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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
THEY ROOTED IN VAIN,
MUTT DTDNO GOOD. AND THE HTST-
IERs LfNDED EASY WINNER>.
Flynn Chewed the Rag and Consequently
Portsmouth Got II In the Neck-A
Game of Base Hits Galore.

Ger lal Manager Brady Of the Ports
mouth club. was as sore as 4 ninc-days'
boil before the game was over yester-
day. He came up from his native hamlet
beside the wet summer waves. and he
broui ut his pets along with him, with
the .lvowsd intention Of calling jake
Wells on the first pat.
Bles dear. genial, Fat old Brady's soul.
for ne IS a hail fellow well met. but
when he called Wells yesterday he found
the big Hustler had EN- all one color,
and now the game is ours. There was
also - carload Of rooters. with lung
power enough 10 run a train, pui they
nave not rot IL now. y s. they came 10
Jolly Z he Truckers along and right mer-
rily O. they raise smoke for a briei
WI lie. but the thing soon ceased 10 De
funny. ana they all got mad, tore on
their IA adges and assisted Brady IN civ.
Ing po-.-. dear Higgins soag and
dance But H0ggy was all right, and he
umpired a good. clean game.
There was really no need for his SER
vices yes tcrday for Portsmouth could lot
have played cr0quei.
rIHSx's GREAT CANT.
FLYNN as in the box Here is one side
of the r.. and for the Other chapter
tiers. il you don't believe me ask M'ssrs.
Elars and Brandt How It's.
Carney " Is IN great fora he pitched
4 game that could not have Ofen beaten,
and but for errors by Wells and Foster
a shut-out .vonld have been Portsmouth's
fate. Flyr was invincilse, and his
syeed. drops, curves shoots, twisters end
zigzaGs kept tie visitors playing the
lottery with such poor success that sig
poor. lean singles was all they could
get.
WI niT TEw.
Did We do any batting Oh. no; /
guess Tot. Twenty-Five hits, with total
Of tlirty-one bases. II would take a
Congressional Library 10 tell VINO n+ne
Il en-; 50 look at the tabulated score
and summary.
Eigf teen stolen bases-hOW IS that lor
a days record? Then In the field, what
srpport-almos- perfect, and ont In centre
Groves got I'm snOthcr sensational eaten
when be- taprurcd Covells fly IN the
eighth after long run.
Housoman. at second. was in the game
from the start. He took eleven chances
without an error. and made five hits
plav does n not? OF course Bradley Fol
n home run, and would have had another
had one Of his long drives 20 right beeh
six inches higher.
As for singles and doubles. why every
one made them. and Kahn and smith
ia the deer act on the bases. In me
ninth Netter was substituted az the bdt
for Brandt but he never reached secohu'
HAND or CLARE AND DRANDT.
Clare had enough when the fourth
came. and Brandt took his pace bu'
Jared no better. 1000.
HarggOVe and RULER playch thr b"i"'
for the visitors.
Here We are for good, true, GeANlH''
eOul-s3 tiSfving IN IT'S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
FTTf FROH THE JF>ffBffE.
Mrs. Woriey's Foot 80 Badly Injured
That tfnputution Was Necessary.

DANNILLE. VA. July Especial
Mrs. J.. ii. Morley formerly Of Neapolis.
bat now OF Lynchburg. and widow OF
Joshua Morley. a former engineer on the
Richmond and Danvilie. feil from the
vestihulo train this morning. She had
boarded the midnight train I'm Danviile.
but found the door locked. she kept on
the platform. thinking the train would
stop In Neapolls and she would enter
other car. hut IL did not stop. and In
turning curve she WAS thrown. and her
foot SO badly mashed that II was ampu-
tatcd to-day. Mrs. Norley had been here
on a short visit. and was on her way
home.
The recent heavy rains have caused q
rise IN Dan river. The water rose four
teen inches to-day Ia fo9r hours. A
frcshet would do an immense amount OF
injury 20 corn on the low grounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

And the Horn Harvey Debate VIII End.
Yesterdays Discussion.

