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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-05
cnaKIorre DfuocRarS.
4 Recent silver Converts Hysterical
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4 Recent silver Converts hysteri'ai
speech.
HIILANDALE. VA. Aug. ESPECIAL
In accordance with previous notice the
Democrats OF Charlotte county met to-day
for the purpose OF recognizing the party
and elccting a county chairman
Mr.. james C. Watkins called me meet
ing 90 order and then retired Hon W.
:. Priddy. after making short statement
Concerning the present issue. and giving
the history of the Democratic .pa'ts
during the past three months. placed in
nomination Mr. W. ID. watkins. an
honest Democrat though at one time a
Populist
Vim q. Carriucton Esq. recent silver
convert 10 silver. paid his respects 10 Hiil.
Whitney. and others who advocate the
gold standard prophcsying in event or
silvcr's success their union with the he
publicans The Richmond Times received
its share OF abuse. lie said The Times
characterized Hon. John W Daniel as
a revoHfiouist and Auarchia-. After
paving high tribute of praise 90 Hon.
IL a. Rice. Doe placed in nomination the
present incumbent. Mr.. james g. Wat
kins Quite spirited though friendly
rivalry followed which resulted in the
reelection OF 1ir j. O.. Watkins.
Mr.. Clement is. Green addressed the
large audience in an eloquent. interesting.
instructive. and humorous speech which
seemed 20 meet tle approval Of every
one present. rcearllc~s of former party
affiliations.
Mr. Green was formerly % Republican
From present indications. Bryan viii re-
ceiVe the support of every one except a
few gold bugs and 'he black bugs.
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Lawless Places still In Operation and One
ofThem Raided.


ALEXANDRIA. Aug 4.-sheriff Palmer.
Deputy Graham. and posse OF men
fIo,f Alexandria and Richmond raided
Harry Gamblers notorious resort at jack
son city last night.
The cause of the raid was the fact
that Gambler has been keeping an rnli-
censod bar. and information 20 this o.
feet reached the State authorities, who
sent Palmer to raid the place.
A large crowd was I'm the dive when
the officers marched up the board walk
leading 10 the place. Gambler L. away.
in his absence Mack Butler Of more
than local fame. is in charge.
Two saloons owned by Gambler are
within several feet Of each Other. one
being licensed the other not When
notice of raid is received the licensed
saloon runs in fun blast and the unli-
censed one is shut as fast as a church
door on a week uay. Unfortunately for
the Gambler interests. the news OF the
coming event did not reach Jackson city,
SO that both places were ia fun blast
Three vol known characters were
caught and carried TO Alexandria As wit
ncsses In the case. The bar and fixtures
were demolished. whils everything in
sight was destroyed. that the ruins might
stand as warning TO all who tried 10
dciraud the old Dominion Of her Just
revenue. The three men captured are
known as Nelson. Bob. and Dick but
more than this is not known OF them
The sheriff. instosd of finding only
an unlicensed saloon. TO his surprise
came upon gambling resort I'm fun blast
lie seized the paraphernalia and arrested
man who gave the name or Gilmore on
the charge Of backing the game. Gilmore
was locked mp in the Alexandria iail.
When taken before Justice Lane az
2@0 o'clock this morning ne gave his
name as Robert Gilmore, and a fine OF
go" and six months in Jail was inn
posed.
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DEATHS.

PIP Ar-ER.-Dled at her residence. 10
nth Laurel street, Monday, August
"a at A. NJ. Mrs. ANNA CHRISTINE
"a BRAUER noe BrieD.
widow OF Fred. Brauer. in the seventy
sc-enth year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place on WE'D
NEsDAY. August 9Th. at i. NJ. from
- Johns German Evangelical church.
Interment at Hollywood Cemetery.
q
BOOKER. -Died. at her residence. no
Holly street. az 1880 a. ~. Mrs.
OPHELIA BOOKER, wife OF Charles
Booker.
Funeral from the residence az IL
o'clock TO-DAY. Friends OF the family
Invited TO attend.
Died. at the residence OF her
sister. Mrs. Lucy \. Wadd.ll. No. lllo
Capitol street. August a. 1896. at 3:io
l.. NJ. after a lingering Illness, Mrs.
MARIA a. GREGORY. widow OF tho
late Or. William I. Gregory.
Funeral from the above address To-
DAY at L. VI. Friends OF the family
invited to attend.
Interment at shockoe Cemetery.
No foweras -
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Two Serious Accidents 10 Railroad Men.
Personal

