davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
7umelenoieb perbaftet.

Ser berii9ttgte SutpeGenbiebFrant@m tt6,
ben man in ct, Qoui5 in 6aft nabm, BE-
finbet fi9 auf benz Wege naG @btcago, na6=
benz er BON Dem 9etectiO Wtc &eougb tbenti=
ficirt porben 1T. Smith lit Der Mann
tpel9er an 30. Sttober porigen Sa6res au
beGen Sage in bas SSutpelengei9Gft DEG
6errn 8retbauer, g}o. II 8afbtngtonitt.
6rang uub Maaren i'm Wertbe bon $4,000
raubte. Sein bamaliger 9enOiie befinbet
Ii9 nod ouf freiem SuBe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
u1aior Sampfon,
Der moroer Golianocr's, in 11ew Orleans
perhaftet.

SIN 9oli3et6auptquartier lief 6aute Mtts
tag hie telegrup6iT6e Mittbeilun9 elm, bob
Der MDrter b.s @o6Irt4ters @ouianoer,
Der 6ii6rer Der Martet Str, 8anbs, Maior
Sampfon, in Nep Orleans perbaftet unb
bon Dem bort 3. 3. &c inbli6-n Gapitdn
9ermann S9iittler auf's l1ntriigli6Ite iben=
tiftcirt puroe. S9iittler tpirb b:n Mt0rber,
fobdlb er Die n0tbi9en Nuslieferungspupiere
erbalten, bterberf9uffen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
Die Expedition 9e9en oen Jnfurs
9enten mo5trts.
Der 1efe nno 2~loiutant oes 6eneraImaiors
&odhart our6 6ufaa erihoHen.
Calcutta, 9. San.

Ser Snfurgent Mo3iris 1T in SanOulo
BON elmer Mbt6eilung Der gegen i'm aus9ez
1onbten Expedition iiberfaQen porben, Ser
Jetnb tpurbe u~m5ingelt, unO eS purben
5000 Std 8ieb erbeutet.
2ieut. Qodbart, Elm Geffe unb Nbiutant
bes @eneralzU}apors Sir 80, g.. u. 2odz
bart, beS 8efe6lsbabers Der @ren3truppen
in Bunbjab, lpelber Die Expedition befebz
ligte, tpurbe burb 3ufaI Dor etnem Diff
5ierburi6en i'm Eager erf9ofen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
Jm 3teber,
Gin iapanifder 609Ijn9 i'm 6ieberpahniinn
aus elmer Gr3iehunesanitaIt entIoben.
9pna6tsspfie. q. q, 8. SON.

- u = TVVP ~ u. O1 .. Jur.
1te6er bas gebeimniBpo0e @etT9ptnben
be8 japant59en S6iilers @bba, pel9er fi9
bereit5 felt brei Sabren in Der Nnftalt be-
fanb, berribt in Dem ct, Stephens College
in NnnonOale betrG6tltbe Nufregung. @bba
mar am Iebten @amitag pl0Bli6 e%rtrantt,
pbantafirte beftig, tpo1te teinen Nr3t Ieben,
unb tGmpfte in ietnen Steberpbantaiien nit
fetnen Qanbsleuten qegen Die @binefen, Dim
Montag, INN MitternaAt, entflob er Bet
na6e unbefletbet, tpd6renb zines beftigen linz
meters, aus fetnem 3immer, uno fettbem
1T iebe Spur BON inn Derf4punOen. ,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
Selbftmoro zines unbefannten.
Cine an :. Sreeie fir ole Reparatur elmer
ubr i'll Chicago aus9efelte Quitting
bet thm ocfunoen.
8enfon. an. 9. San

@eitern tpurbe ouf Der Sarm BON 81, 8.
Sa1pn Die 2etbe zines Mannes ~gefunben,
beien PerfOnGi4teit ntht feitgeiteGt perben
fonnte. 9erfeIbe bate ii9 in Der W&a19inen=
DertitGtte 6es Sarmers erbdngt, unb Der
Selbitmoro mar augenf3etnIi9 I9on ppr
me6reren Sagen begangen porben. 9ie
2ei4e tit Die zines iunge11, gut getletbeten
WanneS; Die Quittung fir cine reparirte
l1br, tpel4e unter benz g, Sanuar in go. 254
g. @lartitraBe, @bicago, an S, 8ree7e aus
ge1tellt tporDen mar, tpuroe BEL linn gefunben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
Anruben in Drailien.
IN feds propinsen fino ernftIide
2lufitdnoe aus9ebrohen.
Grnppen sur unteroriidun9 oerielben abs
9eiauot.
Hto be Sdneiro, 9. San.