CHICAGO. Ill. july 2j.-At the OPEN
ing OF the Horr-Haryey silver deDlte to-
d4v IL was announced that only Two more
sessions would Doe held, and that '1r tn-s
res son the daily bouts Wouiu He sJrit-
what heightened ln order 10 admit ol tAr
delivery OF the number of wor j. OI1l1hl-
lv agreed uuOu. The debate today was
marked by a more tnan usually sharp
encounter.
Mr. Horr calleI his opponents attention
TO a statement which be mad made 20
his criticisms upon senator Morgan,
wherein he stated that The silver dol
lars for il2 ~ were largely coined pre-
yiOus 10 the decentralization OF silver in
1873. making subsidiary coin Of less value
Therefore DE .uf -rrcl that Senator Nor
gan was mistaken i'm stating that none
of the AZ IL dollars had been coined
from silver mined .u this country. Mr.
Harvey says that tile old dollars OF
~ u grains were for The people OF Sc
Vada and California, uOtWithstand.ng that
al the time the bullion was worth more
Uncolncd than coined.
Mr. Horr then denied that these dollars
We're coined .rOm silver mined in this
country and sent 10 the mint for that
purpose. Congress bad proyid q that FOR
eign coin should Dee received by this
Government a. certain fixed vallc,
and. further. coins should not again bee
put into circulation, but sh1Ild Dee re-
coined al the mint The report Of tile
Director % the Mint showed that over
Xup1rn iu silver had thus Accumulated.
having been found in the gold during the
pieces Of ASSAY ing.
AT this point Harvey chall snscd H0rrs
statement saving that be had NOT
broi Chit his authorities vita him. ana
therefore bis arguments were emitted 10
no standing In the debate. RE then
banded Mr.. Horr statment OF the 'l-
rector OF the Mint. which he said rep .r-
senied that during the year 1870 AZ ip-
silver dollars had been coined az Carson
,'ity. Mr. Harvey again called MS opTO-
nent 10 task for not connnins his re-
marks 10 the order n debate originally
agreed upon. and sand that he wouli rot
be- diverted from this order
lie then entered on a discussion Of prl-
rrarv and credit money. saying that the
over issue or credit money caused drain
upon the primary money for resumption
rurr.0ses An example Of this had just
been Witnessed in this country In the
issue OF bonds by the presen; admins
tration for the purpose OF maintaining
the gold reserve.
Mir Harvey said he had received a let
ter within the last few days from
large New York manufacturer. IN when
the writer stated that all the money
the bank gave him 90 pay or MS men
was in silver certificates. Mr.. hofr TOOK
his opponent 20 task for making a mistake
in his figures by 10000 regarding the
amount Of silver dollars coined In 1910
at the Carson city mint, ana asserted
that the mint report. from when me
silver champion had quoted sustained AT.
Horr's proposition. Mr.. HOrr auded. Up
=, this moment MIR. Harvey mas not Sdli
one word upon the real question IN az
bate. lie has not controVerte9 a slhflr
statement of mine successfully. lie mas
,,ot nroven anv act Of bribery or sihsl.
stem taken during the passage OF the
hill OF 1878
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

Az INIfENSE TNTERPRIsE ~ IVES
TERN NORTH CdROLTNI.
\ Prominent Physician Commits Suicide
Rather Than stand Trial On
serious Charge.

