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EVANSVILLE WILL REMAIN INCENTRAL LEAGUE

Indianapolis Nov IBThe meet-

Ing of the Central baseball club man ¬

tigers here resulted in the settlementr of only one important question

As expected the Evansville franchisewas returned to that city it beingsold to tbe recently organized stock

l company composed of G W BomentJr John Walker and Jaa F Ryan

The matter of salary limit came upand It is probable the limit will beraised to 1200 exclusive of tne manlifer Instead of f 1200 inclusive ItIs probable next years schedule willalso call for 140 games

REMOVAL-

Jt Victor Vorls the dentist hasI moved to tbe Fraternity building

rooms 200202 Old Phone 7 J8R

BIBLE IN SCHOOLS

Owensloro is Now Grappling

With Question

An Amicable Adjustment There Is

Expected By the People

Oweniboro is undergoing a mildcontroversy over the reading of theBible in the public schools and theMinisters Association has taken upthe question The Messenger says

The agitation or me question ofreading the Bible In the public schoolswas began a few weeks ago prioripally by Jewish citizens and has teenled by Rabbi Krasnowetz Dr Eras

Inowetx prepared and read a paperbefore tbe city school board at its lastmeeting The paper dealt exclusivelywith the legal side of the question andIan array of authority was cited asprohibiting such reading of the Bible

A similar fight hl recently beenmade in a number of cities In Pa

Idncah a motion to prohibit the read ¬

Log of the Bible in the pnbllo schoolspoked only one vote of carryingThere was however not a Jew on theboard Injunction proceedings werebjgnn but a compromise was reachedthrough Superintendent Lelb of theolty schools who declared that hewould not have the Bble read in thecity sonools that the board had mere-

ly refused to prohibit such readingwithout in any way making it comnplscry and that he was at perfect liberty to the bis discretion in the mat ¬

ter In order to avoid litigation thatwould have interfered with the workIng of the school both sides allowedthe matter to rest Home such sololion has been reached wherever thequestion has arisen in Kentucky andtne legal points involved have neverbeen passed upon by a court It wasintimated by one of the leaders inOwensboro that injunction proceed ¬

ings will probably be begun andDnviess circuit court may be the firstto pats upon the vexed question

FOOTBALL TEAM

SOME OF THOSE WHO WILLI PLAY AGAINST CAIRO

Mr John Brooks who Is getting upa football team to play a senior teamof Cairo in Padnoah on Thanksgivingafternoon has not completed the lineup of his team but has many playersto pick from

Of about fifteen men he has selectedthe following which will probablyconstitute the team John BrooksEd Toot O Nelson Lon Davit Robert Browder M Ramage GroverLind Kiddle Gerard K HawklnClay Kidd E Dell K Burrows WillBurns

He will organize tbe teem and beginpractice before Sunday to be In readiness for the game It IIs said that themerchants hero are getting InterestedIn the game and will iikoly have a bigcrowd out to see it The locals areanxious to win and will work bard todefeat the visitors Cairo Iis said toaverage in weight about 1IH und thelocals will come within this limit

CONSTIPATION

Health IIs absolutely impossible If constlpatlon bo present Many seriouscues of liver and kidney complaint havesprung from neglected constipationSuch a deplorable condition Is unnecessary There Is a cure for it Herblncwill speedily remedy matters C ALindsay P M Dromon Fla writesFeb 12 1002i Having tried HerblneI find It a fine medicine for constipationCOc bottle Suit by DuBois Kolb A Co

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11 Siesta InThe Jungle

tCoprrlchVUM by T C McClureMajor Itldan of the Twelfth native

cavalry India was hunting In lieugal with a small party and one after-camplader a tree for a nap Ho had nutslept above a quarter ot au hour whenho was aroused by what seemed tobe the purring of a cat only thesound was much louder He hadnever heard the purr of a tiger orpanther but realized In an Instant thatono or the other had come tretplusupon htm as hp slept He was lyingon his left Side and fnclug the westand the beast had come up behind him

The major opened bill eyes but didnot more a linger The beasts tinestouched the minis shoulder and suuff-cd at his face and the long whiskerson bis muzzle tickled the mans cheekbut ho did not wore lied he raisedhand or foot the beast would haveseized him by the neck at ffncc

The tiger as was afterward ascer ¬

tained had his lair within a few hun ¬

dred fret of where the soldier was ly¬

lug After a minute or two a pawwas placed on the officers shoulderand he was turned over on the broad

