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The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-30

after visit with her friend, Miss
Ethel Norman.
]. II. Field, the Iowa Central agent,
has been off duty on account of sick
ness, and L. e. Gray has been work.
ing in his place.
J. G. Shahan arrived from Chicago
Friday and has been visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. A. w. Bell, and his brother,
DR.. r, F. Shahan.
Frank Pierce and family moven
back to rooms in Mrs. Sarah Boyd's
residence last week, after living in
the country for some weeks.
Mrs. Wesley Donegan visited rela.
tives in ottumwa over Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. David Templeton, of Colo.
rado, who are visiting here, accompan-
led her and went on TO Abba Monday.
Mrs. Rose McDole, who mad been
with her daughter, Mrs. Blanche OIL.
son, at Des Moines, during an oper.
alton for appendicitis, returned home
Thursday, leaving Mrs. Olson improy.
ing.
Word was received here Friday
that Mrs. Il. Benedict, who was taken
to hospital at Jacksonville, Illinois,
about ten days ago, was improving
and able to be about with the aid OF
cane.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Oldham and the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.
Moore, from In.iana, visited ...ayor
SHUTS in Ottumwa Thursday. Mr..
Moore went on to Eldop and Agency
and visited there till Saturday.
/ The following were among the re.
cent Ottumwa business callers: A. G.
Beamer, G. A. Riggs, Frank Eppersob,
s. L. Vance, G. L. Funk and J. A.
Lafferty on Friday; A. w. Keen ana
Mrs. J. L. Allender on SATURDAY.
The Richard Henderson Co. viii
play Her Brothers Crime" at tne
opera house next Friday night, Dec.
/. "The Vendetta" will be presented
at the Saturday afternoon matinee,
and "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" viii
be played Saturday night.
The Iowa Central ran an excursion
through here at 7:15 Saturday even
ing to oskaloosa on account Of the
play, "McFadden's Flats" Among
those who attended were James Moo.
nan and Mr.. Cristy, Of CoalfeId; John
Evans, Of Pekay, and Jack Emanuel,
Jr.
Clayton Gunsaulis, Of South Iowa
Junction, started to drive to Oskaioo.
sa Thursday. "A short distance from
home mis- horse ran away with him,
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colliding with post and throwing
him out. He was not much hurt, but
the buggy and harness were nue.
damaged.
The different rooms of the school
had programs Friday afternoon which
were quite well attended. The
rooms took turns in giving programs,
SO that the visitors could attend each
one in turn. The entertainment In
Miss Mintonye's room was In the na-
ture Of Thanksgiving program. The
program in the high room was the
regular literary of the Shakespearian
Society. The literary societies elect
ed new officers as follows: Shakes
pearlan Society - President, Mary
scribner; vice president, MInta ma
ter; secretary, Roxle McMahan. orio
society-President Geo. Dotts; vice
president, Roy Mater; secretary, Pearl
Lyon. The next entertainment will
be given at the opera house Dec. 20.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-30
EDDYvlLLE.
(By John r. Sipes.)

AL McMahan was in oskaloosa Sat.
urday.
A. J. Keefe. of ottumwa, was in
town Friday.
Jas. M. Smith and family, OF Crick.
ct, were in town Saturday.
Q. Powell visited Thursday and Fri.
day with his father at Abba.
Little Augusta and Christena Hart
man have been ON the sick list.
Forest Watkins fell Thursday and
dislocated both OF his shoulders.
Harry Hammond, Of ottumwa, was
calling on w. w. DeLong Saturday.
Phil stuber left Saturday for Water.
loo to visit his son, Charles Stuber.
Born, Thursday, Nov. 10, 1905, 10
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII whitlock, south OF
town, a boy.
Ed Briggs completed his duties as
Juror at Oskaloosa and returned
nome FRIDAY
Norman q. smith. OF Cedar Rapids,
was here Friday ON business wltn
Miller G. Son.
U. s. Judge H. G. Cowan, Of littIe
Rock, Arkansas, was an over Sunday
guest Of his niece, Mrs. f. II. Vance.
Born, Saturday morning. Nov. 25,
1905. to Mr.. and Mrs. albert Secress,
of Seventh street, ninepouno boy.
J. s. jackson, "a rear lunas. Mo-.
arrived Saturday for a two weeks
visit with Mr. and Mrs. James Hat.
field.
Miss May Gooding departed Sunday
for her home at hussellvine, Indiana.
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the near future.

