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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Admiral sPsrry Commands Feet.

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

saigon. 175o-Chszz--As NATIVES
IL Cazral A1lzz have -e5sIe5
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Promotions Il - :

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Ss1s-El- E11 Cs11ozls Charles Morris.
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Valres g ~ g Sd.

Coluzhlz- Ts11-w- :. higgins.
white zz1. -s7lsvi1s5 lis wife. for
-E1r Ala 7sz-lstoa. from hsr par
szts Esquire Fa--ls required Z bond
q twice re vzlus Q. las property i
Question g16 Higgins placed 8 value
8. SO q lis wife. giving hoo5 !, rs
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
NEWS By WIRE
PLANS BIG GAME HUNT IN AFRICA

wsshiagt0a cP-ez5asas Roosevelt IL made y rs NH
SouIh Africa u1sss UzoTSs-
He talked enthusiastically The sub
sz1 English
port England hrls1 and informal NJ
VIII he visit TIE CAPITALS
& Australia and New
African AID
radical IRON that sEcA
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Nys1s-y = Stanford Tnirs-si1y.

S-ELo-5 L1lvz-s1--. CEl-Caosa5 /
s-Ehls 1rs-s-T surrounds lhs Exhu1-
1T II LrEuCvr persons II Z s-aa
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
R-ssan Rrr.pas Rez.alsea.

3 7s.s-sau-E. R1sszR-NsEs WIS
-ecszre5 hare -hz1 1hs Persian t---
Ex1Ss Eba advanced II E--HcE II
Zzsslx1 so-ces Il Persian -s------l-E
xs-s driven AE1k Win hszET losses
EnE rs-ra5 u 1hs Eo1z-zloS
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Cheer For Fun nsaaerx.

he qHotsLo1s q apples and pears
II 21o aEos1-o. Brazil. have -sfresA-
11g soUo5 - American apple dealers.
The apples 1ro1 Boston sell B. s2s
Ear bEr-sl and pears E. oFs- $50.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
senator Lodge ~ 80.

Washington. n C--TAzt Senator
Lodge. q NsssE cAusslts. VII b ten
po-z-y Chairman q -hs Republican
National Coavs-t5o2 Is regarded hare
IS almost assured
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

Manhattan. XIV " EZIo-
7l---cgsl u Lhs high ssoool- WIS vEy-
lat ~ -A-as mn, hsE-zo 1-.a 1ossn-
SHINY. -ososd Eo5 thrown under Lhs
Wheels y Z -Ea oos :. Is Lays
WIS ri II
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Demand Free Trading.

La15a1- - -hS conditions MIA
which G-sE1 Brian / Wiling y rex
1E11zs -1s E1-sxEL11 q 1es C-1za
Independent S1s-s - SslE1E1 -.t-rcS
1hs s.s1Le .is17sz- II t-es E,E5zoS E15
-1s xoaElo1 II 5s-cs5 lEbo-.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

Plans are Eaou1 completed for tie
erection If lh-as new caks plants hr
-hs L c Fr1rk Ca = ne Councils
VIE region .. PsaaSElvz1ik Tier
VII cas1 Sam sb1b.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
MrAlnler Home 8 ansrdtal-

ClsvalEnE. 0ha-Tns E,E1-1zT
hoDz y CErlur las naac gwen -
SlSnl1 -EuE-us Eu-s-us1. u III
Cleveland CE-holir -nocsss n n
Ess5 rs L uun-saC-E-iEn h0s-E-I1. gTis1
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Az-cr Sas15-L
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Ninery Cea1 Gas IN washinr4oa.

Washington. \. ca I'll 7-cTi5-
-s lios1v csa. gas to- WSsAi1Eo1
was reported - re Eo1ss- I cana
nm The Co7oi1-as q IL Clst-5c,
CT Columbia
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

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ia 1-s- s1-Ev q Lhs saEss1. [nE-lss
0EzR-E- has t-aka- nose. I c-5E5
u hcTs baER1 u throw MSS * One
q -ns missiles s-1eE In u IL
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Mndrea BreEs.er Eelessed.