WINSTON. y. c.. July 25.-NeVs was
received here to-day OF the suicide yes
teriay. TN Nash county. o. Or. W. T.
Shun. a prominent citizen. and praetc-
Ing physician OF that county.
The Doctor stood charged with attempt
ing criminal assault on respectable
married lady Of his ne-shborho0d. When
be- saw the officers coming 90 arrest
him be drew his pistol and ircd ball ~
hia heal which produced death almost
instantly.
The $4,000 cotton mill % be- establish
ed al Nayodan near Madison. viii be an
hmm 'nse enterprise. Colonel r. II. Fries.
president OF the company hl, gone North
10 purchase the machinery for ihe mill.
.Iimter Is being gotten Out now for the
large dam. which iwl eNfnci clear across
The river. n Will be made sufficient 10
develop the entire water power 1f the
Dan 40 tfat point The contract Cor the
brick has heen let and tlty are now being
made on the ground. The building viii
DE 10 by 300 f.ct and the mills W N slcrate
fifteen thousand spindies dt FIRST. Tho
company VII cmn.Ov $40 hands and tho
parties interested predict THAI in less than
on" years time Nayol3n VIII have
population of ~ people. Tenement
houses are now Icing built for The em-
ployes.
The union Sunday school excursion II
coic red people from greensboro VIII
sfOn, on Monday got into trouble on
their rssprn home Whom The train
reached Walnut Cove the railroad come
cess or passengers. the contract stpu-
lating that an passengers over sixty to "A
coach were 10 oe paid for extra. This
made the excess several dollars. After
"a time the train ran on 20 Suwmerffll.
WHERE it was again side-trieAei lnul
the excess money was paid
RssHrsHmrNTs MAD TO BIZ SOLD.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

Judge Whi,tlc's Decision i'm "a Contested
Election tnsc.

MARTINSVIILE. VA. July Special
Upon the application % the judge OF tho
Circuit Court OF Franklin county for q
writ Of maudemus 90 compel the judge
of the county court Of Franklin 20 decide
the contestrd-election case for county
treasurer upon its merits, tho Circuit
Court. after an elaborate argument oi
counsel declined to-day the writ upon M
grounds thar the county court Of Frank
lin had quashed the complaint Of th'
contestant. ard that his remedy u any
was hy writ Of error.
Judge white delivered very ahl'
opinion IN this case.
Colonel j. Hampton lIOge representa-
the petitioner. and l.. IT, billiard and T.
" Sanders the Coutesiec.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

The members Of the Blues Battalion
and many of their friends had a most
delightful trip down the James river
on board OF The elegant steamer Poca-
houtas lest night Mr. Irwin Weis'eer,
superintendent of the Virginia Navga-
ton Company. had done ali in his power
10 make the soiourn on board Of the
steamer a delightful ono. and the Blues
Banl rendered some OF IT'S sweetest
music
More than 80 persons took advantage
of The opportunity Of spending delight
ful evening ON the james river.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

Committee. says that the committee VIII
probably be called to meet here next
week TO consider the answers OF ,he
Democratic national committeeman 10 inc
request OF Illinois Democrats Tor ma
ticnal Democratic monetary conference
He saws IL Is probable that no h'hil''e
action towards calling the conference WI
be taken until August BIN. Wheh s",''
a. "a ho "A conference OF frcc-siiver Demo
crafts I'm Washington. which may decide
ON the place and date of the national
convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
RrroRrKD soTTHERN PrRcHlsE.
Rumored That the Atlantic and ban'iiie
Ia- Been Purchased.

NORFOLK. VA, July . Specialize
is reported here. on what appears 70 Doe
good authority. that the Atlantic and
Dauvlie has been secured by the South
ern railway.
II is sad that the deal was made az
ola Point Yesterday or last night. a
repIes. utatlye Of The Times called % see
Mr. Neveass an the Hotel Portsmouth to-
night for confirmation or DENIAL OF rae
rumor. but he refused 90 Doe disturbed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July 3.-S'a,e
Mine Inspector j. ID. Hnlhouse has about
completed his report OF the production OF
coal in Alabama for the first siH months
In 1876. Ii shows a large increase. as
compared with the same period OF Is'''
and n the present rate IS kept mp during
The balance Of the year. the to'H' out
nut FOR the year VIII be the largest III
The history Of the state
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
baltimore Primaric,.

BALTIMORE, MD. July 25.-Dcmocrat-
ic primaries preliminary 20 the State con-
yention we're held In this city to-day. and
passed or quietly. There was not q
single contest. and the regular dele
gates" were elected 10 the district con-
ventions which will meet tomorrow night
and choose seven delegates each 70 rep
resent the city IN the State convention
here next Wednesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

Eoanokes Defeated by the fynchbures by
n score of To ,.

