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on Thursday night of thiw ck presents two burlesques by n

selected cast of talent that are tobound to wjn favor so says ManagerRoberts according to correspondencefront brother managers

Tjio iKsrformance opens with WestPoint cadets Introducing bevy ofpretty and shapely glrte and aboundswith funny climaxes This Is foll-

owed by a vaudeville bill of seven

headline acts

Viola Allen win proont her latestand greatest success Clydo Fitchsplay The Toast bf the Town atThe Kentucky next Tuesday May 8

The Insistence with which Miss 4llereaps success year after year prosctwo facts rather conclusively Firsther undoubted Judgment In the se¬

lection oft plays and condtbergroat Vl IUIty and popularity as anactress+ The supporting companyincluding Isaobl Irving is of the firsquality andsthe production Is novel1

and artistico i

Flvo interesting additions to thjNow York Symphony orchestra C

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tho leadership of Walter Damrosch Iins loked forward to

wlth1uhsusual interest are a group h±

artists who havo proved a valuableacquisition George Barrere rJ1lute Leon Troy first clarInet waa member of tho famous Guarde Re>

publlcalne a fact of which his sol ¬

dierly bearing furnishes a reminderThis organization though military Iincharacter numbers some of the bestmusicians of France among its mem-bers

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Adolphe Debols first trumpettMarcel Tabutcau English horn andAgusto Mesnardl first bassoon

Interest In the coming of so dlstinguished an oran atlon as MrDamroscli now directs is keen anthere is Avery indication of a highlysuccessful engagement CertaIn I

is that no more Important musicaltreat Will be Ptceredthisf l I section thisseason

CILVXGES AMOXGjFinKMEX

Two Itcslgnatlons Which Pill lint 0

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Ono regular and ono extra firemanIn the employeci sib city firo departmentr have resigned and the co imp Issloners win have these places to fillIat the next regular meeting Mondaynight May 7-

Stallonman Sid Gilbert of the Not4 station at Clay and Tenth streetshas formally resigned His place 1Isbeing filled by Kelley Franklin as

extraFrank Dlgcl extra rat tho No 3

station at Tcnth and Jones streetshas resigned or will tender his rest g¬

nation at tho next meeting of thoboard and hie posItion will have ttobo filled

l hero are several applicants fortho positions and Mr Moore Churc ¬

hill formerly a police juicer hasbeen tipped for the regular place

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Officer Will Thomas bf Mayfieldwho shot and killed Henry Cooley aprominent young man of that city I

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urday afternoon held over to the ac¬

44of the grand Jury for murderuador a 5000 bond which he read-Ily

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i County Judge Ed Crossland thoughtthe evidence sufficient to Justify hisbeing held over A great deal of feel

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WYMKIOne score In sixteen innings la

Bluesainswho secured seventeen runs in thatnumber of innjngs Th6 Blueswarn no match for the wily Indiansand yesterday the gamo was turnedInto n farce Only seven Inningwere played duo to the necessity ofthe visiting team leaving on tho G1Btrain for home-

Yesterday the Indians hit and ranbases like fiends There was something dolng every time an Indianwent to bat Big Fred Miller thepitcher did excellent work Hostruck out eight men allowed butfour bits and mocked outa longthree bagger with his war clubChenault showedup well behind thebat anti every Indian was full of vimarid vigor Taylor and Glllgan tall ¬tosthe fact that they were robbed ofgood hits by accidental fielding

The name resulted in a score of12 to 1 the visitors getting ono rutin the first Inning by twp hits a sac ¬

rifles and an ndvanceoh sv put outAter that Big Miller <lld not let themhit but twice and they were easyprey to his rapid flro delivery

The scoreInnings 1 2 q 4 5 C 7 r h o

Paducah 1 0 5 0 4 2 x12 1J 0

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Batteries PaducnhFred Millerand Chenault Blues Snjjder nedman and Carney Redman went Intohnndbeen for a sevenhits too being two baggers and onea triple smash to the rightcenter

rfield garden fence Lloyd got threehits ono being a double Perry andHans two one of Haas being a douatsingle Chcnault a single and FredMiller a trIple

The entire team did good work Inbase running and had the visitorshelpless In several innings stealingbases so fast that the game becamea farce It was a relief to tho crowdto know that tho tensest would bocalled Iin the seventh inning

Saturdays Game-s rho Indians walked away with tho

Alton Blues Saturday by a scoreof 5to0

Tho batteries were Redman andCarney Ames and Chonault and thwork of the pitchers was perfect

