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The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-05-12
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Annual Meeting and Election Of St.
James Parish.

The annual meeting Of st. James
Parish, Rev. w. H. Frost, Rector,
was neld in the Guild Hall Of the
church Thursday evening and it was
generally regarded by the member
ship ais the most successful meeting
held in years. The attendance was
very large and the interest shown in
the several departments of the work
was Of a most healthful nature.
Following the business meeting,
which was presided over by Rev.
Frost, the ladies Of st. Agnes Guild
served refreshments and a most en-
poyable social hour, generally partic-
ipated in, followed. The . occasion
was enlivened and made the more en-
joyahle by the presence of the man.
dolin orchestra.
The new parish officers elected for
the ensuing year are as follows:
Senior Warden-H. W. Gleason.
Junior Warden-F. e. Green.
Treasurer-Chas. ". Hoffman,.
Clerk-F. E. WethereIl.
Vestry Members-W. RLacey, John
f. Lacey, J.. A. Kalbach, G. Huber, B.
w. Preston, ]. A. Davis, G. D. Alex
ander, Henry Agg, l.. f. Wolcott, J.
C. Williams and f. M. Sheppard.
The annual reports of the officers
showed the affairs of the parish in a
most satisfactory condition and the
strength of the parish greatly in
creased rel previous years. The
parish is prospecting and growing un-
der the care of Rev. Frost. A feel
ing of perfect harmony and unity OF
purpose exists that is most gratifying
to all and is a tower of strength for
the parish.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-05-12
WANTED TO DIE.
But Neishbors and Friends Would
Not Let Him.

~Sigourney, May Avery Terrell,
o young man about 20 years of age,
tried to commit suicide here yester-
day, but prompt work on the part Of
physicians saved his life. Disap-
pointment in love is said to have been
the cause for his act.
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The Organ Proposition.

The problem of the church organ
vas freely discussed at the meeting.
Rev. Frost has about seven hundred
and fifty dollars in the organ fund
and the same is drawing interest.
The prospects for the organ are ma,
turing and it is hoped that the church
will have an instrument such as will
meet its requirements before the par.
ish has attained a much more ad,
vanced age. The organ desired will
cost about thirty-five hundred dollars,
With this organ in place the church
will be one of the ~handsomest and
NOSE completely and elegantly fur,
nished houses of worship to be found
in the state.
Rev. Frost goes to Iowa City this
evening to occupy the pulpit OF
Rev. DR.. Williams, exchanging with
the gentleman. DR.. Williams is re.
membered by st. James pa%rishioners
as one of the Lenten lecturers and he
has a host of friends and admirers
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-13
IN hs Qrdgg -"
q Ddnfd China.
hy Captatn home Refd~
cn9xnasTI nxyaS1 nnusaa1 AvM
o. Captain HoHne RAID -
cnf9RNAsT 1904 h1hyNAeGs 6nxAAa.N ANszxI

"Agd fancy Il wan Just aome-
thing Of the kind that moved him.
Doubtless tho livery OF the coach.
man. which he would know 10 be
That OF Don lguaclo Valverde.
You think he got Us throughfe
Yes. Hut Il wouldn't have done
50 II he had known what wns
/ up. Though something else might
that IL. hia knowing me-"
"oh' he knows youf"
lie toes. though I'm not sure he
recognized me Ia passing. as I did
him. lie was a corporal IA a COM
pany 1 unoo commanded and 1 be-
iieye liked me as hia captain. lies
an odd sehemer. though. has turned
+ his coal times beyond counting, and
Just aa we'll there's been no call FOR
+ trusting him Hen catch u f0r let
/ ting vas slip past without challenge.
and serve him right. wearing the
+ colofs hs does now. llal thay ~
walked up at last I Was expecting
+ that"
which called forth these eaelntna-
lions. soon followed by the ding
dong of the city BELLS.
We're no doubt bclne pursued
nov" he continued. and by cav
| airy aome 81 those we raw ia the
proeunuion. 10 begins 10 look bad.
Still. with - much start and this
| fine pair OF horses. I've not much
fear Of their overtaking us. till We
reach the point I'm making for un-
icsa. indeed =-''
"unlsas WHAT" asked Kearnsy.
seeing he had Interrupted himself
and vna looking out appfsheusively.
That There's youF answer. Z"
said the Mexican. pointing TO = puff
OF smoke that had Just shot out
from the sutnsnit OF an Isolated hill
on which wers batteries and build
/ inEs "Chnpuitepec~a gum he
added. and the hanE came Instantly
after.
wen have q hot enough nos. 3"
he continued. in tons telling ~
alarm. There's sure 10 80 cavalry
40 yonasr m they're eisvefiy Ted
and know Which WAY "a iAkr. they
may head as OF yet. "a spite 81 all
~ can 40. lay on the Whip. he
shouted out to the eoaehman.
And TIE whip vas laid on till tho
horses galleped faster than rVar.
leaving behind a cloud of dust.
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THE s. o. q.