IIof his back Through his eye winkersho caught sight of the paw andrealized that ho was in tbe thenIII

a full growth tiger For the momenthe was rejoiced A panther hasnt thegood nature of a tiger and is also morotreacherous A tiger will starTs betorn he will feed on anything that hohas not killed with his own pawswhile a panther will grab at anythingthat comes In hlswoy Between thotwo the choice was with the tiger andthe major felt almost elated over his

luckWhen the man had been turned onhis back the tiger sat up like a dotand purred like the great cat ho wasThe man had on a hunting jacket withsilver buttons They seemed to beobjects of curiosity to the beast andbe touched the six of them In succession and slightly pulled at them withIlls paw

The soldiers hat was lying on thegrass near his head The tiger reachedfor it and began to play with It an youhave seen a puppy with a glove or raglie struck it to the right and then tothe left and then jumped after it andseized It In his teeth and gave it a tossInto tbe air He played with the hatfor at least ten minutes and then satup and yawned and returned to hisvictim

Pretty soon a spur on the majorsright boot heel attracted his attentionIt was of brass and quite new and re¬

flected the rays of the sun filteringdown through the foliage He lickedat tho metal and hurt his tongue onthe rowel-

With a low growl ho drew back andfor a minute seemed to cogitate Then

Ihe began licking at and biting thestrop which was also new and fulloil and In a minute or two he hall otIIspur off the boot Ho then layand chewed at the strap as It ha likedIthe taste but after n time I

aside and rolled over on his back andworked his body about on the grassas If bothered with fleas I

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The beast was rolling and purringwhen one of the horses in camp ut ¬

tered a neigh The major was watch-Ing through half closed lids and the

b1mlIlosix feet Into the air to whirl again andstand head to camp For five minutesbe stood watching and sniffing andgrowling Ills tall was held straight i

out brls caw lay back and one pawwas held about six inches from theground as it ready to strike As theneigh was not repeated the tiger re-turned to tile major

The major was rolled over at leasta dozen times by the tiger anti thobeast leaped over him back and forthlike a dog at play und ho seemed toget a good deal of amusement outof It and to preserve Ills good uatuil1He finally fastened his ttttb in themans hunting belt and lifted himclear of the ground as easily as a wattmight lift a kitten If the soldier hadnot been told over and over againthat a tiger eats only what ho killsho would have made sure that he wasto be carried off

lie had a revolver In his belt andas his right hand fell down It encoun ¬

tered the butt of the weapon Homight have drawn it and killed thobeast or n shot might have fright ¬

cited him away but It was hardly achance In a hundred It may be thattile tiger was holding the man up tosee If there was life In him and washoping to feel blm wake a worewent If there had been the stir of abaud death would have been swiftand merciless titer swinging theman pendulum fashion for a full minute the beast laid him down as care-fully as you please gnawed the beltlu two and pulled it off aud carryingone end In his mouth ho frolickedaway and was hidden by the jungle

Au hour later the majors party hadformed a cordon around the tigerslair and sent In the beaters At thofirst uproar the beast charged out witha fierce growlI and killed a native withone blow ot the paw which had treat ¬

ed the soldier so gently Three ruin¬

utes later he wheeled Dud charged Inthe other direction and though hereceived bullets from two differentrifles ho sprang upon Captain Westof the artillery and carried him 300feet before falling dead The offlcerwho had been seized by the neck wasdead long before the tiger gave upthe ghost One of the bullets hud cuttho beasts heart and yet ho hadbounded away with a wan weighing

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EXECUTORS SALE

On Wednesday November 301904 I will soil to the highest andbest bidder at about 11 oclock am at the edit entrance door of the

JMcCrackcn county court house III

Paducah Ky the following de ¬

Iscribed property towlt

A two stOry brick itore house andlot situated on the west tide of Sec-ond street known as No 123 SouthSecond street between Broadwaystreet and Kentucky avenue which

I fronts 19 nineteen feet and C

five Inches on South Second streetand running back toward Third

IaaldIary 1 1900 at U60 five hundredand forty dollars per year payableUHi fortyfive dollars per month

Also a onestory three roomframe house and lot house No 910situated on the south side ot I1rllllIson avenue between 10th and 11thstreets In Vaducah Ky being litNo 0 In block No 4 fronting 43Ifortythree feet on Rronson ave

oDeIoneIsame width of 43 fortythreeItho In rear Each piece of the abovtf

described real estate will be soldfor onehalf cash and onehalt onI

C months credit for which a lienwill be retained with Interestdate or purchaser may pay all fromII

Also 40 forty shares ofstock of the CItizens Savingsof Paducah Ky the par of said I

shares being 100 one hundred dollars each Said shares will first beoffered In Iota of C five shares andthen offered as a whole 40shares and bid or kids forlrIestate the best trice will beed Terms cash

