Knoxville Sentinel from Knoxville, Tennessee • 2

MPOMME. THE KN OXVILLE SENTINEE, 1VtDNESDAY, 1 JUNE- 22,. 1 1 1 I 1 '1 1 I SENTINEL, l' 1 THE I.NOXVII,LE 117EDN'ESDAY, JUNTE- 22,. 4 4ri4rik 1444441.4444,.444-4.4-14441.41-4,..,. 114111441.4404q4-441.1;64 1 v-------.

1 i BAsE BALL AND-RA CING VENTS 4 0::. it-------- --91 I 4 BASE BALL AND RACING EVENTS OPENED TODAY 6 1 I WANTED SKIRTS TO MAKE BY 111 MISS MAYME BROWN 724 W. CHURCH AVE. I 724 CHURCH AVE. 0,0 ip --sO Washington, June 22.Tennessee; pill Partly cloudy tonight; warmer in ex.

I Irmo westein portion: Thursday fair. Kentucky: Fair tonight; Thursd day fair and warmer. Local Forecast. Partly cloudy fair. Lona, Data.

Compiled nt the local weather bureau lice. June 22. g-Hourly temperature readings, 4 a.m. to 1 p. Washington time (cotre spondirg to 3 a.

m. to 12 noon. cat.7 time): 4 a. 66 9 Et, 0 i a. 67 10 a.

75 a. ..67 11 a. 77 79 -7THE tillEATHER TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY. We young wife. who witnessed the 3 accident from the grand stand, was FAST DEctiin proetrated.

I SFIINSTON -PARK GRAND AMERICAN SHOOT. "RAI' HuRsolly Name by Which It May be t(nown 1 TRACK is CLOSED 31 1 Hereafter. I LEADERS OF THE LEAGUE TO MEET MOFFETT'S BOYS AT CONDON PARK-SCORE YESTERDAY. Cluhs. Won.

Lost. I'M. Decatur "0 10 Al Knosvtile 20 11 .645 Huntsville 19 12 .612 Chattanooga 16 Columbia 15 15 .500 Anniston 14 15 Indianapolis, June 21--The first clay's program of the Grand American shoot included ten events at twenty targets each. Two hundred and forty shooters completed nine of the events. On-event went over until tomorrow and it Is anticipated that the program will be finished about 11 o'clock.

The clay was again an ideal one for shooting. but the field proved a trifle unwieldy. parkness overtook the last squad. J. A.

R. Elliot broke ninety-nine out cf his first one hundred. Dan Morrison. who was high gun yesterday in the practice shoots, broke ninety-eight out CHICAGO'S ORDINANCE AGAINST BOOKMAKING REDUCED AT' TENDANCE, MAKING RACES UNPROFIT; --ssa Chicago, Jtine Washington, park race meeting has been abandoned. The directors decided, yesterday after- noon.

to call off all stakes scheduled totthe meeting which was to continuo Until- July 16, and to close the TENNESSEE'S STATE BUILDING AT WORLDS FAIR, AUSPICIOUS DEDICATORY CEREMONIES WERE HELD. Invocation by alshop Ga nor, and Addressed by Gov. Frazierrand Major Stahlman. World's Fair Grounds, St. Louis.

June 22.The Tennessee state building, which is a reproduction of President Andrew Jackson's old home, the was formally opened, today, admission to the ceremony being stricttY by card. Bishop Ga ilor. of MIJNYON'S WITNESSES 1 TESTIFY SAVANTS AND SCIENTISTS ENDORSE MUNYON'S PAW PAW Prof. Ikreadivs Avellanvs, Dr. Litt, Dr.

a Distinguished Savant, Commends Munyon's Paw Paw. 1,., I HEIIIIEATIIEll IIJNYON I TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY. I We young wife. who witnessed I WITNESES I --Tennessee rAgT 0 ti 1 LIR accident from the grand stand. 't-tia: 1 IAIISIIIIISTON-PAII prostrate d.

TESTIFY I Partly cloudy tonight; warmer in ex. 1 I --r-- TENNESSEE'S TATE BUILDING I treme westein portion: Thursday fair. GRAND AMERICAN SHOOT. 1 To sEn entucky; Fair tonight; Thura- AT WORLD'S FAIR. TA NI 1 HuRsoR lly i 1 Acic Is Name by Which it May be Known SAVANTS.

AND SCIENTISTS day fair and warmer. US DEDICATORY CERE- I. AUSPICIO Hereafter. MONIES WERE HELD. 1 I Washington June 22.

I ENDORSE MONYON'S I LEADERS OF THE LEAGUE TO 1 Indianapolis, June 21The first lay's tonght program of the Grand Amertcan shoot CHICAGO'S ORDINANCE AGAINST Partl Thursday fair. MEET MOFFETT'S BOYS AT included ten events at twenty targets BOOKMAKING REDUCED AT- Invocation by Bishop Gallor, and Ad- 1 each. Two hundred and forty shooters dressed CONDON PARK---SCORE TENDANCE, MAKING resse by Gov Frazier and AW PAW Local Forecast. Local Data. completed nine of the events.

Ona 1 YESTERDAY. event went over until tomorrow and it RACES UNPROFIT- Major Stahlman. i Compiled nt the local weather bureau lice, June 22. is anticipated that the program will be finished about 11 o'clock. The day was I ni I An a.

in Hourly temperature readings, 4 a.m. to close 22.The Tennessee state building. Prof. (coire Cilli'S. Won.

Lost. Fct. again an ideat one for shooting. but i Worlds Fair Grounds, St. Louis.

June to 1 Washington time Decatur 0 Ito the field proved a trifle unwieldy. Dark- 1 home, the tPrehe 1 readivs Avella 1 r. Litt, Dr i pondirg to 3 a. m. to 12 noon.

cit Chicago. June 22.The Washington i Knoxville '20 11 .615 nePs overtook the Met squad. park race meeting has been abandoned. a Distinguished Savant, Corn. i time): 19 1.2 .612 J.

A. R. Elliott broke ninety-nine out was formally opened. today. 4 a.

66 92i- to .4 Columbia he directors decided yesterday after- li 61 10 a 16 13 rf his first one hundred. Dan Morrison, 15 15 .500 was high gun yesterday in the noon. a ion the ceremony being strict- mends Munyon's Paw Paw. 5 a to call Off all 'stakes scheduled: dmssi card. Bishop Gallor, of Tennes- 62, 1.1.

alm .......77 niston 14 fuonrt-itihe, fleeting which was to continuo i -nth, nmi the by 15 432 Practice shoots, broke ninety-eight out treme wpstern portioni i AT Vic FAIK Kentucky: Fair tonight; Thura- RAM THEIRS0111 Eu Au'spic10-68 -6E. SAVANTS. AND SCIEtkITISTS ame ic ay a ab Wha it be Known day fair and warmer. a a- a. Hereafter.

I. MONIES WERE HELD. ENDORSE MUNYON'S Indianapolis June 21-The first clay's I Local Forecast. LEADERS OF THE LEAGUE TO CHICAGO'S ORDINANCE AGAINST pregram of the tarand American shoot Partly cloudy tonighte Thursday fair. MEET coN DON PARKSC MOFFETT'S BOYS AT includea ten events at twenty targets BOOKMAKING REDUCED AT- Invocation by Bishop Gallor, and Ad- ---OR eart.

Two bundred and forty shooters TENDANCE, MAKING dressed. by Gov. Frazier and Local Data. completed nine of the events. Ona YESTERDAY.

event went over until tomorrow and it RACES UNPROFIT- Malor Stahlman AW Compiled et the local iiveather bureau is anticipated that the program will be nice, June 22. a 4 Hourly temperature readings, 4 a.m. finished about 11 o'clock. The day was Clubs. Won.

Lost. rce again an Meet one for shooting. but i n2W. Jolahlide's FraeinrnGe8rsoeuendss, ratieLoubiusildJitinnat to 1 p. Washington time tcoire Decatur "0 10 .666 the field Oroved a trifle unwieldy.

Dark- e. Prof. Litt, Dr. pondirg to 3 ea m. to 12 noon.

cata crucage, Jane 22. The Washington Knoxville '20 11 .645 flees overtook the Iset squad. which is a renroduction of President I park race meeting has been abandoned. i A Ph, a Distinguished Savant Corn Huntsville 19 12 .612 j. A.

