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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-01-21
Short Personals.

James w. A. Macdonald, New York's
aged sculptor, has been an artist more
than sixty years.
Stovan Zikitsch. 1T years old, living
at Nish, Servia, was well acquainted
with Lord Byron.
Although IS years old, Mrs. Sarah Nc
Laughlin of Lynn, Mass, does q good
days work binding shoes.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-01-21

Here is plan for a combined corn
crib, granary and wagon shed as given
In the Ohio Farmer. 1t is 32x2O and
10 feet high to caves, and has a tight
floor, which Is reached by means of
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-01-21

I have a homemade plank leveler
and clod crusher which think an i'm
provement upon those made by over
tapping planks, writes a correspond
ent of the Rural New Yorker 1t does
exceedingly good work. leveling so
field may be made as even as a floor.
Mine is about eight feet wide and six
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-01-21
Odds and Rnds.

A plucky man refuses to stand and
let others pluck him.
A society woman's idea of foolish
girl Is one who wants to marry for
love.
Don't blame the postman for failing
to deliver letter that was never writ
ten
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-01-21

The exports of grain and -four from
the United States for the ten months
ending October were less than one-half
in value Of those of the corresponding
period in 1903 or 1902. and only one
third as much as those of the CORE
spending period Of 1901 or 1899. Yet
the total volume Of exports for the ten
months wac $6OO0O,OOO greater than
for the same period of last year, indi-
eating that the shortage of grain pTod-
ucts was more than offset in other
ways. Manufactured goods seem to
have made up the bulk of increase,
the gain being over $5OOO0,O0O as com-
pared with last year Shipments of
raw cotton also show a gain Of $22,-
100000, suggesting that for the time,
at least, cotton, rather than wheat, Is
king Of the agricultural export trade.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-01-21
A Uaeful Art.

Fair painter hope you don't mind
my sketching In your field
Farmer-Lor', no, missiel You keep
the birds on the peas bettern a. ordl-
nary carecrow.-Stray Stories.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-01-21
NursinE Grass Lands.

When one has a meadow that has
yielded good crops for long time, but
the Yield is smaller with each passing
season, there should be some let up in
the cropping Of such meadows. While
many Of them will be the better for
reseeding, many of them will respond
we'll to a top dressing of fertilizer and
less cropping; that is, not cutting too
close or gathering the second crop at
all
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-01-21

Whatever you do. unless you fatten
for market, don't give an exclusive
corn diet, and better not even then.
In poultry feeding there are innu-
merable ways that may lead TO sue
cess. In fact the combinations of
foodstuffs that can be made are al
most without limit. But when mixing
feeds, mix common sense with the
other ingredien
Place a heated soapstone wrapped
In cloth, into box of proper size, and
upon this put the dish containing fresh
drinking water, with a cover over the
dish which leaves only a small part Of
the surface OF the water exposed. Do
this and the water will not freeze.
Barns, outbuildings, back porches,
etc, are poor places for poultry. Have
the poultry house or houses. even on
farms, in a sheltered place at some
distance from house or barns, or 30 To-
Gated that the hens will not be liable
to make a nuisance OF themselves.
To cure the chick upon whose
throat cape worms have got a firm
foothOld, various methods OF treat
ment are recommended. One Is to re-
move the worms by means OF a small
feather, stripped to near the point,
then dipped in turpentine and sweet
oil, and inserted carefully into the
windpipe, twisting it and finally re-
moving it again together with the cape
worms that were loosened from the
windpipe in the process
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-01-21

Two can play at the game Of love.
but three make It hard work.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-01-21
Orange Vinegar.

California orange growers have dis
covered a new use for oyer-ripe
oranges, which have heretofore been
of almost no value at the orchards.
They have succeeded in making a high
grade Of vinegar from the juice. the
product being claimed superior to ap
pie vinegar.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-01-21
Farm Fences.

The legal fence should be of wire
with a rail at the top so as not to OBJ
struct snow, or to be affected by
winds. The neighborhood could get
along without any fences If suitable
laws were passed. The coming age
will know no farm fences. IL the
farmers could lay by all they spend on
fences they would get rich. Farm
fences and common pastures will both
die a natural death soon. Both belong
to a pioneer period which we have out
grown
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
YACHTS At M.1RBLEHE4D.
Sailing VcsSels Make SIosc Progress
IN Rim from Vineyard.