CthNE. VA. Aug. 4.-Captain Jasper
Wells. Of this place. the chief Of the To-
connective engineers on this division Of
the Norfolk aud Western railroa. stepped
from an engine az Wakefield this morn
ing ana On doing So his foot slipped and
ne lell ana broke-his left arm. Or. j.
W. hrlani. The railroad surgeon here.
was Immediately sent 10 attend 10 Capt.
Ncilf, who was brought home on the
passt niger train nj noon.
Mr. John Norsham. one OF the foremen
az the railroad shops had his left arm
broken early this morning while attempt
ing 10 couple some flats. Or. Bryant
was called 10 set the arm. and Mr. Wor-
sham is getting ON as wen as could be
expected this evening.
Miss Dele Lockett left this morning
10 visit Miss Annie Laurie Taylor, in
AppomattoX county.
Mr.. Thomas p. oliver left to-day for
Bedford city, Mountain Lake, and several
other pleasure resorts.
Mr.. T.. J.. Moore nft this morning for
a weeks visit to Luray. Va.
Grove. who lately accepted @ position in
Norfolk, Us now moving his family TO that
place.
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A MILL CHANGES HANDS.
The Good Work of Mission sunday
School-Iown Council

BOfDTON. VA, Aug. 4.-Speclal.-
Messrs. Throckmorton & Bowling have
purchased from Mr.. y. ID. Jones the
willard mill property some four miles
northwest Of this place. and will put IL
IN thorough repair These gentlemen
now own a valuable mill. located a few
miles from the one just purchased.
The Mission Sunday school. under tho
supervision mainly OF the BOydton Episco-
pal church, some four miles northwest OF
town. in a bengltei neighborh0od. is in
prosperous condition and Is well at
tended. The Rev. i. NJ. BOylen. the
pastor OF the Episcopal church here. has
plan on foot 10 remove the chapel at
the county pOor-house 20 site near
where the Mission Sunday school Is
taught. when so removed. 10 viii DO used
for both divine service and also for tho
mifsiOn school.
The Council OF the town OF Boydton
met last night in regular session ana
transacted routine business. Nothing OF
special importance transpired.
Mrs c. 4. Baskerville. Mrs. {. /
Reekes and Miss Alice y. Finch are VS.
itins at the Mineral Hotel IN cnase City-
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Games won and lost by each club TO
each other club:
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property OF Mr.. Richard Croker pu, nov e"r
owned by Mr.. Sibary. won '->e ra'e ~
the Patcham stakes. Manxnan "aS
ond and fIalf-fIalf thru. .,,,s
The Alfriston Plate of II" so'e'.'s ,he
for horses that had never won w ~ ~
time OF the meeting. weight Tor u.s. H.
allowances. one mile. was won ~ -,
Osden's three-year-old Chestnut IA
Bcauregard r. Grants three ,,'c.,-
Bauvais H. was second ana H. H.
motifs three-yea-old bay co'
third. ~
Richard Croker's chestnut A-eldisg len
nessoc also ran but was not placed.
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IinrLe,L-Ir Nnfr.

RI'RKLNILLE. VA. Aug. special.
Nj. j. vs.. Riddle % Nottoway county.
IS reported % be dying. Mr.. Riddle Us
well known here.
Tho local-cption meeting 40 Morning
Star churcl last might was LARGELY alt
tended and much interest was shown.
Ret. g.. e.. Campbell ana McssIs- D.
spca kers.
Mr.. j. e. Bruce. OF The Chesapeake and
Ohio railway Richmond, Is spenqlia IL
few weeks in Burl .Nlle for the dement,
of The Nthia water. t
itor.. who arc here drinking tAe water.
After use. tie poa- Of 'he lower car
bon Of al electric are-.diap is Itfine" oi
pure graphite and as s'ch may De en-
Moved as a lrad-pc d.
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De rocrats and Republicans Elect Dele
gates Cen Malker's Eittcr Speech.

