sacrifice in the last session no
doubt extra rounos would have been
necessary to determine the tsult.
Kellogg, the big league hurler, fresh
from shutCut Of the Boui bCnites in
one game of the double header at Lex
intgon last Saturday. pitted his
strength ags inst Mccormick, and
went down in defeat for the first time
sins.e he has been Blue Grass
leaguer. He was as wild as a March
hare at certain stages and in the Sec
ono and third sessions passed four and
hi another.
DJ 1Cc Vic uiIIihS w III IIl6 dSSlS-
tance of few misplays, the Colts took
big lead in the two opening innings.
Sheets, the first up. slammed the ball
to kaufman and the grounder was too
hot t. handle. Keifel hunted in front
of the plate and Mccormick failed to
reach The ball, the runner beirg safe.
Viox sacrificed and 10th men were
advanced a base. Sinex grounded to
Barnett and Sheets was cut off at the
plate. Ellis hit into safe territory and
Meyers famed. retiring the side.
In the secoId they added a couple
more. Kimbro hit a slow one to Kuhl-
man anu beat it out, taking second ION
Halls sacrifice, which Kuhlman FUN
bled and both men advanced a peg en-
Kellogg's sacrifice. Mccormick threw
wild to catch Kimbro off third. the
latter scoring. 4all taking third and
crossing the ru ober when Sheets lifted
a high one to Kaiser. Keifel beat out
a bunt but was forced at second on
Viox's grcunder for the third out.
TIE Colts failed to get around in the
thin and in their half the Bourbon
ties. assisted by the wildness vf Kel-
logg, when he passed two men, which
was followed by two singles, tied the
sore. Kuhlman and McKernan both
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BIRTHS.

Born, on Sunday, July 81, to the
wife of VIM. Johnson, on Cane Ridge,
son.
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