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8 THE EVENING POST. LOUISVILLE. TUESDAY. APRIL 30, 1901. The Best Horses The TICKETS ON SALE West to Start in At Rosenham's, Buschemeyer's, Hurr ler & Nolan's. The Boston, McNairy 6 Schwab, The Chicago and all hotels. NO IMPROPER CHARACTERS ADMISSION $1.00. ALLOWED. American League. FIFTY-THRE- CLUBS. Won. Lost. Per Ct. CONDENSED E ROUNDS Detroit 5 u 1.0H0 TIME CARDS. Washington I! d 1.000 L. & N. RAILROAD. SOUTHERN Baltimore 2 1 .607 Trains RAILWAY St. Louis & Chicago 3 .C00 leaving Union Station, Tenth and Broadnay. In efTect April 15, 1901: Louisville Lines. 2 .1 .400 Cleveland No. 2. daily, at 3:15 a. m. ; sleeper" to Ioi;?Llr?1idep?.t,'. Sfeventh street and river, I'lmaaeipma i z .66.1 Cincinnati and New York. Returning ar- afenue ' y Tlcket mce --0 Fo OF FIGHTING. 0 .01)0 PORTING AND ATHLETIC GOOD rives :43 FIERCE Boston u at a. m. 4, Time Milwaukee 0 5 .0(W No. daily, at 8:40 a. m., Cincinnati. Re- card effective January L 1901. turning arrives at 9:15 p. m. Stops at Lbuisville Division. PISTOLS-GOLF-BASEBA- l' GUNS and A COMPLETE ourth street going and coming. (Southern Railway in ' No. 6, daily, 4:30 car to Kentucky.) DERBY NIGHT RING CONTESTS RED HOT SULLIVAN KNOCKED CYCLING! at p. m.; parlor EASTBOUND.) . Cincinnati. Returning arrives at 11:31 a. m. Stops at Fourth street going and com- OUT (McCLELLAND MATTHEWS RECEIVED DECISION OVER $30,000 STOCK ing. 'Vra SOUTH AMERICA. of ATHLETIC GOODS No. 8, daily, at 1 p, m. ; sleeper to New : COUHIG SOME RATTLING PRELIMINARIES. iork. Returning'arrives at 2:15 p. m. 1D:ur et Ar. Bu.r.SmGeorgetown.. T- TENNIS-FISH- ING See also 7:20 a. m. train, from First-stre- 11:50am 7:40pm ...... slightly damaged. station. WESTBOUND. 4- a open No- - 6- Although Refereeike English gave the ing Terry McGovern for the featherweight RODS We must close out to get ready to FOR THE SOUTH. Lv - No- - - No;'- In Brazil "and the Argentines 432 7:10am 4.30pm Welter-weig- ht the Open 9 o'clock No. 1, decision to Matty Matthews, the championship. The end of this battle'came new stock. until at dailj, at 9:23 p. m.i sleeper to Lv 3:10pm Couhlg, Sport Is'. Now, at the,. Height REELS WEST MAIN STREET.' Memphis, New Orleans, Chattanooga, At- Lv r?fPl?ffwn 5'15am champion, overj Tommy in the twentieth round( when McClelJand, and Ar' T ni,&?n lm7:30am 4:35pm lanta; arrives at 8:20 a. m. 7:50:m 10:40am Dunkirk, N. Y., in championship who looked a winner, lest his laff.ua-guard- ed of Its Popularity." No. 3, cf their daily, at 3:00 a. m.; sleepers to rtle Lexing-saUle- s Thea- a Nashville, Re- ton'AjS caches Louisville to 'bout last night at the Buckingham for a fraction of second. Sulli- Memphis and New Orleans. t0 Ver-- St turning 2:30 tn n"Cebure BSin and two-thir- of 3,000 spectators van was quick to take advantage of this, arrives at a. m. Geo,rfetown. Pullman sleepers ter, the Note.r-No- s. 1 connect Memphis right-hand- and i at Louisville to present thought young New and landed with a er on the. points in Arkansas and Texas, and Tv? ?nd Jacksonville. The .representative of a leading New Inc. at New?" Chattanooga and Atlanta. Yorker as acleal entitled to a draw, spot, which sent the 'Plttsburger sprawl- Orleans for Texas, Mexico and Wf00'yi Lexington to Louis-Geop-- fi York exporting house, who recently re- TCLIFF the West. ville' coaehSs and they expressed- disapproval of ing. He 'was down nine seconds. He sn a?d Eawrenceburg and their Successors to Griffith & Semple, Complete FREE catalogue write for one. No. 7, daily, at 2:35 