Dab in ben proDin3en 9arana, 9erz
nambuco, Bahia, Santa @atartna, Minas
@eroes unb MattO @brOffo erntli9e I'm
ruben ausgebro6en finb, Taft ft9 ni9t ldnz
ger in NbreDe teuen, unb bic &egierung be-
ftnoet ft9 in f3perer 8eforgntB barber.
Ser prdfibent Moraes bat iiber bic Srupa
pen, tpel9e geftern Abenb na9 benz S9auz
plaB Der unruben abgegangen finb, in eige=
ner Perfon Mufterung abge6alten.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
giirf Btsmar&.
miro gu Kaifers 6eburtsta9
waRrfdeinlid ntht nab
Berlin 9ePen.
Setne Iiterarifden 2Irbeitcn.
8erIin. 9. Tar.

Berlin, 8. San.
Gs beiBt, baB bemnd4t elm @taatsrat6
ein6erufen iperben pirb, um iiber Die Ser
beferung Der Gage Der Nderbauer unb iiber
bic 3uderfrage gu beratben.
Shirt 8ismard f6eint in Solge 6es So
beS Ietner 6rau feline 8ei1e mad Berlin, Inn
benz Saiier gu 1etnem @eburtStage gu graz
t%ultren, aufgegeben gu BADEN. Set Dem
Sooe feiner Satin bat Der Shirt Tetne
fdmmtlt3en literari19en Mrbeiten berna9=
ldTiigt,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
Bei Raifer 1Utlbelm 3u 0alte,
IN elmer Reoe betont ser 6ait9eber
Die I(othmenoi9fett Ger Der tdr=
flung Ger 5Iotte.
Cine unee3wuneene ~unterhaItune biIoete oen
SdIu6 oes G~rnpfarees.
8erGtn, 9. San.

Berlin, 9. San,
Sci Dem parlamentarif9en Gmpfang, nell
3en Der 9aiier Wtlbelm geftern N6enb in
Botsbam abbteIt, belt berIelbe cine lange
Rebe iiber ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unb be1tetc
auf Die Rptblpenbigfeit Der @eritdrfung Der
beuti6en 6lotte bin. @uf elmer &arte 5eigte
er ben NnpeIenOen Die perI9iebenen 6lUttens
itationen unb ma4te Defenders auf bic 1t9
jeBt 5tpif3en Sapan unb G6tna ab1pielenben
&dmpfe aufmertfam, inbem er bic betreffenz
ben Puntte auf Der 8arte be3ei9ente. Na9
Dem NbenOefen unterbtelt fi9 Der &ai1er in
Der unge3pungeniten @eife nit feinen SD
fen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
Oiebn1arft.

3ufubr $4,000 @tiid ainbbieb, $4,000
S9tpeine unb 1000 S6afe.
S4petne tparen matt unb ginaen I'm 5
Gents I'M Pretie 3uriid. @9pere brudjten
$4.25@4,7O, let4te $3.7504.2O, Get6te uno
f9fpers bur3einanber $3,95@4.55, Qrobe
gum POteln $4.O0@4,5O, .pigs" S2.6O6
$50.
&tnODieb OerdnOerte ii6 Mot i'm 4reiIe.
S3afe iino I'm SOLO Sent bi4iges
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
miro niht perfeht.

pOli8ei4ef Brennan ertlGrt, buB synfpefz
tor @6aad troB bes @erIangens bes IIberz
man 8leinede, DAB Die Norbfeite einen n
oeren Snipettor erbuIten ioue, Snfpettor
ienes 8e5irts bleiben nerbe, 10 lance er.
Brennan, Poli5eihef fet. @r erflGrte, S6oof
fir etnen tii3tigen 8eamten nad ieoer Rifz
tung bin gu bulten unb 1i9 auBerbem BON
etnem alderman feline 8Ori9riften MAIDEN
Al Id1fen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
Stdott1hes,
Ods Dettec.

