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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-04
Struck Gas-and Died.

ST. CLOUD, Mimi, June 1.-Two broth
ers, Germans. named Donath, while dig
ging a well struck gas at a depth of forty
live feet, and before help could reach
them, both were dead.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-04

Hoods pills do not purge, pain or
grippe. but act promptly, easily and
efficiently.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-04
Sustain
Home Industry
On Tap everywhere.
Only Union labor employed.

The Rock Island Brewing Company. success
ors to George Wagner's Atlantic Brewery, |:
Huber's City Brewery and Rable & Stengel's
Rock Island Brewery. as well as Julius Junge's
Bottling Works. has one of the most complete
Brewing establishments including Bottling de-
partment in the country. The product is the
very best. Beer is bottled at the brewery and
delivered to any part Of the tri-cities, and may
be ordered direct from the head offices on Mo-
line avenue by Telephone
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Gill
zPns and Other Matters.

Or. !. i. Gillian. treasurer Of Chester
field county was at the Capitol yesterday.
Miss Robion. of Paducah. Ky. IS stop
ping with Miss Ella Crutchheid' I'l- west
Main.
Mrs. 5. e. Balew. Of 32S south Laurel
street. will leave Friday 10 visit friends
in Nelson county.
Mr.. John W. Green, late Of Norfolk, but
formerly a well known citizen or Rich
mond. is in the city.
The visiting committee Of the Red Men
will meet a Monican Tribe on Nedhes-
day. the 22d September.
Mrs Rawlings of south Third street
who has been sick with the fever LOT lhe
past week, is no better
Rev. Or. Judson J. Taylor, OF Mobile
Will preach at the Second Baptist church
this evening at $50 O'Clock.
The funeral Of Mr. John +. Cain took
place at l o'clock yesterday from -.
Peters cathedral, and was largely at
tended.
Mr.. George ". Mosby. general electri-
clan, has returned 10 Canada, after
pleasant visit 10 friends and relatives in
this city.
Miss Matte Lee Mostly, Of 3l03 east
Broad street. and friends have bone to
visit the springs. and friends n the
mountains
Misses Mamie and Katie Hughes and
Master Edward Hughes are enjoying "A
very pleasant soJOuTn with friends III
Baltimore.
Captain S. Brock West. who has been
confined to his room for tho past Two
weeks. is improving. and Will soon De
| able TO be out again.
Mr. W. j. Gardner, chief clerk at the
Lexington Hotel. has just returned from
New York. Asbury Park and Ocean Grove,
whore ne spent his vacation.
Mss Maggie Courtney, OF Richmond and
Miss Mamie Ware, Of Huntington W a.,
are visiting Mrs Myra JohsOn. No. 6lo
South street, Portsmouth, Va
William Cummins was arrested in the
I Third district yesterday on complaint OF
James Hannigan, who charges him with
having assaulted and beaten him.
The Central Womaus Christian Tenn
perance Union VIII mold an OrchaIu
Party for the benefit of their work AT
3l3 north Twenty-fOuth street tomorrow
night
Cards are out announcing the marriage
! Of Mr.. James r. lin TO Miss Julia NJ.
Morris. at the residence of the BRIDE $
father, No. 20l south Laurel street. Au-
gust 22d
The Central Trade and Labor Council
| will hold q special meeting tonight iu
Central Han. wnen the report of the Com
/ mittee on Labor Day celebration VIII
come up for action.
Next Friday night at Damon Lodge.
| Knights Of Pythias. the district organizer
Of the endowment rank will be present
and give full information concerning it.
| Full attendance is desired.
Dr. c. Wright. pastor Of the Bedford
Street Methodist church, Of New YORK,
is in the city tonight, accompanied iN
his daughter This is the Doctors INST
visit to Richmond. though he says That
he intended coming once before, but got
such a warm reception on the border
that he changed his mind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
Solid Facts and Solid Sense.

