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RESCUE Home
is ASSURED BY
$4,000 RAISED
-
Continued from Page IL

IN the year: where a man can drop IN
for a few minutes in his old overalls
and Jumper and be at home, where
the highest and the worst people Of
the city can mingle together on an
equal plane.
"We want to have a sleeping room,
a lunch room and be III condition 70
fit the needy out with clothes. But II
furnishing beds. we don't want TO loT-
get to furnish salvation; in feedins
the men we mustn't lose sight or ths
fact that it is the mems souls we are
after. My business is TO save SOUL
and my place TO do it seems 10 be III
The rescue missions. II ] simply want
ed to feed g man, I'd hire a. lunch
counter waiter for $40 a week II h@
could do if better than I can. But
want the mems souls. I'm not very
long for this world there's enough
Of me and I'd be longer if was run
through a nlangle- but as Ions As
TIM here | want to bring men 10
Christ. 49,,
"a rescue mission is a church
down town. where the man in chargs
is everlastingly at it to save othe.
men; where a man can drop IN LOT q
few minutes and hear testimony ana
the gospel in words he can understand
and not be embarrassed by the splen'
dor of his surroundings. Il was a res
~ mission that Bill Sunday was con,
yerted in. He was going down a street
in Chicago with a skate on, when Ne
heard some men singing in a room
and he went in. and got the old time
religion. He's converted over 3,soe
people here the last five weeks and II
is because there was 9 rescue mission
In Chicago that night.
Plenty Of Rooms.
ut doesn't make much difference
about the rooms, just SO they are cen
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LARGE APPLES
TO Be A LUXURY
WILL BE USED TO DECORATE
CHRISTMAS TREE, AND AS
PRESENTS.

Being eaten in vast quantities and
used to decorate Christmas trees,
Christmas stockings. and dinner tables
on that day, big red rosy apples seen
at the local fruit stores today will not
be seen the da after Christmas. In fact
there are very few apples of any de-
s~cription that will be seen December
rs. The present state of affairs is as
the calm before the storm. OF the
hundreds of nice healthy apples enjoy
ing peace serenity n reasonably
high prices. many will be eaten on
Christmas day. The fatal beauty of
the large red apples is at the bottom
or the tragedy. They are SO
mental. and useful in the Sunday
chool distributions that already the
markets feel the approaching doom OF
the handsome fruit.
Several favorite green vegetables
are coming In from the southern states
to join in the Christmas festival.
Green onions are coming in from
Louisiana and will be in great form
for the banquet. Head lettuce and
caulif1owsr are also coming in for the
feast. Celery promises to be plenti-
full, coming from California. The cell
cry is shipped in with the roots on,
and after it has been unpacked the
roots are trimmed. This makes the
vegetable much fresher when deliver
ed to The consumer. The prices are
about the same as last year.
The tomatoes from California will
arrive in ample time for the celebra-
ton. There are some doubts how
ever, of the arrival of cabbage from
California. This is an unexpected
blow and will be felt in many homes.
In addition to the vegetables shipped
from the warmer climes, there are al
SO some local vegetables which will
help in increasing the pleasure of the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-17
Charcoal Puriiies
Amy Breath
And In lis Purest Form Has Long
Been Known AS the Greatest
Gas Absorbcr,

