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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-07-20
This and That.

While picking blackberries, Miss Min
ME Skein was bitten twice by rattle
snake. and is in a serious condition at
her home in Wolfe county.
Ed Callahan, who was shot by an as
sassin in his store in Breathitt county,
has sufficiently recovered from his in
juries to resume business.
Marcellus Rinehart. an alleged men,
Der of a night rider band which killed
Rufe Hunter near GAINESVILLE. Tenn,
was found guilty of first degree murder.
The tariff bill will probably be CON-
pleted by the end of this week and will
receive the signature of the President
and become law in the early days OF
next week. according to the best in.
formed persons at Washington.
Judge Moss. at Memphis, decideC
that the sale of NEAR BEER" contain
ing any part of alcohol. no matter how
small, is a violation of the statutes Of
Tennessee and asked that indictments
be returned against the dispensers o.
such decoctions.
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IN NEIGHBoRING COUNTIES.

Knox county will build an annex tC
her Jail.
The government officials have select.
ed the site offered by A. r. Humble
and A. J. Sears for public building in
Somerset.
Rodney Keenon. secretary of the
Harrodsburg Fair, has our thanks for
complimentary to his fair which will be
held Aug. IL. ID. IL.
John Stanfill, proprietor of a barber
shop at Richmond. was arrested on a
warrant from Williamsburg, charging
nonsupport of his family.
Resorting to strategy. Frank Soda
mon, of Somerset, and David DozIer,
of Lexington, escaped from the Frank
fort penitentiary. but were caught
The Landy- house at Danville
was rsided by Chief of Police Wood and
deputies and nine of its occupants were
arrested. They we're fined 500 each
but were told that if they would leave
town their fines would be suspended
They left.
After the jury had announced that
they were unable to agree, w. r.
Campbell. who was on trial at Lexing-
ton for killing Policeman Michael Muir
ply, was dismissed on motion of Com
monwealth's Attorney Allen. who stat.
ed that the juries had been unable
TO agree in any of the defendants three
trials and be saw no prospect of a con-
viction being secured.
After being out 45 minutes, the jury
in the case Of Berry Simpson returned
a verdict at midnight at Richmond
Berry Simpson. George Stanley anc
Elisha Siaven were given life sentence:
on the murder charge, while Berry
Simpson, his son, Jesse; George Stan
ley. Elisha and Oliver Slaven were
found guilty of conspiracy and disobey
ing the injunction. and will be sen
fenced on this charge by Judge Coch
ran. Harvey Simpson. another son Of
Berry Simpson, was acquitted
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-07-20

Foley's Honey and Tar not only
stops chronic coughs that weaken the
constitution and develop into con-
sumption, but heals and strengthens
the lungs. 1t affords comfort and re-
lief in the worst cases of chronic bron-
chitis, asthma, hay fever and lung
trouble. Stanford Drug Co.
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Premium List Of The Lincoln Coun-
ty Fair, Which Begins
Tomorrow.

No. Best mare mule colt under one
year.
Horse mule colt under one year.
Mare mule one year old and under
two.
4 Best horse mule one year old and
under two.
Best mare and mule colt (colt at
side.)
HORSES:
Best horse colt under one year old
Best FLY colt under one year old.
Best mare or gelding one year old
and under two.
9 Mare or gelding two years old and
under three.
10 Mare or gelding three years old
and under four.
II Pheton mare or gelding any age,
10 hands and under.
~ Thoroughbred stallion. mare or
geiding. any age. age considered.
l2s sucking colt (either sex) by
Beau Naboth.
10 Fancy turnout; single horse; de-
corations not considered; stations bar
red.
Ii Walking mare or gelding. Sound
ness not considered). any age.
Is Pair of mares or geldings any age.
is Stallion three years old and under
four
II Mare or gelding three years old
and under four
is Pair any age, regardless Of sex,
color or ownership.
10 Mare or gelding any age.
20 Stallion any age.
JACKS JENNETs AND MULES:
2l Jack any age, age considered.
p Jennet any age, age considered
% Mare mule two years old and under
three.
"a Horse mule two years old and un
der three.
25 Mare mule three years old anC
over.
26 Horse mule three years old ant
over.
q Mule any age
% Pair mules any age, regardless o
sex or color.
HORSES.
20 Sucking colt (either sex) by Ches
ter Pesvine.
30 Gelding four years old and over.
81 FUly colt under one year old.
80 Horse colt under one year old.
33 Mare or gelding one year old ant
under two.
"a Mare or gelding two years old anc
under three.
35 Stallion one year old and under two
PONIES:
SO Mare and colt. (mare as inches an,
under.)
81 Stallion. mare or gelding. not owe
50 inches; show optional.
3s Pony, driven by boy or girl.
80 Stallion three years old and undo
four.
40 Stallion four years old and over.
al Mare or gelding any age.
AZ Mare or gelding three years oil
and under four.
42a Rockaway mare or gelding an.
age.
43 Stallion four years old and over.
A Saddle stallion, mare or geldin
any age.
as Stallion two years old and unde
three.
46 Stallion one year old and unde
two.
AZ Mare and colt (colt at side. eithe
sex), regardless Of breeding.
4S Stallion two years old and unde
three.
40 Mare four years old and over.
]. COLT STAKE.
] so colt (either sex.)
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CHURCH MATTERS.