THE :. q. q.
The month OF June
That's due quite soon
Viii bring along commencement dny
And not the leaat
OF this great feast
Is she. the subject - this lay.
Tho young and fair.
with sage "a air.
The always sweet Girl dfaiuats
VIII essays read
Some crying need
To preach lu style elaborate.
She'll say. 20 boot.
The only root
OF evil u the thing called oasht
she'H tel VA. too.
That Chlua's blue
because the Powers Ger her clash.
Recits. besides.
How In the I8ea
or March was Julius Caesar slain
And claim. ain she.
That Italy
Across the Alps Tor aye has lain.
This Eiri Ia lawn
WIN swear that dawn
The darkest hour Of ali preeedsa.
And on this dag
All she may say
The gallant worldas true comedies.
you At once. by special messenger.
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sYNorsIa


Florence Kearney. captain Of
Texas fillhuatcrs. II captured dur
ing thg Mler expedition into Mexico,
IN New orleans the young irishmpn
had loved the daughter OF Don lE-
naeio Naiverde Mexican gentle
nina banlshed by Santa Anna. Ia a
duel with Carlos santander. he had
spared his rivals life after nearly
losing his own through his oppo-
hents treachery. Santanacr. now a
colonel on Santa Annals STAFF. visits
him In prison. where Kearuay and
his companion. Girls Rock. OF Texas
are coupled 70 native prisoners
Rocks ehainmate being deforned
dwarf
Hantaudcr. the cause OF their pres
ent plight tauuts them and plans
Their further humiliation
Don ignaeie. pardonsd hy Santa
anna, has been made cabinet min
lNter The Countess Isabel Almunte,
hearing that her lover Ruperto Ritas
political enemy Of santa Anna. has
heeh Imprisoned. comes 70 her friend.
lsulsa NalvcFde for comfort
Santandcr gains Santa Anua'-
consent TO his plan 10 humiliats the
| Texans.
They seek Santa Anna 10 gain q
/ pardon for their lovers
The request IL refused. Santa An
ma hints az love.
on their way to a state function
they see their lovers IN the chain
gang at work Ia the sewers.
They plan Tor their escape.
They cleverly plan their rescue
and. with the assistance OF a faithful
Eruotn. their lovers. with Rock and
the dwarf. escape in their carriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-13
THE JAPANESE