Marblehead. Mass. Aug. 1S.-The vanguard of
the New-Yorl1 Yacht Club feet. consisting OF
division of steam yachts headed by Commc-
dore Bourke's Colomia. reached here from Vine
yard Haven this afternoon.
Al dark to-right the only sailing yacht to
appear was William {. Iselin's schooner En-
erald The rest of the fleet was reported off the
end of Cape Cod. making slow progress in
light southeast breeze 1t WAS expected that
the sailboat feet would reach here in time to
participate in the Eastern Yacht Club open race
Tomorrow.
About twenty-five sailing yachts passed Chat
ham during the day. the last of them getting by
before o'clock this afternoon and a majority
of the fleet were off Highland light by dark
The steam yachts and auxiliaries which ar
rived here before sunset tonight were as fol-
lows
Colonia (hagship). Niagara, Nourmahal
Hunam. Laventer, El Reba. Surf, EmbIa Viking.
Felicia, Pantooser. Vergmere Intrepid. IdIer
and Ariadne
The Colonia was saiuted as she came IN
anchor off the yacht club and returned the
salute. After the race tomorrow the fleet will
illuminate, and there will be a, display OF Are
works on shore.
The Eastern Yacht Clubs ocean race TO Hall
lax. for which there are already fifteen entries
VIII start eff the neck at 10 o'clock Monday
morning.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
GO-4S-YOU-PLE4SE RUN.
ReSatta Committee Decides Not to
Race to WWblehead.

Vineyard Haven. Mass. Aug. 1S.-The fleet OF
the New York Yacht club started from here to-
oaE on go-as-y you please" to AIarblehead
A lew OF the yachts got away as early as
o CLOCK while others did not leave until after Q
ii was decided by the regatta committee not to
ioio d race between here and Marblehead and
no 'iiiies VIII be taken In view Of the delay on
me run from Newport, the proposed stop at
New-Bedford was abandoned.
A few OF the yachts did not proceed with thu
Meet but sailed off in the opposite direction
Slil others of those which started from New
port Yesterday turned back before they reached
ward from here to-day were the big vaNI e,,ha
rita and the schooner Lasca
Inc last schooners TO get away eastward were
ne Ne rli,llla, lhe Muriel and the Katrina or
West Chop the Katrina and the MurinI were Gil
%! SIDE. evidently intending to race over Nan
lucket ShoaIs. The weather was fine The sky
was Gear and moderate wind was blowing
from the north. e
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
JOHN M. IN STRAIGHT HEATS.
Wins the Free-for- All Pace at Dover from a
Fast Field

Dover. n. H.. Aug B-Four good races were on
the card to-day at the midsummer light harness
meeting. and the attendance the greatest in
the history Of the track.
The free for all pace one-s sided John NJ win
ming in straight heats. The Friend which many
had picked TO win. did not start. Riley D., Gyp
Walnut and Red Bird were the other starters and
finished named
The 225 trot won IN straight heats by Berco
although Lobo and Crossus had been considered as
having equal chances of winning.
Tho 2:5 pace by the chestnut gelding
Red Jacket. the favorite. Two heats had been
taken by Nan Patterson ard by Honesty. when
The Judges took Dennis from Red Jacket and put
up r D. Marsh who drove him TO win. Marsh
was given 800 of the horses winnings and Dennis
suspended for slow driving.
The 2:l5 pace was left unfinished, Cafero. top
heavy favorte, winning heat, while Erskine
Reed won two heats Frank s. and Stiletto
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
CANADA'S CUP is SAFE.
IROQUOIS WINS AGAIN.
Boat Takes Fifth and
Final Race from Temerare.

Charlotte, y. Y. Aug. 1S-The American boat.
the Iroquois this afternoon won the fna con-
test for the Canada's cup. taking three out OF
five races from the Temerare. 1t is the first
time in the history OF the cup that ii has been
successfully defended anywhere. which makes
the present result even more gratifying 10 the
Rochester Yacht Club.
In the five races sailed here the Fife built
boat the Temerdire. has demonstrated superior
lty as a rough weather boat and at the same
time has fallen only a little short of being the
equal Of the Herreshoff creation in light airs
The official times of the race to-day were:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
Giants Beat Chicago, ) to 4, IN Ten
Inning Game.
GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
LEAGTE

In An exciting ten inning game the Giants de-
feated Chicago at the Polo Grounds yesterday by
a score Of 3 to 4. In the ninth inning the visitors
got on to McGinnitys curves. and tied the score
getting three men across the plate
Briggs pitched until the ninth inning for Chicago
and then Wener was sent in to relieve him. In
the tenth inning the Chicago men were put out in
one. two. three order
Gilbert first up for the local team in this inning
got base balls. Bowerman singled McGann
forced Gilbert. Then Strzng walked, filling the
bases. Bresnahan singled. and Bowerman crossed
the plate with the winning run
Another large crowd saw the contest. which
marked by exciting plays on both SIDES The work
Of Tinker the shortstop OF the visitors, was feat
ure Of the game. He took eleven difficult chance.
without a nispay. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
sTockBRIpee GOLF TOURNAMENT.