the near future.
Miss Gladys Wymore, daughter OF
J. N. Wymore, has had a scufle with
scarlet fever but was reported better
Tuesday morning.
J. N. Wymore, Luther Goddard and
Byron Parr, with samples of their
corn, attended the corn exhibit at the
Frankel State Bank Tuesday.
George c. Wilnarns, lately from
Ohio, was in Rose Hill Sunday, com
ing down from the @. w. France home
where he has engaged In work.
Winnie Beans, Of Des Moines, has
been visiting his brother. w. IBeans,
near indianapolis, and took the train
at Rose Hill Saturday for his home.
Charles Boster is getting his fine
black mare, bought of J. w. Sarvis,
well broke to work single to buggy
for him and his wife to go out driving
Prof. Frank souter has bought one
OF the malleable steel ranges Of
Brown e. Hansel and the professor
win be sure Of getting his meals on
time.
l.. M. and Mrs. Mollie Il. Billick,
Fred Rowland, Bert Tanner, Frank
Henderson and wife, I. M. Reed and
M. NJ. Dickson were passengers TO
oskaloosa Tuesday.
William Walden, who has been Wis
iting his sons, Samuel and Charley,
at Valley Junction, since last Thurs
day, returned TO his home in Indianap-
oils by way Of Rose Hill Monday
Mrs. Bruce Jarvis, Mrs. Jennie j..
James, Miss Matte Wright. Jared
Brown and wife, Bert Gillian, John
Ray and Miss Sid Moore we're passen.
gers to oskaloosa Saturday transact
ing business.
G. L. Wharton drove to What Cheer
Tuesday with one load OF chickens
and one Of drcks. Farmers are tax.
ing advantage OF the high prices paid
for poultry and are getting all their
surplus to market
Miss Mildred Beatty, the youngest
daughter OF Tom Beatty, who was re-
ported as having diphtheria, is much
better, and rumors are that her case
ls identIcalIy the same disease that
has been going the rounds In Rose
Hill for several weeks.
Jared Browns new mouse is near
ing completion. Joe Lister, the boss
painter, Is quitting on the finishing
touch and ii win be the best house
in Monroe township. heated with fur
mace, and will have all modern inn
proyements and up-todate In every
respect
Nov. 20, Nasty Jr
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ErNAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE.

In the matter OF the estate OF Mary
l.. Kingsley, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that on or
beforethe 2Sth day of November, 1905,
there will be on file In the office OF the
Clerk Of the District Court of Ma
haska Comfy, Iowa, the final settle
ment and petition for discharge Of
Stella M. Turner and w. III. Heating,
executors of the estate Of Mary Z.
Kingsley, deceased, and the same is
set for hearing on the 10th day OF De-
cember, 1906, at the next term of the
district court, to be begun and held
In Oskaloosa, on the 6th day of De-
cember, 1905, at which time OBJ
iections can be made to the APPROX
Ing of said Settlement and granting
the prayer OF said petitioner.
w. n. KEATING, Executor.
Dated this 2sth day OF November,
1905. 1Bw3 y
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Mr.. Greenfield has returned to Des
Moines. He was in quite poor health
when he departed.
On last Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs
Sytsma were In attendance at a sale
across the Des Moines river.
Miss Mabel Mott and Mamie odem
of Buxton, visited on Saturday and
Sunday at the parental Mott home.
Mrs. Maggie Matner and children
in company with, Mrs. Webster, were
callers at the Mather home last Mon
day.
Mr.. Jopling and son, of Van Meter
Iowa, are visiting at Eveland, the
guests of Mrs. J. A. Smith and VIII
Jopling.
Nov. 20. N. X. c.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
ROSE HILL.