The Standard has the biggest bobbin
~ any l0ck-stitch machine.
Holds 100 yards OF cotton.
The first stitch perfect without holding
onds of thread.
The tension Is released when taking oat
The goods.
The finest goods are not drawn or
puckered.
Less noise than any other machine
machines.
The most expensive. beautiful, ana prac-
dcal set OF attachments.
Bent wood work Of the finest nnlsh ever
made. 49,.
Shortest needle used In lock-stitch ma,
chimes. therefore less liable to bend ana
skip stitches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15

Eastern Shore Of Virginia. was defeated
by the Sumolks I'm a game OF ball at
West-End Park this morning, the score
being to 3.
II was n pitchers battle. in which
Clark. the invincible pitcher Of the Suf-
folks, won, only one hit being made by
Parksley. while Suffolk made six. Struck
out-by Clark H. by Lewis, 6. Errors
by Suffolk. g. by Parksley, 3.
There never has been game played
on the Suffolk diamond when such few
hits were made and so many struck out.
The score stood 2 to ? until the fifth in
ming. when Mccoy. of the Suffolks. land
ed the sphere over the fence. bringing i'm
two others with him. when the crowd
went wild with excitement. Both pitch
crs had good support.
Batteries for the Suffolks-Clark and
Smith: for Parksley Club. Lewis and
White. Umpire, L. Il. Causey.
Ih- joe Wa,d- Win
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Aug. IL
Special.-A match game OF baseball be-
tween the Old Dominions. OF Alexandria.
and Joe Wards club. Of this city. was
played at the fair grounds here this az
ternoon. resulting in a score OF TO 10
in favor OF the Fredericksburg team.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
RICHMOND WINS AGAIN.
NEvINs PITCHES a FINE GAME ron
THE UNDERTAKES
one of the Largest Crowds OF the Season,
Including Gov. O'FerralI, Saw Roam
okos Go Under the Second Time.

ROANOKE. VA, Aug. H-Governor
OFerrall and a party from Blue Ridge
Springs saw Richmond take another scalp
from Roanoke this evening. one Of the
largest crowds Of the season also saw
O'Hagans pets lose another game
Nevins was in the box for Richmond.
and his work was equal to any he has
ever done here. The local men could not
do a thing with him. and only in one
inning did they get as many as two hits
of his delivery. That was in the fifth
when Ellis cracked out single. and
scored on FitZmoIris home run over the
leit-held fence. The ball struck squarely
on Top or the fence and bounded over.
boyd also pltched an excellent game.
IN the hrst he was touched up for two
doubles ana single, which netted TWO
earned runs, and IN the third Tate put
the ball over the fence after Mctiann
mad been given his base ON balls. Rich
mond started of with tWO-bagger by
sam; Philips flew out to Crockett, Nc
Gam new out To McHOvertcr Tate hit
single, kain going home on it. Gilman
ilade u tWO-hagger, and Tate scored on
tfiO,'llhiS Wiid thIow to the plate. Get
Hhser then went out, Cavanaugh to
tiocNett IN the second Boyd retired the
Sl1e oh strikes. In the third Phillips
went out, Flzmorris 10 Crockett. McGann
was given four bad balls; Tate hit the
Ginnis, who dropped it. Gilman stole
second, and went u third on Geuinger
sacrince lie died there, as Foster went
out Boyd 20 Crockett
In the fourth Cleve hit safe Nevins
hit one TO Daniels, VINO dropped il and
then threw wild. Clcve scoring on the
play Kahn hit to Cavanaugh. who threw
VIII Ncyins going TO tnird; kain stole
second. Phillips flew out to Daniel Nc
Gam went out Cavanaugh 10 Crockett.
In the NTH the side was retired in one
two, three order
In the sixth Foster struck out Clove
was given his base on balls. stole second,
went 90 third on Neyins hit. and scored
on FitzmOrriS' error Of kain's not
grounier. Phillips flew out t. Els Nc
Gam flew out TO CaVanaugh.
In the seventh. eighth. and ninth the
side was easily retired. Score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
NArIoNAL LEAGuE EEcoRD.
YISIYING NIWsP4PER PEOPLE.
Tho Cincinnati Enquirrr's Household Club
arrives Here To-day.