9ptiter 3tetne. 76 8al6ingtOn Str,
beri6tet fir G6icago Die iOlgenOen 8arOz
meter un6 G6ermometeritGnoe:
I'm 8 Ilbr WorQ. 20 @r.. uln 9 l16r 20
ST., nm 10 Il6r 22 @r., I'M IL 1br "A
@r., UNI II lIhr Is @r. 8arometeritanO
nm 8 llbr Wora. 1915. IL u6r 1915.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
Seltfomer jun9er Gbemann.
OerfeIbe peri9uinoet 3pet Gage nab Ger
Rod5eit.
g t. Qputs, 9. San.

Nm 3. S%SSdnuar ipar &ittte Mulca6p nit
Stlas $. @bappeQ, tpel6er 1etner Nngabe
na3 Elm Neffe bes 8etrtebsbtrettors s. s.
Campbell BON Der gbicago &c Nlton 8a6n
1T, in Der Ct. Qotprence S'Spole's Stride
getraut porben, @eftern aber i9on tpurbe
Der Poli5et gemelbet, baB Der junge @6e=
mann 5tpei Sage nah Der 9O93eit plObGt9
.ab6anben gefommen lei, unb puroe 1ie ge=
beten, Der iungen Srau bebiilfli6 gu Iein,
t6ren Derlorenen 9atten pieber gu finben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
Sebte teGe9rapbifhe uodribten.

g ~VV07T T17TVT'
= 0as neutrality-suspicious. bat ben
@ntrag ietnes @usf6ufes fir @eT9Gfts@
%or0nung a1f S9luB Der 9ebatte iiber bic
Springer : garltsIe'i9e Stnan3gefeBporz
lu9e, nit 129 gegen 122 @ttmmen abgez
lebnt uno bamit biefer MaBnobme 10 gut
ME ben @araus gema9t.
Ser prdfbent bat beute benz Gonz
greB ben S9riftme4iel be3iigIi4 9apait's
3ugeteat.
Ser btsberige @3aBmetiter bon Gibz
bafotd, Saplor, Elm 8antier in &ebfielb,
bat 8anterott gemabt unb 1T per f4punben;
er iou benz @taat cine Menge 9eID f9ulbig
gebIieben iein,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
poInifbe Grdun1e.
Derbreituro Don 5Iuef4riften Hber ole
MISUNDERSTANDING poIens.
QpnbDn. g. Sam

Sine 8erliner 9epef9e an bic Zines"
Tagt, baB Der y@ortpdrts" Das fo3ialtIttI6e
Organ, 3tpet amtGi4e ruffti3e S6riftftiide,
tpel6e an Die 8eb0rben in Nu?fti1sY oler
geri9tet iinO, DerDffentli4t bat, Dorin be-
foblen pirb, baB Elm Sober, in oefien 8efiB
6lugf3riften ~gefunben peroen, Die ft6 duf
bic Misunderstanding beg 8Onigrei65 Polen
be3ieben, 1ofort Der6aftet tperbe. 9srarttge
5lugi4rtften iinb mafienbaft Derbreitet
tporDen,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
DEM GriminaI9eridt iibermiefen.

Spun Nelfon tpurbe beute Morgen BON
8t3ter 8erften unter 5000 8iirgi6aft Dem
@rimtnalgeri9t %iibsrtpieIen. Gr 1T Der 8a>
terf9aft zines &tnbes Der Carrie SO6nIOn,
go, 227 Sotpnssnb Ctr, no6nbatt, angez
tlagt. Nah Dem @eieB muB er $3.50 an Die
Weutter 3a6lsn.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
Aus Springfield,
6uiammentritt Ser 50. Staats9efeb=
9ebune.
wahI zines acitpcilioen spre6ers.
@prtnqfteGb, Su., 9. San.

