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Lk 1LtU THE WINCHESTER NEWSNi WINCHESTER KY MONDAY APRIL 12 1909S HEm A COPY 11 CEKTS A WEEE

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MNEST R BASE BALL TEAM

ARRtlDofROM NASHVilLE SUNDAYf

Husky Bunch of Sup Burned Players Will Perform at Local Grounds

Duriii Keek First Game on Friday

Arrived SundayNewton Morn managerIIQ ChapmanEd Goos treeEarl D PeckFred ToneyJ V CampbellToney OataganauirOscar Schmidt r sHenry Schmidt > it 7 to V

Charles EllisCharles McAllisterHerndon Wills

To Arrive MondayTony WyattJas DickersonCF WolfAllen Ingalls

To Arrive Last of WeekMichael Barney Detroit Mich

I Guss Powers RichmondRoyal Reception

4Nearly all the base ball fans turn ¬

night to meet the baseball club when they came on the 9 25C 0 train from their traininggrounds at Nashville sTenn Thedemonstration accorded them goes to

1prove that base ball is at fever heatthis team is not uf pennant

winner it will not bethe fault of thej fans

It was known by the managementthat the team would arrive Sundaynight but the matter was to havebeen a secret The news leakedoutSunday morning It seemed thatsome oVerjoyedmembcr of the clubwho was on thftinside had whisperedittooneof iisbcst friends who wasnot oh the inside and he told it toone of his best friends with the resulttliatbeforct tliree of1pck in the after-noon

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every Wolf woman and childwai5nex which resulted in a largeattendancp

donates His CarriagesMr CHydpjrGaiqes the local livery

man w a base a fan donatedto the niaiISJtnWtifree of chargethree of his finest carriages to taketut teettu ° >ththe depot to theirhoarding bout Henry Phillips

ould not let the team be takendi-t from the depot to their boarding

use He wanted to show them hisstore and accordingly the men wereunloaded at hits store and a general

slinking went on until the playrrvorndut from their long trip

had to ask tb be taken homeAlmost All New

Tlc learn is almost entirely a newone and not many of the fans areacquainted with them They arc asprightly looking bunch and if looksgo very far they surely will be theonesto capture the pennant Theyarc liil sunburned and show that they

t have been at practise One had histhumb lied up which he got hurt inexecptionPyyear the team is rather a smallonein stature but each seems to be activeariaon the alert all the time

With these twelve men already hereLout to arrive Monday the list of ar¬

rivals is about completed but willnot be until the latter part of theweek when one from Detroit Michund one from Richmond Va anives

Manager Horn will take his men outcacliiday this week and give them aworking out The first exhibitiongame will be played Friday with theK W C crack team

The team visited Garner Park in abody Monday morning and inspectedthe grounds but did not indulge inany stunts In the afternoon lightpractice WltS indulged in Seriouswork will begin Monday

Baseball NotesI

Henry Phillips was all smiles Mon ¬

day and Sunday night He wasstaking hands with the players and-

I inniJeting the players his conversatiou ran like this Why Im so glad

rtoee you YOU are the fellow thatX s ftt me so many telegrams you are

the one that I had to write so manyletters toa you arc the one that wroteme such a ng letter etc Henrynevertheless went to church beforethe trainaraved

J Q Stewart was there to He didntridc on the carriage becauseWpodsoh Moss got there first

Mr W R Thomas was fussing be ¬

cause some one called him at his residenofc t Gore down and zee thetear 4 > though ha was down five

minuted tor i was calledMt E vJ4tj8tt never takes mucJ

interest utb aebqn but he was there

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to and met each playcr as he camein

Jim Phillips was out calling whenhe got the news and came rushingin itha picture taken of the menwhile in practice showing it to themas if this was something new to them

Charles Strother was one of thefirst guests to arrive at Phillips newsofwasmuch excited

George Kohlhass had a special in-

vitation¬

to be present at the recep ¬

tion but for some reason was de ¬

layed

WILL YOUNG CHARMS

SAN FRANCISCO CROWD

Brought a Lot of Kentuckians To ¬

gether to Hear Him Speak in

Criminal Case

In speaking of tbe defense made byWill A Young for young ErnestGardner in San Francisco a SanFrancisco newspaper says

William A Young eloquent Ken ¬

tucky advocate and jury charmerbrought about a Kentucky reunion inthe United States Court yesterdaywhen he appeared to make the cloging appeal for Joseph E Gardnerthe young Kentuckian Who is chargedwith the killing of negro Joe Cardosaaboard the whaler Bowhead while inthe Arctic last August