The hitting was conspicuously absent and the game well played ThIndians won out because of superiorteam work The Blues worecaught asleep several times and theScored s

slepttTho score

Inningst 1 2 3 45 G 7 89Paducah 0 0 00 31 0 lxAlton 0 0 0V0 04 0 0 0-

Rn EPaducah ii 3 0Alton 0 2 2

Two base hits Taylor Sacrifice I

hits Ames 2 Ollllgan 2 TaylorPerry Muller Zcller Alles StolenGases ayiller iLcft om ibasesPI1ducat C Alton 2 lilt by pItchedI

ba1Perryl Colbert Struck outtby Ames 10 by Redman 3 Bases

09 balIspy Ames 2by Redman 2Timo of game 15 UmpireGrlflln tu

>Iinllans Arc ItcadyTho Indians and now In good trim

and ready for the opening of theleague

Tho last finishing touches will bpput to tho grounds and grandstanImmediately and all will bo In read fnosa for tho opening Thursday

Chief Lloyd will practice his menI

lightly until the opening workingon signal codes etc until the 3rdSundays gaino showed excellent twork In signal codes the base steal ¬

ing being a resultI

Fcnton ii Wind JammerPap Farnbaker1 In tho Cairo

Bulletin prints a speech from Managar Fenton tho speech coming afterthe St Louis Washfngtons were dcfoaled ISto 0 by Cairo yesterday

Tho following extract will showwhat Farnbaker U trying to do toput some heart in Cairo tansiFenton speaks rTi

Paducah> Bosh They are not InCairos class Granting that Paducahhas Improved BOO per cent in toImII

since I played there twp weeks ago

Its U would taU a mile short ofCalr I can take the bunch Cairoitetei to ytuuariir llti adit=

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lytlla E PlnkhamsICompounllIThe wonderful power of Ljdla E

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It is a stimulant not because itiaja palliative but simply because it isthe most wonderful tonic and reconfitriictor ever discovered to act directly-upotitho generative organs positivelycuring disease and restoring health andvigorMarvelous cures are reported frombywOIienwMhaTcbeenhave witnessed cures and physicianswho have recognized the virtue ofLydia E Plnkhama Vegetable Com ¬

pQ11dandcnr fair enough to givecredit where it is dueIf physicians dared to bo frank and

open hundreds of them would acknowl ¬

edge that they constantly prescribeLydia E Pirihhams Vegetable Cornpound in severe cases of female ills asthey know by experience it can be relied to effect a cure The following letter roves ItIDrlghamPl1r1t I

I It gives me great pleasure to say that Ihave found IydlaE rinkbams VegetableCompound very nicftclou ancl often proscribe it In my practice for female dlfllculties

My oldest ddughter found it verybenetldill torn femftotrouble some timo ago and myyoungest dAughter is now taking it for a fe¬

male weakness and U surely gaining in healthand Rtrcngtbspacubjest andgive it honest indorsementpainfulflatulency weakness of organs displacements InflamrnatlonorulcernUoucan be restoredt to perfect health aridstrength by taking Lydia E PinkhamsVegetable Compound If ndvice isneeded write to Mrs Pinkham atLynn Mass She is daughterinlawof LydIa E Piukljam and for twentyfive years h7a been advising stelewomen free of charge No other livingperson baa had the benefit of awider experience In treating femaleills Site has guided thousands tohealth l very suffering woman shouldask for and follow her advice if shewants toT >e strong and well

rcah Look what Cairo did to me Hitmy pitchers at will run bases likedeers and showed mo that it knewthe Inside of baseball in breaking upa squeeze play for me In the fourthinning

Do I think Cairo needs thesqueeze plap7 No nol not with thatbench of hitters They can smash theball too hard fOitho necessity overarising to resort o the squeeze Butan occasion may arise one can nevertell what may happen that one 11nwill win a game for Cairo and thesqueeze would bof a good thing toplay at the last moment Cairo formine as the pennant winner by ablock If Paducah istho only club sitehas to beat out fortho rag

Well wit u Esi njon walt hero hehad a fairly good team but his bestmen are now playing Independentball In Metropolis and other smalltowns The bunch he carried to Cairowas secured off the St Louis com ¬

mons in P D Q order that a bunchmight be gotten together to fightbeateBcntloy was crippled hero and willbe in no form to pitch this seasonIfePap Farnbaker really believes thishot air we fechsorry

Farnbaker might know what hlsup agaJnst in Paducah and If he de ¬

sires to break theygcntlo truth toCairo fans in advance he had betterbegin now and follow lines differentfrom those he seems to have adopted

> lpicrt Is HereDen Nipped arrived last night and

Is this afternoon working out Withthp Indians Ho is In good formiXlppett knows the gauio from starto finish and Is ono jf tho best catch¬

ers for working young pitchers in thebusiness

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captain of thet Indians has been ofllctally announced The fans aro glad