PULAs H. VA. Aug. special. The
Democrats held their convention for Pu-
laski courty here yesterday-court day
and sent delegates TO the Wytheyille
Congressional convention, who are about
equally divided between Marshall and
Williams.
They heartily endorsed the Chicago plat
form and Candidates and required that
no on4 should Doe nominated for congress
who does not stand squarcly on that plat
form.
The Republicans also sent delegates to
their convention a good many negroes
among them.
Judge Cyclone" Marshall W. .. Hari-
away. j.. : Bcl0ck. j. r. Miller. ard
others addressed the Democrats.
General Walker and j. Hampton hoge
addressed the Republicans.
Walker stood sluarclv ON the St. Louis
financial plank and the whole 81. Louis
platform. 80
Democrats made votes 10y Walkers bit
ter speech denouncing Democrats as an
archists.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NEW YORk WINS a TEN-fNNING
GAME FROM WhsHINGTON.
prcffer Kicks Against "A Decision That Lost
His Side the Game and IL Cost
Him Ten Dollars.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-Tho New Norks
won a tenInning game from Washington
and went from tenth place. German out
pitched Meekn but had ragged support.
Bcckloy was Instrumental In winning
the game as he sent I'm four runs with
his batting and scored once himself.
Attendance. 5000.
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THE GRAND CIRCtiT.
More Pacing Records Broken-A pi''''
Fined.

COLUMBUS. O., Aug. 4.-The weather
was excellent for racing and the track
I'm excellent condition AT the COLUMBUS
Driving Park to-day and fast worK "aS
predicted generally In the 2O3 pace inc
best pacing record for mares mace oy
Angie -. al Chicago was broken twice.
first by peare c. IN 2:06 l-2. and later ny
Iottie Lorraine in the same time. None
az tho watches i'm the stand. except That
of tho official timers. gave
L,ottie Lorraine 80 low rec
ord. all showing her Tune over
2.O7. which was the best record up 70 10
day.
There is no doubt about Pearls record
breaker. however.
I'm the 2:l9 trot. Sanders. the driver or
parb,. Princess. was fined $50 fer not
driving TO win. but was not ruled from
tho course. lie was guilty OF most
palpable case Of holding down MS horse'
Summaries.
2.H class. trottng, diminished from
yesterday. purse $3.50:
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Of himself When the man who runs an
engine hears an unusual sound about II, ne
stops Immediately and looks II up. II he
finds a little loosencss. or a little crack, II
is remedied Immediately. If It isn't, there
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that will wreck the engine lAKely as not,
this same man will totally ignore The call
for help from some one Of his own organs;
He will let the trouble grow and grow until
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pErERsBURG. ~. noASoKr.H
1t Took Ten Iuoing. TO Decd" the
Game.

PETERSBURG. VA, Aug i.-Speciai'
II took ten innings to decide to-day ;
contest the home team winning by
the score Il II TO u. Norcom was very
effective for six innings. but weakened
in the seventh. and was relieved by
Rothcrmcal. who finished the game.
Coons was I'm the box for the visitors
and was hit hard. The shaking up or
the home team seems 10 have had good
erect. ass tc-days game was a decided
Improvement over yesterdays. The fol-
lowing Is the score In detail:
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4 PRETTl HOME N4RRI4GF
Miss Lucy Merriwether fowIkcs become,
the Bride Of DR. EowIke..

BURkEN LIE. VA. Aug. Special
Hyde Park. the pretty country home Of
Mrs Martha Fowlkos. about seven miles
from Buihe,ile was ;he scene Of 4 pref
Is home marriage today at 1880 o o'clock
The contracting parties were Dr. Fran
els Vaughan Fcwlk"s Of Boston. and Miss
Lucy Meriwether Fowlkes. OF Hyde Park
Tho Ger, mOny Was performed by Rev
r. W. Cridln. OF SOuthside Female In
stitutc. AFTER receiving the congratula-
lions OF the guests. the happy couple
,ver Given 10 Cicwe. where they took
the train for their future home In Tie
North.
Rev. Nj white OF Hampton. was pres
emf as a guest OF the family. Presents
we're numerous and valuable
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this afternoon AT the residence Of Mr..
a. NJ. Porter
The young couple came 10 on the l2'5O
train aud returned 10 Richmond al 6.jJ.
The groom holds q position OF trust IN
tho establishment Of J. T.. Quarlcs. deal
or in bicycles. while tha-<ride Is an at
tractive resident OF Church iIili.
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Totals. ............ q . -
PITTSBURG.

