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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-12

The little alta cks of stomach disorders viii
undoubtedly lead to chronic dyspepsia an
less YOU take something for sufficient
time to strengthen the stomach and give
it a chance to get we'll. If you take Kodol
in the beginning the bad attacks of Dys-
pepsia will be avoided, but if you allow
these little attacks to go unheedcd it Will
take Kodol longer time to put your
stomach in good condition again. Get n
bottle of Kodol today. Sold by all drug
gists. w-s
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-12
Great Meetings--The Sue :
cessful Revivals in Rev. E.
o. Thompson's Churches.

~. ilSilAk|oSAA -
The meetings held by your
humble writer for the past three
weeks have been seasons of re-
freshing showers from the L1rd.
For the past three weeks we
have been wonderfully blessed
as pastor and people. We be-
gan our meeting at Macedonia
the third Sunday in July, con-
tinuing through Friday night.
While we did not get e"ch a
great number to join the church,
vet there was wonderful man
ifestation of Gods spirit with us.
There were four accessions to
the church, and more than fifty
were converted or reclaimed.
Closing there we went to Mt.
Pisgah, for a week. And | have
never seen such a meeting as
we had there. God heard our
cries, and thirty.three joined the
church, with more than hun
dred converted ones added to our
Masters faithful ranks. We are
expecting to baptize about thlr-
ty-five on next Sunday. We
also closed Friday night there to
meet our appointment at Taxa
haw, the first Sunday in this
month, where we have been so
wonderfully blessed. While
there was not such great num-
ber added 20 the church this
week, we as pastor and people
have been drawn nearer togeth-
er, and today we love each other
as we never have before. Eight
Joined our ranks and hundreds
declared unto us by their actions
that they were going to stick
closer to the vows taken by them
before God and His people, in
the days to come, better than
they have in days past and gone
Taxahaw, with your writer's
other four churches, is moving
onward and upward. She gave
her humble pastor unanimous
call and increased his salary fifty
dollars. Which means much to
a man that has to labor for his
living. We 60 next week to
Bethel and the following week
to New Hope. Let us pray the
Lord to raise up laborers for the
field for the harvest is great, and
the laborers are few.
Faithfully,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-12
Big Fire in Jonesville.

Jonesville special in Mon
days S ate: This morning
about 3 O'Clock the Jonesville
knitting mill took fire and was
completely destroyed. The
loss is estimated at $3.50, 900,
with $160, 900 insurance.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-12
She Likes GOOD Thinas.

Mrs. Cnas. f. Smite o! Wes. Franklin
Maine says: II like good things and have
adopted DIR. Kings New life Pills as our
family laxative medicine, because they are
good and do their work without making "a
fuss about it," These painless purifiers
sold at j. Mackey q Co. and kuhder-
burk Pharmacy. 25c W
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-12

While Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup is
especially recommended for children, il is,
OF course Just as good for adults. Child
rem like to take 1t because it tastes nearly
as good as maple sugar Its laxative pm
ciple drives the cold from the system by
gentle, natural, yet copious action Of the
bow els. Sold by all druggists w-s
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-12

Weak women should read my Book No. 4
for women > 1t tells of DR.. Shoop's night
Cure Tells how these soothing, healing,
antiseptic suppositories, bring quick and
Ger tain help. The book is free, Address
DIR. Shoop' Racine, Wis. Funderburk
Pha rmacy. W.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-12
GRAND EXCURSION
To Charleston and Isle Of
Palms via Southern Railway.