Bill Pike was in Rose Hill Saturday
on business
Austin Moore and family moved to
oskaloosa Monday.
chas. Boster was transactlng bust.
ness at oskaloosa Saturday.
Lafe s. Gable moved TUESDAY to
his farm south Of the Bruce Jarvis
farm.
Mrs. Lint, who has been visiting
with her son, w. G. Dunt, left for ner
home Tuesday.
EyeTt Kemp, the noted lecturer,wIu
be at the M. f. church next Monday
evening, Dec 4.
J. A. Bernard and wIfeNwere visitors
in oskaloosa Tuesday and may re-
main for few aays.
Q. I. Roberts moved Monday into
the house Of Bundy stringfellow,j just
vacated by Austin Moore.
Charles Hansel has been on the
sick list for a few days, s,keeping him
from his place Of business.
John Anderson ana family, Of oska
loosa, spent Sunday with his brother
VIII Anderson. at Rose Hill.
Almer James and wife and Fletcher
Bump and wife were visitors on Sun.
day at the Bruce jarvis home.
John Dunbar's little daughter Le
one has an attack Of scarlet fever. Dr
w. ". Wright Is In attendance.
Leslie Rowland spent few days
last week In oskaloosa resting up ar
Ter long siege Of gathering corn.
J. II. Augustine, OF oskaloosa. was
a passenger TO Rose Hill Monday
morning on the Flyer and drove to I'll
ton.
James Stout don't forget us at
Rose Hin. A few da ys at a time in
oskaloosa and he returns 10 a live
town.
Dwight Beaman, Of Delta, was N
Rose Hlt Tuesday buying horses, and
bought IN me bay horse OF LandeD
Bowen
James Beatty, Of Delta, was In Rose
Hill Saturday looking after the bust
meas Of his son, Tom Beatty, as he 10
quarantined
Deputy Auditor Roy u. Rowland and
Omer HiniIle drove TO Rose HiIl and
spent Sunday, returning 70 the city IN
the evening
Lutte BilIIck was in Oslaloosa Sat-
urday. II he can buy property there
he win leave the farm and move IN
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EVELAND.

Little Peter Wiser has been sick
but is improving.
Oscar Landmesser Is working at
present for J. u. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moore were
Bussey visitors last Wednesday.
Ellen Morrisy, Of Cricket, is quite
sick with inflammatory rheumatism
School has begun at Center with
Miss webber, Of Eddyville, as teacher
Mrs. Olive Webster suffered this
week with severe attack OF quinsy
Mr.. Hatfield is painting the interior
Of his house preparatory to moving
soon.
Miss Lottle Pithond, of ottumwa
is visiting at the home of her uncle
A. M. HILL
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~ "a uAnna IA rella. whu uksmF
hsgs - lxiaaN
Mte rels l,py,uUa whe Mas besA llis
il ronsaiescina
isesmen asatelsnH was q rsiia pas.
sennes aanans
II d Mooay vNs an OstAieeea rass
tenseF saturday
oshalmsa callers saturday were !.
n ana John Mooar
willie Fieck IA on me sick list Alao
one II me Poe boys
Jesse Shoemaker has been quite
poorly with asthma.
Mira Geo voyce and SON Frea were
Ia oskaloaea Monday
Mlss AaEcl Shoemaker was an os.
kaloosa caller Saturday.
Several from here attended n. D.
j. Ryan's sale on tuesday.
]. w. Cunningham was Rn Evans
business caller Wednesday.
W. II. Nelson. Of oskaloosa, was a
business caller here recently.
Miss Dot Mendenhall has been visit
ing relatives and friends in oskaloosa.
Pelh passengers Saturday night
were Dick Gosselink and e. Van der
Zyl.
Fred Den Burger and John Menden-
hall were oskaloosa callers Wednes-
day.
Mrs. ]. Mendenhall visited her son,
o. p. Mendenhall, of Knoxville. re
Gently.
Mrs. Pete McCosh, of oskaloosa,
has been visiting at the parental John
Moody home.
Mr.. Werner, OF Des Moines. was
here Friday in the interest OF the
Broom & Brush Co.
There will be no school Thursday
and Friday. Everybody will be busy
eating turkey Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Van der Linden
and children spent Sunday at the pa.
rental e. s. Frey home.
Rev. Loucks and daughter Ethel
were guests at the Nick Van der Lin.
den home in Madison on Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs. Howe returned home
Tuesday after a weeks visit at the
parental Howe home in Muscatine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Whitmore and
son Marion OF near oskaloosa, were
guests OF the lady's sister, Mrs. Will
Shoemaker, Sunday.
John Van Wyngarden, who has been
employed at H. M. Tysseling & Co.'S
the past summer, departed Saturday
TO visit his father for while; then
will go to California.
The men from our town and the
country have shucked corn for Arch
Moody two different days, and would
have finished in an hour on Monday
lif Il had not rained. "a friend II
need is friend indeed"
Nov. 20. Golden Rod.
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AN EXPENSIVE SPREE.
Two Members Of Bridge Gang Try to
Corner Liquor Market.