" y w OH'I " ONH'
Die StBungen Der 80. @taatsgeieBgebung
tpurben nit benz S3lage Der Mtttagsftunbe
e%r0ffnet.
9aS N6georbnetenbaus trat urter benz
@oriiB bes StaatsfetretGrs 9inrtAien 3u@
fammen unb betm N~amen8aufruf naren,
bis auf 8oDb BON Gpof Gountp, IGmmtlt6e
@bgeorOnete .3u9egen, s3und6it tpurbe our
8abl zines 3eittpetligen Gpre9ers gei6ritz
ten urlD purDen Sbomas Neebles aus
Wafbington Gountn unb Serns aus SSer1eD
fir baS @mt in @Ori4lag gebra9t, Nee6leS
ipurDe gepdblt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
OersebIihes 8emuben.
Gs wolte Dem 6rafen PeoerparY ni9t eez
IineeH, Elm neucs Cabinet gu Stanoe
81 brtn9en.
Qpnbpn. 9. sSon.

~ " y u : OWF"
8on @ten pirb Der ,Oatl1 gfetpS" beri9z
tet, baB Die 8emii6ungen bes @raTen 9eoers
parD, Elm neues 1ngarif3es cabinet 81 bill
ben, teinen @rfoGg gebabt baben. Die ST.
beralen peigern ii9, cine 8erbinbung nit
ben Gon1eroatiben uno Natioualiiten etn3us
geben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09

Die HutionalIiberolen buben beTblofen,
iiber Die Bel 8ulotgung, baB bic Reqie>
g ben DeutT9en i'm NuSlanbe ni6t
RmdBigen Soup 3utOmmen Ia7e, DON
ben Nustunft 3u er6ttten.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
MISUNDERSTANDING NnitaIt ein9e=
dihert.
Die 5ooIinee idmmtIid eerettet.
Sunt8ntlIe. Q(lo.. 9. San

y U u . UElFeI NTu., y. 0UU.
Die biefige Gr3iebung5unita1t fir MGOz
9en tit geitern nieOergebrannt, Sdmmtli6e
30glinge purben g~erettet; Sames @ileSpie
tpurbs bon etnem gum Sen7ter btnausgez
porfenen Ptono getroffen unb ernftIi4 Oerz
leBt. Ser Dur9 ba8 Seuer angert9tete
8erluit betrGgt $4,000.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09

sur DertPet0i9ur9 fetnes Daters.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
GrpIoiion elmer Bombe.
5wei SoIoaten to0t nno mebrere %perpunoet.
8 mrin- 9. San.

Md6renb elmer Mrtilerieubuu9 erpIoOirte
bier oefteru Qbeno cine Bonnie, DpDur6 2
&anDniere bas 2eben perlOreu, uuo mebrere
quDere Sploaten DerleBt purpeH,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
OourtRaus ab9ebrannt.
Sdnmtli9e GountYaften Elm Aaub Der
;fIammen.
GprtM Ser. g. Son.

@eitern Morgen pur6e bas @ourtbaus
IN Decatur, @tfe @Ountp, bur6 Seuer ger
ft0rt; auBerbem purben au6 mebrere Sc
f9dftsbdufer eingedf9ert. @dmmtIi9e
@ount9atten iinb b~er6rannt, uno Der Sc
fammtOerlut betrd9t iiber 100000,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
Die 0onierpattpen uno Kaiier
WilbeIm.
Oas 6auptthema Der 1lnterhaItu11o biIoeteten
notwithstanding 2n9eIe9enheiten.
QDn6pn. g. Sun,

Der uPot" ptrb BON 8erIin teGcgrapbirt,
Dap 1t4 BET Dem parlamenturif6en Gmpfang
tpel9er ben Gonferbatiben BON &aiIer @tlz
Aelm berettet pur0e, Die 6auptun!erbaltl1ng
1t9 auf 4~detbaufragen be3og,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
g iffsuahrihten
2lugeFommen:

WNep 00rt; o0oorblanb" BON Nntz
perpen, n3eutonic" bon 2ioerpool, vMaasz
bam" Don 8otterOam, nMtfiifppt" DON
2Dnbon.
I Ct. SObns, 81, s.: nGoreun" BON
GLASGOW Gaf Der Sabrt na9 PbtlabeGpbia,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
George III. 111oe

Der SetheiIioune an Ger Grmoroune DuooIes
ee3iehen. unter $4,000 8irqf6aft ee=
felt. = Soil Johu Carey cine DerfIeis
Dung u1to ole Kuti9e e~elicfert haben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
8eoeutenoer Banferott.
Gins DER er06ten pubwooreneef66fte felt
feline 6ahIunocn eiu.
g 0 It 9. San.