LYNCHBURG. VA. July 25.-Special.-
great game to-day with a heart's-dis-
ease finish. was what the rooters saw
here to-day.
INnchburg won by a score OF 10 8
from Paddens braves. while the specta-
tors shook In their seats with nervous
agne. Both teams put up gilt-edgc cN-
hibition. but the locals Outhii the visitors,
and 10 this alone was due the victory.
The fielding Of both teams was great,
but Padden was clearly entitled 10 the
palm for all-round work.
Mci.auC Min. the umpire. was OF. as
usual but not so much so. He called
Smith out at the rubber when he was
clearly safe I'm the first inning. Score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

The Committee on Water held its semi
monthly meeting ia room NO. - of the
City Hall last evening. al clock which
was ATTENDED by the following members.
Nessre. Hovkin chairman. Briggs. Law
der. Trower. Mayer Brock, and Mount
castle.
: number of his were ordered 10 be
pad, and the usual amount OF routine
business was disposed Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

Mr. John ~ Burke, thc manager for
Buffalo Blrs Wh1-West Show, was reg
istcred at Mufphy's Hotel last evening
and VIII leave for the South this morn
ing.
Southern tour with the Wild West show.
and VIII make stand w Richmond OF
perhaps q week or more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

The Casualties of Week In ~ Southwest
County.

GLADESBORO. CARROLL COUNTY.
VA. July Special J. J.. kemp,
who resided few miles north OF this
place. fen from q cherry tree some days
since and broke his neck.
Lightning struck ana killed a horse
belonging TO MIR James hester Sunday,
and a han and wind-siorm ala great dam
are to the growing crops.
The worthless dogs 81 this nclshbOrhool
have killed many tine sheep in the last
few nights.
Andrew Dickerson had a fine horse
killed by lightning a few days since.
Mr. g.. Branson was bitten by a snake,
supposed 20 be "a copporhead. few days
since, and Is dangerously IN.
Mrs l.. Quesinberry is very III from
the effect Of "A spiler-bite received sew
crfl DAYS since.
Al The growing crops are looking fine,
the smali-grain crop is good. and thou
sands upon thousansd OF bushels Of apples
acr on the trees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

MOBILE. Ala, July The british
steamer Strathzirl cleared from Soiah-
Ton. Miss. yesterday, with 5'43''' s'.,
fetal feet Of lumber. for koiieiua",'
1-.r ~ clear from any port OF the United
States
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

Washington-I.ce Senate. 40. 1853
Knights OF the Ancient Essenic order,
held its regular semi-m0nthly meeting
AT 81. Adams Hall last night and trans
acted "A good deal OF routine bus ness.
II was decided among other things TO
change the regular meeting nights from
the second and fourth THURSDAY OF the
month TO the second and fourth TUESDAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
CHARGED With sicnIIng sll.

4 negro boy named Lee Jackson was ar
rested and lodged in the Second police
station yesterday, upon the charge OF
stealing Sl5 from James Franklin. lie
viii have a hearing before the Police
Court this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

Summary Earned Richmond 10.
I'w phase hits smith %, Houseman,
Bradley. Foster Bcrte. Home runs
bradley. stolen bases Kahn 90. Smith
~. Groves ~. Houseman Wells %. Eos
ter ~. Berte o.. Flynn. Base on balls
or Flynn. 8. off Clare. :. OF Brandt, :.
Hit by pitcher-Ve Han. and Netter.
struck Out-By f'ynn. 8, by Clare, !. hy
Brandt. l. Time Of game two hours and
M, zen minutes. Umpire, IIOggins. Al
Tendance. 3OlU.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

The excursion OF the ladies' OF Grace
Street Baptist church 10 old Point which
was 10 have taken place yesterday. was
postponed until Wednesday, July 3lst
when they Will go rain or shine. They
are in hopes OF reaching ocean View BY
steamers al that time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
WORLD'SRECORD BROKEN
WTLLIiM PENN Is NOW THE fdSi
Est TROTFFNG GLIDING.
The Feat Performed at Detroit Yesterday
His Time Wa. 2:o7 f-f-tthef
Good Racing.