Mo1-7slis-. vt-Ntl5-a5 B-sEsts-,
Eho shut and killed Anna Thes,s-
= us ci1r Il 1888. Ri who EEs
souo5 ooi guilty q murder oscz1ss
9. insanity, vas released from lAs
Insane asylum = Waterbury.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

F1-1sturs. Pit i -s5.s-E1s5
hare IT 1-5so5s = Ihs ThEw fanny
-hz1 1hs-s y ID disposition q IL
ysE-- q us 1-na5lE-s family II Harry
< ThEw - EsSs- In Il getting on
u EE--sEvE1
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

WEs111E111. \. c. III fo- -zis-
n rs Name and Ihs burial q he
n95lss -hz-s s-1o-ha5 IVES INTRO
5uns6 N Representative Sc1zs-s Il
View Ea-k
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

M1s.a1 Sqs1cz- Ch1rcAla. LII
srE- was defeated t9- -e-slec1scn 10
|E-lEDzn- II NE1cces1s-. England.
II " scFosSo zacEs- T2a1sS. cR1-
cl5E1s-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Garland Kin sallcd.

7ola5o--WlE2z y clsvslso5
1sQ1sE q TIE sx-Prssl5 dent convicted
: Tsa- ago IS 81 agent Q. ths So
called Bridge Trust vas 51s5 $3.50
S15 ssz1 u san to- I've DAYS
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

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TE1cE1 = 1879 1svs- sEacEs1, Ia.
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n - 2o1- al loElT Eod V-o1iszog
Los1 1nD1El hap - relieve As1-
l-ss1as Its peasants cAes-s5 zod
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thar E-E-s-u5s Ia - Esr. EAls es
EEs .sS-s @D
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Mer,cu-r Tpherculosis CIR.

Washington. n C.-TAEt -s-c1-v
ca ~ 1sa5 Is Al Elective Eszpoz
against T1hsrCoias5s = asserted n
NsTsl S1-Eaoa Barton Lisls Wright
II he --latest Issue Il Tie Caits5 States
Naval 51llssiz
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

Cls-y-so = New gEE Cs-y have
-52s1 : secret ClEE1zE-a1 ID
SE-aE1 z1s propaganda - Ca--s1-4-
Ss-Zs1 ever lie scl7s G.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

Sr11zz- New S11-a Wales = If
huFcc1z II Chinese q japanese goods.
xhscn originated Il Cha IS FL oEl-
caus q M TE1sl Nan 2115s1- u
zEs1 February, las -szcos5 ST11sT
ana = practically c11r2s1s Asrs-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
OFFICIALS FAIL Fatal


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was thrown ron z horse ana rs sss
Vas 1-0Ezl AElulE1c1- following
e19o1 po1s11- IVES -ol1ws5 IT DEAN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Lynchinc II Skisor.

Rhvol1ts- Nsr-4 s-s- Sz13 Q,
citizs1s al Skidoo. 5f1y-ars miles
south Of here. ovs-pows-ed Ire Shs--
rs guard n charge q Joseph Snip
soa. E gambler. who SO; a15 killed
James Arlo16 ThzT hanged Snip
soa 70 E telegraph pols
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Indian Family n-aEnS

SaEvoas. CklA-As Ias -au- =
8 g1grdau-s1 hare H s-L-s family u
A3ckEpoo 1o5zE1s ca1sisDE = ire
cszoz-s vs-s drowned
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

Washington. \ Che 7-ss5 5s1s
oa1llE-a5 Czq-Ei1 william Sha5sl5
CscElas - fs Z SsE--A5ui-El Gz--
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Frrlchr Rnux Inrrrssed-

TAs EEs1srl trunk line z-as--s1zs
have decided u 81 1GsEss = 1-sE-
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Tan Rsrsr MIS- Eaau.s ou1-u..

Tan 5zvz-. NEss-P-sc1cz1l FL
= 1hs c5-1o- nils Il fan 2zT- have
5aci5a5 = R5o-t 3 drastic 2o6cT y
uu-1E-l-1E --o5lC1al
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
ohio Fes-s Rloadhouads.

Columbus Ohio. - Tie House
shocked q ths brutality Of ths F-opo-
sit5oo. lo5s11itsly postponed us
N1zszz- Ss-zts hin 20 zu-1o-Lzs
SAs-@s 70 keep bloo5houo5s % -scs
criminals
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
NEWS By CABLE
EPaTgIaTEp asTos &c. CHEsAFEakE &c.


Lon5ur-Tns ChssEqs8k E1c5
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Eussu1
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1sAE TIE buE1s winch TIE II
8ElAclHFz charge s9uoas5 Cr1sGa
asso 1880 Z In -as ISL
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Burssnrsan Ilssdaa,,gs.s 5000.