Rev. H. C. McGill. of Providence.
this State, has accepted call to the
Baptist church at Nicholasville.
Mrs. Caroline Woodcock. mother Of
the Right Rev. G. E. Woodcock, BishoE
of Kentucky, died at her home at Plain
vile. Conn.
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Everyone would be benefited by TAX
ing Foley's Orino Laxative for stom-
ach and liver trouble and habitual
constipation. IL sweetens the stomach
and breath, gently stimulates the liver
and regulates the bowels and is much
superior to pills and ordinary laxa-
tives. Why not try Foley's Orino
Laxative to-day? Stanford Drug Co.
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In the event that General Purcy
Haly becomes the permanent Secretary
of the Democratic State Committee. it
will leave vacancy on the State
Board of Control. 1t would be a
graceful thing for Governor Wilson to
appoint Col. w. p. Walton, the veteran
newspaper man and old Democratic war
horse. to the Office. as a Democrat
would have to be selected Somerset
Journal.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-07-20

The smallest and most expensive
watch in the world is the ornament to
a finger ring set around with pearls.
A French jeweler has recently brought
over three of these and is offering them
for sale to the leaders of fashion.
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Preventics those Candy Cold Cure
Tablets-will safely an : quickly check
all colds and the Grip. Try them once
and see! 4s-25c. old by Penuys Drug
Store.
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Amuse OF IN the
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Life 100000 Years Ago.

