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The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
SLID FOR LIFE -FOUR
THOUSAND FEET.
Man Hurt on Mountain Has to
Shoot the Shoot.

Seattle, Wash, Aug. 11.-With his
leg broken in two places John Aud"r-
son of Little Falls. Ore. was found on
Mount st. IIclrnS. in Washington, by
II Seattle party Of the Mnzamas, q club
uf mountain climbers.
To save his life they carried him y
the summit of the mountain ut inv =
ncnt risk to themselves and In an
prOvised Strctchcr made out Of Slpt
Ing bag slid him down the north side
of the great peak for i,O0O feet to the
MaZaInas camp. where medical atten-
tlon was given him.
The injured man was shot down the
mountainsde at almost lightning speed
tied to his reScucrs with ropes. Ply
slcians say that had not this cNpcdicnt
been followed Anderson would have
died of his injuries
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
WHlTNEYS HANDICAP.
His Entry Always the Choice. Sea clIH
Winning.

Winning.
Saratoga, y. v, Auu. ll.-Sca Cliff,
running In the colurs ~ ii. l.. Whitney,
easily won the Adirondack taudicup
for two-yenr-olds six furiougs. here
The truck had dried out considerably.
and the going wns fairly good, hut not
fast. The whitney entry, Sea Gin
and Sandpiler, WIS ulwtys III" choice
for the Adirondack huI, o. Il We're
we'll supported, nlth"u-r ,,lunught
Ranger WAS well thought C. Sea Gin
went right to the front nj the start,
lcuding by one length to the turn.
Here Nottrr Let him have hi- head
and h" easily drew away To- win by
four lengths. Statesman closed with
n rush and beat Cunnaught for the
place.
Gulconda won the Sarauac selling
stnke, one and one clghlh mile. defeat.
Ing the | to 3 fuvorltr, Crack Shot.
Summaries:
First Race. - Prudent. first, Narin
tion, second; Ynnkc" daughter, third.
Second Rnco st MEX, first; can.
vas. second: St"rlmahor. third
Third Race. Sea CliH, first, States
man, Second: CounnuGht Ranger Third.
Fourth Racr -Gu!roudu. first; Th,m.
as Calhoun. second: Crack shot third,
Fifth Race. Royal Tourist first;
DOndeliuu, second: IIrcknn, third
Sixth Racc-JerS"y Lightning frat,
Chief Brnnt, second; Stokes, third.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE.
Party Campaign Hssds 60 hsld Nest
ing In Chicago.

Party Campaign Hssds 60 Mold Msst-
ing In Chicago.
New York. Aug. 1l.-All the Repub-
lican campaign heads will coafar In
Chicago on Friday. Chairman Hitch
cock will leave today for Hot Springs,
Va, whore he will meet Mr.. Tart and
Arthur I. Vorys Of Ohio. He will be
Joined In Chicago by Treasurer Shell
don, Richard V. Oulahan, director Of
the literary bureau, and General T.
Coleman Du Pont. director Of the
speakers bureau. These officials will
be met by the western campaign heads
for a general consultation
william Hayward. new secretary Of
the committee. will be In Chicago and
at once go on duty. He is to be. In
fact, the western head of the cam
paign.
Mr.. Hitchcock will give but little
time to the west for the present at
least. He will be back In this city next
Monday. This ls sooner than he orig
inally intended, but he has shifted his
schedule so as to be more In New
York.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
France wants Easy Marriages.

Marriage In France has hitherto
been helged around with n great mass
Of limitations and distractions. Be
sides being difficult, II has been a cost
ly step, with long and complicated
legal preliminaries. and, in fact. Is 30
still TO some extent. Few marriages.
especially early marriages. have re-
suited. and the birth rate has at last
dropped below the death rate.
Not long ago a law which conserva-
tive heads looked upon as most radi-
cal was passed. with the result that
there has besn n marked Increase In
marriages. This law permits persons
over thirty years OF age to marry
without the consent of the parents.
Now, elopcments by couples In the thir-
ties il not alarming when only the
parents have cause 10 object. But
even this concession was called revo-
lutionary. and Its sponsor in the cham
hcr of deputies. Abhe Lemaire, had
hard work TO get It passed. lie even
wanted 10 make the nge limit tho ma
jnrity, but the proposal was SO shock
Ing To- the mass Of the legislators that
he compromised on thirty years Of
age
Even tho slight concession OF allow
Ing youth and maiden of thirty to mar
ry without asking papa has Increased
the number OF matrimonial unions In
France to figures higher than have
been reached since 1879. As statistics
show TINT the French race is doomed
to extinction unless the birth rate shall
Increase considerably. 1t is lifely that
the success NJ this bill will influence
the lawmakers OF the nation to make
other changes In their antiquated mar
riagc laws. Early marriages have
hccn almost impossible. and yet 1t is
these unions that maintain n country
in the living nation class. France
should rejoice when the young folks
want to set up housekeeping" early.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
To Show Our Jaekies, Workmanship.