Gas Ab5orbcr.
Pure willow charcoal will oxidiza
almost any ordor and render 1T sweet
and pure. A painful in a foul cellar
will absorb deadly fumes for charcoal
absorbs one hundred times it's volume
in gas.
The a~ncients knew the value OF
charcoal and administered 1t IN cases
of illness, especially pertaining to the
stomach. In England today charcoal
poultices are used for ulcers, Dolls,
etc. while some physicians in Europe
claim to cure many skin diseases BY
covering the afflicted skin with char
coal powder.
stuart's Charcoal Lozenges go into
the mouth and transfer foul odors at
once into oxygen. absorb noxious
gases and acids and when swallowed
mix with the digestive juices and stop
gas making, fermentation and decay.
BY their gentle qualities they con-
troll benefcally bowel action and stop
diarrhoea and constipation.
Bad breath simply cannot exist
when charcoal is used. There are no
ifs or ands about this statement. Don't
take our word for it. but look into the
matter yourself. Ask your druggist or
physician, or better still. look up char
Goa in your encyclopedia. This beauty
of Stuart's Charcoal LoZenges is that
the highest pharmaceutical expert
knowledge obtainable has been used to
prepare a lozenge that will give to
man the best form OF charcoal for use.
Pure willow and honey is the result
Two or three after meals and at bed
time sweeten the breath, stop decay
of teeth, aid the digestive apparatus
and promote perfect bowel action
They enrich the, supply OF oxygen tc
the system and thereby revivify the
blood and nerves.
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are sold
everywhere in vast quantities, thus
they must have merit. Every druggis,
carries them, price, twenty-five cents
per box. or send us your name and ad
dress and we will send you a tria
package by mail, free. Address F. A
Stuart Co., goo Stuart Bldg, Marshall
Mich.
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FOR SALE-T6o ACRE STOCK AND
dairy farm Il Stearns county. Az
miles from good town: 100 acres
under CIVILIZATIONS: 200 acres natural
meadow: balance fenced for pas
ture: some good timber: soil a clay
loan somewhat rolling; fine set of
buildings nearly new, comnrising s
room house, three large barns. gran
cry, wind mill. etc, price SIS per
acre: small payment down. balance
8 per cent. John McElroy, St. Cloud.
MINI.
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Flew York Butter and Foo Market

flew York Butter and Egg Market
New York, Dec. 16.-Buter-Market
steady.
Receipts--3,400.
Creamery thirds to &c.
Eggs-Market unsettled.
Receipts-T.200.
Firsts-S11a SIC.
Seconds-296S1c.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Williamsburg-Attorney r. w. Yoss
returned from his. Missouri trip last
Thursday.
Fred Harrington was in town on
Thursday, delivering apples to his
customers.
Attorney j.. F. Kirby, claas G~ode,
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FARMS FOR SALE-rARMS AND
stock ranches, best in state. GAS
acres. nothing better. ago acres big
bargain, 214 acres oest in county.
Also large list of fiie farms of 160,
100 acres and less. al prices made
right. For particulars write Shango
Realty Co, Emporia, Kans.
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MARKET NEWS
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Dec. observation-disclosures
to 10 lower.
Receipts-24.0C0.
Beeves--s3.4 40 @ I. go. F..
kers:feeders-$2.600 4.70.
Cows, heifers-$1.5oG4.90.
Observation-Disclosures.
Hogs--Market 5 to 10 lower.
Eeceipts-46,0eO
Light-S4.S0@5.55.
Mixed-$5.10G5.72.
Heavy-5.15@5.75.
Observation-Disclosures.
Bulk sales-s5.25@5.e5.
Sheep--Market steady to 10 lower.
Receipts-30.0 600.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Yearlings-s4.20@4.90
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
New York, Dec. Observation-Disclosures
steady.
Creameries-22@ q soc.
Dairies-21 Il @25c.
Eggs-Market weak.
Firsts-2Sc.
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IOWA FARMS

100 ACRES FINE LEVEL BLACK
loan soil, 8 miles north of city; good
improvements, 2 living springs: school
Joins farm. Also lis acres, 10 miles
south of Fairfield. Iowa, county seat
of Jefferson county: price right to
quick buyer. Address w. w. DYER
OTTCMWA, IOWA.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-32o ACRES: IT'S LEVEL
prairie. 145 timber pasture. nicely
located; close to good school and
church, and OIL main travelled road;
priced at $6S per acre. Write Tor
full description. Phil Watkins.
Agency, Iowa.
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SALE-R. g. RIIODE ISLAND
Red hens and cockerells at special
low prices. L. ]. Raymond, Blakes-
burg, Iowa.
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FOR SALE-125 HEAD OF GOOD
big ewes from 2 to 3 years old. Bred
to Shropshire Rams to lamb April
3. This is an extra good bunch of
sheep. Reason for selling, going to
move. c. r. Hawbakin, Keosauqua,
Iowa, r. r.
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WANTED--MILK AND SWEET
cream. write for our prices at once.
Graham & Garretson Milk Co, OF
unlWa
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WANTED in EVERY CITY
to handle our line of teas, coffee, etc.
Good proposition; liberal commits
sion: write for proposition and cat
alogue. Athletic Tea CO.. 1917 Wal
nut ST., Kansas City, Mo.
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TO FARMERS- BENNETT SAWS
wood. Old phone IA. South Ottum-
wa. Farmers line.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-GOOD 90 ACRE FARM
five miles southwest of Ottumwa,
B. Mowery at Ottumwa National
Bank.
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WANTED.