Scientists have found in cave In
Switzerland bones of men, who lived
100, 900 years ago, when life was In
constant danger from wild beasts. To-
day the danger, as shown by A. w.
Brown. OF Alexander, Me-, is largely
from deadly disease. "If it had not
been for DR.. Kings New Discovery,
which cured me, could not have liv-
cd, )" he writes, suffering as | did
from a severe lung trouble and stub
born cough" To cure Sore Lungs,
Colds, obstinate Coughs, and prevent
Pneumonia, its the best medicine on
earth. SOC and 81. Guaranteed by
Penny's Drug Store Trial bottle free.
Japanese horses wear sandals of rice
straw, bundles of which are attached
to the saddle, to be renewed when
necessary. The Iceland peasant shoes
his pony with sleeps horn. In the Up
per Oxus valleys horseshoes made of
the antlers of the mountain deer, fas-
tened with horn pins. are employed.
Horses in the Sudan go in their stock
ing feet their socks are of camel skin.
II people with symptoms of kidney
or bladder trouble could realize their
danger they would without loss OF
time commence taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy. This great remedy stops the
pain and the Irregularities, strength.
ems and builds up the organs and
there is no danger of Brights' disease
or other serious disorder. Do not
disregard the early symptoms. Stan
ford Drug Co.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20
WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fiye ard ore-haR furlongs. Dor.
othy Webb. 100 uleid). 20 % l. won: Aunt Kate
le Burns. 20 J. second: Mexican Girl. 100 CHer-
bert. 70 2 third. Time o. Approdite De
sirous. Annexation Hands Around and Whisk
Broom also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five furongs Patsalsga 10
tTrq1lerl. % 2 w0n Amanda Lee 100 Rettigl
% /. second: Acolin. l07 CMentryl D 20 J. third
Time. l-G Miss MapletOn. Whim Eva Tanguav,
Miss Sly. and Queen City also ran.
THIRD RACE-Fye ard one-hah furlones.
Woodlsne. 10, lBurusl 90 s. won; Night Mist
III Hardy. u 70 ]. second; LOYAL Maid Jog
Nieutul. 4 70 J. third. Time lO9l-5 Kinis
Fisher. Fantasia Zeola. Chalice. Caltha and Ka-
mesha II also rsn-
FOURTH RACE-Five and one-haif f1rlonqs
Gallant Pirate. lis Kennedy 10 !. won: Wool
Casta, Jos Howard. 9 70 g. second: Paul Davis.
~ lBurnsl. 70 5. third. Time. lO9 Is Grace
Dixon. Starover. and Ed G.. also ran
FIFTH RACE-Seven furlongs. Melissa 100
Rossl. 20 J. won Anna l. DAILY. % tHoggl Is
10 J. second: Martin DOYLE ll2 Hardy. Is 10 I.
third. Time. la So Ben Double St. Jeanne
Sewell. and Hasty Agnes also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and a flrIone Point
Lace s3 CBurtinl. 20 :. won; Floreal lO2 lRice).
% l. second; Howard Pearson. 100 (Hoegi. Is IA
!. third Tine. ! IS Is. Plume. Gerymander, Al
menda, Font, and Leamcncc also ran.
SEVENTH HACE-One mile. Ham Richr~on
Jos tIacksonl 80 10 J. won: The Shaughraun. I'M
tHoggl. 10 20 ]. second Gretna Green. III Turn,l.
70 5. third. Time. ~. Tackle. Orlandot. Pat
Share. BE Thankful. Sahado. Banrida F1arney.
Baniyes. and Little Minnie also ran
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MAY BIZ UNABLE TO START
Ocean Bound Has Been Thrown Out
of Training.
WOodfOrd Clay's Champion Two
yenr-oId FilIy BADLY Injured in
Last Saturdays Race.

New York. Aug 19.-From present in
dications Woodford Clay's champion
two-year-old FLY. ocean Bound. Will not
be able TO start in the Futurity to be run
at the bay a week from next Monday
After winning the rich Sinaway Stakes.
ocean Bound was regarded as possible
winner OF the Hopeful last Saturday but
during the running Of that event the
Star Shoot hlly was so severely cut down
that she has been thrown out OF train
ing. and some Of the turf sharps at the
Spa say she may never face the barrier
again
James Gaffney viii start Barleythorpe
with Jockey Gilbert to ride. He goes
into the Futurity with allowances that
VIII make bis burden IL pounds. and he
will receive a special preparation for
that event.
II Is a foregone conclusion that James
r. Keene will start both Sweep and
Grasmere in the Fuurity. the former
picking up 80 pounds and the latter car
rying l22
James McManus' Rocky O'Brien. win
ner Of the Hopeful. will also 60 70 the
post. carrying 80 pounds including IS
pounds penalty for his victory last Satur-
day.
John E. Madden Is saying very little
about his Futurity candidates. but Il ls
predicted that he Will start Sticker and
may also send out Bishop, who is said 70
have shown some fast trials In private
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WILL TRAIN LOWE.
"Kid" Sullivan 10 Get Him I'm shape
for Schumacher.