Kentucky men and women fillednearly all the chairs in the courtroomand when Young arose to address thejury the defendant craned his neckwitu the crowd to listen to the argu-

ment of tile spellbinder from the7Ihomeland

Young who has magnetic manners disclaimed that lIe was eitherdistinguished or an orator in Ken ¬

tucky telling the jury that he wasonly a country practitioner with aclientele that was almost confined tothe county in which he lived

The jury appeared to be captivat-ed

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by the confidence of Young asreadily as the Kentuckians in thecourtroom chairs Keeping his voicelow and plaintive Young sketched animpressive picture of the difficulty ofa young Kentuckian of 20 to restrainhimself in the face of insult offeredby a negro As he elaborated hisargument Young laid emphasis onthe racial prejudices of the South

This young son of Kentuckystruck that negro to save his ownlife declared Young It was an elementary act of selfdefense Afterbeing beaten into insensibility onceby this black assailant it was per ¬

fectly natural that Gardner seeingCardosa coming after him with anuplifted hammer would protect him ¬

self even if he had to slay Thereis not a contemptible snake thatcrawls that is not provided with aweapon of selfdefense This wasnothing but selfdefense and we shallstand on that plea

SPECIAL EDITION

The commercial and industrial edi¬

tion of The Winchester News will ap ¬

pear Tuesday afternoon April 13

It will contain the most complete dataconcerning Winchester and Clarkcounty of any publication ever madeThe edition will h rofUSelYiiiuStrat ¬

ed and will show practically everyimportant building in the city

Nearly every extra paper printed tosupply the anticipate demand hasbeen already ordered outside theCommercial Club individuals have

iati v ones tens fifties hundredsIf you want extra copies telephoneor send your order in at once Bothr phones 91

GOES TO LOUISVILLE

Mr C H Bowen will leave Tues-day

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morning to attend the semi an-

nual¬

convention pi the State Associa ¬

lion of Opticans at Louisville

Dr Quinn prescription clerk at theB Geszge Drug store left Mondayevening for Louisville on a twodaysbusiness trip

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THREE MEMBERS OF FINANCE COMMITTEE ACTIVE IN FRAMING SENATE TARIFF BILLWhile the lower house of congress has been debating the schedules for the Payne tariff bill the senate financehasfinullytnrlitcomesEASTER IS

CELEBRATED

Many of the Churches of WinchesterHold Services in Honor

Of Day

Tlfe festival of Easter was cote¬

brated Emmanuel Protestant Epis ¬

copal church Sunday morning at 11oclock Archdeacon Wentworth readthe services and preached the Eastersermon The impressive and beau ¬

tiful ritual appointed for the daywas admirably rendered by the minis ¬

ter and the choir The sermon setforth the historic and divine revela-tion

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of Gods promises and assuran ¬

wonderfulIistoryby the choir assisted by Miss HazolCornell violinist Mrs F B Wentworth organist

Voluntary Christ our PassoverChapple j Te DeumStephens JubilateQranmcr hymn Hark Ten Thou ¬

sand Harps and VoicesKyrie ElvcyGlori Tibi AlleluliaRecessional St Georges Winsor

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hymnThe altar and choir were exquisite ¬

ly decorated with potted plants and<5Ut flowers

St Josep hs Catholic Church

eele1hratedthe 10 oclock service by the renditionof a solemn festival mass FatherRyan officially as celebrant The mus ¬

ical portion of the service was ren-dered

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by the choir in a dignified andartistic manner

Other Churches

Easter services were also heldatthe Methodist church The RevChandler preached ancxcclleufcEaslersermon stud the choir under the threeliou of Miss Susan Buckner rCldcredlan appropriate anddelightful siealservice

Thesenuoii by Rev Mr Gammingand n e eat the Presbyterian churchwere devoted to the East seasonlargos ICGD y2tor 7

i VMlefnt regular Easter services

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COMMERfiMI

CONVENTION I

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To Be Held at The Seelbach Hotelin Louisville on April-

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More than a hundred delegates havebeen named to attend the commer ¬

cial convention to be held in Louis-

ville

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April 23 The meeting will be

held at the Seelbach Hotel under tine

auspices of the Louisvilja Commavial Ciub Owing to the rapidity withiwhioh the plan grew it >wvsts found

advisable to have two sessions in ¬

stead of one The first will begin at1030 n m and the second at 230 pra < 4

Gov Willson has accepted an in ¬

vitation to be present and speakOthers who will make addrcsses arcAttorneyGeneral Jumos Breathittan dSenator Thomas A Combs ofLexington who will speak on revenueand taxation J W Porter of Lex-