R. Elliott brcke ninety-nine out ren Jackson's old home, the "Her. rhe directors decided, yesterday after- i 4 cm-. .,..86 9 a' to Chattanooga -'i la 13 cf his first one hundred. Dan mitage," was formally opened, today, admission ra ceremony 5 a.

67 10 a. a' 1455 wlao was high gun yesterda noon, to call off all stakes scheduled th i being strict- mends Munyon's Paw raw. Ila. i for 'the meeting which was to continuo i '7 9 Anniston 1154 7 practiee shoots, broke ninety-eight Out i tY bY card. Bishop Gallor, of Tennes- until- July 16, and to close the track.

1 l'. I 1 1 a. .07 12 noon. 2 a. 67 1 p.

SO Weather fit 1 p. m. cloudy. Barometer (redu(ed to sea level) 7 a. 30.02; 12 noon, 3001 Relative burnidixy tper cent.) 7 a.

93; 12 noon, 52. Maximum temperature since 12 noon yesterday, 87. Mean temperature for 24 hours ending 12 noon today, 76. Mean tierature tc ante laqt y.ar. tor 24 hou's 7 a.

to iny, River at 7 a. 411., 1 frt. Fall in 24 hours (fEt) i7 7.3 4, i Milximum i Anniston. AB. R.

PO. A. E. Abi lcnz. FS: Alpena.

74: Aqbeville. Cobb, cf. 0 1 0 0 0 IIENs liosTING 86; Buffalo, 70: Cairo, 82. ('in- Young. 2b.

4 0 2 3 3 2 I CIT Ch-ittanooga. 36; Monard, rt. 5 0 1 2 1 1 1 96: Cleveland. Corpus Christ. l52; Sorrell, 4 0 0 4 3 0 Denver, CS: Dodge City, 84: El Paso, 9S; Thonurs.

3b. 4 0 0 2 4 3 0 THE CMI SERIIILIE S4: Huron, 74: Jacksonville, 'JO: 1 Hogue. It. 3 1 1 0 0 Nansas city. Th: -Knoxville.

87: Lander, lb. 3 0 0 15 0 1 1.rtnsas City. Th; -knoxvillP. 87: Lander. Lane.

lb. 3 0 0 15 0 1 1 84.. 84; Montgomer)i, 94; 17stceonnell, INGS 3olino, New arleT n. SO: New yota.11,trown. p.

2 0 1 0 0 1, 1 THEY SAY ALL KINDS OF TH 82; St. Louts. 7: St. p. 2 0 0 0 4 0' RELATIVE TO THE NEW 1 34: Williston.

1 99. i Total 35 1 7 27 78 8 RULES AND CHANGES. i Netee, 1 roxville. 'Te'rlyeen 'ors have been quite c.neral Moffett, tlirqughout the Gulf states, the Ai lantr! photon. coast states and in the region of tbe White.

Th. 'Gtott Fair weather is expected Kvle. lb. to- Fs'TIOXVIlle and vicinity tonight and I Lham. '7'htirsday.

I p. J. F. VOORHEES. acorge, 11 Ohm Temp.

in Charge. Cameron, If, 1 ver Bulletin. I I I I 1 City. 17, 0.41 Foi Rogersville 14 1.11 0.01 115.0.41 0.01 Knoxville 291 .07 Asheville Wytheville 1 I I -22 r-11 imet 1-k a o.z ,3.., wo I 4 woe I sLTIONs. 1 7," a a .70.....

i 0 a 1 .5 P7.7.1 a cf. Hii i I rising. "1" falling. Below zero of gauge. RIVER NOTES.

There have been good at most points in the river district during the past twenty-four hours. The rivers are falling at all points except thP Holston. at Bluff city, where there has been a slight rise. The river et Knoxville will remain about stationary tonight.and Thursday. BONDS WERE OVER-SUBSCRIBED.

1.4 Cameron, If, Total H.ssemer 8 20 .245 Shetheigt 7 22 .241 Anniston, the weakest tearri in the Tennessee-Alabama league, Max i a i hundred mark. J. M. Hankins. of -t- i timore.

was well up among the amafinal game in Knoxville, today. day. comes the head-end team and ft trews with ninety-five. and Stan Powers broke ninety-three out of the first one some exciting games of ball may be i 1 hundsed. Jack Garrett had a ninety.

expected. Tuesday's game was a cake- i walk for Knoxville. Brown. who went two score.and E. S.

Daudt, a Pennsyl. I vsnia shooter. broke ninety. Grit-In to pitch for Anniston, was batted' i film a previous grand American banal' over the lot in two innings. He was i dicap winner, could get but ninety out replaced with Starr.

who pitched a very of his first one hundred. Ed Faust nretty game. considering the fact that who won the diamond badge at the In1'-' was PlaYing against boneless odds. dianapolis gun club for the state chamIt is expected that he will pitch again. I' pionship, broke ninety-One.

today. The score in yesterday's game I is 7S follows: I 11 m-- As klinus 41 Knoxville 1024002000-9 Anniston 0100000001 1 Three-hese MtCobb Two-base hits 1 111cF1veen. Kyle. Double nlayMc! Cornell. Young and Lane.

Bases on halls--By Akere by Brown 1: -by Starr 1. Struck outfly Akers by 1: by Starr 4. Posern I refl. Time of game-1-15. Umpire-7 Neribbens.

Attendancenn. Bribbers has marl, a very good um: rite. There la IPPS! criticism on his worl. than any mrdre who has oIllHinted in this citr for severe! year Ite eecirles a point inet es he sees It. on matter Whieh team it betas or hurts.

I-te. also Wi c1! the to understand that be knows the game. and they kick very little. 'Decatur hp three bors wpl Ir11'0 1 KTIOXVIIIP. They are Bob Rnd Mack I and Barnett.

who were at the university several years. It is the trttention of the Knoxville to en obeod of Decatur durhIg the throP this week. Should Nnoxvilie wIn. today, And should De! critur irn win one game. will only have to get two of the three I from Decatur to take the lead In tit standinz I Buffalo, June 22.Judge won the AR R.

H. F. A. E. handicap event at Kenilworth, yester- 5 1 1 4 4 1 An amusing incident occurred Tttes- I day, without diffiCulty.

Weather cloudy, 1 s. 5 1 a 1 0 a day evening on the corner of Clinch track low. 5 1 3 3 2 a avenue and Gay street. being the re- I First race, 3-4 mileBen Fora, 12 5 1 1 2 3 to 1. won.

1:16. 0 suit of the changes which have been 1 4 I. 2 9 0 I inaugurated on the Clinch avenue line Second race. 1-2 furlongsPort Ar. 4 2 1 5 1 0 by the Knoxville Traction company.

A gum, 6 to 5, won. Time, :57 4-5. 4 0 "0 0 2 1 man who had for years been in the Third race, mile and 70 yardsJudge, 4 1 0 a a a habit of waiting for the Clinch avenue! 6 to 5, won. Time, 1:47 3-4. i 2 1 1 3 0 O'i ears to take him home to his meals; Fourth race, mileSpring, even, won had forgotten the chanpes inaugurated Time.

1:41 4-5. ..28 I 9 9 27 12 3 by the company on this line. He wail- 1 Fifth race, 4 1-2 furlongsGamed an hour in vain. and suddenly rel brinus, 7 to 2. won.

Time, :57 1-5. ss sulNot hea been done, 1-1s1 Sixth race. mile and 70 yardsLaSt i futurity course. Sparkling I trip on ono fnm and was truo In furlong Sheriff Minton lined out three hits. and "Nils" say Star, 114, Shaw, even, won.

Time, some instances. Tuesday, the the i KroXville eP; "SIW'riff" is l'i in Fouh ttl7119 fir. MAIM "8' is old time game Third race.Selling, six furlongs on 1 17.1!11. 1 because the ears.now strm at the Poutn main track. Mimosa.

95, HildEbrand. i tot-minim of tho brideo and tho rern--i of one hundred. Fred Gilbert smashed ninety-eight kargets and lost one more On his next twenty over the one hundred mark. J. M.

Hankins. of timore. was well up among the amateurs with ninety-five. and Stan Powers broke ninety-three out of the first one hundeed. Jack Garrett had a ninety-two E.