-hto sullivan 10 Get Him I'm shape
for Schumacher.
Baltimore. Nd. Aug. l9.-''Kid" sulu.
van, the Washington lightweight. Will
not join Al Schumacher's training camp
aD Catonsville. This morning Sammy
Harris. the manager Of Schumacher. re-
ceived word from Sullivan that he had
consented TO train Lowe for his fifteen
round bout with Schumacher before the
Eureka Athletic Club. at the Germania
Maennerchor Hall, next Thursday night.
Although Sullivan would have liked 10
have worked out with the New York
lightweight. he has already promised
Lowe 70 spar with him, as II was Lowe
who prlmed him and advised how TO
beat Decker in their recent mill in this
city.
As Sullivan is still in the Harris stable.
II seems an unusual occurrence for SuIIi-
van TO get Lowe ready for Schumacher.
Schun1aCher's manager. however. is not
worrying over this fact, as he believes
that Schumacher viii win anyhow, and at
the present he is not in want Of trainers.
as he has nearly half dozen boxers in
HIS Catcnsville quarters, including Kid
Lenny, with whom he does his clever
boxing and Kid Hall. with whom he
oughs Il.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20
DEIS WINS MATCH
Defeats Cake in Bachelors
Tennis Club Tourney.
MEETING IS GREAT SUCCESS
BacheIors' Club VIII Make Event
Yearly Anair-Deis' Network Was
the Main Feature of Yesterdays
Play-Cake's Attempts TO LObb the
Ball Prove TnsuccessfuI.

Before a small crowd yesterday the
first annual handicap tournament Of the
Bachelors Tennis Club came to a close
on the Cathedral Avenue courts in
Woodley Park. the final round being
pulled off between p II. S. Cake and
J. II. Deis, who have each won their
way through their halves OF the tourna-
ment- Deis won by 6-4, 80 and 6-S
AS the tournament was highly success
ful from almost every standpoint. Il will
become an annual affair The entries
included the leading racquet wielders Of
the district among whom were the
famous Doyle brothers.
The only match played yesterday and
which aroused much interest. was be-
tween Cake and Dels. who were 20 battle
Tor three out of five sets. Deis' network
proved the main feature OF the contest
as II brought many games his way.
Cakes attempts 10 lohb the ball were
unsuccessful, but he played his usual
hard and steady game until the last
horn blew and caused many games 10
go by the deuce route. His back-hand
strokes were also unusually strong
The Summaries.
First round-H. E Doyle defeated Hills by de-
fault. Howard defeated Leech by rs 81 Deis
defeated Goreby. rs. -. Graves defeated shep-
pard by 80. 81 Breese defeated PiIlng BY de
fault. Shields defeated StrOhackCr BY 81 6-2
Baird defeated A. Barnard BY default Cotton de-
feated F1ournoy BY rs, 81 johnson defeated
Herrick By 90. lo-a Cake defeated Baiesby BY
s. IS. buckingham defeated Grover by 2-s
6-3 and e.
Second Foun6-Linecln defeated KENYON By 6-s.
lis Howard defeated II. 2. DOYLE By 5-s 6-3
and c.. Deis defeated Graves by 6-3 60 Shields
defeated Bruse by 6-l. 81 Cotton defeated Baird
b. 60 e. Cake defeated johnson by 6-i4
81 Buckingham defeated 4. 2. Barnard by de-
fault Fisher defeated G. Doyle by default
Third round-Lincoln defeated Howard By 50
6-3, and 6-1 Deis defeated shields BY 81 6-i
Cake defeated Cotton by 81, 6-3. and 81.
Fisher defeated Buckingham BY g. 6-l
Scmi-fuals-Deis defeated Lincoln By S. SIS
and 60
Final rOund-Dsis defeated Cake by g.. 90. and
6-3
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NELSON TO TAKE REST.

VIII Not Fight Anybody Until
Some Time Late in Fall.
New York. Aug. bright on top OF
Harlem Tommy Murphy's offer to fight
Battling Nelson ten. twenty-five. or
forty-fve rounds at l33 pounds ringside.
with good-sized bet on the side. comes
the announcement that Nelson has de-
cided to. take a long rest and will not be
ready to fight anybody until some time
later in the fall
Meanwhile. Freddie Welch. the recog-
nlzed English lightweight champion, is
coming back 10 America for the sole
purpose Of forcing the elusive Nelson
into a match, the latter to name his own
terms.
Nelson has lodged Welch for more
than a year
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20
MUD LARKS WINNERS
Four First Choices Lose at
Saratoga Track.
BEAUCOUP TAKES FEATURE
Crystal Maid, Carrying the Top
Weight and Quoted Mt Prohibitive
Odds, Wins the Handicap for
Mares and FilIies-PersOnal Sets
Pace, but Can Only Take Second.