DETROIT. MICH, July S.-Ihe io"i /"
day C the blue ribbon meeting oi '"e
Detroit Driving club was fully ellai 70
the prevoJs DAYS IN point OF racing
The conditions were almos, perfect i"s
fast time. the track being IN prime eoN-
dsticn AMI scarcely any Wiio O.""i"s'
All OF the events on the programme were
hcty conte sted and again Kept the au-
dierce until dark.
In the PHI class FOR trotfsrs klamath
the winner, cut MS record OF zoo H.
made at GAINESVILLE. Wis, this season by
a full second, and william Penn, Who
won the third heat. cut his mark OF
g.fl IA FOR four sseO-ls, ana capt 81
the five hundred dollar extra purse oierel
hy the club for the fastest neat trottr
better than 2.ui ii, AMI also hI1hl lAt
Words record for trOtting -cltugs.
In the 2.1O trOt, hich was urnuishc
frDm yesterday, Red OF War1n0ke had
10 trouble getting the deciding heat.
Ia the zll class. fr0ffIrr event. kla-
marh won the hrst heat handny. Penn
gave the gclding a great race IN the
second heat. Klamath had a good deal
az the quarter, bur Penn took the iea.i
into the stretch. and drew away from
klamath, but the. terrific pace told on
him. and klamath. coming -ast. from
the distance. won out uy nose in a
uI '-s H'''sn. ....-- ,.....,.. .,...
Nl'lila'" HaS a hotter iaForite tnan
49,, ia 5g- i,','N meat anu i' came nome
Pm. 49, 81, IN ,,..,-,.. CO.. .t.
i i'Jli, A.1t. DNi ne broke Da1iy pa tAe
a. Se,t..l sli1 Iosl Nuai g1,tLce ie h aA
.osii'. '''i5 w.. i"ee, anu N.sln'.. No.
az "52" Niis.i, IT., was 'lie LAY ol.ie
sent tistge out - the first heat and
landed u hand.iy. j his made Nistisie an
w." -inoiey iatoflte ior me second heat.
~. t-t nIsl turn istisie pto-e oa.iy
a~f ,',ss 1is ~ ~ pieces "' inc quar- 'e'
ct,ris, f.-fi '-f.s,,,t cha. Wool D,
''"' i,s A'Di. ',ali'1i tN1- ~ 3D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

summary. Earned runs-Lynchburs. l.
Two-base Mcintyre. Fultz, Plock,
Ni0x. Thrce-base hits-Padden. Struck
out-By Ames. 4. hy Fry. >. Base on
balls-On Amcs. ?. of Fry. ?. Umpire
Mclaughlin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
HOW rHE CLUBS STAND.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Boston az Cleveland
Sew York az pittsnurg.
Philadelphia az Cincinnati.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

Pirates Walk Away with the Giants-Bie
scores the Order.

CLEVELAND. o.. July 2.-To-iay's
was one u the most exciting games Of
the season. il was fun Of brilliant field
Ing PLAYS and timely hitting Nichrls
was Wild in the seventh inning. and TINS
coupled with Burketts triple ana DC
Aleers double netted four runs, anu
won the game. Attch lance, 30.
Score. X II. T.
Cleveland IL OiO0 % 0 x-6 Y 3
Boston ......o . o . o. y
Batteries. Young and thinner Ni-noia
and Camel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
The pronosed Chicago Conference.

spRINr-1cLD, ILL. July S.-chair-
man Hlnrichsen, Of the Democratic STATE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

Gillon. late q tho dlsbanled Memphis
team, viii join the Hustlers tomorrow.
lie is a star twirier.
Captain Reed. Of Portsmouth, is the
hanisomest man IN the League.
The Magicians took q slump yesterday
Flynn sent n long tly TO centre in ;he
fourth that looked good for two bases.
but Harerove made d sensational one
hand catch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