The Enquirer Household Club. conr
Of newspaper people from the West, ar
rived in~this city this morning on spe-
cial train over the Chesapeake and Ohio.
There are about 20 members in the
party The train Is composed OF ten
pullman coaches consisting OF two din
ing cars, two bdegagc cars, ana SIX Pull
man day coaches 1ney viii breakfast on
the train and al $ o'clock Will be met by
a committee from the old Dominion Press
club, and taken on drive over the
city Refreshments Will be served about
il o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce
reception -0Om. An excellent band OF
music is with the party
The committee Of representatives Of
the local press VINO will have The. visi-
tors I'm charge consists Of Messrs. James
i. Wood G.. T. Boykin. Richard T.. Fray
ser, j. -. Crutcnneld, G. a. Nesbitt.
w IT, Sadlcr. ". ;. Henning, +. NJ.
Parker. Jr., and J. A. Wheat.
The route will be as follows: St Johns
church. Chimborazo Park. Libby Hill
Park. site Of Libby prison, Old Stone
House. Tobacco Exchange about $3.50 \.
Nj, New African church. President Da-
Wis mansion, new City Hall about 10
\. NJ. Capitol Square, st. Pauls church,
Lee mansion Lee Monument, Soldiers
Home. Hollywood. and Candles Hill.
telegram 10 The Times last night
from stanton says.
Ten coaches. with two dining cars, bag
gage cars, and two engines. pas sed here
to-day on the way 10 old Point Comfort.
having on board 20 members OF the En-
quircr Household club of Cincinnati
The party goes 10 the sixth annual CON
ventiOn at old Point and Washington.
The St0newan Band met the party at the
&C.. and Q. X. r. depot. The party stop
ped over half an hour and LETT for tnelr
destination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15

in the Law and Equity Court yesterday
Phillip Davis, administration OF palt
Davis Instituted SUIT against the Rich
mond Railway and Electric Company Tor
$4,000 damages. II will DE remembered
mat Young Davis was killed last May en-
Seventeenth street by being run over by
an electric car.
Yesterday confessed judgment in favor or
David 4. Ainslic for 1897, with interest
since May %. lcJj and costs.
In he Circuit Court yesterday suit
was instituted by the PheniX Furniture
Company. corporation Of the State OF
Michigan, against Preston Belvn Tor
$500
Tcc clerk OF the Hastings Court yester-
day issued q marriage license 10 Mr.. John
H. Davenport and Mrs. Ellen II. DiacOnt
No business Of any Importance was
transacted in the Chancery Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15

one Of his sweetest songs, and many OF
those present were deeply affected by
the solcmnity of the moment.
The interment took place with Masonic
honors I'm Shockoe Hil cemetery under
the auspices OF Dove Lodge. 10. 81 The
following were the honorary pall-bearers
Messrs. John Murphy, l.. l.. winston
J. J. Crutchneld, William r. Tanner II
Selden Taylor. John +. Goddn, G.. w.
Tanner. n. u. Hargrove. David Wilson,
ii. l.. Pclouze, 4. Gunst, \. j. Gallagner
Louis Euker a. L. Jacobs, and -. II.
Pyle.
SAMUEL II. LIGGAN.
The funeral OF the late Mr.. Samuel II.
IiCgan took place yesterday afternoon at
3 o'clock from the residence. NO. 81 north
Twenty-sccond street Rev. Preston Nash,
rector OF Christ Episcopal church, oiil-
ciatcd and the services were held accord
ms 20 the ritual OF the Episcopal church.
The interment was i'm OakwOOd cemetery.
X. T.. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans,
OF which he, was a highly hOnOred mem
her. had appointed the following detail,
which started from the Camp HAN al i
i. NJ: Northumberland John a. Mean
ley. Northumberland James \. Gray,
Comrades \. y. GIN. r. A. B0wcr,.
Charles T. Turner. r. e. Parkinson, Fred
b. Elliott, and d. Hardy Pyle.
The Howitzers' Association. OF which
Mr.. LCgan had been member. honorcd
his memory by sending an escort. and
Damon Lodge knights OF Pythas. 20
WNlCh ne beiouGcd, was also represented
by a delegation.
The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers: Messrs. George \. GOode y. G..
Lewis, j. r. Allen. Robert Lord. capt.
James T.. philips NJ. L. Neale. capt. T..
Snead, and Mr. George W. Clarke.
E o.. NtcHt.ls
Park-Place Methodist church was crowd
ed at o'clock yesterday afternoon by
multitude OF friends gathered 20 pay the
last tribute OF love and respect to the
late r. T.. Michaels.
Rev W !. Young. -. D.. pastor Of the
church. conducted the service. and ms
love and esteem for the deceased was
evinced I'm the tenderness Of his references
and the tributes paid by him were OF the
highest character
The music was particularly sweet, and
was rendered by Mr. r.. II. Gloves, Miss
Ida Robinson. Mr.. Marques and other
picked singers.
The flowers were eXquisitely beauutnl.
and they formed complete covering y
great purity ana richness. quite num-
Der of the ministers of the city were
present and a large number Of railroad
men. among whom he labOred so faith
fully, attended the funeral.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
Basket Bali.