Are M japanese getting IBIS headf'
Certainly assuming superiority
invariably apply barbarans" They
sailors that their
the Russians
Eocity be-
proven following popular passage their
Japan BY It's
weird. guided virtue
physical
saal pleasure"
Despite
admitted the
spirit
Japan
play OF
daily
promotes
of the and productive
coming spirit
sometimes leads unhoiy ambition. sometimes
spells people humility.
wanting sweld OF their growing
importance a world power
his feeling
upon pvarcr
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which extended back for more than
a mile.
The road they we're on was the
direct route 20 Han Angel. aud |
through thia village itiyaa had In |
tended going. aa hs had no reason |
% heiieva there were troops alta !
toned IN ~. But Chapultepeo was
nearer 20 q than the point whore
they themselves were aud cavalry
now starting from the latter could
easily reach San Angel before them.
HUT there was a branch road leading
10 cayocuan. ana an that would give
them some advantage. no deter
PINNED on taking Il.
y And now another gun at the cit
Hdei. with the response from Cha
puitepcc. and. soon after. the third
booming from both. iiut mean
while. something seen nj tho castle
crowned hin deepcned the anxious
expression on the face OF the Mex
lean.
Just AZ I expected" he ex-
/ claimed. "faoH yondrr. ncnor'"
Kearuey looked. % see n stream
pouring out from the castle gntcs
bind running down the steep cause
way which xlgznRs 20 the bottom o.
Tho hill A stream Of men In unit
Iform. by their square crowned
fhakos and other insignia. rccog'
niEtblo as Lnncrrs. They had Meth
4 er weapons nor horses aith them,
but both. aH ltivas knew. would be
az the stables below lie also knew
/ that the Iancrrn were trained sol
dlera--a p~tted arm of the service
ana Il would not take them long 10
boot ana saddle"
More than ever was mis- look
troubled now. still not denpairiug.
lie had his hopes and plans
Drop your file. senior" be Haid
! hurrlcdly. no time Co finish that
now. We must walt for better op-
/ portunity. Aud wen have 20 leave
the carriage behind. but not just
yet"
ny this time they had arrived az
/ tho branch road coming out from
| Gnyocaon. into which by hts difec-
| ton the horses were headed. going
on without stop or slackeuing o.
speed. And ~ FOR nearly another
/ mile. then he called out 10 those on
( the box 20 bring up.
| Rock. anticipating some thing on
the sort. instantly refined IN and the
/ carriage came % a stand. At which
I the two inside auranE out upon the
road. Kearney calling 90 the Texan
drop the reina. Crtsl Down. up-
| hitch the horses. Quick
And CfiH came down. jerking The
I dwarf after. who fcli upon all f1urn,
I hut 10 recovered hiH feet. looking a.
I n he hal lost his senses. No one
I needed hin or his looks. the hurry
/ Was too great Ia stay even for I'M
| buosllng
ere be continuedD
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The work - tie Tacoma convention
T. prs8f that the evils - railroad eAfi-
troll q the Republican Organization arc
even greater thna The people had ap-
pretended The lnblsa west atout Tbs
proes-dlnFs a. n Il were afsnAsn With
power
Necessarily The tiekst With one -
two sxrrptiou- 10 made up af YAK
and Obscure rn~n. grbis AS the csss
because the railroad feFpss Wsnt hat
manner a men 10 a. their hldiius
TheY 90 not uhnt citisans = high row
or ana talents because they cPatipt
airlass "a such men in puhiiv efflez
IL muHt - conreded thnuEh. the,
Mr. FARRELL dealt xfth ths dsiirate Hif'
complicated situation piih marked -
ulieal sasaelfy. uia tactics eefs e
plaY on ipcat pride ard iutsfest in the
various counties and 20 thFUw ta ran
stdatsa sha came 60 aaNsfHt ter
terms With ths railroads. thr strength
and Inruance 81 ia powerful ofEziisaa-
tloA. ss0h samAu. Eefisw
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the G. 0.P. CONVENTION

face u the entire eastern portion 81
the state The Ticket carries ths
names e sofnr god then. ard person
ats. e IL strohE after the euFrruofship
il faEard H8t the msthntH - NOM
funtIas u Nsfe such that there ts
grave doabt q ita election. unless tie
Democratic Convention makes Elm
lar taoteh Many persons are wlilinE
f1sT the railroads 60 have thelr fsii
share in political affairs. but the ma
IsrttY viii resent inHa3rut dumlnRtlon.
Nhea The opportunity 10 offervd. ~
M4stt Record.
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IN lLls=UHEu CUACHMA AN.
such furothouxhtl" exclaimed
itivas, - the landau vert ratllIns
along the road with the speed Of a
war chariot. wonderful" 10 went
on. All. for eievefurHa. commend
me to woman when her Wills In
a. We men ara bat sifupletonz "a
them. My glorious Isabel. shes
the sort for = soldiers wife. Hut
don't let me be claiming all the
credit for her Fair play To- the sen,
nrltA Naivcfde. who has. I Doubt not
done her share OF the coutfiyiuE-
on your account. asuor
TIE seEor 30 spoken 70 had no
doubt n u either ana Woula have
been grlesed 10 think otherwise. hut
no Was too husY Al the moment TO
say much and only slEnified his as
sent ia rlunoHyilahlea. With head
down ana arms So a~s-sawtnF mo-
ton. he was endeANufirK 70 cut
their coupling chain the tool he
handled being a large rie found un-
der the cushions No wonder Don
Ruprrta'u enthusiastic admiration
- the providence which had placed
10 there
HANDY with Workmcu.s tools az
with war-tikr ReApanm the young
trlshman had laid h1ld % n ~ Haan
a. they wrra safe through Tire safe
and was nos raspinx away with
might and main. the other kscpln :
the chain IN place
it was not a task 20 ba accom- -
pliahed without time The links were
thick as a mans finger and would
need no end Of Ming before they
could BE- parted. still there va
little likelihood % their being inter
rupted uutH II could be done So
the escaping prisoners took little
palms 20 conceal n hat they we're az
Speed wan How mote 10 their pur-
pose than strategy and they we're
making their beet eg lt. both 20 Rct
On along the road ard haXa their
legs IRE. for future action.
We might hhve paased safely
through that gate" said the Msxl-
can. who continued 20 30 the talk q
Ing. even had they known who -
were"
Indeed. how -
You Haw the sergeant whn "a
lutnd Us -
or Counsel fif. and the Eraud
salute he gave lie couldn't have
made Il more impressive had IL been
the commander siu-chisf Il your
army or the Dictator himself who
SaH passing
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A Great Sensation