AGENTS-MEN AND WOMEN; USE
full household articles, sell in every
home, big profits, agents making $50
weekly. Write toIaT, Household
Service Co, $500 Minerva Ave, Chi
cago.
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SEE j. NJ. LEPPER FOR BARGAINS
in farms and farm lands. Floris. Ia.
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LOCAL MARKETS.


Butter fat is &c higher today: other
wise there are no changes in the local
markets today.
IN a.. M. December 16.)
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MACHINE SHOP-REPAIRING AND
manufacturing. Holloway Manu-
featuring Co., 209 L. Second st.
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CHICAGO Poultry Marke

Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago, Dec. 16.-Poultry- Market
steady.
Turkeys-14c.
Chickens-9c.
Springs-10Mc.
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FOR sALE-SToCK OF GENERAL
merchandise. doing good business
in a town of 400. Only two general
stores In town. A splendid opening
for a hustler. Address Box SO. Foster
Iowa.
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FOR sALE-A NICE LITTLE HOME
OF go acres neal Agency, la. A Z
room house and cellar; a large new
barn and sheds: a good chicken
house and Matching house and a
house for turkeys, wired in 5 feet
high and covered with wire; a large
work shop, and a large wood house
with q horse power wood saw in 1t
which goes with the farm; the land
is gently rolling and very produc-
tive. Phil Watkins, Agency, Ia.
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CHICAGO Grain MARI

Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago. Dec. 1.-THE grain mar
ket follows:
WHEAT i
No. 2 cash-s1.03A Qi.04.
20. 8 red-s1.0231.0S.
No. . hard-$1.01A @1O3A.
No. 8 hard-ssc. @$1.o2.
CORN
Nc. s--5s1kc.
No. 3 white-59c.
No. 3 yellow-5Sm5Shc.
No. 4-57@57kc.
OATS
No. 2-51c.
No. S-4shc.
No. g white-50@51c.
Standard-51hc.
Chicago Grain Market
Chicago, Dec. 16.-The grain market
follows:
WHEAT
May-opened-s1.O5A @1,O5ss.
Highest-s1.06M.
Lowest-s1.O5h.
Closing-s1.oGEs.
Dec-s1.01h.
CORN
May-opened--S1as @611kc.
Highest-61N @61Rc.
Lowest-61h @61Ac.
Closing-61&c.
bSt nv.
OATS
May-opened--52A @52ac.
Highest-62k @o2Hc.
Lowest-52c.
C~losing--52h @52Ac.
Dec--4sa @4sBc.
New York Poultry Market.
New York, Dec. 16.-Poultry-Mar-
ket alive, steady.
Chickens-12c.
Fowls-121"c.
Turkeys-1Sc.
Dressed market, steady.
Springs-12@2Oc.
Fowls-11@14c.
Spring turkeys-16@19c
New York Grain Market.
New York. Dec. 16.-The grain mar
ket follows:
Misunderstanding.
sCorn-68%c.
ST. Louis Grain Market.
st. Louis. Dec. 16.-The grain mar.
ket follows:
Wheat-May-$1.06% @1.06S.
, Corn-60ac.
, Oats-51mc.
|, Peoria Corn Market.
Peoria, Dec. 16.-The corn marke
follows:
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-ONE PIANO.
real estate preferred. New phone
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FOR SALEI HAVE ONE CHOICE
Duroc April boar left, weight 200 lbs.
First check tor SIS gets him. One
Nearling tried Duroc boar No.
74TS1, good enough for any herd.
j. F.. Espy. Ottumwa, Ia, r. No. 2.
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CHICAGO GRAIN ANr PRODUCE
The following market is furnished by I.
G. Furman. grain nc stock brokers.
Rooms ! and 8. Chiffon block. New
phone 1874.
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FOR SALE-HoUSE AND LOT IN
Creston and 50 acres of land in
Davis Co. !. N.Davis, Gdw., Floris,
Iowa.
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Nothing creates as much surprise
as an sass clock.
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Peoria Corn Market.
Peoria, Dec. 16.-The corr market
follows:
No. 3-5Sc.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-IF TAKEN
AZ acre tract, fruit and poultry
farm, six miles east of Ottumwa,
Just outside the city limits of Agency.
Fol particulars call on A. Marston,
Agency, la.
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FOR ,SALE-ROSE COMB BROWN
legged cockerells. Eggs in season,
Grant Holcomb, Douds-Leando, la.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
RACERS 60 TO BUENOS AYRES
Keene and Haggin Stocking Up
South America.
Young stock to Be AuctiOned Where
Demand Grows on Worlds
Greatest Turf.