a postponed game Of basketball viii
be played this evening at Island Park
and the two teams VIII be commanded
by ID. :. Carter and W. +. Crawford.
These two teams VIII play a postp ned
game this evening at 6 O'Clock. Two
practice games were played by thess
teams last week. which put them in
fine shape, and a great game may be-
expected The following are the mem
bers Of the two teams:
Crawford Team: w. Z. Crawford,
George +. Wnks. II. MEG. Cardozo, Leroy
Crenshaw. John G. Armistead, W. j.
Harvie. Harry Cardozo.
Carter Team: -. :. Carter, captain,
A. l.. Crawford. c. ID. Westman W.
Bruce Laughton. Walter Terry, +. III.
Richardson. clyde Glazebrock, j. G..
Blake l.. g. Talbot
There will be no admission charged
to the grounds, and all those who desire
10 see good game of basketball ar
invited TO be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15

Sheriff $ r. Coleman, OF Appoma,tox
county delivered at the peniteutlary yes
terday William Hunter (cOlOreD. sem
fenced TO one years impris Jnment Tor
unlawful WCTnding. ana Major Hooper
(coloredD. sentenced u two years TOR
grand larceny.
Sheriff -. ID. Batten, of Princess Anne,
turned over TO Superintendent Lynn tw)
convicts-Harvey Cooper. sentenced 10 one
year for unlawful shooting. and David
Williams. sentenced TO four years for ma
licious assault.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
10 THEIR RESTING RACES.
veral Funerals Of Wer-Known People
Took Place ia This CITY Yesterday.

The body Of st. Paurs church was al
most nlled with friends Of the late Mrs
Charles G. Baughman and her DereaVed
Family who had come 20 pay the last
SID tribute 20 the noble woman who had
just closed her eyes forever. The ser
vices were in strict accordance with the
ritual OF the Episcopal Church. but very
impressive Rev. l.. 4. Mason, rector OF
Grace church, OBLIGATED assisted by Rev.
Pike Powers. Of 81. Andrews church,
1ni Rev John r. Nugent. Of the Broad
Street Mission. Professor Jacob Rein
ihiIt Or, sidcd over the organ, and the
choir Of ST. Pauls rendered some beau
D.ul music
Tie remains were resting in a casket
covered with black cloth, the lid of
Which was con pletely hidden from view
~ am abundance Of red and white roses.
TIE interment was In Hollywood.
WILL a. WYATT.
Tie funeral OF the late William A.
wyatt. who III "a al his residence, cor
Der ~ Eighth and Clay streets, on Mon
gay evening took place yesterday after
noon at 4 o'clock from the First Baptist
.lprch. A large M mber II mOLrners and
iuepds Of the deceased attended the
:. fflces, which were highly appropriate.
Ssvtain Frank w. CUNNINGHAM sang
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
DO Not Want TO Sell

The Committee on Health held called
meeting yesterday afternoon at 80
O'Clock at the city Hall. and from there
stared on trip 10 the smallpox farm
INF rIenricO county 10 inspect the same.
There were present Messrs. DAVIS
chairman. Don Leavy. Snead, Woody,
Moore and Or Oppenhimer. The farm,
which was visited with view OF selling
civ line. in a northerly direction. The
committee decided, after thorough in
spection. not TO recommend a sale or
the farm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
BLACK SILKS.