There naa big sensation IN Lees
vile. Ind. when " ~ Brown. %
hnt place. uho Vas rNpsefrd 90 die
had hia iffe sawed ~ pr. KINGS Kew
Discovery for Couhufn ptiaH. He
writes endured insuffcrabl. az
nuias from Asthma but Jour NaW
Discovery gave me iHHmsGlatH relief
and soon thereafter effected GEM
uirts cure" Similar cures q Com
Humptiau. rusumonia. Hrauc hits
snud 0ftp are uHmnruuHs It's tho
fs.-firss remedy Tor al throat and
long troubles Price see and 100
Fs5uafauterd BY G. o. Coy, Inc. Sec .
5nnd avenue ard Ysslsf, druggist.
~ rial bottles free.
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There's nothing ike Doing q thing
thoroughly OF all the saitsa You
ever heard o. Huekfeua Afulch
HalRs Il The beat IL sweeps away
ans cures Burns. Sores. bruises
Cuts ftoils Ulcers. SKIN EFu rtiaua
ana pies It's only lie. and guar
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druggist
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Seen, tried and inspected eysry
point Of merit In the latest Ho-
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not consider yourself fully In
formed regarding the best IL,
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line. This beautiful piano i
creating quite a fur0rc amonf
piano buyers everywhere. Our
prices aud terms we feel conf
dent will suit you.
Also many other fine makes
10 select from.
Our sly offers FOR this week
are attracting many bargain
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and see Us.
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A handfu = men. wiih lrAfiuE
atfiugu and BITS On urafiY 81 drle-
gates. met IN Tacoma "Wednesday ana
put Up q Republican Ticket. II as a
convention only IN nnnie.
IL nofnina ted aa unknown perro.f Tor
ana.LnaE I'D nlaaa a - l-aa ID DE
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CHOKIO. May 1.-THE latest cure
for the tobacco and liquor habit has
been discovered by the japanese.
Togo's men RETAINED from the use
of tobacco and wine for one day as
m act Of mourning for Admiral Ma
karoff II looks as though the poor
sailors would be model little sissy-
along.
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Are you at al interested In ex-
pertmeuta with hghtf-'
No-that f.. In none except those
with the X raise. " replied the young
man. whose income waa Tar below
his daalrsa.
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Reduced rates via the Northern
Pacific on May 18th. 18th and 18th.
Call At ". =. city Ticket office for
all Information IN regard 20 your
proposed trip Everything arranged
for your convenience. Watch the
dates. sss
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VA STAR DUST "a

Gun on the Texas has been fired
% times. bur hasn't missed anything
yet You can see Il sticking out an
over those JAckies that they want
something TO come around with a
chip on its forward turret.
PRETTY near time FOR the Dream
Girl to fling on a little open work.
That Russo-Japanese var seems "a
have reached the ohattel loan stage
or the game.
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Once You Get Acquainted
It's tho store you viii make your
home for hrts. shirts. underwear.
hosiery. etc. F.. y. Brooks & Co.
1891 "a Ave. Arcade building. go
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Excursion rates. May fi-f2-13.
Great Northern Railway. Ticket Of
flee ef2 First avenue. 80.
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TU SOON KAN. May i3-Ths ar-
nored cruiser ssnfakowsky IL load
ing ice at Port Arthur. II II be-
fieyed this Il being done b. order Of
Admiral Alexieff. who remarked
several days ago that he was pre-
pairing a cold deck to spring on the
Jayauese
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BULLETIN

RUNAMUCKY. May 13.-Later re-
ports say the battery captured b.
Gen. OhmavOltavitch was taken
from an abandoned automobile.
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RUSSIANS CATCH
Sight Of
ADMIRAL TOGO

PfCRA 10 SOLO. Manchuria. May
IA rumor f. current here that
Gen. Ohmavoltavitch. commanding
Russia's second division. attacked
ths japanese main army at Dyua
Mo and drove u back TO Iukan Des-
sent Gen. ohmavoltayitch captured
u battery.
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you're winning thar when losing -
The only time It's easy % stop ia
when you've gat nothing more TO
lnsa."
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Hours from $50 10 600 y. m. sun
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Best dinner In Seattle. with Bau-
tsrnes or Burgundy. at Maiaon Bar
boris. Second and James. every ey.
ming. 400 zee
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Fresh Green Lake grand ranch
eggs, zoe per dor. Crescent Cream
cry Co, i1t6 First avenue. s's
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Who's your tanor2 HERALD. 1929
"a. 81.
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Plat thinks Fairbanks viii be the
vfcs-presidsntiai nominee. Anyhow.
there wi.l be lots OF unrest until
somebody draws the black bean.
The pictures Of 90 society women
Of Missouri win b. displayed IA the
room Of the beard % women man
ayers OF the St Louis show Ny.
how Missouri has grown.
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The low comedian who f. writing
those Eagle Harbor KIDNAPPING foxes
for hts PAPER ought 10 have his
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ExTRAi
WAR BULLETGNii -