Charles Davis and Ray Maxwell,
members Of bridge gang, were be-
fore Justice Prichett this morning
because Of an attempt to corner the
liquor market in oskaloosa yesterday.
The young men did not seriously bulf
the price Of the commodity OF which
they were purchasers, but they did
make their presence felt in the city.
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The annual examination Tor life
diplomas will be held y The Office CT
the state superintendent OF educAr
ton December / and 2.
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LEIGHTON.

+. c. Lecocq was an oskaloosa calf
er recently.
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Equitable.

Equitable-Webste says 1t
means "Fair." That's what
ID means when attached to
such company as the Equit-
able Life Insurance Of Iowa.
We invite investigation. Do
/ hear you say all insurance
companies are alike, because
OF the disturbance in the
Eastern companiesl
BANKS have disgrace and
even failure, and still we do
not condemn all Banks. All
lines of business have their
time for disturbance and fail
ure In the different branches
and still we do not condemn
the whole business. Come,
be consistent. Remember the
policy contracts Of the Equit-
able Life of Iowa are secured
by deposits with the Auditor
OF State. II you want to
know more about 1t, ask
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GOOD SHOOTING
Fort Douglas Sergeant Takes Tenth
Place at H. Riley Match

Junction city Kan, Aug 1.-THE army
pistol competition commenced at the MAJ
tiunul range at Fort Riley today wtA
preliminary shooting The possible score
was 80 The twelve competitors maxi
Ing the highest scores were.
Sergeant william n Hamilton. Troop
J., Tenth cavalry l2, Corpora. Michael
Of engineers, 40, First Lieutenant j b.
Stcdje, Fourth cavalry l3J, Sergeant
John D. Dacrdd Troop ID. Fifteenth cav
Adams. corps OF engineers 1885, Quarter
master Sergeant Daniel O'Conuoll Thr-
tocDth clyalry. l3S; First Lieutenant jay
=. Hopkins. artillery corps. l3I, First
Rico provisional regiment l}1, Second
Lieutenant J. A MCAndrews, Second iu-
fautry l3I. First Sergeant Harry l..
Black. TWouty-seC0ud battery field ar
ullory. lat Captain James a, Cole Sixth
cavalry 1885, and Captain pcgram Whit
worth First infantry l56.
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CMARGEs OF CoNspIKACY-
Levanting Lawyer Collins Gives
Some nAnsAlinnnl IasilmnnN