A special train with high-class day
coaches will leave Gaflney $50 q m.
"Wednesday, August 10th. via Blacks
burg Rock Hill and Lancaster for
Charleston
Tickets will be sold for Special
train going, and good to return on
any regular train up TO and including
Friday morning trains, August 2Sth,
1908.
Schedule OF special train and low
round trip rates tn Charleston as fol-
lows.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Four and onc-half furlougs. Trans
FORM l06 cTrONlCr straight S3 o. won: Light Blue.
los HCidCl. S13 second. Elyglum. 100 (PiCkins) SO
third. Tine O.jl Dorothy Webb lIcDale Icaria.
suverton, Marshy Jolly Lady Lcota Teddy Bear.
Miss Hapsburg. Scrensde. and Violet Pearsall also
ian.
SECOND RACE ~ Five and one-half furlongs.
Dandy Dancer. 100 Piccnsl $3.50 won: Beth
Goodwin, 100 Martini. $3.50, second Bitter Sir l0i
Powersl. Slo69. third. Time O8 10. Carriers. Tar
Quin. Margaret T.. Wausau Orlaudwick Martius.
Mai Coura. Balla. Shirley Rossmore. Aiecu c. In
spect Boserian, and Ncddy Hodge also ran
THIRD RACE - One and unc-sixteenth mes.
Chulita. lo3 Powcrsl. $685. won; Gar. 100 Mar
TIM. $50. second: Pinkola, los Mlnderl, SsO
third Time. IS. ATOwswift, W. T. Overtoa, Or
d0no. and Tenh also ran
FOURTH RACE o. StcCplechase. short esoirse
Charield. l4l CWiCklinel ZlD. won; Jason lis
(Grccnfcld). S3.f0. second: Coal Black Lady. lse
tAllnl. sl3.0 show, third Time. 2:ls 25 Dell
Lcath. Judith Mcbride. Beforl. and Ber1el also
ran
FIFTH RACE-siy fnrlcngs Froutenac iG5 Nfsr-
TIM, $50 won, Hannibal Bey, III HeideD. 81 20
second: Miss Strume lG2 (Powos) $500 third
Time lis Lille Turner Anna Smith Hazel
Thorpe UUlry. and StOncr I'm also nn
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Hughes 100 OWarrpn)
$3.50 won; Rustic 81 Martini. $50 second; F,ri-
culairc l09 (Pickensl. Sls show, third. Time i.i2
Lady Savoy Minnehaha. Alma Boy Voting Lady
Arion. The Thorn. and GilVolear also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
TORONTO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-sk furlongs Haudmaid. lOs
G4i,berU. 20 8. won: supper Dance lO5 Fair-
brother, 20 l. second; T. S. Whitaker. Jos
Foley 8 % l. third. Time. I:l6 y5 Gold Heart
William Penn. Shiudy Capstan. Ioretto. L. NJ
Eckert scottsdale Sombrita, Magenta. and Admiral
Dot also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four and a half furlong. Gay
King lo5 tLiobcHl 4 20 J. won: Plaudmnre lOs
tAlcxl. % 20 l. second Fairy Sprite los Jens0nl
% 90 !, third. Time. O56 35. Apologize Hawks
Flight. Patriot. Trappe. Ballet Girl, Courtier
Irish Duke, and sam Small also ran
THIRD RACE-Nle and n sixteenth Canadian
Maid ~ (Ni0oD. to l. won: ShimUnez. III
tMulcaheyl, II 20 10, second; Mn on the Floss
III lOlandu. Z % 2, third. Time, l52 35 China
shop The Llutia. and Ont q Step also ran.
FOURTH KACE-One mile. Moonraker, III IT.
Rice. % 70 I. won: Oxford. l2l (NicoD 6 20 s.
second: Purslane, ll2 tFartrother), 4 to 8. third
Time liza 3-j. Three starters
FIFTH RACE-Five furlougs Chipmunk i05
lSwain). G 20 l. won: Autumn Maid l0j Eng.
lander, % l. second Aralia Jos lQuarrington)
20 p third. Time los as. Nanticuke Lady
Rensselaer,. Nutmeg Lazarus Copper Sign. Die
coon, Arthur Bryan. Long John. and Sight also ran
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards. Lady
Isabel. s lEngandcrl % 2. won Creel. lO4 tFair-
brother. 10 g second: Lally us CJersonl. 10 2,
third Time l49 IS. Alta Mcdonald Halhard
Orano, Milestone. Fiat. Early Hours. and Kid Roos
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
PUPILS tanned BY TEACHERS
Central Professors Give Regulars
Lessons on National Game.
Mr.. LamsOn Knocks Sphere for Three
HasSOcIEs and WaItzes Home on
Tap by MIR. Wilson, That's All.