Auckland, ~ H., Aug. 1.-THE oili-
cial and unofficial hoROrs and atten-
tions paid to the officers and men of
the American battlcShip fleet continue
here. Shore parties Of bluciackcts de-
clared OH their return to their vessels
that they had the hest time Of their
lives. Much satisfaction Is expressed
by Admiral Sperry that Prime Minis
ter Ward has waived the regulations
which prevent the landing of an armed
force In order that the Americans may
compete In rife matches on Austria
lnsian territory. The principal match In
New Zealand will take place tomorrow,
and the American marksmcn are hope,
ful Of making II good showing.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13

A Frenchman who has Travelled the
devotes u chapter In his new book.
Love In the United States" to Amer.
lean beauty and bluntly declares that
the beauty found here worth while
Is not really native product hut
comes of foreign blood. French, Irish
and Spanish are the races which give
America blended type Of beauty con-
iiued to n limited district.
Women of Puritan ancestry Mr.. Le
Roux finds To lie angular, shapcless
and sallow, the result of spiritual
starvation and not to be compared
with the women Of blended Fren,h
ani Irish blo"I transplantcd to the
wind swept prairics. There will IL.
reviewers OF the Puritan, Knicker.
booker and Cavalier stock to dispute
this Frcnchman's conclusions. We
think our girls have the beauty Of
the nation In their keeping and that
the natives are not less classical In
face and figure than those Of allen
blood. Maud Muller was New Eng
land girl and. while she may not hav"
been Puritan. was neither French.
Irish nor Spanish. If any race he
sides the Puritan could claim credit
for the beauty which charmed the
staid judge out Of his senses 1t is the
German. which Mr. Lc RouN seems I"
overlook. Anyway there are angular
shapclcss. sour faced AMI sallow" W"
men Of the French. Irish and Spanish
races here and at home, and 1t is of
ten remarked that the girls OF thus"
races lose their baauty Of face and
figure usually much earlier In life than
10 those Of our native type. Whil'
Mr.. lie RouX's speculations may
Hmusc, they will never convince us
that America Is not land of bcauti-
full women and the strictly American
type not only prevalent, but likely to
remain so.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
FIVE KILLED IN WRECK.
Two Ohio Trolley Cars Meet With Fa.
tai Results.


tai Results.
Dayton. o.. Aug. l1.-Fivc persons
are dead. ak are probably fatally In.
Jurcd and fully twenty-five others sus.
tslned minor injuries when two trolley
cars crashed together between Sidney
and PiQua On one Of the lines OF the
Western Ohio Traction company.
Mistake In orders caused tho wreck,
it is said. which is the worst that has
occurred In this section of the state
ip many years. Both cars were run.
ming at high rate Of speed.
While rounding u slight curve each
motornau caught sight Of the ap.
preaching car. The two cars mot with
terrific force, the impact completely
telescOping the southbnund car in
which the majority of those killed and
injured were passengers.
Owing to the remoteness Of the point
at which the accident occurred, relief
WAS slow. 1t IL said that several per-
sons may die as a result Of their in.
juries for lack Of prompt treatment.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
Fire Near California sia rrsss.

Sonora, Cal. Aug, ll.-Fire Is raging
near the grove Of big trees In Gala
veras county. twenty miles north OF
Sonora, Although the flames have
reached the south grove. wherein are
some of the scquOlas, II Is not believed
the big trees are in danger, as they
stand in mnrshy ground, where the
fire could scarcely find dry material to
feed on, A large force Of men has
gone tu fight the hre. however. This
grove ls the Mariposa big tree grove In
Yosemite park,
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
Taft Back In Hot sprinaa.