Omaha Nsa--os Burlington
ElEl-aE5 t3ass5 H shcps Il 1hs West
55sshE-E1E 5DBB workman @qo--
E--y
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

F-HE1-E- Gs-DE1T- - 0r- -1@--
5u-s 5E--A AT rs sa-lsvz-s z.La-ssly
Ez-n6-sv from IL M25a-E.s E-E51cEl
-ss--y 5u-zzg -hs NE-aoEl Cio-vzo111
EN5ch WIS Asl5 hs-s
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Fgss4 70 Can only Fur Cas,.

Ic15Cc-Tts Azs-3sEo 5ss- =
1s--lss.iyss WI Do eEl Z. E1E Eu-,-
z'sE1 l1-- n IL WY ha1s. VII liz
zxcs-1c- y pants II ne As35-s--E-
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Lam Men PE@ RAcs-

NE1zlR-E-s5s-5ck StE-- Professor
Ct Ac-1ro2ol9E 4 C1sszs3 T11vs--
S-y. SAYS zhs Nsg-ztos 9. Csz-L LII
M belong = IL sane -Ecs Is IL
PrE-saS II Cs--E1 A1-lcL
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

SllE, 1nslR-4 sa-1uus aE1rs -
e711- Is SlE-.=1 Il N1-1 INA.
4rS A1-EE-1 -1s&. -1S -sS- -EZV=
1Ec.z-s 1890 S-2-S < EESEoE =
lhs fad ME1E 41E1E1s E-s 9c-1E1E
As1- 52Ss = o11s- ISasS E-s II
E1Sc-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

7zr--Au-7-51cs, EEl-Ths T-s-
1e6 S-E-ss Ez1aaEz 0uszzDs SAILED
1-uu here ear Tsrsz1zlR Sns VII
ne suIl9zs5 Z c--g--E dispatches
xzr II z1ssszl. American Minister -
Tanszzsis- - lns ess1s SzEEa1 ~
Wz-suzs-E1- Cu-zrsE
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Chemist p.les Il Fzzrus

GuETESEl, 11r--s 11ras d
1x1saE, ! 1o-s5 .U-sQsE1 k.os-1s-
11e5 II ms a1ry 1-sz 11sa-t ElEgus
EA51h n c.u-zC.s1 l. IL Al15c-sE
LEa1rEra-F VILE preparing zE10s :
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

Casa tlE1rR- Lu-acca---cs 5-1-isA
s-sRE Ss-1E-s- bearing A11z1 RI
fl -isSo1 L Lns Powers 1S1I tsrs
4c- G5s-L1-E- TIE Essio1 VII 70
- Lc-d11 al 1ts1 = Ss--z1 - ssk
-'scol31n o. -I-ETs11o1 VIII
F-E1cs- On behalf .. MulEl EG5s lie
s.-cz-a5 SE7-E1 - he South
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Caaasrz Fssrssa N = Frler<alrg.

s. Petersburg. 31szE--os Pre-
5sc- - 7o1cs lbs zilEcE-cs5 -os CT
VIII s-11Es11 7sEllE0a1s. x-Z1s
-hs -szi5s1ls u e zxqsc-s1 s-15zzls
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
NEW GERMAN wARSHIP DOCKS
Government WI Soon BegsR Their
Erection On KSel Canal

Ss-a1--TAs Imperial Government
viii Soo7 begin the erection 81 S-Gns-
e1sttss. AZ TIE entrance Of the hisl
Canal s great docking 2z5 -sgzl- e.
Enlistment fer varsAs7s- Tie plan
5 10 bald enc dry deck row ard az
ether IL 1893.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

Minneapolis Painters Organize.
A rev union OF ssga pzsz-s-S las
sssz organized in Minneapolis Mi-a-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01

PE-s-F-1z 7s--rE1z. H-o1As--
iz.-lsv q laoqoi5 &C 2o1AsctZ5. WHO
i v-1-l-1Sz-1E Identified with -ts AZ
El1-sSElS1 Assogzs1cz q Loo5c--
caz15rss5 sulc5s Il rs EQz-UsoS
Il -ns Grand zo1sl hare.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
Russla orasr,s Flrs NsrsAlE...