Also 7 seven shares ofIheIstock of the McCracken County

Bract and Title company the parof said shares being 50 fifty dollava each Terms cashW C ELLIS Executor of Emily

Davis DeceasedNovember 12 1904

FINGER MASHED OFFI

I U WOODWORKER MEETS WITH

AN UOJDKNTiI

Clarence Melber a wood workeremployed lathe local li 0 repairing I

shops met with a serious accidentthis morning and will lose part of afinger as a result

lie was working on a truck whenthe car was lowered onto his handThe middle finger of tbe right hindwas mashed oft at the first joint butwill have to b4 amputated at the eon

ond jointI The patient was taken to the hot ¬

plea after the accident and medicalassistance rcoderedr tu

Mr Luther Graham tbe wellknown tobacco man Is suffering fromIaj injured foot ills left foot wascaught under a hogshead of tobaccoMonday and badly mashed lie isable to be out but has to wear a softsSoe and limp

MUCH DAMAGE

WAS DONE THE R09ENTUALBTOOK

Mr Albert Rosenthal of the Transvast Cigar Co over time BledermanGrocery d Baking Co bakery onlower Kentucky avenue which hornedlast week says that tbe report thathis stock of tobacco and cigars wasonly slightly damaged is erroneous asthe entire stock IIa total loss fromsmoke

The tobacco and cigars are alltainted with the smoke end are notworth tbe boxes they ass In Thestock is valued at about 1800 anti thefixtures about 100 Tits litanx areinsniud for 1100 but tbeilock for oulI1 100

OFFICE ABOLISHED

POSTOFFIOE AT LAMONT ATHING OF THE PAST NOW

The postoffloe at Lamont this coun ¬

ty has been abolished and the stockon hand was brought to the city andIplaced in the local poitolHoe to besold The discontinuance of this 01llC6II

resulted from the excellent rural roateII

service The locality heretofore servedat Lament will be served from RaralII

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WAS TODAY APPOINTED CITYWEIGHER BY TUB MAYOR

Mayor Yeiier thus morning appointeluMr M W Johnson the formercouncilman city weigher to succeedWilliam Hessleton who died last

nightMrJohnson is a good man and will

make the city an excellent officer liehas been associated with innlolpalaffairs for many years and the workIiii not now to him He went to workthis morning immediately after beingappointed There Is to be an electionof a new weigher next month theelection being held annually

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HUNG JURY

IN A MAYFIELD ilORDER CASE

At Mayfield a jury Is tied up In theCliO against Con Brooks for manslaughter He is charged with killIng Lon Holmes at Mt Zlun Gravescounty as a result of a boyish quarrellast Christmas

The case was argued yesterday andgiven to the Jury about t oclock Inthe afternoon It went to its roomand at press time today had notreached a verdict It Is thought thatthere 1is no posilblo chance to reach averdict and the jury will be dischargedtoday at the adjournment of courtunlfSH some agreement has beenresulted

This Is about the most Importantcats on the docket In Graves orlmi >

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MR II U WALLAOE IS IN PADUOAU TODAY

Mr IL U Wallace chief engineerof tho I O Is in the olty today on

businessMrhad been on the In

spection train and came np from theBooth on the noon train today Ho

wll leave tonight for Stt Louis via

CairoMrWallaoo met several local offl

oials and held a short conference withthem relative to local business MrIWallace stated that the road expected

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to have the now bridge at GilbertiIellis finished by March let j

Tho piers will be ilnlihed y JanInary 1st unless some very bad weatherlets in to stop the workI

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On Suits and OvercoatsT-hat sell from 10 00 to 1850

You will find it profitable to visit our store and look over ourline of popular prices In Suits and Overcoats for men boys

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Mens Suits from 500 to 2000

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Sturgis coal burns 15 per cent longer than anyother coal because it contains no carbontheyfamousIt Is screened three separate and distinct timesbefore it enters your coal bin

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TREMOVAL-

Mr Ed Ware who formerly roo

tamed space at Harbours departmenttore has moved his business ono

slating of H line ot samples of Mor

ohant Tailoring to Mr Slaughterstore at 224 Broadway

He will continue his Buclubdrawlags on Saturday nights as before atill new location

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CHANGED A PATENT

Mr Charles Q C Leigh has senorcd a patent on a letter file the letterson which can be referred to at a momint notice It is said to be a goodthing for business men and will bemanufactured In Chicago Mr Leighwas some time ago granted a patenton a banana case ho invented anti isnow manufacturing on North Secondrlstreet

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