80 t 0 9. San.
9enrp 90, Burr C 60, EMS Der beoeuz
8roB= unb &leingef9Gfte in BuBz
%tpaaren, bat feline 3ablungen etngeIteQt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09

o9Ri3te Did ouf" lit eine bdmii6e Grn1ob=
nu19 an S~ieieuigen, Die gaH5 berunter iinb,
obne Nppetlt uub eutrnutbi9t. Aber Die @rt,
IN melGer 6oob's Sariapariua ben i9ma3en
Sorper o%ufbout unb 9uten @ppetit 9tebt, 1T
Wuuoerbor.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09

= Gs fou 6eute mod" FILTER perben,
Nun Der Comparable bes @ettermanne5
fl0Bt uns feline S9reden me6r Elm.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09

8etes SomiIien= S0tarrbmitteI: 9oob's
BtIIen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
Dteoer e~tn9efan9en.

Gin alter, NIT feinen !feiieIn ertfohener Der.
BREEDER, pieoer Rinter S6Io6 uno 1ieseI.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-09
Qnfra9e an Die Re9terun9.

Die uationoltberaIeu polen BON ser Reoies
Tung Ausfunft p~erIanoen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
The hooters Are Happy.

The Academy OF Music was packed yes
terday afternoon. The rOo;ers, with their
wives, children. sweethearts, and friends,
were out in iull force. They were ali
happy, chiefly because Richmond won.
and very much pleased to see Roanoke
defeat Lynchburg in a close game.
The little men played the game OF
their lives. and, although Barley kain
AMI Spec NcGowan made an error each,
the little men" representing those two
ball-payers bad to bow 10 the large
crowd more than once. Every man on
the team made a hit, except Berte, and
his work in the held amply made up for
his deficiency at the bat.
The Richmond lads return home to-day,
and this afternoon they will meet the
I.ynchburgs NJ West-End Park. The
game promises 10 he exciting. as both
teams viii exert every effort TO win.
When Richmond last met Lynchburg the
Bluebrds suffered three consecutive de-
feats. They hope to retaliate this time.
and will, IL possible, get back all three
of those scalIs.
The boys in blue are playing great
ball, and are winning right along now.
Six consecutive victories have been
achieved by them since the slump.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
FATAL FIRE Az DETROIT.
SIX Men LOsc Their Liycs-Une
Jumps 10 Destruction.

DETROIT, MICH. July ia fire start
ed in Grayes's livery barn. a four-story
brick structure. No. Al Congress stGeet,
shortly after o'clock this morning. and
two hours later, when the firemcn had
succeeded in gaining control of the
flames, the barn was a complete week.
Six men lost their lives IN tie fire. All
were employees Of the stable, ana slept on
the fourth floor One man. named John
Cummings. became excited. and after
throwing his clothing rom a foui tn
story window. lsaped out himself. and
landed among the fremen who were put
ting IN a ladder to save him. Ills skull
was crushed, and he is probably :"ially
hurt Four men were suf)cated or
burned 10 death IN their rooms. The
sixth man had apparently tried 10 escape.
but had pitched head first down q
hay-chute. HIS body was found in the
basement. erect but standing on It's head
in the chute. with the head flattened
out
Strangely enough, OF the saventy-two
horses in TIE basement, not one was in
iured. This was owing 10 the sOlidity
Of the floor above They were standing
IN about three feet of water. and all were
removed safely.
Mr.. Graves estimates his loss at about
$40 000. and the building is damaged a1.CO
more
The PAGER. Little Mac with record Of
21S 81. was badly Injured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
PENNSYLVANIA STEEL COMPANY.
Reorganization CompIetc--Prospec
i've starting Up of Idle Furnaces.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. July D.-Appli-
cation for a new charter has been made
by the Reorganization Committee of the
Pennsylvania steel Company and as soon
as ii is granted the court will be asked
to discharge the receivers. and the com
Dany viii once more be in charge of the
officers " the corporation. meeting
Of the REORGANIZATION Committee was
held yesterday, and IL was announced
that the reorganization was complete, and
that the name Of the new company would
be the Pennsylvania Steel Company.
Enn2ham b. Morris was elected presi-
dent OF the new company; Edwin +. Bar
ker secretary. and Edmund Smith.
treasurer. The directors Will be Efting-
ham -. Morris. n. Parker Shortlidge.
John Cost, George Philler. Rowland Da-
Wis. Alfred Farnshaw, and Luther S.
Bent.
The company has now all the orders 1t
can fiji. and there is a possibility OF II
starting up some of its furnaces that
have been idle for some time. Its fur
naces are located at Steelton, Pa. and
sDarrow's Point, Nd and when work
Ing full their capacity Is 10000 tons a
yesr or 1900 tons a day.
The capital stock of tn, new company
consists OF ST. $4,000 preferred stock and
10000 common The bonded debt Is
4 10000. 4 few weeks ago the Penn
svlvania company was bought In at fore
closure sale BY the Reorganization Com
uafttpe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
NORFOLK, VA, July lc.-(special)-