S. Daudt, a Pennsylvania shooter. broke ninety. Griffiths, a previous grand American handicap winner, could get but ninety out of his first one hundred. Ed Faust, who won the diamond badge at the Indianapolis gun club for the state broke ninety-One.

m-embered what had been done. Ile! Sixth race, mile and 70 yardsLa St was furious. i Night, 4 to 1. won. Time.

1:48 3-5. This was one of many incidents whim I have occurred am a result of the nurner- I AT ST. LOUIS FAIR GROUNDS. ous changes in the running of cars on St. Louis.

June 21.First race. 4 1-3 different lines. Chenges have loten furlongs, selling. Loyal Street. 111, made not only on Clinch avenue.

where Bridwell, 6 to 1, won. Time, 1:00. the line has been abandoned. but also Second race, 6 furiongs, purseTom on the Jackann avenue line the South Kiley. 96, D.

Austin, 13 to 5, won. Time, Knoxville line and the Middlebrook 1 :21. 34. line. and people cannot get aecustomed! Third race.

5 furlongsDishabille, to them. i 104, Crawford. 3 to 4, won. Time, The Jaekson avenue cars start at the: :1 05 1-2. of Gay street and Vine avenue Fourth race.

8 furlongs. handicap and run as far as 'Turley's crossing" Clear The Arena. 90, W. Davis, I to 1, won. as the eastern terminus.

This tine wall Time, 1:20 1-4. at first cut off at the Brick Store. but Fifth race, 6 furlongs, sellingJerry later the traction company W314 illaUrf'd Hunt, 409, Austin, 3 to 2, won, Time, tn run fin far as Turley's crossing. in, 1:21 i-4. to run US 1411 no, I UT lx-y A.

addition to this, the traotion eommal, Sixth race, mile and 20 yardsWolhas established a new transfer station fram. 99, Stoval, 7 to 2, won. Time. nt Wingert's drug store at the earner 1:55. '4 4113' street and Park avenue.

and persons eoming in on sfly ears that pass SHEEPSHEAD ENTRIES TODAY. th's roomer desiring transfers to any New York, June 21.Staiwart, other ears passing at the corner are. required to hoard the ear at that noin to I in the betting won the Swift stakes fat three year olds, seven furlongs on required to board the CRT Rt that point. ms cm ilt, 11 tSLUAtr I foi This anti the num a erous other chnges thre yea olds, seven furlongs on I the futurity course at Sheepshead Bay made by the Knoxville Traction coot-, Pony have caused nn end of today' hundrrds being affected, and corn- First race.Selling, last 5 1-2 fur-plaints are hoard on All sides. 1 longs futurity course.

Highborn, 104, Crimmins. 15 to 1. won. Time. It is claimed people tnok advantage' Second Surf, last 5 1-2, of filo tentlgr.r FIVStPrki to make a round of the systenl VI make a round fortorigq fotoritv Sogrictingr i terminus of tho hrirlp.

9 dents out Ntiddiehre kick 13 to 5. won. Tithe. ook This move followed the prohibition by the city of bookmaking at the track. Attendance diminished.

steadily and the track officials decided not to make further efforts to finish out the meeting as scheduled. It is not likely there will ha ally more racing in Chicago until July 11, when Hawthorne opens for its Summer meeting. The dates allotted to Washington park, which were abandoned, yesterday, it is saki. will not be given to the other tracks. The feature of yesterday's races Was the Lakeside stakes.

for 2-year-old fillies, with a gross value of $3,560. The stake was won bY The Mist. Weather clear and cool; track good. First race, mile and 70 yardsApple, Oregar, won. Time, 1:47.

Second race, 5 furiongsOlseau. 118. Marko, Time, Third race. 5 furlongs. Lakeside stakesThe Mist, 115, W.

Dugan, won. Time, 1.01 2-5. Fourth race, mileBeau Ormonde, 108, W. kinapp, won. Time, 1:41.

Fifth race, 6 furlongsClifton Forge, 104, J. T. Sheehan, won. Time, AT KENILWORTH. Tennessee.

delivered an invocation, and addresses were made by Governor James B. Frazier and Major E. B. Stahlman, president of the Worlds Fair Hermitage association. A recertion to Governor and Mrs.

Frazier followed. Governor Frazier's party is composed of Frazier, Gen. H. H. Hannah, ad-jut ant general; Mr.

T. B. Carroll, the governor's private 'secretary; Col. W. IA Ogilvie, commissioner of agriculture; Capt.

Charles B. Rogan and Capt. Timberlake, of the tnited States army; B. E. Folk.

T. Leigh Thompson and C. A. Folk, of the treasury department. The two commercial organizations of Nashville, the retail merchants' fiSSOMation and the chamber of 'commerce, were represented by their president, Joseph Frank and H.

W. Bottorff. The program was as foliows: InvocationBy Bishop Thomas P. Ga nor. AddressE.

B. Stahlman, president Tennessee World 's Fair association. AddressBy Hon. D. R.

Francis, President Louisiana Purchase xposition. AddressBy Hon. B. A. Enloe, director Tennessee exhibits.

AddressBy Hon. James, B. Frazier, governor of Tennessee. Introduction of the hostess and assistants. JEALOUSY CAUSED WOMAN'S DEATH ALBERT ARNOLD FIVE SHOTS INTO THE BODY OF'.

MARY HENRY, OF ROCK-FORD. Prof. Ross S. Wallace, A. M.

and A. an Eastern Chemiat of Great Rep-, utation, Gives His Opinion of Paw Paw. What a Leading Light IniCatholis ski Says: Arcadivs Avellanvs, Dr. Litt, Dr. Is one of the most distinguished and, widely known savants and scholars in the world.

His attainments are familiar to the educators, both in foreign lands and In America. and in the most exclusive educational circles he commands the highest respect aria admiration. In a recent letter to Prof. Munyon he says: "I used to wonder when in the land of Paw Paw why some Clever physician or chemist had not brought that wonderful fruit before suffering humanity as a powerful digestant, stomach and nerve tonic as I know from actual use that it had rare virtue In that direction. Seeing that Prof.

Munyon, with characteristic energy and enterprise has worked the thing out. I tried his Paw-Paw and find It all that it is represented to be. Its effects upon digesti6n, its control of the nerves and purification of the blood Is something. wonderful. I congratulate i Prof.

Munyon sincerely on this. which I consider his "croaMing achievement" in I the realm of curative remedies." (Signed) ARCADIVS AVELLANVS, DR. LITT, DR. PH. Philadelphia.

What a Distinguished Chemist Says: Ross L. Wallace, A. and A. is one of the most distinguished analytic land consulting chemista In the east. His home is in Haddonfield, N.

J. After a careful analysis of Munyon's Paw-Paw, he writes as follows. "The sample of Munyon's Paw-Paw submitted for examination shows that It is a highly concentrated vegetable compound of exceptional merit as a digestant and tonic for both the stomach and nervous centers. It contains nothing injurtaus to the most delicate organs." (Signed) ROSS L. WALLACE, A M.

and A. C. Sold by all druggists. Large battles SI. Paw-Paw Laxative Pills, 35c a bottle.

the mayor received no word to the contrary. The commission is composed of Major C. H. Hudson, IL a Nelson. Pat Sullivan, Henry Camp and Fleni Cooley.

BRII0IITT2 BISE8gE Many33eople symptoms orl hoping "it will drifting towards which is kidney its worst forms. io are neglecting away," are Bright's Disease, trouble in one lEETS CURE stops irregularities, strengthens the urinary organs and builds up the worn-out tissues of the kid- neys so they will perform their functions properly. Healthy kidneys strain out the impurities from the blood as it passes through them. Diseased kidneys do not. and the poisonous waste matter is carried hy the circulation to every part of the body, causing dizziness, backache, stomach trouble, sluggish irregular heart action, etc.

If you have any signs of Kidney or Bladder trouble commence taking FOLEY'S KIDNEY ctrIE at once, as it will cure a slight disorder in a few days and prevent a fatal malady. It is pleasant to take and benefits the whole system. How to Find Out. You can easily determine if your kid. nays are out of order by setting aside for 24 hours a bottle of the urine passed upon arising.

If upon examination it is cloudy or milky or has a brick-dust sediment or small particles float about In it, your kidneys are diseased, and FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE should be taken at once. ft. B. Sorban, Testifies After Four Years. G.