-ao5uc--1s 5lsszE1 Gov=-zs-i
las ordered I've EE-sAiEs, sscA ozs
- - lE-Es- r1Eo he 0rsE1oolgA-.
zra- I'm :. C3-5s sA5ziegzl5s-S
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-01
ACCUSE PASTOR OF HEREsY.
After . Years the ReF- E Il Cuuon.
q 81 Pan. a 10 Be Dropped.

81 PEul. E11n-2oas-- Hamilton
C0rcr. D. D, aged s-x-F-ssvsn. 1a-
ITS11T-1TS years 81 Episcopal Ia<sr-
gEE1 II Minnesota. L charged With
1aresF- III Bishop E1sE1 hgs ~
-1sac - gre 61- 5cs1ss = preach,
because n Declared Q1a-sclF 1hz1 1hs
SHY . Ct-ssss Resurrection WIS 5
1El-E 1Rls
Evening journal., 1908-08-18
CLEVELAND CLUB
CAUGHT FARMING

CINCINNATI. Aug. iS-The course
pursued by the Cleveland American
League Club in transactions involving
seven players is irregular and in viola
tion OF tho national agreement, accord
ing to a decision OF the National Base
bali Commission to-day, and the play
ers viii be subject TO purchase or draft
in the future by any club. They are
William Hille. William Speas anc
Dick Breen. sold 10 Akron; Jacob
Dauber and II. E. Ros', to Columbus;
Otto Hess. TO Columbus: Charles
Pruitt to Toledo. and c. c. Raney. to
Portland
The decision. m part, Gays: During
the past season the Cleveland club has
filed agreements with the commission
that appeared 20 be in proper form
for sales of the players. with options
TO recall
Last week the Cleveland club noti-
fed the commission that it desired to
recall all of these players and tender
ed in payment promissory notes given
by the minor league clubs.
The course pursued ~ the Cleveland
club in these transactions is irregular
and cannot be approved by the com,
mission. There can be no question
Evening journal., 1908-08-18
PAGERS TO GO IT
FOR $500 A SIDE

A match race for 5000 a side. three
heats in five. between the PAGERS. Cap
tain Jack. owned by Powell Peacock,
of Elkton. and Delaware Boy, owned
by George johnson, of Newark, win be
decided at the Belmont track. Philadel-
phia. tomorrow afternoon. Joseph
Davidson. who was sterling judge at
the Pocomolxe Fair last week. will give
the horses the word. Peacock will
drive his horse. Richardson of Pitts
burg. win drive Delaware Boy.
The race was arranged several weeks
ago ana because of the intense rivalry
many wagers have been made. The
winner win take the entire $500.
1t was intended to have the race on
the kite-shaped track OF DR.. Mccoy
at Kirkwood. but this track could not
be secured. A large delegation oi
MARYLAND and Delaware horsemen vii
see the event
Evening journal., 1908-08-18
TIGERS" SORE
ON "PEACHES''
Former Glad They Have No
More Games to Play
With Locals

The Trenton True American says;
Trenton baseball fans can well rejoice
that they have seen the last Of the
Wilmington club in this city. Man
ager O'Rourke and his crate OF
Peaches left Trenton for Wilmington
Saturday evening, and there not being
any more games between the two
clubs, the Peaches will not appear
here again. During the past week the
local enthusiasts were given their fill
Of Wilmington. Arriving here We'd
nesday the tail-enders played six
games I'm four days. and there was a
contest that developed excitement. In
that game the Peaches defeated the
Tigers. Thirteen games have been
played with Wilmington In this city,
but il was not so much the previous
games that tired the fans here as ii
was the series during the past week.
During the entire series the Whining
tons displayed a I-don't-care spirit
that converted the games into listless,
uninteresting matches and the local
management should congratulate it.
self that it is done with the team. The
fans did not suffer al1ne. for Colonel
Perrine lost several dollars in admis-
sion fees that would have gone into
the clubs treasury had the Whining
ton club played up to it's form.
Evening journal., 1908-08-18
GAME
PROVED A FARCE
Trenton and Wilmington Got
Back at Managers Who
Forced the Show