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who will talk of the StateDevelopment Association Prof W JMcConathy of Louisville on county

muim clubs JP Atkinson ofEarlington on forestry and Dr J NMcCormack of Bowling Green on theState health Fiveminute talks willbe made by delegates present

Ill the evening there will be a ban ¬

quet at which informal talks willbe made by the representatives ofthe various counties Invitations sentout to this have advised delegatesnot to bring their dresssuits us it isto be gathering of tile plain people

Among the counties which havenamed representatives thus fir areAnderson Balhtrd Barren BooneBreckenridge Carroll Casey Crittenden Daviess Edinonsoni Elliott Estill Franklin Green tfjlaitj HopkinsLyon Marion Monroe MontgomeryNelson Oldham Pulaski SpencerTrigg Trimble Washington andWoodford County Judges and Com ¬

mercial Clubs appoint rcjjrcsgntotives

were held at the BJiptistcaifd Chris ¬

tian churches the nuQik Jill muskwere characteristic 5qf thpday Thepastors Rev Mr PoJeafbislted atthe Baptist churcKand Jfev HaciTeiil

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at the thnthan church

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COMMENCEMENT

HI THE COLLEGE

Kentucky Wesleyan Has Prepared ItsProgram For theMay-

Exercisos

The commencement program forKentucky Wesleyan College has beenprepared and is as follows

Examinations May 17th to 21stFriday May 21st at 8 pmCom¬

mencement Exercises of Preparatory

DepartmentSaturdayMay 22nd at 3 45 p m

Truck Athletic MootSaturday May 22nd at 8 i> m

Class Day ExercisesSunday May 23rd at 11 a m

Annual Sermon by Rev Prank PThomas

Sunday at 8 p m Annual Sermonto Y M C A andopening of thePreachers and Laymens Institute

Monday May 24th at 4 p mMilitary Drill and Review

Monday at 8 p inAnnual Ad¬

dress to Alumni by Hon E C QRearfollowed by Alumni and Senior Ban ¬

quotTaiesday at 10 30 GraduatingEx

crciscs with the Addresses to theClass by Dr Gross Alexander

The work of theinstitute will beginSunday night and will close Thursdaynight

BRING IT TO PASSIFI-T IS NEITHER AN ABSURDNOR AN IMPOSSIBLE THING

BY THE HELP OF A WANT

ADHOWMUCH TO WHAT

PROPORTIONSYOUR STORESHALL GROW THIS YEAR ISA QUESTION CHIEFLY ES ¬

SENTIALLY OF ADVERTiS-ING

Clock Made of StrawA shoemaker named Wegrier living

In Strasburg has a clock of the grandfather shape nearly six feet highmade entirely of straw The wheelspointers case and every detail areexclusively Qf stray 4Jwega6r has

f takes 15 years to t t thisstrange piece of mechadistt It keepsperfect time JY J

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EBENEZER PRESBYTERy CONVENES

IN CITY ON TUESDAY NTSession of Body Lasts Two DaysWill Meet ail WflhIiMS-

treetj

PresbyterianiU

The Ebenezer Presbytery of thePresbyterian church U Sowillconvene with the Washington StreetPresbyterian church on Tuesday Ap ¬

ril 13th at 730 m 4

The opening sermonVill be preach-ed

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by the retiring moderator Rev TC Kerr of Falmouth after whichthe Presbytery will be constitutedand a moderator elected

Following is the programWednesday April 14th

9 a m Devotion led by the RevRobt L Brown of Greenup

930 a mGeneral Business11 a m Preaching by Rev G A

Joplin of Ludlow Ky12 a m Recess230 p mCall to OrderThe afternoon will be spent in hear ¬

ing reports and transacting such oth¬

er business as may come upWednesday evening at 7 30 p m

An Illustrated Lecture oil Missionsgiven by Rev Hugh G Moody of MtSterling a Returned Missionary FromSiam

Thursday April 15th9 a mDevotion led by Rev J H

Forsythep930 a m Presbyterial Business11 a mPreaching by Rev J I

Blackburn of Covington12 a mRecess230 p mCall to OrderThe afternoon will be spent in com ¬

pleting the general PresbyterialworkMissionary Society

Below is the program for the ladiesPresbyterial Missionary Societywhich also convenes at the sametime