Hot Springs, Va, Aug. n.-William
II. Taft, accompanied by Mrs. Taft
and General Clarence r. Edwards.
chief of the insular bureau Of the war
department, reached here from the
Greenbriar CIV. Va.) county horse
show, where they went last Friday.
Several hours were devoted by Mr..
Taft to an accumulation OF mail. The
West Virginia Republican factional
fight IL attracting much attention here.
but Mr.. Taft. refuses to enter It
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13

New YORK, Aug. 10.
BTTTER-Steady; extra western cream
cry, 2ic,; extra nearby prints. Bic.
EGGS-Firm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby frsts. free cases, Hc. Rt mark;
Pennsylvania and other nearby, current
receipts. In retuTnable cases. 2Oc. at mark
western irsts. free cases, 2lo. at mark;
western, current receipts free cases. Nc.
at mark
CHEESE 90 Steady; New York full
creams choice, l2hc.; New York fun
creams fair to good lihalac
LIVE POULTRY-Quiet, but steady;
fowls. lSl.alic.; old roosters, l0c.; sprinA
chickens lbalSc.
DRESSED POULTRY-Steady; fresh
killed fowls choice, i2alSMo.i do. fair to
good. Halle, old roostors, sno.; nearby
broilors, lsa2lc.; western broilers. lbalho
POTATOES Steady; choice. per barrel
y ASS Eai tGir 70 GoSA per baTrOL ~
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
Death Of Woman Writer,

ROston. Aug. 11.-Mrs. Louise Chan
dlcr Moulton, the well known author,
died AT her home here after an Illness
Of more than eight months. Mrs.
Moulton was born at Pomfret, Conn,
April TO- lS35. She made her first
venture In literature In writing short
stories md poems when only fifteen
years old At twenty-five her literary
success WAS we'll established, and she
contributed regularly to IIarIer's, the
Atlantic and other magazines.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13

At n Syrian dinner recently given In
New York In honor of tn, new consti-
tuition In Turkey the dccadencc of the
Arabic ns n language was shown by
the confession Of the consul general
that he was compelled to speak In
English Lord Crum"r, the British
r"un~rlur who passed half n lifetime
In Egypt, newer mastered the tongue
of the country.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
VILLAGE Makes sehooIhousa Swan.

Greenwich. Conn. Aug. n.-EdmOnd
G. Converse. an officer OF the United
States Steel corporation. who has II
1,2u0 acre estate near Stanwich, will
give that village new brick school.
house In exchange for the old one that
now stands there. Mr.. Converse VIII
have the old schoolhouse moved into
bis estate. aS it is over hundred years
old and he wishes To preserve It.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
uord.,cr and / i,,l, Victim pi.

New York. Aug ll.-Erncst Seitz,
who shot aud killed Mrs. Bertha Hood
NJ her home In brooklyn and fatally
Injured Mrs Hoods yrnr-and-n-half-
Old daughter, died in the brooklyn hos
pltal from the effects of the wound he
inflicted upon himself after the double
shooting Alice Hood, the little girl
victim or a bullet from Scitz's revolver,
has also died.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
INDING OF THE CLUBa
Yacht Race For Kings Cup Ends

Newport. II. l.. Aug. ll.-NeXt TO the
last To start and the last ~ finish In
the Kings cup. the fOrty-eight foot
sloop AVengcr. owned by Robert En-
mons I'd of Boston. won the trophy
presented by King Edward VII, by the
handsome margin of \ minutes 81 se's
ondS from Commodore Cornelius Van
dcrhilt's sloop Aurora, which was the
second boat on time allowance.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
Root and choats to Preside.

New York, Aug, ll.-Sccrctary OF
stat" Elihu Root and Joseph II.
Choatc, former ambassador to the
court of st James, will preside over
IA" Republican state convention which
Is Ia hc held in Saratoga, prob
ably On Sept II. This announcement
WAS made 10y Chairman Timothy l..
Woodruff of the Republican state com
mittrr
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13

I.e ManI, France, Aug ll.-Aftel
two false starts Wilbur Wright, the
Dayton (Ol aeroplanist, made shc.
ccSSful ascension herr" The machine
hrw about two kllomrtcrs Il - miles,
In minute and ~ seconds, official
time, MIR. Wright decided not 10 try
longer run The flight was viewed
by several thousand people. The cvo
lutions were carried out with the same
easo and mastery aS those recently
accomplished. Mr.. Wright caused the
machine Ia swerve out OF direcl
line Of tilght aud To describe two lo0pI
like great figure e.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13