Arrayed IN uniforms not especially
beautiful. but decidedly picturesque, six
members Of Central High Schools faculty
and three alumni. "Cy" Mcdonald.
Jock" Snow. and BIZ Hampton. jour
neyed out 10 the National Park, and
after twelve innings, replete with sensa-
tional plays. lowered the colors Of the
regular Central team by 70 T.
Prof. Lamson. the doughty left fielder
Of the vets. was responsible for the tri-
ufnph Of age over beauty, for, with one
out in the twelfth. he swattcd one of
Taggart's fast ones 10 right center for
three bases. and q moment later scored
on Capt Manager Wilson's drive 20
Thomas. whose wide throw got away
from Menefee. Big "Cy' Mcdonald on
clated on the hurting block for the book
worms, relieving Hampton in the second
inning, the latter going 10 first. 'Cy'
was puzzle to his Old teammates, fan
ming thirteen and allowing only three
hits. Taggart also pitched well. but his
lack OF a finished education was against
him, and he weakened in the horrible
twelfth. as has been related
The vets scored two in the first. Snow
reaching first on Hampton's error and
scoring a moment later on "Cys" clout
10 left for three bases. "Cy' scoring on
a bad throw from the Outfeld.
TWO more Of the learned ones legged IL
breathlessly across the pan In the fourth
This ended the scoring for the peda-
gCgues until the twelfth. The boys scored
two In the first. one IN the second, and
one In the ninth.
Among the many features Of the game
was the playing OF Wilson at third and
the fielding Of Maurer and Kelly, the
last two accepting every chance. around
the keystone bag with such ease and
grace that they were cheered vociferous-
" by the large crowd Of pupils and
alumni, who came out to enjoy seeing the
faculty. Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Frtudt courro. Barl0lita. los
tdarisl. 90 @ won; Belle Brady lC5 NIcIntyrel
81 20 ]. Second. Miss Nugeut. 10 lCharbcueaul 20
20 j. third. Time. lIL lyanita. Jeanette Colum-
bia Maid, Black Domino. Raritan. Yankee and
Miss Charity also ran.
SECOND RACE-Futuritv course. Boas los (Sco-
villei p 90 5. won: Husky 100 90. Miller II 20 g.
second. Billy Mycr. 9S lsullvanl Il 10 l. third
TINE lJ0 25 BCnh1r. S. Charles. Byron Esther
~. Franciscan RCmauof Runaway. and Princess
Louise also nan.
THIRD RACE-Oge mile and seventy yards
Roma. lJ ikossl. = % !. won. Miss May Bowdish
100 SANDY. 10 % ]. second. Philemon l0e Oicttig1
10 s. third Time. 05. Orchan Eckersln. SUN
mark. aud Buster Jones also ran.
FOURTH RACE Scycu-cirhths uf n mile Dare
irEton. nc j. Mciutyrel. II % 8 won; Nav /. y.
- lKeughl. 90 J. second; sibori II dcBrdel.
6 20 J. third. Time. I2l 10 Billy Pullman Orelia,
Tommy Aheam. Cayenne Cora. Colbert, Vronsby.
Ten Oaks. and Ethel Abbott also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Oue mile and seventy Yards. Con-
vent Bell. 100 lCharbJncaul. Is 20 ). won. Berry
ossa, l0i Ross 2 90 l. second. Sir Angus. 81 ,Bux-
toni % l. third Time "a 25 Sal Pearl Plar-
get. sahara Tie Broker and KuroIatkn also ran
SIXTH RACF-Five and one-half furlongs. John
H. Shcchau DICIntyrcl. I 10 TO- won: Purse Rose.
70 Rossl % 10 T. sev0nd Hereafter. I0l CKirsch-
hatm'. ls % 8. third. Time. 90 81 Yada. Brian
B0ru, Goldens, East End. and Elba also ran,
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30