The Trenton True American says:
The farcical ending Of the exhibition
game between the Trenton and Will
mington clubs Saturday afternoon
should teach Colonel Perrine not to
arrange exhibition games against the
win Of the players and manager. The
old saying about leading horse to
water might be distorted into an ap-
plication something like this: "You
can arrange exhibition games but you
can't make the players do their best"
Wilmington and Trenton played four
league games in three games and had
another to play on the fourth day.
and it was hardly fair to ask the men
TO play an exhibition game after the
league contest on Saturday. The play
ers protested when they heard that
the exhibition game had been arranged
but their protests availed them Moth
ing. Then they threatened that they
would not play, but even then the an
nouncement was made that the game
was on. Then the players could do
nothing but appear for the game. But
the outcome is we'll known to the fif-
teen hundred fans who were in at
tendance. The players Immediately
converted the game into a farce.
There were many who were inclined
to feel sore over the game, but most
Of the spectators enjoyed the fun
provided by the men on the diamond
While we do not wish to go on record
as saying that the players did right in
doing as they did. we do think IL un-
wise for the management to arrange
an exhibition game to follow a league
game at this stage of the season. and
particularly after the club had played
double header but two days previous
with the same team.
Evening journal., 1908-08-18
GLIMPSES FROM
The SUB-CELLAR
Gossip From the Various
Teams in the Tri-Siate
Circuit

Harrisburg has only one pitcher that can
beat Wilhamsport. Williamsport has four
that can beat the williamsport
News.
A number Of Lancaster's heavy hitters
have fallen off considerably Of late in
their batting.-W -Williamsport News.
Heckert failed to take four out Of five
as he had hoped.--williamsport News.
There is clamor at Johnstown for
Shortstop Richards release.-WIiliama
port News.
The Altoona Athletic Association IS
being organized to promote and build
up winning team for Altoona the re-
mainder Of the season and next sea-
son.-Lancaster News.
Earlier in the season the Lancaster
players were Dragging about the bonus
money the Red Rose management
would shell out when they copped the
pennant. Now they are satisfied if
the ghost walks once a month.-Har-
risburg Star-Independent. There is
still bonus coming to them. Fur
thermore the club has not as yet ask
ed the Board of Trade for assistance
nor has any collections been taken up
at the gate in order to help pay
salaries.-Lancaster News.
Does any one believe that the Tri-
State is going back to outlaw ball?-
Trenton Times.
Gochnauer looks the best Of any OF
the new bunch of umpires. Trenton
won and lost under his decisions and
there were no kicks either game. But
we are still yelling mix" on Fineran,
Nallin and characterization Times.
The theft Of Saturdays game viii
react on Harrisburg.
When decency and honesty are set
aside it would be better to stop play
ing baseball.
With an official umpire the score
vor Of Williamsport.
If a committing magistrate had been
called Calhoun would have been locked
up for disorderly conduct.
There were thirty or forty Williams
porters at the game, and hundreds of
Harrisburgers will corrcborate their
J testimony as to the outrageous work
! of Selbach and Calhoun.
"Red" Calhoun is the dirtiest rowdy
| that ever disgraced a baseball dia-
mond. A year ago no almost killed
a boy when he threw the ball at tho
knockers on the bleachars. On Satur-
day, without an umpire 70 remove him
/ from the field. he violated every rule
/ of the game. IN
Harrisburg deserves to be barred
from the league for unprofessional con-
duct.
/ The Harrisburg writers say:
The first inning was nightmare,
/ but the Senators woke up in time in
7 the seventh.
Talk about hard losers. You would
think that WilliamsDort is real base
ball daffy by the way the few rooters
here went on.
There's still a chance to overcome
the Billies and win theh pennant an1
it means something Tor the Harris
burg players to get busy now for tho
grand finish.
No sorer bunch has ever left tho
Harrisburg grounds than Woverton
and his men. Wolverton showed his
calibre by splitting tobacco juice in the
eye of a boy who was kidding him
running alongside of lie visiting teani's
wagon on its way over the bridge. Such
actions merit nothing short of arrest.
They'll say more later.
Evening journal., 1908-08-18
SERIOUS FIRE
ON A FARM

Fire of an unknown origin, early yes
terday morning, destroyed the barn on
the farm of Mrs. Louisa Clark, near
Board Run, about three miles from
Hockessin. One horse and a COW were
burned to death
A valuable threshing machine, be-
longing TO Matthew Roser. which was
in the building. was also consumed.
Evening journal., 1908-08-18
WHAT THEY THINK OF Us

One fan was heard to say after the sec
ond game that he had never seen any
thing so funny, while another fan re-
marked that he had never before been
passed such ripe lemon.-rrenton True
American.
Everybody is glad that the Wiimingtons
are through coming here.-Trenton True
American.
Wilmington has secured the services
of a new third sacker. Kelley is the name
Of the new Peach.-WiliamsPort News.
Evening journal., 1908-08-18
DUNN in BOSTON
FOR NEW PLAYERS