victoria D. g.. Aug ii-Attcr giving
expert evidence uU California law, Gls-
assistant district attorney of SAN FRAN
cisco, regarding ltt application tu uDrll g.,
George -. Collins, being lrIui for extra
dltiou tof perjury before Judge Lamp
cross examination by Frank Higgins, rep.
rcsoutuI the state az California. he says
the cyldoue. given of ID m#rtgn between
himself and Charlotte Newman ut san
Francisco Was utterly false and was part
Of CuusuuCy framed ll prosecute him,
lie stated De- N.I uu'u. married Char
lottl Newman, now styling herself char
lOttu Collins, U who's. sut for mulntcu-
aucc against MN at san Francisco me
affidavit was Wudo upon which the per.
jury charge against him Do based. hut had
married her sister Agnes NJ Newman
His marriage with Agnes NJ. Newman
had been ggntacted in his Once. wit
messed BY Or Eustpu and bis daughter,
Jennie EustOu, whose present where
abouts he did not know he had written
the contract which he, Agnes NJ. New
man and the witnesses had signed lie
had given n 10 her and has not seen IT.
She had continually urged him To- go
through a ceremony of marriage and he
yielded ON May o.. 1889. when the cglH-
mony was performed by Father Connolly
at ST. Johns church IN San FRANCISCO.
he had drawn $500 which she had de-
posted IN the Iiberuiuu bank iu her
maiden name Hs thD had assigned 10 to
him prior 20 her death She was always
acknowledged and was buried publicly
Mir Higgins produced the license and
certificate OF marriage iu which II was
written that The marriage was between
Charlotte Newman and George . Collins.
for % license before 10 WAS filed out and
lett q client. james Mucahey. since dee
ceased, 10 get 10 and give IL 10 Agnes
Newman The name of Charlotte Now
D. TF|I aL s.F o.
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THE SECRET OF SUCCESS,

Forty million bottles OF August Flow
er sold in the United states alone since
IT'S introduction! And the demand for
ii is still growing. Isn't that a fine
showing Of success? Don't 1t prove
that August Flower has had unfailing
success I'm the cure Of indigestion and
dyspepsia--the two greatest enemies Of
health and happiness? Does It not af-
ford the hest evidence that August
Flower is a sure specific for all stom-
ach and intestinal disorders?--that II
has proved itself the best Of all liver
regulators? August Flower has a
matchless record OF over IS years in
curing the ailing millions OF these dis
tressing complaints a success that Is
becoming wider in Its scope every day.
at home and abroad. as the fame Of
August Flower spreads. Trial bottles.
95c; regular size, Use, For sale by
all Druggists,
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TO RETURN SOME TIME.
John Hyde, Former Statistician,
SO Writes from England

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE promised
letter from John Hyde, former stalls
ician Of the department OF agriculture,
In response Of Secretary Wilson'S
cablcgmm urging him to return from
England and testify in the proceed
ings before the special grand jury
which is INVESTIGATING charges against
Edwin =. Holmes, The former associate
statistician, arrived today. The letter
was as indefnate as Hydes recent
telegram to Secretary Wilson and
nothing IL known as to his intentions
beyond his promise TO return az soon
as possible.
In the absence Of Secretly Wilson
who has gone to Chicago, the letter was
turned over to District Attorney
Beach who authorized its publication.
II Is dated Southport Eng, August
9Th, and II az follows,
Dear Sir, Your cablegram OF July
eth reached by mail from London.
August p As stated In my reply, |
win return "a soon as possible. \ brief
delay is unavoidable. The carbuncle
from which ] suffered shortly after
leaving Washington has been followed
by % much more serious one and I am
IN bad shape altogether, As wish 10
avoid going over third time. l must
also SEQ the specialist whom / came
over 10 consult / have not yet been
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AUTOMOBILE RACES,


Automobile races for ono day at the
fair grounds during the next state fdiu
it q project under consideration by the
AUTOMOBILE. club 10 will he a purely ANA
tour affair the proceeds 10 60 10 somu
Legitimate charity, and no man who en-
tars 20 receive any reward except the sat
isiacti0u Of winning and the trophy cup
which win he provided. II Is proposed to
make the races include long list Of diff
ioraut sort. There viii he entries for
wuabouts, matches between the heaviest
and most powerful touring cars, back
ward races. obstacle races, and series Of
hlndigdps A nearly as pracucahl the
possibilities Of each car viii be figured
out before the races start and the haUli-
caps win De arranged to make each con.
tssl ag actual one. President Hewlett NJ
The Automobile club has already arraug-
oa for the meet with the state Fair man
"l'mrn. ana has secured the track for
'H. laN during the fair
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SALISBURY BOYS
WIN TOURNAMENT.
Clos. Exciting Week Of Tennis
By Capturing Prize Ia
Doubles.
CONSOLATION MATCHES TODAY.
All Contestants Delighted With Out
come aud Feel That Game Has
Big Future.