Lfft On hoses-V- aI11 d, Z; War. 8. First base
on bans-O6 Ogle /; OF Ellis g. on Donaldson. /.
Innings pitched-By Osle. Sl-3; by Richmond. 5 2-3
by Ellis = by Donaldson. 2 Stulck Out-By
Richmond. 2: BY Ogle 3; BY Donaldson. Three
base hit-Kieinschmidt. Two-bsse hits-BsEgett %.
Hcidcr. Sacrifice hits-AtchisVTs Evans. Oge Fen
wick Stolen bascs-Shoomnkcr o. Ogle Feuwick
BaEVUtt Donaldson. HCidT Double plavs-Ogle
20 Evans 70 AtchisCn; Sgoumey 10 HcidCr. Hit
by pitchcr-By Els Wild pitches-Ellis Donald
son. Umpire-Nir Newman. Time Of game-2
hours and 5 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
Treasury Trims Interior.

Fulcher was in the box for the Money
Counters, but was retired In the seventh,
the Interior swatsmen having made FIVE
hits and scored four runs, taking the lead
by one run. Treasury came back, how
ever, in the next inning good and strong,
and got the run back and two to spare.
Hester. who replaced Fulcher famed
five men in the next two innings. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30

Yesterday was an Of day for the lead
ers. Interior holding Treasury 70 10 10 :,
and War giving Commerce and Labor the
scare OF its life by playing q tie game.
TO S.
War knocked Richmond OF the mound
In the third inning, and looked like win
ners, with a score Of : 20 2 against the
LabOTiteS Ogle relieved Richmond for
three innings. and the Laborites began
20 swing the willow with telling effect.
pulling the lead down 10 : 70 s. when
Ellis, who served them up for the War
riors, tied the score by giving three men
four wide ones. forcing a run. Richmond
went In the box again in the seventh,
struck out two men. and allowed no hits.
Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30

First base On balls-OG McDorald. g. Innings
pitched-By Hampton. !; by Mcdonald, IL. Hits
made-OG Hampton, /; OF Mcdonald, J. Struck
out-By Mcdonald. l3; by Hampton, /; by Tag
gart. l. Thrce-base hits-McDonaal, Lamson. Sac
rince hit-Smith. Stolen bases-Hampton, Mueller.
Taggart. Passed balls-Snow. 9 Umpire-Mr. Bur
roughs. Time Of gams-2 hours and 10 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
snorts nt LvnchburE.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va. May 29.-The annual
Olympic games and races at the fair
grounds tomorrow afternoon under the
auspices Of the Y. NJ. c. A. Will attract a
large crowd. There are more than twen-
ty-hve events. including everything from
a race by ministers up 20 city champion
ships
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
the feature. Score;

Left on bases-Iiurley. 2; Advent, H. First base
on balls-Of Chorn, ): OF King. 5; OF Hughes. g.
Innings pi;chod-By King 2: By Hughes. l. Hits
King }: OF Hughes. 3. Struck OUt-Bs
King By Hughes. a. By Chorn, 8 Threc base
hits-King Tense. Sacrifice hits-Hohhs Bischoh
Stolen bases-Ciark 81. Hobbs %, Seaton, Pull
man l2 Falconer. Fitzgerald %. Double play
Bischof 10 Falconer 10 Stewart. Hit by pitcher
BY Hughes. /: by King, / by Chon, /. Wild pitch
-Chorn Passed bail-Seaton. UmpiTe-Mr. Carr.
Time Of game-l houE and 3 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30