One of the big annual events for the Berkshire
Hills is the Stockbridge tournament which is open
10 all the leading amateurs OF the country IT will
he held on September :, s, and s, and as usual
will be attended largely by the expert golfers
Of the metropolitan district.
The prizes are the Stockbrdge Cup for the win
of the tournament; the Governors Cup. for
nor-qlis fe-s: consolation cup. for the heat en-
eight In the irst match play round for the prin-
cipa trophy; a cup for the winner or a thiftv-six
hole handicap Thursday and prizes for the best
score IN the qualifying round and the runner-up
The tournament last year won by Malrolrl
McSurne., OF this city who is the present captain
Of the Harvard team and president Of the Interco-
leglatc Golf Association. He beat w. r. Tucker
man, of the chevy Chase club. OF Washington in
the iinal round The handicap was won bV +, "
Weeks, Wanuamoisett Golf club. OF Providence
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
HARNESS RACES AT LIBERTY.

Liberty \. Y, Aug. 1s.-Three good races formed
the programme of the second day of the circuit
meeting here to-day.
In the 2:2O class pace Mayer Brano ruled favorite
at 80 TO s. for the field. Country Chimes won IN
straight heats Mager Brano second. Wilson Reed
third. Hattie NJ. and John Hall also started. Time
222A. 2:1sA, 2:19i4.
In the 2lS trot Bedelia. favorte at $40 TO 81 for
the field. won In straight heats. Oakland Pilot was
second and Hunola third. Gypsy Queen and Club
also started. Time. 2:211f. 2:2012. 2.s1i2
In the 216 pace May Hathaway. favorite over the
field at so TO s., in straight heats. Precious
second and Cyclone third Belt Line and Oak
land also started. Time. 2:15i4, 2:l612 2:17a.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
CRACK GOLFERS BEATEN
Walter r. Egan and III. c. Fozcnes.
.Jr.. Put ont at EImOOr.

Chicago, Aug. 1S.-George F. Klingman. of the
Homewood Club furnished surprise here to-day.
defeating Walter E Egan. the former Western golf
champion. up and to play. In the Exmoor tour
nsment This follows Fl. Chandler Egans defeat
by f. E. Giles yesterday.
The finals for the, Exmoor CgP will be PLAYED to
Newton. of Seattle. Wash. the latter to-day de-
feating r. r. Giles, of Pittsburg. Giles was out
cIassed and the Seattle easy contest
by up. 2 to play
Fownes. jr. Of Pittsburg,, by A, T. Haight. Of
Glenview. in the semi-fnal match for the North
Shore Cup. The finals in this event will be be-
tween Douglas Laird. of Canada and a. T. Haight.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
DETROIT. 2: BOSTON I

Detroit. Mich. Aug. 1S.-Detroit won from. so.-
ton to-day. Crawford scoring on the "siu.szs
PLAY twice after his long hits. Ferris tried TO
score on his triple in the fifth inning but was
him on the field The score: N
49,.
pN pst.oN ..-..-.-..--.-0 l x-2 2
boston ---.---.------.O o e-i
Satterfss-Donoven and Ws-rs-- Young .,S r-4r.-
C'np4r-s-snerid%n and Mccarthy. Attendance 1870.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

chicago Ill. ACg. iS-The Hghlanders lost IN.
opening or the series 10 the White Sox here to-
day. by score OF 10 o.
Orth. who pitched for the visitors va. b,,
freely. while White. who pitched Tor the locals
was hit often. bur kept the hits well scattered
Ihe game was stopped in the sixth inning ON
account OF rain. The score
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
MATCH PLAY AT FRoNTENAc.
LaY TEIEcEApH 70 TIE rRrsrNE1

81 TELEGEAPH 70 THT TRTRUNEl
Frontenac. \. Y, Aug 1S'rhe first round Of
match play for the first Frontenac Cup was PLAYED
to-day with the following results
Smith beat V ;therow jr.. IN and / 10 nlav.
Costello beat Power. up and 10 play: Cohen
beat Eandersrnt, up and to play. Romig heat
Tomorrow the seminnals for the first FrontAnac
Cup and the first round match plav for the
second cup Will be played Those defeatsd| In ths
match play round viii be eligible for the Consolae
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
Boat ana owner
CHICAGO ARCHERs WIN