NORFOLK, VA, July lo.-1Special)-
Two games Of baseball were played this
afternoon between Portsmouth and Rich
mond. for one admission, before about
800 people. The first was called at 2:5o,
with Brandt and Flynn as opposing
pitchers. Both teams were BANKED III
the first inning, and up to the sixth inning
the game was very close. the score being
2 to l in favor OF Richmond. But three
singles and double in this inning netted
Richmond three earned runs. and clinched
the game for them. as Portsmouth was
unable to get another man over the home
plate. Richmond played a game full Of
snap and in marked contrast TO the list
less one put up by our boys. Brandt
pitched a splendid game. and would have
won had the boys behind him done their
usual amount OF hitting. they only get
ting three hits off Flynn. who pitched
great game. Flynn was also given superb
support.
CONFIDENT OF WINNING.
The second game was begun after hf-
teen minutes lntermlssion. aud the Ports
mouth rOOters were confident Of the home
teams winning. as Leach was going 10
pitch, and when the play was called and
Knox lined out a twO-bagger and scored
on Reeds single il looked as II Ports
mouth was going 10 do DinsmOre mp
right then and there. But their hopes
soon died, as he retired the side without
another mans reaching first base. Rich
mOnd scored one In her half, after n
chance had been given to retire the side.
and thus the game went merrily on until
the fifth, when four singles. double,
three errors, a base on balls gave Rich
mond six runs. After this, Portsmouth
did not seem to be I'm II, though at times
they did some good hitting.
Foster took Leach's place In the sixth,
but was unable to keep the visitors down,
and they added four more to their score
while he was In the box. In the eighth
inning. with man on first base, Berte
nit one 10 left, which Knox captured,
after hard run, and as MCGOWAN had
started for second, completed a beautiful
double play by putting the ball squarely
INTO watts hands before McGoyan could
| get back. The scores:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
A SLtGGItG-sIArCH.
Terrific Batting In the Petersburg
Norfolk Game,

PETERSBURG. VA. July lO.-(Spe-
cial THE game here to-day betwsen Pc
tersburg and Norfolk was a smuggling
match. Hynes and Colifower were the
opposing pitchers at first. The former
lasted three innings. and was replaced by
James Collifower did'one inning better,
when Weeks took his place I'm the box.
The Norfolks got on to Hynes's curves
In the third and made six consecutive
hits; which nettcd them five runs Just
at this time Kelly. Collinower. and Cote
were on third. second. and first, respec-
lively, Herr hit 10 Breen, who made a
nice pickup, touched second. and threw
10 Turner. who sent the ball over 10
Lyons. catching Colliflower and oomplet-
ing n beautiful triple play.
The batting Of McGann, Corcoran, and
Tate vas terrific. Score:
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Al the Royal:
Mrs. Knox Little. OF Nevburg. ". Y,
badly shaken UP.
Mr.. Leo Camden, Internally injured.
Mrs. James q. Armstrong. injured in
ternally.
Montrvse Barringer. Of New York, both
legs broken
Mrs. Freshman, Of New York. fractured
lnee.
Leopold Frye. Of philadelphia, leg
broken.
Antonio Dunon. Of Jenningss Band,
Camden, lex broken.
NO ONE FROM RICHMOND HURT.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. July l0.-tSpe-
oial.p--No one from Richmond was hurt
In the Casino collapse.
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MADE IT THREE STRAIGHT.
Roanoke Climbing Up In the Column
OF Percentages.