First base On balls-Of Hester, 3 Struck out
by Hester 5; BY Rohrman 3; by Fulcher. l.
Threehase hit-Thompson, Two base hit-O'Neil.
Sacrie-c hits-O'Ncil, Toney, Barnhardt Carr,
Rohman. Stolen bases-McCarthy o. Gertman.
Hester Fucher, Toney On, Smith. johnson,
Duganue. Hit by pitcher-By Fulchor l: by
RhomAn. l. Wild pitchcs-Rohman. Fulcher.
Passed ball-Johns0n. Umpirc-Mr. Belts Time Of
cnme-l hour and 30 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
81. stephens Find BIOOmingdnIe
Pitchers for Thirteen Hits.

sIANUING OF TIE TEAMS,
W. L. Pct W. L. Pct.
81 Stephens : 2 .fs9 Biqomingdaic.. : ID
Brentwood. 3 81 Atlantics....... s .l6T
To-day's same-Colnmbia Athletic Club vs.. Cor
ernment Printing oficc, az CAPITAL Park. First aud
NJ streets, at 4:3o
ST. Stephens Institute did not have any
too much over the BlOomingdale club
yesterday until the seventh inning. when
they opened up on Riston and finally
won out by Is TO 6.
Bloomingdale worked hard all the time,
and had st. Stephens guessing, but there
was never any question as to the win
ner st. Stephens presented a strong
lineup. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30

Left ON blscs-St stephens D. BlOOmingdale 8.
First base on halls-Of Riston /. Struck 0ut-By
Riston s.: by Griffin Home rms-Dunn. Griffin.
Three-base hit-Nnddux. TlVo-base hits-Heiurich,
Dunn. Wheatley Sacrifice hit-AIcCarthy. stolen
bases-Maddux. Heinrich, Halloran. Double plays
Camiiar 10 Moore: Griffin 10 Howard. Hit by
pitcher-By Riston 2 U1npire-AIT. Holman. Time
Of game-i hour and Is minuteS
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
BrookInnd W.. McCuIIoh A. G.

The fast Brookland team will entertain
the McCulloh Athletic Club nine, of Bal
timore, at BrookIand to-day. Two games
will be played. one at 1890 g. m. and the
other at $3.50 D. m.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Fifth Baptist Proves Easy for First
Methodist

The First Methodlsts defeated the Fifth
Baptists on the Sixth and d street dia-
mond yesterday by II to 6.
Eleven hits and six errors tell the story
of Fifth's defeat. Home runs by Mofit,
Miles. and Kraft were the features.
The erOrA.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE

At Worccster-W0rcester. 4; BrocktOn, 2.
At Lawrcnce-Lawrence. 4: H&verhill. 3
At New Bedford-Fall River o; New Bedford. 0.
At LOwell-Lynn. 3: Lowell. /.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

81 Columbus-Columbus, 3: Toledo. l.
At Louisyille-LoUisville. 10; indianapolis. T.
At Kansas City-St. Paul. Z Kansas City, 2.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Wilmington Trenton 2: Wilmington. Z.
At Readlng-First game, Wiliamsport, 8; Reading
3 Second game Wilamsp0rt. 2. Reading l.
At Altoona-Iohnstovn. 4; Altoona, 5.
Al Harrisburg-Lancastor, 6; Harrisburg. OIL
innings).
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
The score

Earned rins-tlrst, D. fhth, INST base uy
errors-First 5; Fifth. 4 Left on bases-First z;
Fifth, g. First base on balls-Oa Becker @ Struck
out-By Becker, :. by Reichert, T. Threc-beso hit
Stuckert Two-base hits-Aliles. Turner, Evans sac
rifce hits-Becker. Elicit. Stolen bases-Coioman,
2 Hit by pitcher-By Becker. J. Wild pitches-
Becker. /: Rcichcrt, l. Passed hali-Wood. Unl-
pire-Mr. Hughes. Time Of game-l hour and %
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Hartford-New Haven. I; Hartford 0 Ga
inningsl.
AT Meriden-Springield. 10; Meriden l.
At Holyoke-Holyoke Q: New Britain, J.
A. Bridgeport-Waterbury 6: Bridgeport, Q5
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At uningham-BiminRham. q Little Rock. /.
At ontgomcry-Montgomery /; New Orleans, l.
At Nashvile-Nashville 8: Memphis, /.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
COLLEGE GAMES.