Saratoga, Aug. l9.-Mud larks got the
money again to-day as the track was still
heavy, but the players OF fsvorites did
not fare as well as usual, as four first
choices suffered defeat.
The Cabin Selling Stakes at seven fur
longs was the feature. May Amelia, s.
too favorite. led for nearly half the dis
tance and then stopped That was
Creevy's cue 10 go 10 the front with
Beaucoup. who gailoped home with two
lengths in his favor. Great Heavens
made Up a lot OF ground in the stretch
and was second.
Crystal Maid, at prohibitive odds and
carrying top weight. won the handicap
for fllies and mares Of all ages. She
followed the pace set by Personal for
about half a mile, and then took COM
mand in such easy style that she came
to the judges on the bit. seven lengths
TO the good. Personal got the place.
The Schwartz brothers. OF Wall street,
cleaned up with their old campaigner,
Far West who backed down TO 9 to 2. won
the handicap for all ages. Ruble ran
Royal Onyx into the ground in the
first half. when Far West moved up and
won going away by two lengths.
Expansionist held the other jumpers
safe at all stages in the steeplechase at
about two miles, and won breezing. o.
x. ran to his best form and had a cinch
on the place
p. T. Chinn served UP Donald Mac
Donald as an odds on favorlte, In the
fifth race, but he was beaten with ease
BY the Chelsea's Stables much improved
Spellbound. 10 /. who ran the best race
OF his career
Donald Macdonald. outrun in the first
stages, closed fast and nailed the place.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-seren furionrs. Far West lo7
tButwelO. 3 to ? won; FirJst0ne lis CPowers) g
% 5. second: ROYAL ONYX g lDusan) 70 s.
third Time, 80 i-5 Ruble and Fighting Bob also
ran.
SECOND RACE-Two miles: s.eeplechase. Fx-
Tansonist, 81 CicAfeel l 70 Q won: O. X, ls2
Ryan, 20 1. second Bigot. l32 (Anen) IS % l.
third. Imio i;A Pompous Bohbin Around. and
Meddlesome Boy also ran.
THIRD RACE-Seven furlongs. Beaucoup III
lCccvyl. 20 5, won; Great Heavens. 100 CHinch-
clfcl. 20 l. second; Or. Holzberg, lc4 (Daven-
port. IS 10 1. third. Time, l3o. May Amelia
and Ro7imiro also ran
FOURTH RACE-one mile Crystal Maid. us
lMaTtinl. II 70 90 won; Personal 9s Davenport
4 70 /. second: Zienap. loi Niusgravel. 70 ..
third. Time l:i5 55. Bardminstcr also ran
FlFIH RACE-Oua mile. Spellbound, l02
tUraD. 10 l. won d. MeDona;d s7 CDavenport)
20 5. second: Michael Beck. iO5 Butler q 70
!. third. Time. ia5. King Sol. Miss Perigord
John Gamer. LaIy. Maxim Gun and Tony Faust
alr0 ran
SIXTH RACE-seren furlouss, German sH7er.
lo2, Musgravel. % l. won; Msdgold io2 Nc
Caheyl. 90 /. second. Ten PAGES. los page. 8
20 5. third. Time. % IS. Aatinc, Martinez
and Count Stefdns also ran
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20
SAYS BURKE QUIT.
Lewis Claims He Dropped 90 Floor
10 Escape Punishment.

New York Aug. ITO settle a con-
troversy that has been raging among
persons who saw the Lewis-Burke fight
at the Fairmont Athletic Club last Fri
day night somebody asked Lewis to-day
whether or not II was a fact that Burke
quit Lewis said: "Of course he quit.
There is nothing to It; when I knocked
him down in the sixth he wasn't out by
a long shot. His head was as clear as
mine and he knew what he was about.
When he got up at the count Of six he
looked me square in the eve. and then as
Started another wallop for his jaw he
dropped 10 the floor TO escape punish
ment II was the clearest case Of quit
ting I ever saw and wanted TO settle
our affair then and with a clean knock
out"
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20

The Belmont Tigers will play the La
fayette Athletic Club at Union League
Park Saturday at 2:SO o'clock and Joe
Cans will umpire
The Belmont is one Of the strongest
teams in the city and has played and
defeated the best colored teams In Wash
ington. The Lafayette is one of the fast
est teams in the South and has just
returned from a tour through West Vir-
ginia. Virginia Maryland. Pennsylvania
and New Jersey. winning fifteen straight
games and defeating the strongest teams
In those States
During intermissioE between the first
and second games there will be a race
circling bases. a 1o0-yard dash between
the fastest men on each team, and q
long-distance throwing match.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20
woodmen to Play Bali.