I. Balms of Carlisle teeter. N. writes: "About four years age I wrote you stating that I had been entirely cured of a severe kidney trouble by taking WON than two bottles of Foler'll Kidney Cure. It entirely stopped the brick-dust sediment and pain and symptoms of kidney disease disappeared.

I am glad to say that I have never bad a return of any of those toms during the tour years that have el and I am evidently cured to stay eureZMo. heartily recommend Foley's Kidney Cure to eis one su ffering from kidney or bladder trouble. Two Sizes, 80. End 100. SOLD A32 RECOMMENDED BY KUHLMAN'S BIG DRUG STORE.

1 82, 1 I MallylaeOpitacaW 0 are negtecting hop 0 8yMpnIctOMSit drifting towards Bright's Disease, I a. 12 noon. see. delivered an invocation. and ad- ()veil 11 wear Beesemer 8 '2(1 .245 (IVEIMV Were made by Governor James 2 ta.

67 1 11 5v seetheet 7 22 of one hundred, Fred Gilbert smash- This move followed the prohibition by B. azier and Maim E. B. Stahlman, Prof. Ross S.

Wallace, M. and A. which is kidney trouble In one of its worst forms. ed ninety-eight kargets and lost one the city of bookmaking at the track Fr Weather at 1 p. me cloudy.

more on his next twenty over the one i of itohne Barometer (reduced to sea level) 7 a. i Anniston. the weest teeth in the Attendance diminished.dsteadily aikni ere, 30.02; 12 noon, 30.01. Tennessee -Alabama league hundred mark. J.

M. Hankins. of Bal, its timore. was well up among the am a- tee track officials decide not to ma 0 an Eastern Chemiat of Great Rep-, further efforts to finish out the meet- I ernor 'and Mrs. Frazier followed.

Gov. la Relative burnidny tper cent.) 7 a. ernor Frazier's party is composed of fintil game Knoxville and Stan today. Thu trews with ninety-fiv. owers ing as scheduled utation, Gives His Opinion 93; 12 noon, 52.

comes the head -end team and broke nney-ree out of the first one Maximum temperature since 12 da itth noon kit's. Frazier, Gen. H. H. Hannah.

ad- of Pave Paw. some exciting games of ball may be It is not likely there WM be any general; Mr. T. B. II the yesterday 87.

expeetml Tuesday game as a cake huncteed. Jack Garrett had a ninety- two score. and Daurlt a Fennsyl- more racing in Chicago until July 17, arro private 'seeretary; Col. V. Mean temperature for 24 hours ending alk for Knoxville Brown who went broke ninety Celt- vania shooter.

ro ne y. when Hawthorne opens for its meeting Th dt aes allotted to wn- 12 noon. Ogilvie commissioner of agric I- I IR to pitch for Anniston, was batted aths a previous grand American ban- ington park which were abandoned, Mean nee ante last year, ell over the lot in two innings He as Id but ninety out Il (Beep winner, cou ge ne yesterday, it is save I not given tut' Capt. 'Charles B. Rogan and Capt.

What a Leading Light iniCatholic Cir. 72. Timberlake, of the trilled States arm epleeed with Starr. who pitched a very of his first one hundred. Ed Faust, to the other tracks.

clei Says: i. Prce)reserien (eei VI I ere fact that I IR. E. Folk, T. Leigh Thompson and C.

ttv game, considering the ac a WhO Won the diamond badge at the n- The. feature of terdays races was tor 24 hou! a enalna 7 a. me, to-ieY, ee 2 id A Folk, of the treasury department. Arcadivs Avellanvs, Dr. Litt, Dr.

illEIDDIEv .7. he was hieing against nonelPss ow's. dianapolis gun club for the state cham- the Lakeside stakes. for -sear-o commercial of is one of the most distinguished and 0 It is expected that he will pitch again, pionehip, broke ninety-one. fillies, tvith a gross value of River at 7 a.

1 feot. asN hville, the retail mercnants assoel- widely known savants and scholars in teday. The score in yesterday's game The stake was tvot lin The Mist. Fail in 24 hours (feet) .3. ation and the chainber of 'commerce the world.

His attainments are famil- 'alt, gl la 7S f011OWS: Weather clear and cool; track good. i we represented by their president Jo- I tar to -the great educators, both i Meximum Temraziraturaz. crillEtis liosTillig First race, mile and 70 yards-Apple, I sepa Frank and H. W. Buttortf.

lands and in America. and in 1 Anniston. AB. It It PO. A.

E. fa, Oregar, on Time 1:47. 1 ll The program was as oows: a. Alpena, 7: qevn Cobb cf 0 1 0 e. 0 0 I the most exclusive educational circles Abilen Ft 4 Ah i Si; Buffalo 7 0 Cairo 32.

('in Toting ung 2b 4 0 2 3 2 3 Second race, 5 furlongs-Olseam 118.1 Mena won Time 1:01 1-5 Invocation-By Bishop Thomas he commands the highest respect ana Atlanta 8 Gaiter Cl innatiafit; Chattanooaa es: chicago. tionerd, rt. 54 to) 01 24 It Third race. 5 furlongs. Lakeside admiration In a recent letter to Prof.

I Address-E. B. Stahlrnan, president I Mun gthens yon he says: "I used to wonder eveland. 7e; Corpust Chrieti. 52.

Serrell, stakes-The Mist, 115, W. Dugan, larities stren 1 Tennessee World's Fair association. when In the land of Paw Paw why some: stos irregu Desiver, Ca: Dodge City, 84: El Paso, 9ei Thernas 2b. 4 0 0 2 4 3 Time, 1.01 2-5. I Address-By Hon.

D. R. Francis, Clever physician or chemist had not the urinary organs and builds up Itelena, SC Huron, 74: Jacksonville, ti0; 'Hogue. If. 3 1 1 0 0 0 Fouh race mile-Beau Ormonde sas y.

7e: Knoxville. 8-Lander, Lene. lb. 3 0 0 15 0 1 rt, 108, W. ktnapn, won.

Time, 1:41. President Louisiana Purchase brought that wonderful fruit before Fu th t. i tion. feting humanity as a powerful diges- I tissues th 84" Mm ie, 84; MontgomerV, 94; Nash- i McConnell, es. 3 0 1 1 ALL KINDS OF THINGS Fifth race 6 furlongs-Clifton Forge worn out kid- Add Hon.

B. A. Enloe, direc- tant, stomach and nerve tonic as I neys so they will perform thei Kan Cohit New Orieente Stl; St. Louis. ew York.

I Brown 2 0 1 0 re THg 104, J. T. Sheehan WOn. Time, 1:13 3-5. on nt SAY tor Tennessee exhibile.

know from actual use that It had rare 82; 7e, St. p. 2 0 0 0 4 0 RELATIVE TO THE NEW a ANGES. governor of Address-By Hon. Jam a.

B. Frazier, virtue In that direction. Seeing that functions properly. Healthy kid- 1 Wehington, 34: Williston. 75: I AT KENILWORTH.

Tennessee. Prof. Munyon, with characteristic ener- neYs strain out the impurities I Total 35 1 7 27 18 8 RULES AND CH Buffalo, June won the Introduction of the hostess and as gy and enterprise has worked the thing from the blood as it a out I tried his Paw -Paw and find at a 'Veathee fvetee. Ermxville. AR R.

H. PO. A. E. tnrou them D.

eased kidneys ern. is 1 .1 4 4 1 An amusing incident occurred Tttes- haday ndicap ev without difflaulty ent at Kenilworth, yester Weather cloudy sistants. all that it is represented to be. Its ef- and aataxote have been quite general Moffett, cf. 1 track slow.

feces upon digestioh, its control of the I do not. and the poisonous waste nerves and purification of the blood is tareughout the Gulf the Anal-ale Photon. b. 2 3 I 0 1 0 0 day evening On the corner of Clinch 1 3 3 0 avenue Gay street. being the re- I First race, 3-4 mile-Ben Fonzo, 12 matter is carried By the circulation states coast statea and In the- region of the 'White.

213. 1 1 2 3 0 suit of the changes which have been to I. won. 1:16. something.

wonderful. I congratulate Gitat Lakes. Fair weather is expected Kyle lb 4 l' 2 9 0 I inaugurated on the Clinch avenue line! Second race, 1-2 furloags-Port Ar- Prof. Munyon sincerely on this. which I to causing tor PO tile and vicinity tonight and a.