NEWARK, N. J., Aug. 1s.-The ORR
ole nine is stopping at the Broadway
Central Hotel, New York. 1t was re-
ported that Manager Dunn is trying to
effect a deal in Boston with the Ma
tions. in which Jack Knight may be
seen in a Boston uniform.
While Dunn is in Boston, Byers will
act as captain of the team Adkins
and Robinson are now with the team,
and Adkins will probably pitch to-day.
Cassidy's injury. sustained in the Buff
falo series, is giving him trouble, and
he was compelled to leave the game
yesterday, Hearne playing first.
Evening journal., 1908-08-18
SEBRING GOES BACK
TO THE BIG LEAGUE

Saturday was "Jim" Sebring's last
game with Harrisburg. He has been
assured that he will be reinstated and
has left for Brooklyn, where he will
join the team Of that place. He has
been away from the National League
since 1905, when he Joined Williams
port on account OF the illness of his
wife. leaving CincinDatl. The Tri-
State was then an outlaw league and
for that reason it was difficult for Sc
bring to get back to the major league.
Evening journal., 1908-08-18
Wants Basketball Games,

The Patterson basketball team
Junior champions of Baltimore, would
like to arrange games with local 121-
125-pound teams for ths coming win
ter. Teams wishing games should
communicate with Oscar H. Wurz-
bacher. manager. 10 East Cross street
Baltimore. Md.
Evening journal., 1908-08-18

that the agreements are violations Of
the national agreement and in all
cases an abuse of farming The
Cleveland club is hereby called upon
to show cause why a penalty should
not be inflicted as well as all Of the
minor league clubs involved"
Evening journal., 1908-08-18
LEADERS GET
HARD KNOCKS
WiIIiamspOrt and Harrisburg
Writers Reopen the War
of Words

Following the defeat of Williams
port by Harrisburg. Saturday. the Will
Transport sporting writers have been
working overtime again knocking the
Senators. Sporting writer's Of the lat
ter town have not recovered from the
blow, but when they dc there will be
more doing from their side.
Following are a few of the nice
things the Williamsport writer's have
said about the Harrisburg since the
game:
Evening journal., 1908-08-18
ARRANGING for Races.

In order to allow the farmers Of
this county who own speedy horses to
compete at the coming New Castle
County Agricultural Fair, it has been
decided by the directors to have ESQ
trot and a $50 pace event. Lambert
]. Foulk will receive entries for these
events until August %.
Evening journal., 1908-08-18
Nem caatle pefeats AIl. WiIminnton.

NEW CASTLE. Aug. 1s.-The New Cen
tury defeated the Wilmington at this
city. by the score OF 6 to /. But three hits
were made of Grant. The game abound
ed in fine plays.
Evening journal., 1908-08-18

Harrisburg at Trenton.
Wilmington at Williamsport.
Altoona at Lancaster.
JOhnstown at Reading.
Evening journal., 1908-08-18
Add More Races.

The committee in charge Of the races
at the county fair has added ESQ
trot and $50 pace to the program
as well as two milk wagon races for
the benefit of the farmers.
Evening journal., 1908-08-18
PREVENTS
TRI-STATE GAMES

Rain prevented the game between Will
mington and Williamsport at Will. ms
port yesterday. The teams are scheduled
to play again to-day From Williamsport
the Peaches will go to Harrisburg t0-mor-
row for a series of two games.
Evening journal., 1908-08-18
American League.
Yeatorday,s Gana.

st. Louis. ?; Athletics. 2. (Ten in
nings; darlness).
Detroit, 1; Boston, 0.
Cleyeland, s; New York, 1.
Washington, 4; Chicago, 4. (Seven
innings)
Evening journal., 1908-08-18
nolan pidn,t PIav.

The announcement that ]. Frank Dolan
took part in the DUPONT X-Wilmlngton
game at Front and Union streets on Sat
urday was untrue. Dolan pitched for
H0lyoke, Mass. team on that day.
Evening journal., 1908-08-18
Delaware Shuts Out Newport Jrs.

The Delaware team shut out the New
port Juniors on Saturday. ] 10 0. Brickcr
for Delaware allowed the Newport boys
but three hits.