p. m. ; parlor car to and turned America.Asays-tha- t Versailles. Pullmau the decision' in n$ unmeasured terms. arose, and was apparently gaining from. South at Nashville. Returning arrives at 12:40 p. m. to st- No. 5, daily, Ex- C1feSiackm'1116 Louis, via English was roundly hissed. strength, when a minute later, Sullivan present, as Indeed 'has been the' case for at 8:10 a. m. Nashville Burgln and Louisville. Aghting press. Returning arrives at 7:05 p. m. Couhig forcetf the from start landed again onithe same point, and it or sour year's past, 9, M"L Observation chair cars and ' three bicycling in that No. daily, except Sunday, at 5:15 p. miilfniT Louisville to Burgln. to finish, and struck two blows ,tp the was afloff with the PenisjUvani'an. I m. Bowling Re- Coaches country is far and (away the most popular A F YOU'RE LOOKING FOR Green accommodation. Versailles Lexington, Georgetown to ' An e turning 10:25 a. m. champion's one. Matthews, ho'wever, was amusing feature of the bout was the of the outdoor sport's. In-th- larger arrives at cities No. 23, daily, at 8:23 a. m. Cumberland Observation clever, and had it not been for his s'uperb announcer, a rotund individual from Chi- of Brazil and the Argentines sport to- ap "V"' chair cars and the Mail; connects for Lancaster and siTn t0 Louisville. Coaches ring generalship he would not 'have' last- cago, Charley Porst by name, who ap- day is at the height of popularity, and Kicnmond. Returning arrives at 4:25 p. m. Lenl?Bf its No. 25, Louisville, Georgetown to ed over ten, rounds. Couhig was as strong peared in a full dress suit. The crowd although the women were, HARNESS SADDLES daily, at 8:30 p. m. Knoxville Versailles here at first I U OODS, Express. m. ; as a bull,1, and kept aster his opponent did not take kindly to the of the mm USlf Returning arrives at 6:50 a. hil-,?- Pullman, Louisville to Birming-- . airs somewhat In doubt as to the propriety No 41, daily, except Sunday, at 4:10 p. Lexington Chattanooga. "to ; m. tK' a and from start finish. Westerner, and gave him anything but a of riding in public, they quickly followed Bardstown and Springfield accommo- - PulImaI from Birmingham and In frlSpVery first '1r'ound,tiouhig"sr.arted 'Cordial reception. 'He was guyed unmer- returning arrives at. s:wj a. nv. cha"anooga to Louisville, the example of some of the social lead- ""'"No. 43, aster Matthews'.;'. broke1 ground cifully every GO TO daily, except Sunday, at 7:35 a. !iaSs b,etween Louisville, Lexing- The latter time he essayed to make an ers, who boldly went In for the sport so Bardstown tind Sprmgiield accommo- ton Burgln dally. repeatedly, apparently feetling 'announcement,, ?'., p. out his and it is safe to sSy that soon as they" had mastered their wheels, dation. Returning arrives at 5:45 m. 5 and 6, between Versailles FROM FIRST-STREE- T man. Matthews landed a vicious right Forst will leave his dress duds in Chi- and now tliere are as many petticoats STATION. and Georgetown, dally. 531 No. 12, daily, except Suncav. Lagrange No,s-- 2' on the nose in the Second round, and the cago the time comes city - Voit'nf anJ Georgetown and net he to this awheel as there are knickerbockers. accommodation; leaves 6:10 p. m. ; arrives VSPa.!IIe.. daily, except Sunday, men were sighting fiercelywh'en gong to very - 7:34 a. m. ,ns 2- 'the 'perform the important duties of BuehoS- Ayres THIRD ST. L - 5 6 Ver-rtlti- ,- is perhaps 'the greatest No. 14, oninf and connect at Bounded. Iri the thirl vjp"u"ndy'?6uh!g 'announcer at a glove contest. ' Cycling daily, except Sunday. .Lagrange