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y1aduridr Auinfours WinTJie Paducah high school team

defeated the JJelropplls team in adoublo header Saturday at Metrop-olis by a score of C to 4 and 2 to 01fordthe Paducah team In both games Areturn date hero will bo played Sat¬

urday May 12th-

Irlnceton Wins AgainGrove Center and Princeton Ky

played Sunday and tho former wasshut out Following Is tho score

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GCr00000000o0dtterlesZvens and Drahlc for Grove CenterDempsey and Dempsey attendance400 umpire Smith

Tho feature of the gamo was thegood work of tho Princeton batteryStevens had 13 strikeouts Drahlccaught a star game and secured fourhits out of flvo times up

Princeton wlllpjay tho L A Lsat Princeton May C

post Three StralftjitaBrandt Itapldi ttaS defeated Evans

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Brooklyn t phUadetbla 0 Patterles gtrloclett and Bergen ji Duggleby and Dopln-

Cincinnati 11 Pittsburg C Batterlos Overall Dorner and Livingstone Case Willis ono Pelts

St Louis 2 Chicago 4 Bat ¬

teries Puttnam Egan and HolmesPfclster and KUng

I Aiinrlcaii LeagueChicago 2 Dgtrojt 1 flatteriesAltrock and ilcfrarland Ijlullln

and PayneSt Louis 3 Cleveland pnat

itorles lowell and Spencer Town-send and Bcmls-

Philadelphia 3 Now York 11t

Aiiirricnii AssorlntlonColumbus t St Paul 3

Toledo 12 MlnncaiHills vl

Louisville 11 Kansas City 7

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terlos AVoifel Smith Siidlioft endHoyden Clarks n arid Kleiiiow

1St Louis 4 Chicago 5C BatteriesPowell and Ulckcy Owenand Sul

llvanPhiladelphia G Boston 7 Bat ¬

teries Waddell and Schrcck DI

neon and GrahamDetroit 7 Cleveland 11 Bat ¬

teries WIggs Eubank and PayneRhodes and Bends

National LeagueNow York 7cIPlillalloluhla 2

Batteries MeGlnnlty anal Urosnahan Nichols and Dooln

Boston 4 Brooklyn 0 BatteriesYoung and Ncdhaci Mclntyrc

Eason and BergenPlttsburg 10 atjloulsJ 0 Bat¬

teries Lolflold and Poitz Hoofskoettor Drown Grand and Holmos

Chicago 1 Cincinnati 0 Battorlos Brown and I ling Velmorand Pholps

Aniericnn AstoclatlonColumbus 1 St PaulI 0Louisville 4 Kansas City JI

Indianapolis 1 Milwaukee G

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What Dftccdvo loorC8nU WhileTheme Yfhlenlny

Detective T J Moore yesterdaysaw a sure enough wide open towuwhen ho went to Cairo on business

There were reduced ratos on allroads for tho day and several specialexcursions run Into Cairo yesterdayhe stated I arrived In tho morningand wont aboutmy business It call ¬

ed me into saloons and pool roomsand I never saw a wider oben townEvery saloon was crowded and ev¬

cry pool room seemed to be playingto capacity I had to elbow my wayInto several saloons This seemedquite a contrast to Paducah

Detective Moore visited Cairo ondetective Work privately A Paducahman wanted to recover J110 whichhad been stolon from him The Padijcah detective got his man and socured 100 of th6 amount 10 hdVlIng been spent The name of thevictim Is wlthhejd as ho did not caroto prosecute and got Into the news ¬

papers Tho thief was not arrested

X C AND STJ iGINKKIl HURTCEnginte

ilr C L flitter engineer on thX JC and St L road was broughtto Paducah last night at if 30 oclockbadly Injured and Is at his Ironic1202 Tennessee street suffering ngreat deal-

Engtheer Hitter was pulling thopassenger train out of Memphis yes-terday

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morning en route to Paducal4near Blldo roan a small stationthis side of Memphis the sldo rod offtho right hand engine broke and bp

inn to batter thc cab Tho train wamoving fast and before tho engineercould apply the brakes add stop thotrain a portion of tho cab was tornaway Ills left foot was caught andbadly mashed and his shoulders andback also badly sprained

rUe Is reported better ttoday but willbo disabled indefinitely by time acct ¬

dent Ho Is one of tho oldest engI-neers

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A Badly Burned GirlOr boy man or woman Is quicklyout of pain IIf Bucklonff Arnica Salveis applied promptly G J NVolch of

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