Chicago, Aug s.-The team Of The cut,
Archery Club was the victor in tho team sbo, ; :
the close or the tournament OF the National Ar.b
Association. Tho club made aGl bits o,,a a..
points Inc Potomac Archery club OF Wasbii,,ae 49,
ton Was second with 2gl hits rs points
year tue tournament will he held in Boston N'
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
NEOL1 II LEADS ,SO'S.
Hihs Third Yacht Racc Off Ne,r-
port outside Course

Newport. r /, aug. ls.-G NJ. Pvncnor,s
Neoia ii won The Newport Yacht Racing Asso-
cld ',ol 'nHd race to-day for the New york
Yacht Club 3o-footers
and Seal Rock course outside tba q"
tance OF fifteen miles us
neIe was sun southeast breeze and win -
Iol's peaI OUT TO the turn Seal Roc. tbo ~ 80
was fast. The summary: NUN the time
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
ST. LOUIS. 3: PHILADEIpur, {,

ST. Louis. Aug 1s.-St- Louis and Phil
adeipha batted thirteen hits each a sixteen inn
Ing tie to-day. the final score being 70 Darkness
ending the game, Glade pitched brilliant ban sor
81. Louis Nsddell struck twelve men The
score:
-
St Louis 80 o o o o o @ o OOOo-s IA 1
fhIiaaelphla - o o o y o o o o 0 O-S IA 1
batterfes-CSiade and Spencer: Henley Wadien ana
Barton. Cmpre-Ffurst. Attendance ! 800
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
s1ArE LEAGUE RESULTS

Al Uties-Utics. :: Syrscus@
~ Alosny-Aloany. 2; Wiikssbarre o
~ 9loTersyflie-A.. j. & G.. = Rinzhannton. l.
At rroy-Troy s: Scranton. 3
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
WASHINGTON. :: CLEVELAND. o

cleveland Aug 1S-Cleveland unable 70 hit
Hughes and Washington won easily. Moore also
pitched srea. ball I'D to the seventh when the
visitors punched hits. Hughes struck out
RHE
Nashnsto7 ..........0 o as o
Cleveland n a n n n = n > .
sstteriee-EHghes and Hsydon: Moore HsHs ara Sue
loN. Cnplre-8 Ialxhlln. Attendanc.. 2 81.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19

Iroquos won the race by minutes 10 seconds
corrected time. The skies were cloudless and
the atmosphere oppressivey hot with slight
breeze, which increased to about six miles an
hour from the northwest. The course TODAY
was triangular one, three miles to leg twice
around The preparatory gun was fired at
HOS
The Temeraire was first to cross the line
Five seconds later the Iroouois went over. Inn
mediately after the start the shippers began q
battle for the windward position. Captain Nab
bett of the IroQuois, made a tack ana won the
manoeuvre
In beating for the first mark the Yankee boat
outpoihted the Canadian, and the buoy was
rounded first by the Iroquois which had nearly
minute OF lead Both boats set spnnakers
Tor the run to the second mark. The Irouuos
Increased the lead and soon was A minute and
a half to the good
The second mark was reached by the Ameri-
can boat nearly two minutes before the Teme-
raire, and in the run home the Yankee increased
the lead While the Temeraire footed as fast
as the Iroquois. she dropped to leeward the
defender pinching into the wind with the same
nicety she did in the former light weather races
The first contest for the Canada's Gun which
was donated by the city of Toledo was an in
vitation match race. held under the auspices of
the Lincoln Park Yacht Club, of Chicago in
1896. s'' "
The Canada, belonging to the Royal Canadian
Yacht Club, sailed against the American Yacht
Vencedor, and won, and that club as the holder
or the cup. presented il to the owner Of the
yacht, who by deed of gift made the trophv a
perpetual one for international com mpetition
The cup named after the first winner In
each race since until the present contest the
challenging yacht has been victorious The cun
Is open to challenge in accordance with the
deed of gift. made on January 1S 1907 tn
record to date is follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
MANAGER sTAHL SUSPENDED.

5 Cleveland Aus Manage Stanl ~ ths "e.
inston American League ClUn. received notics
to-day os his suspension for three DAYS "
dent Ban Johnson ~ the American Le2Sue -, ss
action the part OF PreSidSut Johnson vas y IA
as a result OF attack Umplre Conuoly n-,ss- a.
close OF game between the Cleveland ana -
!ngtou clubs, at Washington. several days az
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
WHITE WINS VERMONT GOLF TITLE
Intercollegiate Champion Beats Jennings by
to in Bennington Final.