Summary: Earned Louisville. I:
Pittsburg. 8. Base on errors Louisville.
.: Pittsburg. .. Left on bases-Louisville.
10. Pittsburg 6. Base on balls-Hill. 3;
KiHen. g. Struck Out-Hill. 3. Killen. 3.
Home runs Smith. Three-base hits
Padden. Two-base hits Dexter Ely.
Davis. Sacrifice hits cCreary. Merritt,
bly,. Stolen bases-DeXter. McCrcery.
Lyons Passed balls-Merritt, ]. / m
pire Mcfarland. Time. two hours and
thirty minutes.
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NOErOLK. o-s; PoRrsMoCrn. 1875.
Norfolk Could Not hit Quarlcs in the first,
but Caught on To IaInpc.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. 4.-Special.-
Norfolk and Portsmouth broke even to-
day on Portsmouth grounds in the first
game. Pfanmillcr. who pitched for the
Visitors. WAS hatted all over the field
This. coupled with ragged errors behind
HIM. enabled the locals TO make thirteen
runs. ON the other hand. Norfolk could
not hit Quarles. who was i'm the box for
Portsmouth. and who pitched great ball.
receiving splendid ssppor,. This is
the reason the visitors were chokcd Off
without "a run.
The score.
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ROANOKE.

Summary: Earned ns-Pctcrsburg. ..
Roanoke. z. Home runs Rcimau. Brad
ley. 2. Kelly. Mccain and Williams.
Two-hasc hits Bradley. Mccain. VII
u ms Base on balls-Om Norcom. 8.
on Hothcrmcal. 2 Struck out-By Nor-
com. Passed balls-Tcft. I. Williams. I.
by pitchcr-Toft. Lynch and Tate. Double
plays -Wrieley and Tate. Wrigley. Nc
Gam and Tate. Stolen bases Lynch
and Mailman. Wild pitches Coons, Nor
com. Passed balls Oft. J: Williams. 1.
Time Of game. two hours. Umpire Tur-
ncr.
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DIS MONIES. Aug Col. T.. VI. Mar
tin Of Marshalltou. called the gold DEM
oCratic conference To- order no . o'clock
this afternoon There were seyenty-iye
Democrats present. IL is expected mat
deloratos 90 the Indianapolis convention
viii le selected. hut there is consi ierable
opposition 90 putting state ticket in the
field.
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Gamr, SchcdnIrd for To.nnr-
Lynchburg at Richmond.
Norfolk az Portsmouth.


Roanoke at Petersburg
The Champions again waded into the
Scmis yesterday. and captured from them
the second game Of the series.
The fifteen hundred enthusiasts that
took chanccs against the heat and tra-
yeled ~ trolley or otherwise. 10 West
End Park, were amply repaid for their
trouble. for the Champions pat up o we'll
played game. Jake's men were as lively
as you make them, and went right m
10 play championship ball which will
place them where they belong. If kept
VI to the close of the season. Malarkey
WAS I'm prime shape. both IN the box and
with the stick and whenever ne went 10
the plate the grand-stand gave him the
hello" which he gracefully ACKNOWLEDGED
by tipping his cap
Umpire Mcnamara. who came here from
the Pennsylvania State League. and ofh-
ciatcd for the first time in Virginia yes
,crtlay. had difficulty in pleasing the
visitors. Mr. Mcnamara undoubtedly
tried 10 be- perfectly impartial. and he
succeeded so far as | could see
THE PLAYS.
even. but I'm the third Sholta singled, and
by fine base running and the assistance
OF Fosters hit ne reached home. In the
nth and sixth innings seven more runs
were made which made the heart OF tho
roOter glad.
In the last half Of tho fourth ir1ing
during a colloquv between the umplr" anu
some Of the Lynchburg players Smith was
nut out Of the game. and Mcfarland sun
stituted This necessitated a general
shuflinr up Of the players. which WEI
be observed I'm the table below
The excellent all-around PLAYING OF the
home team. particularly that OF Berte.
Kahn Malarkey. Ponder. Boland' aho
Sholta deserve special notice Ih'Se pa
ers arc I'm the game for all 10 is worth.
and when they work together the clubs
that run against them have 10 put on th'r
hustling clothes.
with everything in Richmond's favor
there Is every possibility OF winning an
other game TODAY. and Petersburg may
he counted upon 10 drop ~ least TWO OF
the games here tbs week
This will nut ne close enough 70 Roa-
noke 10 win ont I'm the last half. ana
then in the final games Richmond NAV
be expected TO hold the championship
another season.
prov-n was in the box for lynchhnrt
Yesterday. and was hit quite as irecN as
vas Stultz on Mondav. The ONLY runs
made hv Lvnchburg was ono IN inc hfth
Inv Brown. and another I'm the eighth ny
pickering. the latter getting ir beau
,iful two-raggcr. the only one made by
the visitors. ,.,,
To-dav's game will close the series WIN
r.vnchhurc and the remainder Of me
week PETERSBURG viii be the opponent
Attendance 100.
The score I'm detail is as follows;
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STIII FIGHTING Idy!R.
Norfolk Republicans Hold Two Conven-
tions and Elect Two Sets of Delegates