ROANOKE, VA, July lO.-(Speciai)-
Roanoke made II three straights to-day,
and If the boys keep Up the clip they
have struck they will soon take much
higher place in the percentage than they
now occupy. Lynchburg had their crack
pitcher, Willis. In the box. and went
into the game with the determination to
take ar least one scalp back with them.
But they reckoned without their host
Willis had wonderful speed TO start WITH
hut he seemed unable 20 keep 1t up. He
was not hit particularly hard. but he re-
ceiyed great support. and that is what
kept the score down. Foxy" Fry OPP
posed him. and showed great form. He
had perfect control OF the ball. and kept
his opponents hits so we'll scattered
that they were not productive OF run
getting The support Fry received, was
gilt-edged. Viox. Cayanaugh. and Padden
all made wonderful stops and throws.
while Sherer pulled down two apparently
safe hits In centre. Score:
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u,,k succe.rruIly Bu rgIa rised.

PITTSFIELD. ILL, July l0.-The Elk
change Bank OF Milton. twelve miles from
this city. owned and controlled by c. T..
Botln. was entered early yesterday morn
Ing by burglars. who successfully opened
the safe They entered the burglar chest
without the use OF powder OF tools, and,
II Is supposed. took the entire contents.
Then the chest was closed and the COM
bIuation lcck taken OF to prevent its
being opened. The telephone wire wa,
cut 10 prevent communication with the
authorities. Mr. Botin refuses TO say
how much money the safe contained.
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DANVILLE, VA. July iO.-(Special)-
The second game between the Danyi.le
and the Lynchburg Young Mems Chris
tian Association Baseball teams waG
played this afternoon. and resulted In
Il victory for the visitors. The Danylles
attribute their defeat 10 bad umpiring
together with bad errors. Danvi!le had
the game, but By the decisions Of the
umpire. Lynchburg was given the victory
The attendance was very good. Score
Danyilie ...................1 o o 80 ) o o.
Lynchburg ................1 90 4 2 o -
Batteries: Yates and Jennings; Robert
son and Rucker.
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The latest reports show that the condi-
ton OF affairs on the west coast or south
America has considerably changed. the
new government in Peru being well es-
tatllshed and the revolution in Colombia
having been wholly suppressed, while in
Ecuador the conditions. though not 50 ia
Vcrabie as this, are much better than
they were a month ago. and business Is
beinS rapidly resumed.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.


] 23 i567S9
Portsmouth -. =. 00000OO-l
hichmond .......0 / 0 OK )
summary: Earned runs-Richnond
Two-base hits-Reed Bradley, and Flynn.
Stolen bases-Houseman and McGowan.
Double play-Wa::s an1 Fuller. Eases on
balls-OG Brandt. 8; of Flynn. 7. Hit by
pitcher-Reed and Hargroye. Struck out
BY Brandt, 3; by Flynn, 1. Wild pitch
Flynn. !. Time Of game-l hour and 20
minutes. Umpire McLaughlin.
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ReulOYul,

The Mutual Guarantee Building and
Loan Association Is now permanently To-
Gated at No. 1913 east Main street. OPP
poslte the post-oftice. To persons desiring
a safe and profitable investment their
fully-pald stock Is commended.
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Southern League.


when the Declaration OF Independence
asserted mans right TO this II enunciated
a n Immortal truth. The bilious sufferer Is
on the road to happiness when he begins
10 take Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the
most etficacIoux regulator OF the liver In
existence. Equally reliable Is II In chiiis
rnatissn kidney trouble, and neryouHr ess.
Use It regularly. and not at odd intervals.
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SCORE by INNINGS.

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Portsmouth go. ........l 0l0 0201 .
Richmond .................1 OG x--l3
summary: Earned runs-PortsmOuth. 2;
Richmond, g. Two-base hl,s-Knox. Reed
Thurston. Grove. Bradley. Houseman
Wells. and Foster. Three-Oase bits-Reed
and Foster. Stolen bases-Knox. Hail.
Kain, Grove, Bradley. and Houseman
Double plays-knox and Watts. Bradley
and Wells. Bias on balls-Om Leach g.;
off Foster. q off Dinsmore, 5. Hit by
pitcher-Knox. Struck out-By Leach. g.;
by Dinsmore. 3. Wild pitch-Foster Time
Of game hour ami 81 minutes. Cppile-
Mclaughlin.