4 2 1 5 1 0 by the Knoxville Traction company. A Mir, 6 to 5, won. Time, every part of the body, consider his "eras-ening achievement" in I dizziness, backache, mac Vil 0 fliti AN 1S DEATH the realm of curative remedies '-'Ihersday. Akers, 4 0 "0 0 2 1 I man who had for years been in the; Third race, mile and 70 (Signed) er irregular trouble, sluggish iv J. F.

VOORHEES. George, rt. 4 1 0 0 0 0 habit of waiting for the Clinch avenue! 6 to 5, won. Time, 1:47 3-4. ARCADIVS AVELLANVS, heart action, etc.

Ober Temp. in Charge. Cameron, If. 2 1 I 3 0 0', cars to take him home to his meals, Fourth race, mile-Spring, even, won. DR.

LITT, DR. PH. If you have any signs of Kidney had forgotten the changes inaugurated Time. aver Bulletin. Total 28 I 9 9 27 13 3 by the on this line.

He wait-1 Fifth race, 4 1-2 furlongto-Gam- Philadelphia. Pa. Bladd bl commence tak- ALBERT ARNOLD or er roue 1 ed an hour in vain. and suddenly rea, brinus, 7 to 2. won.

Time, 57 1.5. What a Distinguished Chemist Says: lug FOLEY'S KIDNEY C1LTIE 1 wro ee 1 ii a2 4 iee 0 0 2 (100-9 membered what had been done. Ile Sixth race, mile and 0 yards-Last SHOTS INTO THE BODY OF i 7 MARY HENRY, OF ROCK-- a Anniston 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 as furious e- w. i Night, 4 to 1. won.

Time. 1:48 3-5. Ross L. Wallace, A. and A.

Is at once, as it will cure a slight dm- one of the most distinguished analytic "a 1 Theee-bese bit-Cobb. Two-base hits This one of many incidents W-hicnI and consulting chemists in the east. His order in a few days and prevent 1" 4 'Eva ar -McElwee-1. VIE Dmible play-Mc- have occurred as a result of the numer-: AT ST. LOUIS FAIR GROUNDS.

a al, a a -a i I 1-1 (id fl 'd After a tatai maiaav. It is pleasant to 0 a as. Careen. Young sind Bases on ous changes in the running of cars on ome a on ter a St Louis June race 4 1-3 aaa 0 a ara a I he ils-ley A kern by Brnwn 1: by different lines. Changes have been careful analysis of Munyon's Paw-Paw, FORD.

tz, take and benefits the whole system. furlongs, selling. Loyal Street 111, he writes as follows. ON a ia" a Stem. 1.

Streek reit-rlv Aker, 3: by made not only on Clinch avenue. vrhere Bridwell, 6 to 1, won. Time. 1:00 The sam Pa Pa "ple of Munyon 'tv-w How to Find Out. 1 Brewn 1: by Starr 4.

Peiverl bell-or- the line has been abandoned. but also Second race a 6 furlongs, purse-Tom Kiley. 96, D. Austin, 12 to 5, won. Time, it is a highly concentrated -vegetable submitted for examination shows that al a a a' a I refl.

Time of seame-1-15. mph a- on the Jack enn aVenUP line the South 7, Si Attendence-200. Knoxville line and the Middlebrook 121. 24. You can easily determine if your kids I line.

and people cannot get aecustomeill Third race. 5 furlongs-Dishabille, compound of exceptional merit as a tleys are out of order by setting aside a digestant and tonic for both the atom- for 24 hours a bottle of the urine passed Cribbeee hee rearte very good um- to them. Crawford. 3 to 4. won.

Time rich and nervous centers. It Contain upon arising. If upon examination it a There is 1p eritieiem nn his The Jackson avenue cars start at the. :1 05 1-2. nothing Injurious to the most delicate is cloudy or milky or has a brick dust City r.

0.ni IT .50 werk then any mreire who has oill- eorner of Gay street and Vine avenue Fourth race. 8 furlongs. handicap- a Rogersville 14 1.71 o.el 1' .4,, freed in ties organs. Sediment or small particles float about for year and run ea far as aTurlev's crossing" Clear The Arena. ala W.

Davis, 7 to 1 ROSS L. WALLACE, 150.44 4. 0, Tip aecirlee a reint titet as he 'es it s. a a the eastern terminus This line a wit won Time (Signed) in it, your kidneys are diseased, and Leadvale i Knoxville 291 1A-031 07 matter whish teem tt helas or hurts. at first cut off at the Brick Store.

but Fifth race, 6 furlongs, selling-Jerry A a M. and A. C. FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE should be Asheville I 1i- ,4 Pp 'Ilse) WIVPv the pleyere to enderet and later the traction eompeny was induced: Hunt, aka 3 to 2, won. Time.

Sold by all druggists. Large battles SI. taken at once. Wytheville I 0.. '2.

that aa ianava the game. and they kick to run as far as Turley's crossing. In, 1:21 1-4. Paw Paw Laxative Pills, 35c a bottle. 1.

er l'ttle addition to this, the traction eomrenY i Sixth race, mile and 20 yards-Wol 11. 0. globous Testifies Atter i rising ar" falling. Below zero! has established a new tranefer station fram. 99, Stoval, 7 to 2, won.

Time. Four Yeses. i of gauge. I 'Decatur hes three bore wen tre- I i et Wingert's drug the corner teee. the mayor recei ord to the 4 ved no CI.

1. Below of Carlisle Cader. 1. Leanest nelxVillv. They are Bob end Mack at slay street and Park avenue.

and contrary. The commission is composed "About leer yeareage 1 write yeti stating that RIVER NOTES. flarnble and Bernett. who weee nt the eoming in on any ears that pass of Major Hudson IL 0 Nelson SHEEPSHEAD ENTRIES TODAY. Nelson.

I had been enti bl takin rely mired of a severe kidney There have been good showers at revere! years. this corner desiring tranefees te any Bat Sullivan, Henry Camp and latent MU it lees than two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure. It entirely stopped the brick- Most points in the river district during's, other ears passing at the corner are. New York. June Coale.

dust sediment and pain and SyMptenit ofkidney It ie the letentioi pf tea. Kinexville ire to 1 in the betting won the Swift stakes the past twenty-four hours. The rivers 'eel' to board the car at that disease disappeared. I am triad to say that I leem PO' nhvld 'Of Deeetur 'Intl fot thr.p year olds seven furlongs on hare never had of any of those ranse are falling at all palate except the Hot. 6 -a' nig' Thle and the numerous' other ehenges ii three games, this week.

Shauld the futurity course Sh a eeps ea ay tomodurine the four years that have et sten, at Bluff City, made by thP Knoxville. Traetian cam-, sad I am evidently cured to stay eurecT.n where there ha Knoxville win today, and should al today, been a slight rise. -e flatly hey'. causel no caul of mid le 's Kidne Cure to a heartily recomm entur a iFn Win nriA game Knoxvilte First last 5 1-2 fur- The river at Knoxville will remain hundrrais being affected, and com- cue suffering Irma kidney or bladder trouble. pi hal to eet ton nt the tin ee 1 longs futurity cour.

go, about stationary tonight ant Thursaay. ninints are hperrl en Al sides. rit se Highborn 104 Two Sizes, 80o sad 100.. from to te.te ee le I ci I 1 Crimmins. 15 to 1.

WW1. Time. It le (lain-led penple tnok advantage' stendine. Second racee-The Surf, last 5 1-2 SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY of the transfer systent to make a round furlongs fare and this was true in trip on nne futurity course. Sparkling BONDS WERE OVER-SUBSCRIBED.

Sheriff Ithoton lined out three hits. Star, 114, Shaw, even, won. Time, KUHLMAN'S BIG DRUG STORE- 1 some instences. Tuesday, and the "fins" Fay the a th 111 eit17.114 are kicking "Sh''tiff" if; Pin), ing his old time game Third six furlongs on beceese the ears.now stem at the eolith, a main track. Mimosa.

95, Hildebrand. tp-minus of the brides, end the Feet- Ofi 13 to 5. won. Time 1:12. dents out Midd'ehreok kick irei as il I noon ado, vvdnduc, rkp tn.

arm 0, president of the World's Fair Hermit- sea'level) 7 a. 1 Anniston th weaet teet i more on nts next twenty over toe one Attendance diminished. ate teeth In Um 12 noon, 30.01. hundred mark. J.