At Brunswick. Me.-Bowdoin. 2; Maine. !.
AT Andover-Andoyer. /; Harvard Second. 0.
At WaterYille-Colby. j:'Tufts. l.
At Amherst-A Amherst. 3: Dartmouth, 4.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Advents Trim Gurleys by Heavy
Batting I'm Early Innings.
No game to-day.

The Advents defeated the Gurley Ath-
letic Club at McDevitt's yesterday. Il to
l. The hating of Stewart. for the losers.
and McLoughen, for the Advents, was
the feature Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At scranton-Sranton. s.: Wilkesbarre. 5.
At Truy-Troy, ]; Albany. I.
At Gloversville-A.. J. a c.. 0: Utica. /.
at Binghamton- -Binghamton. 4; Syracuse. 5.
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For a Pleasant, inexpensive
Summer Outing 80 Lexington, Va.

Situated in the Shenandoah Valley latitude. lOoe
feet. about 80 miles from Washington Noted for
is agreeable climate superb scenery. col nights.
absence of mosquitooa Golf. tennis fishing. and
hunting IN season. For information, address BOARD
OF TRADE, LEXINGTON VA.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Buffalo, Buffalo. g. Montreal. s.
At TorUntO-TorUntO. 8; Rochester. Z.
At Jersey City-Jorsey City. ?; Newark. 0.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
WORLDS RECORD SET
RestigOuche Captures New
Rochelle Handicap.
NOTTER RIDES TWO WINNERS
Four FnvOrites Are Successful ut
belmont Park-COmmandO GeldinE
Goes Seven ana One-hnIf FurIOnEs
In 1;31 1-5-Aimee c. Badly Beaten
In the First Race by Rarn Avis.

New York, May 29-James r. Keene's
Restigouche. a black geldlng :hree years
old, by Commando-DancingW Water. not
only won the New Rochelle Handicap at
seven and half furlongs at Belmont
Park to-day, but also hung up q new
worlds record for the distance-l:3l 10
Restigouche was a hot favorite. and
when the barrier few up Notter took
bin TO the front, He had a lead Of about
length in the run up the back stretch.
On the far turn Rialto and Rlfleman
had enough. but zienap moved UP on the
outside with a game rush. Restigouche
however drew away in the stretch. and
was going easily, when ROckstone, n
lO-to-l shot, came from behind with such
a turn Of speed that Notter began 70
get busy with the son of Commando. At
the wire Restigouche was q winner by
length and a half with Rockstonc
second
Aimee c. was badly beaten !n the first
race by Rara Avis.
Torbellino, backed from Is to T. won
the second in a game fight with Voodoo
Bad News was much the best in the
third. romping home winner by four
lengths
The steeplechase proved easy for
Rainey's King Castle. who made prac-
tically all the running. Four favorltes
were successful. and Notter rode two
winners.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Sevcn furlorgs. Rara Avis 10
tDuganl. to 2 won; Chapct. l05 tNottsrl 10 TO J..
second. Aimee c.. % tAlusgravcl evcn third. Time
10. Banyah. Crackshot. Concob. and He Knows
also ran.
SECOND RACE - -Four and OnChalf furl0ngS
Torbellino. ll2 (W. Doylol. TO /. won: voodoo liz
Gamer. 70 !. second Edward. li2 lNottor). %
:. third Time. G55. Niger Baby. sun Dance. Car
land. J. ". Frye. The Robin and Hillside also ran.
THIRD RACE-Oue mile. BAD News III tNot-
teri. % 5. wou Tommy Wadden. ia CNusgrare).
2 20 /, second: Pretension III IT, Leel n 20 5.
third. Time 80 A6 Crafty and Tea Cress also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: seven and onc-half
trrlongs. Rcstigouchc. i16 tNottcIl. even. won.
Nlusgralel. 10 j. third Time, Isl Is. Rialto
and kifeman also ran.
FIFTH RACE - stecrlcchase: about two miles.
King Castle 10 Durcc 10 g. won: Betty Ian
don lS lCrumbleyl y % ], second; Fapquier li9
tNaSnadal. Il % !. third Time, o. Rye Boy and
Mark GUmbeTts also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile Earl c.. l06 Mus
gatel, 20 5. won: Tenancy by Courtesy. l6 (Gf-
bcrt II 70 /. second: Ellislae. 10 fGaruerl l6 %
o. third Iipae. 40. Antacus and D'Arkc also ran
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30