ntsrmouutaln champions in doubles
The salisbury brothers.
Intemountan champion in singles
Reuben J. Hunt
I1tcrmountan champions I'm womcn's
sonb'es-Miss Williams and Miss Hum
phrays
utcrmountain champion In womcn'a
slrgIes-Miss Williams.
These are the titles which are bestowed
for the hrst time on tennis players OF this
section al the end Of the ntermountaIn
tournament In this city yesterday after
noon The only title that goes away from
san Lake IS NAT, Of singles champion,
which goes 90 Caliturnlt, ana 10 payer
who easily Cutclussed all opponents
Tho last game yesterday afternoon IL.
g.dga tha doubles championship and 10
moved 10 be the most interesting game
h. ID proposition 10 spectacular playing, oi
any I'm the series Both teams entered
,'ie GOOD nghtlng chances, and the Rob
rrtf bovs proved how good their chance
Wa, bv keeping the result In question ull
tNo last serve
cItn6r side 60 win. In the sixth game OF
th. fourth set duco was called nine times
before the winning score was made. Rob
crt. Bros took the lr7t set and INC sal
ismry boys the next three the winning
scores Itlltk h--i We W.
CONSULTATIONS CLOSE TODAY
In order 10 let the visiting PLAY
crs return homo as early as possible. OIL
consolation mems games will De- pulled
uH tn.s Uo0u the schedule bcins as
MEMS DOUBLES
BOYD and Myers vs. Pembroke and Nc
IN ind Davis vs. Tlvlor and Goodwin,
winners of these two matches to meet
an finals 40 %. m,
MEMS SINGLES,
DInwoodcv W. Davis. at p. m.
Sauorlec vs. emhr. ke. AT p m,
TAYLOR VS. Badger at y. M.
Uamuhil ys BY, 40 $3.50 J.. M.
Conrad US WhitWorth at $3.50 D. m
an of these matches will hr played
40 the Fort Douglas courts and contest
ants arc requested 90 De ON hand aL tho
hour set Tor the game.
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PORTLAND
EXCURSIONS
Via Oregon Short Line.

Salt Lake to Portland and return
(direc1 .......................$3l5O
Salt Lake to Portland and return
Zone way via san Francisco ... A. 80
Salt Lake to Portland and return
Zone way via Los Angeles) .... so. 50
Tickets to Portland and return, di-
rect, ON sale daily from May cath to
September 30th inclusive. Tickets
reading one way via san Francisco or
Los Angeles ON Sale August Z, 3, Q, TO-
II. u, ~, "a, Is, 10, II, IS, 80, g. All
tickets good for stopoyers and limited
to 90 days from date Of sale Addition
nj selling dates for tickets via San
Francisco or Los Angeles quoted later
city Ticket Office POI Main st,
Boy babies. See Newell, 4S w. Snd s.
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Lawson LOST

New York Aug li-About 1000 snccta-
tors gathered nj the bicycle races I'm
Madison Square Garden this evening. The
most interesting contest was the two
mile national circuit professional race, In
which Frank Kramer defeated liver Law
son of Salt Lake City Kramer was in a
team with Joe Folger while Lawson had
Fem as mate, The time was las 2-5.
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Larned Won.

BOSTON. Aug 1.-the fifteenth annual
tennis tournament of the Lougwood
cricket club closed this afternoon. with
o. slow and uuinteresting match between
former National Champion William A..
Lduod and Clarence H0hort for the
LonEwood cup .Lurned winning TO straight
sets b-2 I.g t-5.
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cured an injunction against the commits.
sion putting him ON trial or publishing
any evidence that may have been secured
In the proceedings
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GRAND CIRCUIT.
Opens at IindsOn River priyinE Park.
Fought sSpSie. n, Y,

grand circuit tfOtling ana pacing mdating
which began "a the Hudson River priv,
ms park here this afternoon iurniahoi
three good races under favorable con.
diuons Of track ard weather f0r fairs
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McEccsport Pa. Aug N-Cmclunau
(Nauonap. o. MChcesport steel Works, d.
Batteries Baker and Streets; Kcarney
and RutTagp
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