M. Hankins. of Bal. the track officials d.cided not to make. I- Tennessee-Alabama league.

ntnxtt i 1 -t we i timore. was well up among the erne- ernor and Mrs. Frazier followed. Gov. age associatMn.

A recertion to Gov- an Eastern Chemiat of Great Rep Relative humidity tper cent.) 7 a. further efforts Mush out the meet- 1. ernor Frazier party Is composed Of final game in Knoxville, today. utation Gives His Opinion 93 12 noon 5 ll, 2. it'ltrS With ninety-five.

and Stan Powers ing as scheduled day comes the head-end team anti 12 broke ninety-three out of the first one It is not likely there will be ally 1 some exciting games of ball may 1 hundeed Jack Garrett had a ninety Hannah, ad- of Paw Paw. yesterday 8 7. Maximum temperature since I more racing in Chicago until July li, I Frazier, Gen. H. H.

i expected. a game was a cake- I two seoretand E. S. Daurlt, a Pennl when Hawthorne. nneng for its Slimmer jutant.

general; Mr. T. B. Carroll the I WELIK ror b.noxvitte. Brown.

Wrin wnt I venia shooter. broke ninety. s' I he eeting. dates allotted to Wash- 12 noon- in to pitch for Anniston, was batted pths a previous grand American ban- i 1.V. Ogilvie, 6ommissioner of agricul- tut' Capt.

Char What a Chores B. Rogan and Capt. Leading Light In Catholic Cir. Mean temperature tYs ante last ar, 1 ell over lot in two innings. He was I dica; yesterda it i ki Will not be gis el inner, could get but ninety out ington park, which were abandoned, the Timberlake, of the tnited States army; sa.

i 72' rephced with Starr. whopitebed a very of his first one hundred. Ed Faust, races was 1 B. E. Folk, T.

Leigh Thompson and C. el" SaYS: I that on the diamond badge at the In to the other tracks. to ling gainst honeloss nretty game. considering the act a 1.. It 7 a WhO W- The feature of yesterday A.

Folk, of the treasury department Arcadivs Avellanvs, Dr. Litt, Dr. Ph 2 in" WaS PaY adds. dianapolis gun club for the state cham- lt is expected that he will pitch again, 1' Dionship, broke ninety-one. 1 the Lakeside stakes.

for 2-year-old i I The two commercial organizations of is one of the most distinguished and fillies. with a gross va-lus of $3,5. ,,,1,4,,.1, Fall In 24 hours (-Nel) cda. The score in yesterday's game The stake was won bY The Mist. 1 i.

.3 7S f011OW ri 4, ation and the chainber of commerce, i the world. His attainments are famL- Weather clear and cool; track good. were represented by their president, Jo -liar to the educators, both in ximum Tv raturc ITIIEs RosTI First race, ile and 70 yardsApple, I seph Frank and H. W. Buttortf and in foreign land and in America izp.zz.

Anniston. AB. It PO. A. E.

9, Oregar, on Time 47 1: The program was as follows: the most exclusive educational circles Ablionz. FS: Alpena. 74: Aqheville. Cobb, cf. 0 1 0 0 0 InvocationBy Bishop Thomas le.

I he commands the highest respect and SS; Buffalo, 70: Cairo, P2. in- Young. 2b. 4 0 2 3 3 2 Second race, 5 furlongsOlseau. 1,18, i arko, Time 1:01 1-5.

aG Her. I admiration In a recent letter to Prof Ctrittanooga. ilS; Ilonard, rt. 5 1) 1 2 TUE Pan CEDIIIPE Third race, 5 furlongs. Lakeside 1 AddressE.

B. Stahlrnan president I unyon he says: "I used to wonder irrevularitl i arlwacreAs. Wrtvier V.i.. wheal" iln has lam; P.rs, Paw why etn10 SrtS 961 Cleveland. Corpus Christi.

Sorrell, 4 0 0 4 3 A stakesThe Mist, no, W. Dugan, won. l' 9 I tO ANOTHER REGISTRATION. The registration books will be kept open. Thursday.

Friday and Saturday. for those who have moved since the last registration, in order for them to qualify as legal voters for tg improvtment bonds -election. If you wish to vote In the. bond electiop, you must have your name on the registration book! and your poll lax paid for the year of 1903. Those who registered in August.

1903. or in the supplementary registration since then, need not register If thy: live in the same house they did when they registered. ANOTHER REGISTRATION. The registration books will be kept open. Friday and Saturday, for those who have moved since the last registration, in order for them to qualify as legal voters for tsa improve- ds -election.

ment bon If you wish to vote in the. bond electiop, you must have your name on the registration books and your poll lax paid for the Yar of 1903. who registered tit Augu Those st. 1903. or in the supplementary registration since then, need not reins- ta t.

49 I isab ist ha atatwita hnttita did when they registered. i 1 I As. traf Arr.di none i 1 Fourth race.The Swift. seven fur-1 1 ca as use that rut off. lot as.

futurity course. Stalwart 111, A well known in gnP ng aki nt Phillips 10 6. to Time. 1:26 3- 1 the ruttir g. or of the different c.

I Flfth rnce.The Peer I 1.0 I AL U. I lie ow lit. rt, Lur- WA. 11, 11,1,1 lit 1,11. lot to.

futurity cure. Stalwart 111 1 1 A Wfol klimwrt eitlx0n. in at 10 to I. won. Time.

1 26 I i the enttirm cff of the different I 4. B. 81. Q. Remained Open Only Five Minutes, as Demand for Bonds Was Great.

New York. June 22.The subarripifions bonds for the Chicago. flurlirgion Quincy company, Illinois division ilnortage 14 per rent bonds. whirl) opened in this city and nolitnrt today. close4 after fire minutf-s, the bonds having been largely oversubserttro.

Quincy company. Illinois division Itriortgage .3 I-2. per cent bonds. which and I-inform opened in this city closed after five minutftt, the bonds i having been largely oversubscritrd. 1 List Remained Open Only Five Minutes, as Demand for goVni.111 IFT Uledl.

New York. June 22The subarrti- i Units bonds for th Chicago flurlirirtno Introductory Steep Kiwuville 111 no doubt' out Doeatur out t.f basinful; for first plane, but look-. out for rolumbia and Huntsville. Cbattarioniza bent ShoMeld and thty feel now like they wero ahead of the league, hut thry are not. The rew Arung11.

from Paltlmore. will be in today's game sureif he haitormeg belt Seffield and tht; limy a like were ahead (If tilt! hut tlify are not. The re' roan Arungil. from Datil- will be in today's game sure-if here. aaii a out r.f busitrebs fur tirbt place, but look- out for roluntbra and Huntsville.

Mary Henry. a negress, was shot and killed by Albert Arnold Tuesday. night about 8 o'clock at the horne of Tobe Bogle on Richardson street near CenIra! avenue. Mary Henry's home is near Rockford and Tuesday she came to the city and stopped at Tobe Bogle a house. Shortly atter eating her supper, she walked Into the front room and was followed by Arnold, who fired five shots, each taking effect, causing her death within twenty minutes after the snooting occurred.

The cause of the shooting is supposed to have been jealousy, as they were once sweethearts, and It is understood. that they had fallen out. Patrolmen SwaggErty and Haynes were On the scene soon after the shooting occurred, but Arnold had made his escape. They at once summoned medical aid, but the woman died before assistance arrix-ed. Coroner J.

P. Hackney was called and held an inquest over the remains of the dead woman, and after examining sevcral witnesses, the Jury rendered a verdict that she came to her death from pistol shots fireby Albert Arnold. tier remains were taken to the morgue of the Hall Donahue Coffin company, and will be shipped to Rockford today for burial. This is the third woman that haa been murdered within the last nine months, and the murderer of each escaped. The first was Dinah Shoun, who was killed by her son, Clifford Shout).

Georgia Bell was killed a short time ago by Annie Blair, and Mary Henry makes the third. This morning. Maggie 'West, a negTess, was bound to the 4riminal court by 'Squire W. A. Knabe on the charge of murdering Francis Simpson, a year and a half old child.