Bennington, Vt, Aug. ia. L. White, of the
Wolaston Golf Club Of Boston. the intercollegiate
golf champion. won the golf championship of Yer
mont to-day as a representative OF the Ekwanok
Club OF Manchester defeating Percy II. Jennings
Of New York and a member of the Mount Anthony
Club here. in a 81 hole contest by a of up
o play.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
E. F. MILLS WINS CASTING CONTEST

Chicago Aug. 1S.-E +. Mills of New-YorI, won
TIE Diamond Trophy Cor long distance fly casting
to-day against eleven competitors In the C,hica %
Fly Casting club tournament at Garfield Park
Mills cast lis feet inches. His ciosest conn.t,-
tor was his partner, Reuben Leonard Of New-yort
who 1iS feet. 80 ~
TN" others who qualified for the five rrtz.. wsro
Fred \. Peet, Chicago. with l0s feet; John Wsddsi
Grand Rapids. with l07 feet; H. G. HsscaIi ana a
c. Smith tied for fourth place with fo4 fset . IA
Bellows won the hfth and hnai place with ios
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
NEW-ENaLANo LEAGUE eEsULTa

At Tauntor-~Tsuntcn IA: Lawrence r.
AZ New srdford-rsn River. 6; New SeSfnrd I.
At NaShCa-Nashua. s. Concord ? -
Az 1+yur--Iynn. 6. HaverhlU first SsnsN Hsr-reaL
!: Lynn. tsecOEd game
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
BRooKLYNs LOSE CLOSE GAME.
Pirates Beat Superbas at Washington Park
BY Score Of Q to l.

In a battle OF pitchers at Washington Park yes
terday Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn by of
to l. Both Leever and Mcintyre were effective.
each allowing only five safe hits Pittsburg scored
in the first and third innings. and Brooklyns lone
ly run was Tailed in the first. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
FAvoRiTEs LOSE AT LAToNIa

Cincinnati Aug. ls-Favorites had poor day at
LstoniA to-day Naran was the only one that won.
Foy was suspended indefinitely for poor riding on
flor1zei, favorite IN the second race The track
&ss hesvy. The winners were Beeuone Wedge
WOOD Roscoe, Kiss, Nsran and La Pucee.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Toronto-Jerssy city. 3. Toron;O
AZ Montreal Montreal z. Providence. -
At Buffalo baltimore :. RuTs'o ;frst Es7a-' SUI
no. :, Baltimore jSsCoud ssu.).
Al RlcAes,er-Newark. e: Tactsser
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
CHICAGO.
NEW YORK.

Hts-OH White. , q innings. OF smith a ,,,-
innings or Orth. in Ave innings: Newton 4, -.
inning Left on bases-tfhicsso. 8: Nsv-Yerk a ~
bas. hits-Conroy. Chase Eeelsr sacrisc. bit-Tss.U
stoien hases-Csrshan. DonohUe- Double pIay-Tanns-
hill and Donohue. Struck out-By smith =. bv ORR .
Bases on balls-Or Smith. I: OF Orth. & Tiu. f.fs
Cmpire-COnnolly. Attendance ss4s
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS

a. Msriden-aeriden. 5 New London, l. -.
At New ia en- \tW haven. ., \0rNtca y 'l1e' -N
New Haven. z, \ogWi-a. I tsecorl. sils'SN =.
A. B-idEeroTt-H bridgeport s; iF-'S7Ne. tors' ss"
Bridgeport. a, ftorVcLe. tssSon3 game.
At Hsrtford- Sorln god ): Hartf-.a- =
New-York tribune., 1905-08-19

IN 1893 the Genesee, the representative Of the
Chicago Yacht Club defeated the Canadian
vaGnt, the Beaver, the defender of the Gun
When in 1901, the Royal Canadian Yacht
selected by the Chicago Yacht Club. and the
invader by the Royal Canadian The latter
yacht Won three out OF the four races sailed
me fourth series of races for the can on TaLs
ontario or Toronto Island. We're the most sen
sauonal or all the contests for this trophy Thsy
were sailed sailed In 1903 on August s, 10, IL -
me challenger, the Irondequoit of the Roches
yer Yacht Club was victorious. defeating the
defender the Strathcona, of the Roval Canedian
Yacht Club. Of Toronto Canada in tbrss n,'t an
five races ~ 'iiiee out OF