New York. Aug. 3-Regarding a story
that was in circulation to-day that James
r. Keene and James B. Haggin would
ship IoG horses TO Buenos Ayres on the
steamer Velasquez on August % for breed
ing purposes. and 10 be raced there. 8Ir.
Keene said tonight
7 do not know anything about 8Ir- Has-
gins plans. but for myself viii say that
1 intend 20 ship twenty FLIES. yearlings
and two-year-oIds TO Buenos Ayres. They
viii be sold at auction there, and viii not
be raced in my interests. No race horses
Of known quality VIII be in the ship
ment
rs It true that you have leased BalsJou
lodge. al NEWMARKET. England. for train
ing CUarJersg" Hr Eeene was asked
The report is absolutely without foun-
datiCn.~ was the reply. I do not say
that I viii not race some horses IL Eng
land next year. hut -here Is no truth in
the report that intend 70 operate a large
racing stable on the other side"
As the racing game IS booming at
Buenos Ayres. where there IS one of the
finest tracks In the world, it Is natural
for Mt. Keene 10 send a bunch OF we'll
bred fiues there TO GO 70 the highest bid
der. as there s. a great demand for thor
ouGhbreds. ard high prices are 20 be in
order.
Mr- Haggin. the most extensive breeder
in the country. has hundreds Of stations.
mares. and yearIiugs az his Einend0rf
stud IN Kentucky, and recently II was re-
ported that. owing 10 The passage Of the
anti-bettinC bills al Albany he intended
70 sell out. stock and barrel IN former
Z years his sale OF yearlings al SheepsLead
Bay realized a large amount, but unde-
: present conditions lC The turf world Mr..
Hazgin. il IS said. would prefer 20 offer
/ his yearliuEs IL some Other country For
/ that reason. u IS believed that he Will
I also make a shipment Of some sort 70
South America also u England and
I France
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14

Advent won close game from Man
hattans yesterday Score, 6 to 3.
The winners clouted the ball with
VIII. connecting for fourteen safeties-
PUmphrsy was effective at al times. and
with better support would have won
easily.
The game was characterized by poor
fielding by both teams The score:
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
Tntals