The murder occurred' on May 25. Maggie West and the child mother were quarreling, and Maggie threw a rock, striking the child on the head. causing the child's death. A warrant was sworn out for her and placed in the hands of Patrolmen Dobson and Kyle, who arrested her a few days ago. 'Squire Knithe fixed her bond at 15.000.

which se failed to give. and she was committed to Jail to await the next term of court. Patrolman William Coleman 'fs off duty today on account of having to attend court at Jacksboro. where he is a' witness in the Deiap case. It will be remembered that in 19u2, Delay was a candidate for trustee.

and he was waylaid, assaulted and robbed. At the time the matter caused considerable excitement, and Patrolman Coleman was summoned with bloodhounds to run down the guilty parties, and is now at Jackeboro as a witness against the parties charged with the crime. Henry Hicks and Henry Houser wore tried before 'aquire W. M. Fitzgerald on the charge of stealing nine dozen cups and saucers from G.

R. Williams, and wore bound to court. Roth ad-mined their guilt. They wore arrested by Lieut. Connors and Sergt.

Dinwid hu la Sot). Georgell was killed a short time ago by Anni Blair and Mary Henry makes the third. Thi morning Maggie West a ne- vess, was bound to the Criminal court by 'Squire W. A. Knabe on the charge of murdering Francis Simpson, a year and a half old child.

The murder oc- Maggie on Ma 25 Ma i West and curre the child mother were quarreling, and Maggie threw a rock. striking the child on the head, causing the child's death. A as sworn ont for her and placed in the hands of Patrolmen Dolt- who arrested her a few and KYla, days ago. Kristbse fixed her bond Mary Henry. a negress, was shot and killed by Albert Arnold Tuesday night about 8 o'clock at the horne of Tate Bogle on Richardson street near Cen- Ira! avenue.

Mary Henry's home Is near Rockford and a uesdav she came to the city and stopped at Tobe Bogle a house. ahort- ly atter eating her supper, she walked Into the front room and was followed by Arnold, who fired five shots, each taking effect, causing her death within twenty minutes after the snooting oc curred. Ihe cause of the shooting is supposed to have been jealousy, as had fallen out understood they were once that aweethearts, and it is tl ey Patrolmen Swaggerty and Haynes were On the scene soon after the shooting occurred, but Arnold had made his es- tape. They at once summoned medical aid but the woman died before assist- ance arrived. Coroner Hackney Was called and re held an inquest over the of th dead woman, and after examining sev- cral witnesses, the jury rendered a ver- diet that she came to her death from pistol shots fire by Albert Arnold.

tier remains were taken to the morgue of the Hall al la Donahue Coffin cotnpany, and will be shipped to Rockford today for burial. This is the third ivoman ee eeeeeeee hunt urn! "lux tkr; .3, nine months and the murderer of each The first was Dinah shoun. GREENEVILLE CITIZENS HERE. Three citizens of Greeneville are in the city today who name down this morning on the excursion train and are Li), P. Brown, Jas.

H. Rader and Jas. F. Swindle. They are registered at the Cumberland hotel.

They will return to their homes this afternoon late. GREENEVILLE' CITIZENS HERE. Three citizens of Greeneville are in the city today Who name down this mor- ning On the excursion train and are Ray e. II. Rader and Jas.

F. P. Brown, Jai'. Swindle. They are registered at the Cumberland hotel.

They will return to their homes this afternoon late. 1 SUIT WAS RECOVERED. i 1 Patrolman Henry Etterchl this morn-Ins recovered a nice dress suit case 1 he supposed it had been Jeri hy some thief. The owner can have the by calling upon Patrolman Stet, I chi. Vhite.

at third, it him hnrig in his told position. lie is good anywhere. Kyle plays a very nice Ramo Rt first. Not so qukk ns White, but he will do. 064.8..4.414.411......we4.64.

I YESTERDAY'S BALL GAMES 4 i WIMMO EXCURSION TO ATHENS, TENN. Under auspices of Royal Arcanum, June 134, 1904. Round trip, 65e. via A. K.

N. Ry. Train leaves 1:30 m. -N17- Pa Vik. ''1' Ili 'f' 1 ,,1 rii 4 1 i 0 '111 1.1 il I' si SUIT WAS RECOVERED.

I White. at third, mit a him bark in his Patrolman Henri Sterehi this morn- old pealtion. Ile is good anywhere. EXCURSION TO ATHENS, TENN. do Ins recovered a nice dress suit case June 23d, 1904.

Round trip. 65c. via suppoed it had seen jet hy Kyle playa a very nice game nt first. Untter auspices of Royal Arcanum, XII tNne thief. The owner can have the ot CO (titb na White, but will Nit do, A.

K. N. Ry. Train leaves 1:30 a. tn.

by calling upon Patrolman Ster- chi. 0414.8.41.8.040414-04-404.8-.0.644.04414'. 1 YESTERDAY'S BALL GAMES 3 i I iEVER 11AVE IT? TENNESSEE-ALABAMA LEAGUE. At KnoxvilleAnniston 1, Knoxville 9. i At ChattanoogaSheffield 3, Chatta- If you 17,,,,,,,, statz.

0, Hunts- Alin 2. time At tieraturfleasPmer-Deratar game ill Oi 0 poin riiin. entit lehase, shtrt course. Lavator. 160, "The traction company Phoolot Mera.

6 to 5. won. Time. the city and not the city the traction, Sixth mile and a company. The abandonment of direr-I furlong, on turf.

Ben Mac Hui, 90. pnt lines ornetiegity 1eaVe9t the Ifildtbrand, 2 to 1, won. Time. 1:53 1-5. who do not live in thP center of the, town in the same boat with coimiryf TRUST COMPANY.

people, act we Might Re w1I liVe in country when we have yin street car service." i Pittsburg. June 32.The Prudential Trust company, located in the east Thie kick cam frem a South Kiing-1 ville man, hut South Knoxville neonle end, and capitalized at $200.000, an-are not the only ones who nee kickine. Ine7tnoereedhatdoddaeydd.thadttothgeuibtoarbduzfnedn. i- romplaints are comIng in from vari- one sources. id I The, rinsing of the institution ot A leading pitizen of Weet lincoriM cause much flurry.

Dr. W. R. Kee- he ctor. stated that the depoallog Ar Feld this morning that he thought i aratkins is president of the company.

ma be paid in full. Thomas city should ld hold the trection comnany 1 to their franchisee. comnelling them toi run cin the lines which they have cloned. Another KnoxvIllo FIRST Y. M.

C. A. MEETING leading business mam stated that the HELD HERE IN 1854. abendonment of the Clinch aVentle IIT.I hex reented no end of tremble on Clinch' The Central Y. M.

C. A. has recur-end Weiland evenues. but he eine! not the minutes of the first meeting Of the aesociation in Knoxville. This te't htetre on the remPeett was on Sunday.

December 31, 1a54, and abentinnment of thie line. The traetton! company a nchtee'l this the meeting was held at the First Pres- eount the L. le work on betertan church. Nearly everyone who Clinc I was present at that meeting- has Paared aventl east rif the K. A A.

"nee-- The nilnutes state that the meet-end the mans opinion wee that this is mg was interesting and largely the only thing the traetion eompany, ed. The program is given in full. There could do. Be does nett think the line i prayels by. Rev.

R. B. McMullen, will ever be resumed. I pastor Of the First Presbyterian church. "We Wont Knoxville reetrte ar'land Rev.

Matthew Hillman. Pastor of pleeed In a bad shape." Pall the Man, the Reptist ehureh, and teripture le especially true nt the of listing by W. M. Rates, pastor of what is I whe live en Clineh and Weiland eve- now the Chureh Street M. E.

chureh, A flues. I now walk to my Imminent, anti, few brief remarks were given by J. B. don't like it one hit. I G.

hinsloe president of the mganizaThe eituation in the west end of the tion, who was associated with Parson citv Is all the more compliented, owing, Brownlow In ths publication of "The to the fact that avenue is al big." The eonetitution was read by privelpoti thorolighfare on which many M. B. McMahan. and there was art bitArleen men reeirle, the businoesidrees by Rev. Thomas W.

Humes, rec men. of all others, are most affected titi tor of St. John's Episcopal church. Tho any change in the ear service. lbenediction eves pronouneed by Rev.

Pittsburg. June 22.The Prudential I Trust company, located in the east end. and capitalized at $200.000, an-flounced today that the board of directors had decidPd to quit business. The, closing of the institution did not cause much flurry. Dr.

