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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER I, 1904
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Mob Made Some Ugly
rests at Paducah
I WAS BLUFFED
TV CROWD THAT RUSHED
rHf DIAMOND FROMTHE
JAND STAND CAIRO
M,; LOST..
lost at Paducah yesterday by
if 7 to 9.
people who saw the game and
( home last nlKht report a
graceful occurrence at the Pa
ill park in which Umpire Zln-
8 the central figure. 5 '
3 end of the sixth inning the
Ood 5 to 3 in favor of Cairo
Paducahians waxed warm be
lie collar, and in the (seventh
'mpir Ztnkans made a decis-
ih did not meet their approval
ihped from the grand stand
led to the diamond making all
.' (threats, After a while quiet
tored, but one Cairo fan said
ajians appeared confused and
afraid to give his decisions
eg and balls as they thou hi be.
claimed that Craugle would
m right across the plate and
timidai'.ed umpire would call
ills.
fhad tre best of the game up
time of the demonstration
Zinkans and was doubtless en
o tfhe game.
y was knocked out of the box
ahic took hi place,
ley's hand is sore and Rutledge
ehind the bat. He had an off
d put Shannon in to finish the
attendance was 517?
score: :
.. 0 0 0 0 4 10 0 17 10 7
. -,..0 0 0 2 1 0 4 2 9 10 f.
'Ties Crangle, Rutledge and
m; Brady, Brahic and Land.
e-rZJinkaiis.
a Paducah fan niter they threatened
to moh Kinking,
Petit, the best catcher In the league
met with a very ; painful accident in
yesterday's game. A foul tip split his
hand between third and fourth' Aimers.
It is hoped his hand will soon be in
comllticin to allow him '' !i,v a
uood. hard player like IVt.it out, of
the game hurts bad. Clarksville Star.
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Paducah'8 attendance on week days
runs .from 25i to 050. while Cairo's is
from fi5 to liV Figures don't lie and
the proof can be cited. The attend
ance at Paducah never falls below the
guarantee, but is always far above
it. Cairo Is a splendid one day a week
ball town. That V72 is a little strong
for a stall. News-Democrat.
SOME figure don't lie ami some
newspaper correspondents may not.
The fact remains, however. UnV Cairo
is a better baseball town in point of
attendance than Paducah. This was
proven last season and will be aalii
this year. Such a crowd in Paducah
as was in Cairo last, stinuay woiuu
have forced spectators into the Pa
ducah diamond. Their abbreviated
excuse for a park cant nom me
poods and the goods don't go.
Laundry Blue
At All.
Grocers
S3 I I l I I I
Lm i i i i i -
ng -. .
Won't Freeze
Won't Break
Won't Spill
Won't Spot Clothes
Josts 19 Centi, Equals 20 Cants
yrjrih of any other kind of bluing
Reiwrts have been sent out from Ca
iro that the attendance at Sunday's
same, between Paducah and Cairo,
was the largest In the league's histo
ry. Wrong afjain. It was large, all
right, but slightly less than the at
tendance at Paducah otv the last Sun
day that. Cairo played here. The
league secretary and others sent press
reports ont that 1,072 people witness
ed the game. The secretary was in Pa
ducah the day of the largest crowd in
the Kitty's history, lie ,'ook special
paiiw to request correspondents to
I'end out the attendance at Paducah at
;!.7."0. This was done, which was
swelling the actual paid atrendance to
some extent. News 1 k-mocrat.
Surely, the N.-D.'s correspondent
wouldn't do a thing like that. How
dreadfully awful; awfully dreadful.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati. 1; New York,
Cincinnati. 2: New York, .'!,
Pittsburg, 7; Boston. 3.
Chicago. 0; Brooklyn. 2.
St. Louis, 1; Philadelphia,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia, 1; Chicago,
Boston, 10; Detroit, 2.
Wasnington, 1;. St. Louis,
New York, 2; Cleveland, 1
0.
I TWO HOME RUNS,
ksvllle, Aug. 31The locals ad
ored a shut-out to the Vincennes
A triple play by Clarksville
ime runs by Harris and Collins
he features. .
., .0 0 0 1 0 1.0 2 04 8 3
I ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 4 ,3
idea Harrig and Starks;
1 and Brahic. '
SNAPPY GAME.
;lnsville, Aug. 31. The locals
e prettiest game of the season
ninth inning, through errors.
,.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 45 9 0
:.Q 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01 3 4
erlea McNutt and Downing:
der and Ketter.
DIAMOND DUST.
lost again.'
umpire did !t."