-Vsnasnan cat, attempted bInt third strike.
None out when game was called
Atlantics- --.------.-------- O.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FTve and g half fr--11gs = r
Red rs .Kcre5vH. 3 n 3 Eou. Dr Eoizbs-z-
IT Fowe=i. - = ssr1d- Ge-7-z-1sr. IT
Ross. S O. L thi-l- The 1-L % Ben Hove
Pleasing Trs1pe. Sir CaE-Jl. B-5xl Tony. a-5
A-rei-h- Leonard also raz-
SECOND RACE-FlTe fz-i0-rs Dan ds No-lcs.
ils IGlasneri % %. Eo1- Joe Ga--sus ss Ken
-e5y.- % L se-0-d- Szi-s-er. 10 .PicEs-st .
Z thi-5- Tine. IC5 IS zeo-1. Irsle'B-. ard Rs11-
sav also r7r-
THIRD RACEsix t--Io--S sake 8T--y. g
iBg-icT. . :. won. 3ls-l1raz-. s5 fBe--s1I 20
Z. sec11d. Sfo1s- Hi IL iks-neirl. Z L third
Tire. LIS s. Anna Scs-r Miss Cesa-ic1- Po--er.
Alta Mcdonald. Pasl-z Et1E Folly. Gay Boy.
l5uar5s. Ai-shIp, and Q LITTLE OszEe also Ezl-
FOURTH RACE-Six fu--c-Ss EEzsIy III gTroz-
-e-7- 20 = wc1. Punkv 111 Rice Z l. 80
end Gaulh-znrs F9 .B-rls-I- 20 2 third Tl-s
l--s - Meredith. Trspec-1- Pur7ls Bzs-e. Arc11s-
Ba---a z. and Away slso ~
FIFTH EACE-Crus u-ils susi & sTtee1rh- Es-e-la
C.. l05 iBu-i-- % . w1r. Keep NoTl-z E5
I-sibsrr.. % Z. second Lls-sri1e 10 IDea1-l
% J. third Tine. Is IS. NsE Garter L5z-zn61.
Gi7s5ezr. Oriental Oues1- ard Hostile Hspheu also
rau-
SIXTH RACE-Oue nile ard seventy yz-ds- HsIsa
P g Kennedy. % % 7 vou. lafayette. l0S
Pickersi % 3. ssound; emile. 10 .B--Ez-i. .
- Z. third Tine. I - - lazy Carol Nc--lb--
Sloonraser. Harry 5liSlsso1- and Boleh-aks a-s5
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
A Village Power.

From the Columbus Dispatca-
A Columbus firm had an account against
a man in small country town in Ohio.
and after Intellectual attempts to collect
determined 70 do something radical So
they wrote q letter 10 the postmaster OF
the town and asked information concern
ing the merchant-what his reputation
was. whether ne paid his bills, and what
kind OF man he was generally. and said
if he was no good to give the bill which
they fncIosed. TO the justice Of the peace
fer collection The answer that they got
from the postmaster took their breath
away. Il read something Ike this:
q ~Gentlemen- am the John Smith about
whom you are seeking information an
also John Smith postmaster and I am
John Smith. justice Of the peace Yours
very truly, JOHN SMITH
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14

A number OF the players on St Vim
cents are also members o. the Grace
team Of the Sunday School League. and
as that team played he Brocklands yes
terday. Manager DuEan was unable TO
put nine eligible men on the field. there
by forfeitIng 70 s.. PauTs by g 20 O.
St Paul's played an exhibition game
with a picked team and won eas!ly-by Il
to . Score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14