NEW FALL DRESS SILKS Just re-
ceived. which we offer at prices FAR below
their value. Every yard warranted 70
wear well
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK, extra
weight and soft finish
10 inches wide. value 81 a yard. for Zoe.
q inches wide. value Sl.35 a yard, for 81.
% inches wide. value 1916 yard, for $l.2j.
BLACK SATIN LUXOR, light lustre
and handsome texture
e0 inches wide. value Sl.25 a yard. f,r 9Nc.
y inches wide. value $l.6O a yard. for Us.
BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE. Lyons I'M
fish. wl.A extra heavy twillei back
- inches wide. value Sl35 a yard. for 9oc.
% inches wide. value $50 a yard. for SIS.
1t pays to buy at LEVY & DAVIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE New Yorks
defeated 81. Louis to-day al tho Polo
grounds boy making six successive singles
i'm the eighth inning and scoring four
earned runs GARRISON was IN superb
form. and pitched well up TO the eighth
inning. when h. allowed the New Works
% make four runs a lead of one, which
the visitors could not overcome Rusie,
barring the first inning. pitched great Oall,
and was we'll supported. X. II. J..
New York .........O o o o ! o o TX II
ST Louis ..........3 o D 90 o / o o.
Batteries Rusie and Farrell; Clarkson
and TWlnpham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
,rnrorsd nv Tho President

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE President
has approved the act TO subject 10 State
taxation national bank notes and United
States Treasury notes
An act to authorize the construction OF
tahoochee river at or near the town OF
Columbia. Ala. ,.,s. canon. ,,o
perdido river between the States OF
Alabama and Florida.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
East End Temperance pcoplc

The temperance meeting at POwcrs
Hall last night was well attended, and
those. present had a very enjoyable time
There were several speeches and some
singing. Mr.. \. T.. Cheatham. chairman
that there is no political phass intended
10 be connected with these meetings. II
is simply TO obtain the views Of the
people as 10 the best way TO further
temperance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
LrNCHBUHG tIED.
The Farmers Garry on The second Game
Score Sine to six


LYNCHBUEG, Aug. A-Another good
crowd went out to see the bail game to-
day. and the hopes of the cranks for a
home victory ran high. We had beaten
them Two out OF three on their own
grounds, surely we ought 10 d. as wei
on our own domain such was the rea-
soning. but. alas, the vic.ssitudes of base
bali are such that logic has % take
back seat. Petersburg carried of the
second game by score of . 10 g.
The features of the game i'm the field
We're Reeds work at short. Myers at
third and Stafford at first stafford car
lied of the batting honors.
Petersburg scored a run on errors in
the first Kelly hit 10 left Sanford hit
10 centre, and McFUldn let the bali roll
by him. Kelly went % third, and scored
ou kuoXS mu0 of the bail thrown In by
McFarlan. In the fourth Kelly hit 10
Zeisler. and the latter fell down, the bat
ter thereby getting. his base stafford s
tWo-hacger scored Kelly. Houeycutt sent
a terrific high fly between right and CEN
tire ueld. Elsey got under IL after fine
run. hut tr!pped ana fell. lie hurt him
self $50 that ne had to retire from the
game, and Stafford and H0naycutt scored
on the mishap.
Moran took Elsoy's place I'm the nel1 an
thc NTH. Sanford famed the air three
times. hut got his base on d passed bali.
Iir die hit a BAN 10 pitcher and Sanford
came home on Mckennas wild throw ID
McClcskcy, Brotie going 10 thjrG ana
scoring on keIly's h't. Sanford mt IL
single and ne and Kelly came in on
Myers three-baeg"r against the fence.
In the sixth Petersburg finished up her
nine rpns. KCefer hit TO shOr, for a
single and took third on MCFarlans nun
of Sanfords fly Brodle went out on 4
gr0unler TO first kcefer scoring.
Lynchburg scored one IN the third. IN
Tie nfth McNcnna made single. took
second on Websters sacrifice and ran IA
ON Neara's twO-baeger.A
In the eighth Near hit 10 centre ana
NcFarlan drove nard ono t. right.
Meara going TO thnd ana VI Farlan max
ing second on the throw in. Hits by Knox
and McCloskey scored Meara ana Nc
Farlan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
Hcrr.cp Court.