Ins was Intimidated.
ksville here Saturday and Sun
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Under the head of a special dis
patch from Cairo ihe Vincennes Cap
ital says; M.'J. Farnbaker, secre
tary of the Kitty league left last
nfght for Evansville and Terre Haute
where arrangements wilt be made for
the league of next year. Secretary
Farnbaker may also visit Peoria or
Danville and it is believed that befor
liis return a deal will have been ar
ranged by which Evansville and Terre
Haute will be dropped from the Cen
tral leagued rjnd adntftd into the
Kitty league tu place of Hopklnsville
and Henderson.. IT either Danville or
Peoria are secured Clarksville's fran
chise will be given to the" sucossftil
one. It is now a certain'y that Hop
kinsville, Clarksville and Henderson
will not be members of next season's
league and almost a certainty that
Evansville and Terre Haute will Ik-,
The new league according to plans
ali?ady arranged will consist of A'ln
ceunes, Terre Haute and Evansville
in Indiana. Paducah in Kentucky, Cai
ro in Illinois and one other city yet -to
be named. Im case this other city is
not secured there is a small probab
ility that Henderson will be allowed to
keep her franchise. '
goner at Poplar Bluff has Join
j team. He may pitch today.
'it will we do to Clarksville
j they come here Saturday and
'y?-
nay be
ay get
.time.
Bonno again today
our "Bumps"
at's iklnnin" 'era alive," said
Herbine
Renders the bile more fluid and thus
helps the blood to flow; It affords
prompt relief from biliousness, indi
gestion, sick and nervous headaches,
and the over indulgence in food and
drink. Herbine acta quickly, a dose
after meals will bring the patient In
to good condition In a few days.
C. L. Caldwell, Agt. K. K. and T.
U. R., Checotah, Ind. Ter., writes,
April 18, 1903: "I was sick for over
two years with enlargement of the
liver and spleen. The doctors did me
no good, and I had given tip all hope
for the I of being cured when my rugglst ad
vised me to use Herbine. It has
made me sound and well." Stic
Sold by Schuh Drug Co.
and
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
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St .Pant, no game, wet grounds.
Minneapolis, same,
Milwaukee, Toledo, 1.
Kansas City, 1; Indianapolis, 4
Kansas City, 3; Indianapolis, (!
THREE-EYE LEAGUE.
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Decatur, 5; Rock Island,
Dubuque, 4; Davenport, 2.
Cedar Rapids. 4; Rock Island.
Bloomington, 0; Springfield, 4.
Bloomlngton, 1; Springfield, 2
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Des Moines, 9; Omaha, 2.
Denver. 2; Sioux City, 3.
Colorado Springs, 9; St. Joseph, 8.
Colorado Springs, 4; St. Joseph, 3.
WORLD'S FAIR FEATURES. .
About six thousand visitors' a day
are now being entertained at the New
York City building on the Model
Street at the World's fair.
The first baby ambulance ever
built 1 being used at the World's fair.
The ambulance contains a complete
Incubator equipment.
A reproduction of Liberty Bell
carved out of golden creamery butter
is exhibited In the dairy section of
New York's display in the Palace of
Agriculture at the "World's fair.
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GRAND EXCURSION
To Chicago, Tuesday, September 6
Via
"BIG FOUR"
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Among tha personal effects of
Thomas Jefferson exhibited In the Vir
ginia building at the World's far. a
reproduction of MonticellOj Jefferson'.i
old home. Is a clock which was in the
Jefferson home for years previous to
the Revolution. The timepiece is 1
Carrara marble and is 1T0 years old.
"Governor's Week," at the World's
fair will be a feature of the latter
part of September. It Is pro;ssed to
make this special week a most elab
orate one in events. The governors
of all the states, acompanied by their
staffs, are expected to be present.
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Good returning until Ssptein
ber 14th. Train leaves Cairo
5:30 a. m., arrives in Chicago
at 8:25
p. ui.
FOR DETAILED INFORMATION CALL U
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LM.STOXE, ELMER SMITH,
T. P. A. Cairo, 111, Ticket Agent
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Thirty Bagobos and 18 Tagalos
hav arrived on the Philippine reser
vation at the World's fair. The Bag
ohos are th most spectacular of th
Island peoples , wearing costumes
beautifully ornamented with beads,
ear and toe rings and are skilled agri
culturists and hunters.
CIHHA
CAPTURES TWIN. CITY EVENT
WITH A $13,000 PURSE AT
SHEEPSHEAD BAY, DISTANC
ING THE GREAT M'CHESNEY.