mound IN the first battle, while Big BIZ
Burns may be chosen 10 lob en- Up II
The closing encounter CT the day. HoOdoo
Doc" White and Nick Aluock -ook 70
be The logical candidates for the Chicago
leadership.
Manager CanuIlon said he vas much
grstihed with the showing Of his bench
men in the wild and woolly. territory. and
believes a winning percentage OF 80 IS
not half bad The second invasion OF the
West proved far less disastrous than the
first. the team having won SIX games and
lost ten The Nationals took The measure
OF the Sox and Detroit on the latte-'s
home grounds ard have high hopes OF re-
peat-ug the dose n washington Man
age- Joe was especially pleased over the
two victories over the Tigers As the
team has not met defeat since putting The
boots on Detroit. Manager Joe believes Il
beho0ves his TRUSTEES 10 keep Up the win
u-ug streak
The Nationals viii enter our midst from
today until September 3. meeting all the
Western teams and Boston After the
series with Chicago. the home nine clashes
with the aggregation from St Louis. the
doughty contingent which IS urging De
1+0it 10 top speed, in order 20 keep AT the
head Of the procession HuEhey Jennings
band Of seemingly Untamable Tigers then
pay four games with Ca1tilI0n's high
brows. and after a quartet OF contests
with the Hubltes. the Nationals viii
again break camp ar the American
League Park
Cantrlon. Capt GanIey and the other
-neuber OF The team were as mum as the
Sphynx OF Egypt oSer the fight IN which
Burns number was taken by the scTsppy
little left fielder Two OF the big CwirI-
e-'s stats were fractured by a swat OF
some f-st-class caIIber. but whether he
was lauhasred with a bat OF Just plain
everyday fist. none Of the players would
say last night There was every fldica-
ton that the Iaddybuczs had been muz-
zled by the polite Joseph. who evidently
believes that the melee should be packed
away iu moth balls and forgotten
Jim DeleEa1Ly.s suspension was not IN
expected by Manager CanuIIon and his
players last night II is said by those
who were within hearing distance of the
irate James when he discharged a cargo
Of choice profanity in Cleveland that the
eupyrean blue around the infeld was
kept at q temperature Of s55 degrees
Fahrenheit for several days Just be-
cause Of his misbehavior James cannot
toss pebbles in the Cleveland ball yard
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
Much Talent Present.

Among the visitors are Jimmy Collins
Of the Athletics; Freddy Parent. Of Chi
cago: ChesbrO and Willie keeler. from
New York Nullin, from Detroit; Screck.
from Philadelphia, and George Winter.
from Detroit. Fielder Jones. from Chi
cage, Chase. Of New York. and D.
Jones. OF ST Louis
It was estimated that the testimonial
viii aggregate "Cy~ about Ss.0o9 on gate
money
Three silver loving cups, q travelling
bag. and two big floral pieces were preI
sented To Young
IN the first and fourth innings Boston
scored by timely hits. and Wagner's error
and a single by the visitors tied the score
in the eighth
The winning run was made in the elev-
enth inning by a three-bagger by Collins
and single by COMBS The first two
innings only were pitched by Young
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14

-Barta5 fer Slzgle IN the uiu-a inning -iilrted
f1- Sheckard IN tie uiuth inuiag-
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The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
Winchester Team Defeats Hasers-
town by Score of TO L.

special 70 The Washington HeraiL
Winchester. Va. Aug I3--The locals
went after Hagerstown with a vengeance
to-day and defeated them haEdily. 9 10 l.
Krebs. who essayed 10 pitch for the Wis
itors. was pounded all ever the lot two
home runs. i've doubles. and seven singles
being made Of his delivery CsEtwell
pitched great ball FOR the locals. keeping
seven hits wei scattered besides getting
Two safeties- Cy Macdonald and DUggan
both got home runs while Dalton gct
four hits IN four times Up. Curley Brown
played great ball at third. King" Bill
Kay. formerly with the Washington - a.
tionals. made his appearance in Hagers-
town uniform to-day but his Two hits
were harmless Ba-teries-Ni icchester
Cantweu and DUffey, Hagerst0wu. kre5s
and Simpson
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
jim DELEHANTY SUSPENDED.
Profanity Also Bars Him
from Cleveland.

Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. I3.-President Kill
foyle, OF the ClsVeland Baseball Club. re-
ceived a letter to-day from the manage
ment OF the Washington team. saying
that Jim Delehauty had been suspended
for ten days. fined so and barred from
the Cleveland League Park for year
Delehanty was suspended by President
Ban Johnson for using iprofane language.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-14
ATHLETES SHOW PR0WEss.
Flanagan Puts Weight on Queens
town Quay.

Queenstown, Aug 13-At an exhibition
OF Strength on the promenade quay here
to-day. John J. Flanagan, Of the 4rish-
American Athletic Club Of New York.
put the 55-pound- weight 80 feet 3 inches.
Ralph Rose. Of the Olympic Club OF san
Francisco, put the 16-pound~shot 81 feet
II inches Walsh slung the 55-pound
weight 70 q height OF IS feet 81 inches