WAR BULLETfNii
SKINAKHATIEN. May 1.-THE
Russians fell back TO tho Maotieu
pass. a few miles from the New
uhwang railroad. One OF the Rus
sfans seized the pass. put II n his
pocket and shouted 70 his brave
comrades 10 follow him. They start
sd on dead run for the railroad.
swung onto q passing train, handed
the pass to the conductor and that
good man carried them where the
laps can't finA them for a few days.
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a worn FROM JOSH WISE.
The Washington times., 1904-04-06
SULLIVAN FIGHTS
BERNSTEIN NEXT
Will Be Matched if Bernstein Beats
Tipman-W ashiEgtOn Man
Should Win.

If Joe Bernstein defeats Joe Tipman
before the Eureka Club in Baltimore
on Friday. 1t is probable that ne will
be matched with kid Sullivan. the
Washington lightweight. Sullivan has
been after TiDman. but the Baltimore
man seems afraid to meet him.
Bernstein IS a clever boxer. but his
blows lack steam. and as Sullivan car
stand great deal of punishment. the
kid" should come out winner. or at
least get a draw.
Sullivan has written to the directors
OF the Eureka Club stating that he is
out with a searchlight hunting for Tip
man. and that he will not let the Rock
Street boy" rest until the latter meets
him or acknowledges his superiority
over him as a pugilist. Sullivan further
says:
For many months l have been en-
deavoring to get a match on with Tip
man, but TO no avail. and I'm reality I
think he is afraid TO meet me l can
make l2S pounds. but finally agreed 70
mis- weight limit OF 132 pounds after
seeing that he was holding onto the
weight question as a means Of avoid
ing the match. He then refused 10
meet me under those conditions. 1 would
like to know what he wants"
Bernstein stated yesterday that he
was willing to meet Sullivan winner
take all. and for an additional side bet
The Ghetto boy is being backed By
Jim" Kennedy. the bicycle promotes.
OF New York
The Washington times., 1904-04-06

YALE SOUNDLY BEATEN
BY GEORGETOWN BOYS
Crumley Let Eli Down With Four Hits in 9 to 0 Game.
ApperiouS Star Again.

Georgetown addec to its laurels by
yesterday afternoon defeating Yale by
the score Of 10 o. Crumley, the big
twrler who calcimined Princeton on
Saturday, was I'm the box for the Blue
and Gray. and four hits was the extent
OF the damage done 10 his delivery by
the Ellis
Up TO the ninth inning he held them
down to two hits, and one Of those a
punky one down the first-base line which
did not pass the inheld He demon
strated his steadiness in the ninth in
ming. when, with three men on bases
and one out ne disposed Of the side
without allowing the Ellis to score.
He struck out Barnes, and Mackay
was retired on a grounder 70 Bowling.
This boys work so far stamps him as
enc Of the best college twiTlers. He has
speed. fair curves excellent control, and
a great head. Shut-Outs against Prince
ton and Yale Is a record Of which any
Of the big league slabmen would be
proud
The Washington times., 1904-04-06
Probably Best Team.

Georgetown has probably as good a
team as ever represented the Blue and
Gray. True. the boys are catching Yale
and Princeton not in the best OF condi-
ton. but at that their work is well bal
anced.
Hart is a good catcher and an eX-
cellent batter. Crumley. Seitz. and Drill
are three good pitchers. and the inheld-
Bowling. McGettigan- Dorman, ana
Morgan-is exceptionally strong. Nc
Gettigan is considered unreliable afield'
but his performance yesterday was GER
tainly a good one. Apperious is a tower
Of strength On left field. Connors and
Hanretty have shown up better than
was expected. although they cannot be
said TO be first-Class men.
AS usual. Appcrious carried OF the
the batting hOnOrs He made two singles
and a home run out OF four times at
bat The home run was about as clean
as was ever knocked Far out TO left
center il sped. and when Huiskamp
picked up the sphere IL was within two
feet OF the college building. Hart. Han
retty, and McGettgan also hit the ball
hard
Yale showed itself to be very fast IN
the field. but appeared weak at bat. II
yesterdays game can be taken as
criterion Georgetown had six errors,
but most Of them were made on difficult
chances.