This afternoon at o'clock the Cypress
Camp. WOodmea of the World baseball
team. with T. G. Malone as captain will
play the engraving division Of the Bureau
Engraving and Printing. The game will
take place on diamond No. at Fifteenth
and streets southwest Victor Bielaski,
who Is well-known In local baseball cir
cles. will captain the Bureau team. and
will appear for the last time on the d-a-
mond. After the game the engraving di-
vision team will entertain the Woodmen
with refreshments and literary and mu-
steal programme,
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20
AUTOv1ILE RACE CARD.
Four Excellent Harness Events Are
Booked for Saturday.

-Four harness events and two running
races are scheduled by Mr.. Edward Dan
iels Tor the matinee to be held az the
Autovine Driving Park tomorrow after
noon
Among the list OF entries already re-
ceived are such high class horses as
Iinkwood May Caricita, Bob R.. Alma.
Red Rock Emorystone, Edith Knight.
Prince Alto, Nellie c., Katie A.. Silver.
Dan, and Patsey in the harness class,
and Fishhook, Wabash Queen, and Cha
peron In the running class.
The driving park Is accessible by
steam. trolley. and By the finest pike
in all this section Of country. To reach
the track by train consumes only about
fifteen minutes. The drive by private
conveyance Is through a finely shaded
road and through a romantic tract Of
country. Racing will begin promptly at
1.S0
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20
MINOR LEAGUES.
TRI-sTATE LEAGuE-

At Lanoaster-Johnstown. S; Lancaster. 2
Az Ycrk-Altoona. 3; York. T.
Al WilliamspoTt. Z; Trenton. 6
AZ Roading-Hauisburg 0; Reading. 3.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At st. Paul-Louisville. 4: ST. PauI. 0.
At Observation-Disclosures 5; Columbus Z
At Kansas Cib-Tolcdo. z; Kansas city. s
At Minncapc. c.s-Indianapclis 2; Minneapolis
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20
SUCCESS IS ASSURED.
Teams Picked for Gaelic Football
Game at irish Fair.

NANuc ul ANls7h aAEs
The Gaelic football game, which viii be
an attraction at the A. o. H. Fair and
Field Day at Benning September p and
%, is now an assured success. The two
teams that VIII compete for the trophy
offered by the athletic committee have
been picked from the membership Of Di-
visions 1 and 3
The teams are composed OF men who
have played thesgame before. not only in
New York. where there are several Gaelic
football teams. but who have played the
game in ireland.
Capt Hurley. In charge Of the team
from Division No. l. reports that his team
has been practicing for the past two
weeks, and that In a short time II Will be
in perfect condition. II Is stated that he
intends challenging the Baltimore Gaelic
football team for a game 10 be played IN
Baltimore before the game with No 2. in
order to give his men workout
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At jersey City-Providence. 0: Jersey CITY. /
At Newark-BHltimcre. 8; Newark. g.
Az Budnlo-Rochestrr, s; Buffalo. 3
At Toronto-AIontreal, 4; Toronto y
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20
NEW ENGLANp LEAGUE.

AT Lynn-First game; Lynn. /. Lawrence
Second game: Lynn. 8. Lawrence. 2
At Hlverhill-B-ockton. s; HarerhH
At Observation-Disclosures. 4; New Bedford z
AT Fall River-Fnst game Fan River :. Lowell
g. second game: FAN River G.: Lowell 2
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20
SOUTH ATLANTIC LrAnrn

At Jacksonvie-Iscksonville ?; Augusta. ?
eleven innings; darkness).
At Macon-Aiacon 2: Columbia o.
AZ Savannah-savannah, ?; Knoxville thirteen
innings; darkness).
At coIumbus-Columbus O.; Chattanoora. T.