Wednesday April 14thMorning-Mrs C E Crafton Organist

9 a mSocial Half hour930 a m Devotional Mrs J N

IrvinMinutes for IuforinationIrsJ TrDwellyj > rV q Tr

Enrollment of DelegatesAddress of Welcome Mrs J N

BushResponse Mrs JN IrvinReport of Corresponding Secretary

Miss Phoebe BayliffReport of Treasurer Mrs J I

BlackburnReport of Secretary of Literature

Mrs R B KendalReport of Young Peoples Work

Miss Jane Curran-Appointment of CommitteesElection of Officers

Afternoon

230 p mDevotional Mrs J IBlackburn

Reports of DelegatesCollectionSolo Miss Bessie WattsOur NeedsMiss Sue B ScottBusinessMinutes Doxology and Adjourn¬

ment

Thursday April 15th9 30 a m Devotional Miss Alice

RamseyMinutesfor InformationMrs J

T DwcllyLetters from Boards Miss Flor ¬

ence BiglowReport of Corresponding SecretaryMrs J Foster BarbourReport of TreasurerMrs John W

ScottElection of OfficersReport of Committees

Intermission230 p m Consecration Service

Miss Sue B ScottBusinessCollectionSolo Miss Bessie WattsForeign MissionsRev Campbell

L MacKayMinutes Doxology and Adjourn ¬

ment

Needed a BonnetWhen Harrys little sister camethe

nurse brought him in from play to seeher He looked at her with a frownand then said She got awful sun ¬

burnt coming down from heaven sheis so redDelineator

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CASTRO SI1

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FROM SHOULDER

Bitterly Denounces action of FrenchGovernmentSays Life is

Imperiled

Fort de France Martinique April12Prior to being taken aboard thesteamer Versailles for deportation toFrance exPresident Castro prepareda written protest against the action ofthe French government which hasbeen submitted to the authoritieshere It reads as follows-

I hereby protest against the actionof the French authorities of Marti-nique

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in having me put by force onboard an outgoing vessel First be ¬

cause I was ill at the time arid be¬ItCCI ¬

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fense against the government ofFrance and the authorities of Marti ¬

nique during the time that I was per¬

mitted to remain on that island andfinally because the decree of expul ¬

sion which orders my deportation outof French territory compels me totake passage aboard a vessel whichwill again land me on French terri ¬

toryMoreoverthese considerations

aside the case constitutes a breachof international law and a denial ofthe rights of individuals that sucha thing should have come tb pass Inthe land which saw the birth of Jos-ephine and from which came the in ¬

splration and presage of liberty andIat the hands of a people who shedcenI ¬

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bcforetthehe was at liberty wheii lie afrJla IfISt Nazairo he would immediatelyproceed to Spain in order to take pas ¬

sage for Santa Cruz Tetlerife General Castro said he waS leaving hisbrother Carmelo here for the purposeof receiving mail which he expects tobe forwarded from Trinidad to Ven ¬

ezuelaThe Versailles will stop at Basso

Terre and PointaPItre GuadeloupeHardly had the steamer left portwhen a party qf <Jastfos friends arr-

ived on the steamer Goelette fromSaint Lucia They were very muchsurprised that the former presidenthad been expelled from the islandand had a long consultation witu Cas¬

tros brother

Danes Dont Want CastroCopenhagen April 12The govern

ment has instructed the governor ofthe Danish West Indies under no cir¬

cumstances to permit ex PresidentCastro to land in that territory Thesoinstructions were issued In response <

to a cablegram from the colonial offi ¬

cials inquiring as to what measuresthey should take in the event of Cas ¬

tros attempting to take up his realdence at any of these ports

BIBLE STUDY

AND CLASSES

Clark County Sunday School Asso-

ciation Holding Convention-

in City

The Clark County Sunday SchoolAssociation held a convention at theMethodist chruch this city MondayMr Vaughn of Louisville field work¬

erof the association addressed theconvention in the morning on BibleStudand Clashes Mr Vaughnalso addressed thin convention in theafternoon

IDEATHS AND FUMERALS j

aJtiEknerThe remains of Elmer CooK whocommitted suicide at his homo nearWades Mill last Friday iere buriedin the Winchester cemetery Sundaynornirtg The funeral services werepreached at the tre=iqfetQe and tieSchool J1e lodge Lo 0 F tookcharge of tire =

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