Nevertheless, Declares the Venezuelan
President, Commercial Conditions Re.
main a. They Were Before Diplomat.
10 Relations Were Sevsred-Nsther-
lands Incident Laid at Door OF Dutch
Minister at Caraeas-9ees Hope Fos
Small Nations In Hague Tribunal.
Caracas, Aug. IL. - Deviating from
his usual custom OF not speaking for
publication, President Castro grunted
an interview concerning Venezuela and
which recently have been augmented
by his expulsion from the republic Of
the Dutch minister. u. de Reus.
Il am glad tn give my opinion on
this historic moment" said President
Castro. Il only wish everybody the
peace and harmony that exist with the
good commercial relations which small
nations need. To create diplomatic
agents who humble weak nations Is an
anomalous counteractive.
III the powers will not fulfill the
great Idea that the great international
tribunal shall decide disputes by arbi-
tration and not by force. they commit
suicide.
objects 10 Use Of Force.
'Reeson would have acquired pres
tigc and force would not prevail today
II, when the blockaders used force
against US. friendly nations had adopt
ed peaceful measures To settle the out
standing questions. The incorporation
against us Of those nations considered
AZ friends completely destroyed the
right Of reason and placed all OF them
Ia the category Of favOring force In
the solution NJ difficulties. The ques-
ton OF the use Of force In the collcc-
tion OF debts was Carried before The
IIaVIe peace conference. hut we weak
nations saved our rights there
In spite of all Venezuela VIII con-
tinue In peaceful development. because
this question has been settled and pos
terior events are only Incidents.
I'VE ut first paid the bluckaders Of
our ports because Of the dominance ot
force The decision that Terminated
this state of affairs was that uf the
high Hague tribunal. Toiay venczu,-
Ia punctually pays her debts ami ful-
fills all her obligations.
Puts Blame on Us.
"The American government never
thelcss broke friendly relations with
US. but Notwithstanding this fact com
merclal relations between the United
States and Venezuela continue the
same AZ before the break occurred.
The severance of friendly relations be-
tween France and Venezuela has not
altered the moral progress Of this re-
public.
Both the American and French gov.
ernmcnts have made claims against
Venezuela. which are being paid. Con.
seluently AS corporate interests OF
those countries have damaged us.
assume that an opportunity will bC
taken by their government 10 listen t.
our just claims against those interests
and that competent tribunals will de
eide the amount of those claims.
| The Netherlands Incident | consider
| To have been brought about by NJ. d,
Rrus the Dutch minister to Nenc2ue
la. who recently was expelled by Pres
ident Castru' and the Curacao govern
| meut"
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
Rife Tournament aenins.

Camp Perry, o., Aug, ll.-What mill
tary officials declare will he Ill" great
est military shooting tournament in
the history of the world was inaugural
ed on the Ohio rifle range AT Camp
Perry Hundreds Of contestants are
on the ground from every state In the
Union, Hawaii and the Philippines.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
Dutch Sound Us on Venezuela.

The Hague, Aug 1.-THE foreign
minister of the Netherlands had a
long talk with Arthur II. Beaupre, the
American minister here, the subject
being the dispute between Venezuela
and the Netherlands which resulted
IN the expulsion by President Castro
Of Jonkhecr de Reus. the Dutch min.
lister IN Caracas. Th" Dutch foreign
office Is anxious tn ascertain the views
of the American government and the
attitude Washington Is likrlv TO adopt
IN the varying cuntinrcnci that may
arise .-
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13

CATTLE Supply light; market steady;
choice, bSadJO; prime, t6a6,35 veal
calves. t7a7t0
HOGS - Receipts fair; market slow;
prime heaVies mediums and heavy York
era, tsSa6.9; light Workers, Sj.5OaG rs
pigs, S,SOab.S5; roughs. t5ab, Ia
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Supply fair;
market steady. hut lower; prime wethcrs
81 5Oat co: culls and common. t2a3; lambs
fAa6
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13

Magnolia. Mass, Aug lI.-Mrs W
T. Cornell Of New York. n summer
resident here, was shot In the head and
rubb"d NJ II small sum of money and
her watch while walking through q
patch Of woods The robbeT made hia
escape Mrs. Cornclls condition Il
Not consider a serious.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13

The manufacture of chip hats and
plaits Is very ancient and character
istlc Of the province OF Modcna. Italy.
having been introduced at Carpi at the
beginning Of the sixteenth century By
NicOlo Blonde. Its inventor. The chip
is made through special process
from n willow tree grown on the banks
of the 70.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
Northw.st Does Not Need Men

st, Paul, MINI. Aug. u.-FOllOwinE
a visit made to North Dakota and after
n conference with Governor Burke and
other officials OF the state, Labor Com
missioner Williams Of Minnesota says
that instead of there being employ
ment In the harvest nOids for n, 1000 o.
10000 nen, 1000 VIII BE- lvSby q thSG
- anA W>Sh =.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13

birmingham, Ala, Aug. II. - Nor,
IAN sixty arrests of re- roes and for.
O.. ncrs have been made In connection
with the shoe ing into II train bearing
strike breakers ana soldiers near
Rlncton, IN which three men were
killed and fftcen hurt. Many citizens
of Birmingham are asking the govern
DR. 10 declare martial law In the mining
district.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
rurklsh Minister Recalled.