W. R. Kesdirector, stated that the depositors would be paid in full. Thomas A. Watkins is president of the company.

FIRST Y. M. C. A. MEETING .1 HELD HERE IN 1854.

The Central Y. M. C. A. has resurrected the minutes of the drat meeting of the association in Knoxville.

This was On Sunday, December 31, KA and the meeting was held at the First Presbytertan church. Nearly everyone who was present at that meeting. has painted. away. The minutes state that the meeting was Interesting anti largely ed.

The program is given in full. There were prayets by Rev. R. B. McMullen, pastor of the First Presbyterian church.

and Rev. Matthew Hi Haman, pastor of the Baptist chureh, and scripture redoing by W. M. Bates, pastor of hat is now the Church Street M. E.

church. A tew brief remarks were given by J. B. 10. Sinaloa president of the mganiza1 tion, who was associated with Parson 1 Brown low in the publication of "The, Ve big." The conatitution was read by IX B.

McMahan. and there was an adi dress by Rev. Thomas W. Humes, ree1 tor of St. John's Episcopal church.

The I benediction es pronouneed by Rev. J. w11 iv in I "1'1: le'hatte, shml courae. Lavator ISO, "The tr101011 romponst ehouid follow 6 to 5 won. Time, 4:07.

the city nod not the eity the Sixth raee-Handielp. mile and a company. The obondonment of (lifter- furlong. on turf. Ben Maellui, 90.

l'flt lin't Proctlettily IPMVP91 thP peopip, Bildbrand 2 to I won Time 153 1 who do not live in the center of the, pOpi town in the same boat with country; MI WO might FtP le in PRUDENTIAL TRUST COMPANY. country whon we have no street car service." i Pittsburg. June 32.The Prudential Trust company, located in the east This kick en from a South ville nittn, hut South nso 'Knoxville nlai capitalized at 2200,000, an- re not the only onos who or kicking. ee 1 flounced today that the board of di- had decided to quit business. Complaints are coming in from vari-I one 4.ources.

I The. closing of the institution did not. A 14ing citizen Of Woo Wnnly111.1 cause much flurry. Or. W.

R. Kes- said this morning that he thought the i sier, director. stated that the depositors cist, a hntilft hnirt tho toketinn enmnany vould be paid in full. Thomas A. to get the best liquors on the market st, a price you can afford to pay you are a lover of high-grade lin by stil means try our Murray Rill 0, Rye 'Whiskey at $110 per quart.

flavor is excellent It's a mild whisicey that will please the most fastidious taste. Following It closely for blgh irrade qtselity is the T. P. A. Club, that ss are selling for MN per quart.

If You have newer Placed an order with us let us have your next one, and it will receive our Immediate attention. Telephone. telegraph, or write us wheA you want. to get the best liquors on the market at, a price you Can afford to Pay. Cu uzs 2if i 1 a 1011i, i MI 11V7 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brf-wklyn -PhIltidelphis lloclotiati -Chicago 0: Cincinnati t't. Pittsburg 9: St. Louts Ready for Dog Days Perrow's Place rob. I 'il- Martin of the Second Baptist church. The Kneolvillo association was one ot the first founded in the south.

The first i agmn'llktion founded In America was at IMnnit'al. Ca nude, In le51, and the Knoxville organisation was founded Ithrre years later. About the same time. or, pethapo -a few months previously. were effected at Charles' ton, S.

r. and Louisville. Ky. 1 During the eivil sr the association sitte disbanded, but after the war a number of young men resurrected the organisation. 11 t- r1 AMERICAN LEAGUE.

York 4. Si. Lotti--notrolt St. trails O. At chireitnCievelenti rhirttgo 2.

At PhlindlphiaSnaton-Philedelphia game pootponed. rain. SOUTHERN LEAGUE. At MontwamttryAtiania II; Maragnmery At New OrleanaShroveport ft; New Orleans At Little Rock rime pneiponeL rein. Graham Perrowo Prop.

P.40. Box 381. -y St. Gay St. The T.

P. C. P. nt llookwAttpr churrh, st turnip. will wive An ice ersam Thursday night At the church.

All ern Invited. Heat prostration is more epidemic than'llydrophobic You realty want to muzzle yourself. Do it with one of our full Skel, oton eut loose and easy from sny of our hundreds of light and airy fabrics, we put the style thert--but that la the leaat. You'll not only be comfortable yourself, but you'll look that way and add to the comfort of thoae who you. SUItSSi5 to $35.

JOINT DEBATE MAY BE HAD. William Strown was In a bad humor Saturday night and assaulted his wife. 'also Bettie Dixon. Warrants were worn out for him on the chart of assault and battery before 'Squire Fitzgerald, and he was fined ten dollars In eseh case. James Jennings, a negro, was before 'Squire Fitzgerald on the chrge of drunkenness, and assault and battery, and wee bound to the next term of the criminal court, Stamp Whittelde and his wife hati some family troubles, and Hama beceme angry and threw two bricks at ha better bolt.

neither of the mittalles hitting her, but she fspealed to the law for protection, and 'Squire Fitzgerald fined him $15. IMIIMMNMOOMM EMMIE Ever hay, Llie back" In the "small" toght over the hips, There the home of backache, Its eausell by el itidnfts, I That's why Dosn's Kidney Pills cure it. I Knoxville people endorin this. Ttead at rase of it. W.

D. Blekey. upholsterer, living at Broad rret. "I suffered for three or tour years with a severe pain In the small of my baek aind through the kidneys. At limos It was so bad that my back felt as if it was breaking In two.

and I tould hardly straighten up If I bent it st all. If I took a alight cold It always settled in my kidneys reusing roe much mtgery. I had heard of D011118 Kidney Pills Ind tot box at Kuhlman', drug store to give it a trial. I Wall hardly prepared for eo quick ehange In my ronitition, They went right to the seat of the trouble It wee only a Mort time before ray trouble was at an rout I eannot eag too warmly In praise of Dosn's Pills." tor ea 14" by all dealers. Price 541 cents.

er-kditturs ect. buffalo. N. sole .6 for the trilled State. w.er the Dam Doan's and take AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Louisville Indianapolis Milwoultt-o Paul 7. Toledo Columbus IL Hamill City Minneapolls O. KIMPAS City Minnoupolis 1. I SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. IF titutigAAgEV" Let Us Quote You Prices on Our LUMBER, LATH, SASH, DOORS and BLINDS.

F. B. Cooley Sons, Chamberlain. State Domocratic Committee to be Called Together After St Louie Convention. maehiiic Juno man Thomoion hso written Tomah' lean Cheirman WOOL 'Whig that thodemeratic committee would be celled et.

pollee immediately lifter the adjourn-moot of the Ft. Louie ronvention, to Mr. McCall' econd proposition for a joint ransoms. The toms-title 'Alit probobly meet July I or 11. The prosperte seem to good aMrmative moronse from the demo-erotic committee.

1EMM.MWO.WeagalaMEMM.M Tilita at Ilotre Oa.) do se Romano go to the Cheroks hotal. tho and most centrally locotd In the city. COMMISSIONERS NOTIFIED OF APPOINTMENT. ROOS CO. Ineorpotatod.

TAILORS 411 Osy Street Knoxville, Tennessee, EXCURSIONS ON RIVER WERE WELL PATRONIZED. Pixie Council of the Daughters of America enjoyed an excursion down the river to Lyon'a View Tuesday evening from 'I to 10:30 o'clock. The Knights of Hanor will go on a river excursion Thursddy night from I to 10:80. The river rose abdut six inches Tuesday. The rivermen say that it rained at some point up the river and that was the cause ot the river rising hem Macon bartorah 2.

Anituoto 3: Char 'wool (ton innings) Columbia Jorkoonvillo 1. HIT OVER HEART BY FOUL TIP. Indiana. FL. Juo 21.Durina a Como of baooball today botwoon the town ammtours gni tho Indiana nor.

mots. tloorgo homno, ratottor for tho Sohnotoorticwat minion( inotontly killott I)? being bit over toe boort by foul fteeortler Naltron Tueaday afternoon notified the Improvement Pont Comtonalon appointed by Mayor Ci SAII at their lettion. It Is aunaoled that all III accept is nmni7 IMM1E 1 17 -f..