lth Louisville & Atlantic railroad, center in South America, where accommodation; leaves 5:00 p. m. arrives except Sunday. forced Matthews over the ropes, and, ad- at certain hours of the day the entire 7:30 p. m. are g gEIKAiktSlII!Mgi Rn 5nect!?s at Lexington ana Matthews-Cou-hi- No. me ministered severe punishment. The round As a preliminary to the city seems to be 18. daily, except Sunday, Cincinnati, trains on Q, & C. awheel. There are Lexington and Kentucky points; for " the route was decidedly Couhig's. sight, Willie Fitzgerald, of Brooklyn, some sine ' to Central all points south. roads leading beautiful leaves 7:20 a m. ; arrives 5:25 p. xn. from In the next round Matthews drew the and Barney Furey, of! 'Cincinnati, sought parks in the suburban districts, and Lexington and 7:30 p. m. from Cincinnati. claret from Yjouhig's nose, and opened ten fierce de- No. 16, daily, except Lexington , St. Louis Division. rounds. Referee English along these as well as in.-th- parks the Sunday, up a eyes. clared h and Centra Kentucky points; leaves 2:0u . LOUISVILLE TO ST. sore over the During the rest the bout draw. procession-o- f ; LOUIS. cyclists in the early morn- p. m. 11:57 x- sight on HOW THE DERBY WAS RUN. arrives a. m. ' No- No. 3. of the landed these At the Auditorium Shine Russell, a ing and aftetnoqn hdurs is' almost a No. 20, daily, except Sunday, Frankfort Ly. Louisville 8:00am 9:15pm two points, as a result, Couhig bled negro accommodation; 4:00 p. St. and, from Alexandria, never-endin- g 'one. leaves m.; arrives Louis 6:00pm 7:01am The racing end of the 8:10 a. m. profusely. The-loss.- blood, however, Ind., attempted to stand up ST. LOUIS TO LOUISVILLE. before our sport developed ac- No.
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    /7Q THE CONSCIENCE OF MACBETH THESIS Presented to the Graduate Council of the North Texas State University in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements For the Degree of MASTER OF ARTS By James Ai Edwards, B. A. Denton, Texas May, 1963 _ . TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter Page I. THE STRUCTURE OF MACBETH'S CONSCIENCE * * 1 II. MACBETH'S EFFORT TO ADJUST TO HIS CONSCIENCE . 22 III. THE STATE OF MACBETH'S MIND . 32 IV. THE DEPRAVITY OF MACBETH'S SOUL . * 47 V. MACBETH'S FEAR . 67 VI. MACBETH'S SELF-IMMERSION IN BLOOD . 0 79 VII. MACBETH'S TRAGIC MORAL FREEDOM .. .0 87 VIII. CONCLUSION . ,*. 0 99 BI BIOGRAPHYp 0 . 0 . 102 iii w ."Noomimm CHAPTER I THE STRUCTURE OF MACBETH'S CONSCIENCE Whatever are the other merits of Macbeth, it must be classed as one of the most penetrating studies of conscience in literature. Shakespeare does not attempt to describe in the drama how the ordinary criminal would react to evil, but how Shakespeare himself would have felt if he had fallen into crime. 1 The ramifications of this conflict between the con- science of a man of genius and the supernatural forces of wickedness, therefore, assume immense dimensions. "Macbeth leaves on most readers a profound impression of the misery of a guilty conscience and the retribution of crime . But what Shakespeare perhaps felt even more deeply, when he wrote this play, was the incalculability of evil--that in meddling with it human beings do they know not what."2 This drama displays an evil not to be accounted for simply in terms of the protagonist's will or his causal relationships to evil.
  • 2020 Culberson Cad Certified Mineral Roll (Pdf)

    2020 Culberson Cad Certified Mineral Roll (Pdf)

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