London, Aug Dispatches rccciv-
rd from CnnstnntinOplc establish he
yund doubt the fact that Mehmcd All
Bey. the Turkish minister ut Washing
ton, has been recalled, THIS action OF
the porte, It Is understood. Is due to
the changed conditions In Turkey and
to the formation Of a new ministry.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13

New York. Aug. 1.-THE Aero Club
Of America has fixed Sept. I as tho
date for the first annual contest for a
trophy for heavier than air machines.
Balloons Of all kinds nrc barred. For
eign clubs affiliated with the Intcrna-
tionai Aeronautic Federation are ellgi-
BILE to make entries, II being the pur-
pose Of tho donors Of the trophy. q sill
yer cup, to have an International racr
each year and make tho trophy In the
world Of acronautlcs what the Amcri-
cas- cup IL TO the yachting world Each
contestant must make tlight Of Il
least one kilomcter. about 1ve-cighths
OF mile.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
Too Much Water For Prohibisis~'st.

Lincoln, Neb, Aug. 11.-Eugene w.
Chain, Prohibition candidate for pres
ident. narrowly escaped drowning
while swimming In the Y. NJ. @. A.
pool Great effort was made to keep
the incident quiet, and Mr.. Chain now
refers to- 1t as "groping about In the
bottom OF the pool" Three young men
rescued him
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13

Albany, n Y, Aug 1.-THE state
land purchasing board closed ncgotia-
tions for tho purchase of about l,uun
acres of forest land In the Cntskills.
The prices range from 81 to $3.50 an
acre The different pieces of land lie
In Greene, Ulster and sullivan coun'
Tia
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13

The selection ~ Theodore Roosevelt
to L. tho first honorary president Of
the Peace and Arbitration league II
strong Endorsement Of the policy Of
constructing bigger and bctter bat
tleshipS aud more nf them.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13

The little attacks OF stOma h trouble and
stomach disorders Will uudOuhtetlS lead To
chronic dyspepsia unless you take some
thing for sufficient tim" to strengthen the
stomach and give IL n chance 10 get well.
II you take kotOl IN the beginning the ba1
attacks OF dyspepsia wall he avoided, hut
II you allow thes" little attacks to 90 un-
herded II will tax" kolol "A longer time 70
put your stomach IN good condition again.
Get a bottle Of kOdol to-day. Sold by PEu.
The Druggist
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13

Authors Of that report thnt the Unit
ed States would svlzr the isthmian re-
public seem 10 have lrcn talking
through their Panama hats.
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13
BASEBALL.
Games Played In the National and the
American Leagues.

| NATIONAL. LEAGtE.
| At New York New York 3; Chicago 2
batteries Math"wsou and Ir"snahan;
Overall and Killing
| At Hr"oklyn-nroukyn. q: Cincinnati. 4
| batteries R"ll and Bergen: Nulz. Coax
Hey and Mclean
| Al rhil- -d"phia Philadelphia, 3. Iitts-
lhurG. T. Batteries Nct.rillan. Corridor
and Doom: Cnmnitz I."il"ld and Gibson.
| At boston ~, Louis .. R"stnu 3 Pat
t"rics Lush and Hiss. LindIman, Gra-
lham and lloult-s
| STANDING OF TIE CIHHS
W l.. pc. W l.. Pc
IPittshurs "a 3 IL? Cincinnati 81 81 la5
New York 81 Is CAS- Boston "a IS al
iChicago ST. I. 81 Rro"klyn. 81 70 Isl
rhils phia 81 i2 .iI3 ST Louis IS &, 3JI
AMERICAN LEAGUE
/ Al Chicago Chicago. O. Now York. l.
iRattrrics Walsh and Sullivan: Chesbro
.and Blair
At St Louis BOSTON 3: st. Lnuis. 0.
Battrrles-Stcclr and criger: Bailey and
Smith.
! At Clcvcland-Cleveland 2: Phiadel-
phia. a. Ratterics-Chech and N. Clarke;
bender and SchreCk.
Second Gsme-ClcvelGnd. 3. Philadel-
phia. Il innings; game called by dark
noss. Ratt"ries-RyGn. Berger and N
Clarke; Coombs Schreeh and oidring.
Al pctroit-N -NashinRtoa. .; Detroit. Z
Batteries Smith, Johnson. Street and ka-
hoe. MulLn and Schmidt
AAnINn on run Tyno
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13

That antl-no!S crusade shouldn't
overlook the man who chanks celery
with n sound not unlike crushing
stone
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-13

Dublin. Aug. ll.-At the Gaelic nth
letlc meeting held at NenaGh NJ. J. Mo
Grath OF the New York Athletic club
broke all hammer throwing records
with n distance Of l76 feet.