By the Associated Pres,
New York, Aug. 31. In a bard drive
Caughnawaga. at three to one, won
the Twin City handicap, $13loo to the
winner, rf Sheepshead Bay today,
with Dainty second and Grasiallo
third. The mile and a quarter was
run in the fast time of 2:0.". McChes
iiey, who won this stake last year, de
feating Hermis, was made I lie favor
ite today on the strength of a very
fa:, trial, but was always outrun,
finishing next to last,
Artful, winner of the1 Futurity, won
the $10,000 great Jllly -stakes. Artful
and Rose of Dawn were coupled' in
the betting and held at prohibition
odds of 1 to 15. An'ful and Belle
Stroine, an added starter, ran close to
gether to the stretch, where Artful
drew away and won under wraps by
half a length in the fast time of 1:11
3-5, which is one-fifth of a second fast
er t'.han her time in the Futurity. Lin
da Lee was third.
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EPTEEMrlil
, I will offer for sale the largest and finest stock of Pianos ever
brotight to Cairo at prices and terms never twfore heard of
Hi
NEW PIANOS NEW ORGANS
FOR FOR
$165,00 $45.00
GREAT RACING
AT PUKE
By Associated Press.
Providnce, Aug. ,'11. Ten thousand
people saw plenty of good racing the
third day of the Grand circuit meet.
The 'weather was fine and the traclf
'very fasr. The big attraction was
the Roger Williams stake for $5.0oo,
for trotters eligible to the 2:12 elas
last March. While seven responded
to the call, it was believed that the
event lay between Consuelo S., win
ner of the Massachusetts stakes at
Readville last week; Sweet Marlf. the
unbeaten California mare, and Tiver
ton, backed to win at Readville in
the Massachusetts event, but who met
with an accident in the first heat'ai.d
was distanced. Sweet Marie won af
ter Tiverton had taken two heats.
The time for third heat 2:0H4. is the
race record for the year, male by
trotters. The aggregate time of the
five heats is the World's record, low
ering that In the famous stallion race
at Readville in the Qresceus-Sharley
Herr memorable turf battle. Prince
Alert was driven to beat the Wor.'J's
pacing record of 1:59U and failed
by 1 V seconds.
You can buy a new Piano by paying $5.00 per uiouth, or a
liew Organ at $3.00 per month. These prices and terms are
good for THIRTY DAYS ONLY. Now is your time, Write
, . me or call at my store.
C. N. BUCHANAN
711 Commercial Ave.
Cairo, Illinois Z
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DAN PATCH LOWERS RECORD.
By the Associated Press.
Lincoln. Neb.. Aug. 31. In an exhi
bition mile on the State Fair grounds
track this afternoon Dan Patch lower
ed the record for a half nulo track.
and clipped three-quarters seiond off
his own best time for half mile track,
made at Des Dolnes last week., lie
covered a mile today In 2: 0514 on a
track a trifle lumpy from recent raitia.
$15 Fifteen Dollars. $15
Round Trip to Texas and Southwest.
On August 23rd, September 13th,
and 27th, the Missouri Pacific rail
way and Iron Mountain Route will
sell round trip Homeseekers tickets
from St. Louis, Cairo and Memphis
also from Kansas City, Leavenworth,
Atchison and Intermediate points to
Amarillo, Colorado City. Ft. Worth,
Brady, San Angelo, Corpus Chrlsti,
San Antonia ami Galveston and
points east thereof in Texas. To new
Iberia, Cheneyville, Alexandria and
Munroe and points west thereof In
Louisiana. To many joints in Arkan
sas, all points in Indian Territory and
Oklahoma. Final limit of ticket 21
days. Stopovers allowed after reach
ing first homeseeker's point en route.
For full information address any re
presentative of these companies.
II. C. TOWNSKND.
G. P. and T. Agt., St. Louis, Mo.
Elmer Smith,
P. and'T. Agt., Cairo. III.'
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The mine owners of Souih Africa
are entering into contracts with Chi
nese laborers to work in the mines of
that country. Ships are already at
Hong-Kong to convey thee laborers
to the field of operations. The con
tracts are guaranteed by the British
authorities, arc are for three years.
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spend as many hours as possible within the gates.
It is a thousand exhibitions in one and its daily
spectacles are a succession of pictures that never grow
commonplace. You will never see it twro alike. What
happened yesterday will never happen again. There was
but one .Dedication Day, one Opening Day; the Indians
Pawnees, Wield tas, Moros, Irogottes build their huts
but once. - ' .
In fact the opportunities of the Fair will come but
once in a generation. An international exposition larger
than that now open at St. Louis will be a $100,000,000
proposition. It will have to enlist the action of all the
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