CAMPS SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
At III Edmond:
Richmond Us. Portsmouth.
At Norfolk
Norfolk VS.. Petersburg.
Al Lynchburg.
Lynchburg vs.. Roanoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

PITTsBURG. PA. July New York =
neliers went 10 pieces to-day and Puts
burg scored an easy victory. German
pitched n great game. but was mise aug
supported Poor fielding gave the nome
team two runs I'm the fourth inning ahr
civ more in th. seventh only i've hits
should have been recorded against Ger
man. and one of these triple by cross
In the eighth. scored the only .arheN
Soc. r. H. L.
Pitfsburg .....OOO2O . x-f0 :
New York .0 % 90 30 i .
Batteries- Hawiey and Sugden; German
and Farrell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
GASiYs YESTERDAY,

Al Richmond:
Portsmouth. 1; Richmond, 20.
At Norfolk.
Rain.
AT IynchburG.
Roanoke. 3: Lynchburg. !.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26
Will ,lR. Massey sPFAK :

IL is hintel that Mr. Massey Will make
The closing argument tomorrow. lne
Times correspondent triad 20 ascertain
what foundation there was for mis- iu',
Ie- was ..Tt would Doe Just like him.
Judge Nicely will speak again to-mof-
row. when the case VIII DE given 10 me
.urlr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

CHICAGO. ILL. July 1.-The Chicagos
Won an easy game from Washington to-
day. punching their hits on S.ocksdale In
tie sixth and eighth innings. Terry was a
complete puzzle 90 the visitors. The field
ing on both sides was hstless. Attend
ance 300.
Score. r. H. T.
Chicago .......... 90 0OO5O3N-S j. 3
Washington ....O 00003011-5 3
Batteries-Terry and Donahue, Stocks
dale and Mcclure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

LOUISVILLE. KY. July G.-The Ba,-
tiInol cs tatted the BAN al over the field
to-day. Inks was knocked out Of the box
f. the first inning. and NcDermctt was
batted freely Tho fielding of the visitors
was careless. while Louisvillos batting
and fielding were weak.
Score. T.. II.
Louisville ...... 10000 O. 3 10
Baltimore ...... % % ! . % d 70 0-l2 i
Bqttcrieg-lnks. McDeym0t, and War
nnr. HlmInimr nd l-Inrln-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

ST. LOUIS. MO. July G.-The locals
won. hands down. Attendance, i.-9V.
Score. H. IT, T.
ST. Lcrls ........1 . % d ] . O. ~ -
BROOKLYN ....... % 90 ! 70 / OILS
Batteries Breitenstein and Miller, Lucid
and Grim.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-26

CINCINNATI. o.. July 2l.-Rhines
pitched a superb game n ball this tftef-
noon and had the visitors completely ~
his mercy. only allowing six bits ana
striking our eight men. on the other
hand. Taylos and Beam were easy. At
tendance, 200
Score. H. H. J..
Cincinnati t020244 80 -
philadelphia 90 % d 10 3 % % o.
Batteries- Rhnos and Murphy; Taylor
Beam. Clements. and Grady.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-07-11

me. feel better than I have for vo,.
1t seems seven days wonder IL ~
friends. Where l used to be pjtlai
everything is the opposite, and th p'i !,
not day but what some one want, f.
know what l have done to work surb !
wonder.
Before taking the Compound | h,
constant headaches; was constinatsd'
bloated; eyes weak, with watery whites,
bearing down pains; pains in the snail
Of my back and right side; took caII
very easily, which always caused inteps
pain in ovaries. l did not want to N
anywhere or see any one.
:" l was called cross, but I could nat
help 1t, feeling as | did. could not m.
anything or do any hard work withou,
suffering for days afterward Mensrl.
alton lasted from eight to ten DAYS, ths
first two or three days being in almost
constant pain, day an night.
" Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pouni has made a new girl of me; am
now well, happy, and strong" Yours
truly. A srENoGRApHER, Denver Col.