The County Court was in session a
short time yesterday morning trying civil
cases. but nothing of any importance
transpired.
The case of Mr.. william H. BeveridSe.
the bondsman Of Brady. who's bond Is
forfeited by the non-appearance OF the
later at the tine set for his trial. was
sent on 10 the next term OF the court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15

EHOOKTYN. Aug. 1-The BrookIyns
plavei verv poorly today in their game
Of baseball with the Chicagos. They
showed very little animation. either i'm
the batting or base-running. They batied
Stratton. who was I'm the box for the
visitors. but their stick work was I'M
different. and their hits, except I'm two
innings. were scattered. on the other
hand the visitors punched their hits' ran
the bases i'm good style. and NEEDED WIN
alertness. Attendance 1880. X. II. j.;
brooklyn ..........O 100000 O. - 2
Chicago ............0 % II 3
Batteries: Kennedy and kinslow' STRAIT
ton ana Schriyer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
FIVE DIPLOMAS.

stitch machines.
Every part IS independent Of every other
part. and can be replaced at trifiins
cost. Therefore. you can keep Stand
ard" practically new lifetime.
The Standard" Needle dips only once
when making stitch-old style shuttle
needles dip twice-hence that much moro
strain and wear.
TO Standard Shuttle never stops
vnen the machine Is In operation. old
style shutties start and stop twice to
each stitch Just think OF the extra
strain and wear that this makes. The
STANDARD" Shuttle moves onward con-
tinuOcsly without a jar.
stand wheels and trcadle run on adj
Unstable steel points. which insures the
easiest. smOothest bearings known TO me-
chanics. and the wear IS for llfetme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15

Richmond: j. H. Dooley SPECIAL com
missioner. TO Alice II. Patterson, y feet
on east side Second street, between jack
son and Duval, 1900; same TO same, IN
terest in Is feet on Duval street, between
Judah and Brooke avenue. 500.
Henrico: John Simmons TO Henry
Thompson, IL IL acres on Craighton rad,
xEA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
mkDICINE ASD sung EKT.
An Interesting Discussion on Treatment 81
Appendicitis

The Academy OF Medicine and Surgery
had e highly interesting meeting at the
Y. VI. c. \. last evening.
Or. ". 5. Gordon, first yice-president,
presided. DR.. ". ;. Beasly was elected
member
The subject under discussion was the
surgical Treatment Of Appendicitis.
Dr Edward Mcclure. leader. opened the
debate by well studied speech. lie was
followed by Or. j. a. Hodges, who save
some interesting points i'm surgical treat
ment Of these cases. Under general de-
bate. Or Hugh Taylor discussed i'm eX-
celent manner a general review OF this
trouble. dwelling SPECIALLY upon the sur
giCll treatment.
Interesting cases were reported by Drs.
Hodges and Ross. II was stated In the
course OF the discussion that ninety per
cent. of all the deaths Of men above forty
years Of age from Inflammation of the
stomach were no doubt due TO appendI-
Gifts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15

Washington and Cleveland Play n Ten-In-
Ming Gnne- Score I too

BOSTON. MASS. Aug. 1i.-Gumbert
was easy for the Champions to-day,
and as Nichols was puzzle to the
P1ttsburgs. the home team won in n
walk The Bostons scored eight runs in
the eighth before man was out. The
terrific batting and perfect fielding Of the
Bostons. and a one-hand catch by Elmer
Smith were the features. Attendance
2,45.
Score: Il. H. r.
Boston. ..........OO4O42O2 1O-22 p
Pittsburg. ........OO110 O3O O-5 8
Batteries: Nichols and Camel; Gumbert
and Mack