Arc you reading the Sunday Sporting
Section Of The Washington Herald? 1t
leads them all. Up to the minute In all
the sports.
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spot+e1 for T1n,boueh in s4ventb.

Cardinals. nals........................... o Sc
First base BY errors-Eckngton, 2; Cardinals. ?.
Left on bases-Eckington. ;; Cardinals 1. First
base on balls-Of Malley l: OF Callahan. 5. Innings
pitched-By Callahan. s.: by limbaugh. 2 Hits
madc-On Callahan. s: OF limbaugh s. Struck
Out-By Callahan. .: by limbaugh. /: ly Mllley. G.
Home nn-Brcnuan. Three-hase hits-NInCe HaisliD
Two-bass hits-Lawler, II. Hcitt, Haislp Moriariiy
Sacrifice hits-SmOot. Turton. Stolen bases-Wal-
dron. smoot o., Haden. Iawler. Mace Sannino
G.. Heitt. Turton. Hit by pitcher-By Malley, l.
Umplre-Nfr Meyers. Time Of game-l hour and .
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Pucblo-Lincoln, 8; Pueblo. /.
At Denver Omaha, 8; Denver. I.
AZ Des Mones-Sioux City, i Des Noines, 3.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Treasury Downs Observation-Disclosures
and War Play Tie.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Mondays games-Agriculture vs. War; Interior vs.
Navy.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
EckinGtOns Trim BrOOkInnd Cnrdi-
nails by Last-inning Rally.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

Heights at $50 p. m.
lexington defeated the Cardinals In
the Columbia League yesterday. Il to 8.
The batting Of Haislip and Lawler were
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
CARS 10 KENsINGTON

Unpublished Lincoln Letter.
Read the Sunday Issue Of The Washing
ton Herald.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
RACING CARDS FOR TO-DAY.
belmont Pnrk.

FIRST RAcE-Hish-vsisht handicap; seven fur
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-02-14
Home for the Homeless.

"Inaslnnch as We have done it for
the least OF the little ones, We have
Done it for me-"
Mrs. H. M. Swisher, solicitor for
the Home Finding and Industrial
Association OF Spokane, was in town
today ting funds for the home.
less waits OF the Inland Empire. She
is on her regular tour of the towns,
gathering in funds for the prosecu-
ton OF the work, gathering up the
little friendless ones of the country
and placing many a wait in good
home.
The WORK is a good one and re-
news ones faith In humanity. 1t
appeals to all that ia goOd in ones
nature and is not charity, but the
essence of life itself, chat OF caring
for the little ones.
The association since 1899 has pro-
yided homes for 800 children and
still continues an oversight OF them.
The method OF support IL by. soil.
citation, and the following member
ship basis, any good person may. be-
come a life or an annual member by
having the annual or life member
ship fee. These members control the
institution by the election of trustees
in annual meeting.