lions ana flect Two sets Oh DeleEat~s.
NORFOLK. VA, Aug. SPECIAL The
Lamb and 8nti-IPmb factions OF the Re
publican party. In this city. held separate
ccnver tons tonight and named delegates
TO the district cor yention at Hampton.
The aIti-Lamb faction made Oyertures
OF peace 20 the other. and wanted TO COM
premise. The Give Branch was spurned
ana the ant!-Lamb convention was not
treated with ordir airy politeaess by the
other.
Thus the breach has been wtiened and
Ing fight Is locked for before the com
ruitteo OF credentials at the district. con-
Yontfoa.
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Standing Of the Clubs.


New York at Baltimore.
Philadelphia At Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Louisville.
Washington at Boston.
NOZZLE WOULDN'T HAVE 1T.
MONTGOMERY. ALA. Aug FISHER,
OF the Mobile team called his men of
the field In the eighth inning. because
he did not agree with the umpire's de-
cisions. The umpire gave the game to
Montgomery.
Score. X. II. f..
Montgomery, ....... . q . ~
Mobile. .............. o 90 90 0O-2 . {
Batteries: Bailey and Wiley: Schmidt
and Lohbeck
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THE SECOND CAME.

The second game was different. and
Norfolk won by "a score of TO 3. The
locals. particularly Katz Stephenson. and
Werrick. played dumb ball. with the
exception Of Boyd Burke and Han. Lampe
was hit i'm In" first three innings. Clauson
i'm the last three In the eighth Ports
mouth caught UP with her opponent. but
errors Of katz and Stephenson i'm NorfOlk's
half and Armstrong; second two-bag-
ger enabled the visitors 10 make three
more runs and win the game.
-rLn ..nrD.
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Summary Earned runs Portsmouth. 3.
Two-basc hits Han. stephenson. Quarles
lg. Threc-base Stephenson. Left
on bases Portsmouth. s: Norfolk. e. stolen
bases Hargrove. Boyd. Burke. Katz. ..
Double plays-Werrick TO Boyd Stephen
son 10 Boyd. Bases on balls-Quarles. .:
off Pfanmillcr. g. Hit by pitcher Burke.
Struck out-by Quarles. .. by Pfanmiller.
>. Passed hallS-Fields. Time Of game.
two hours and ten minutes Umpire.
RYAN
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.LYNCI5BURG.

Summary: Earned runs Richmond. o..
Two-basc hits-Pender. Malarkey. rick
ering. Three-base hits-Sholta. Foster
Kahn. stolen bascs-Sholta. .; roster.
MARI. Fender. kain. o Malarkey, LcahN'
Pickering. Double plays Berte 10 PEN
der Base on balls-On Malarkey. 2. on
Brown G. Struck out-By Malarkey ?.
by Brown. 3 wild pitch-Brown. Time
of nane. one hour and hfty-nve minutes.
I-mp.re Mcnamara.
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Mrs Thomas w. Freeman, of Manches-
ter. who has been ill FOR some time with
fever. was reported to be- Ia eNtremia at
3 O'Clock this morning. She was not eA-
nected to live through t~a night
Mr. Frocmau. who 4, Il valued attache
of The Times printing department. has
tho sincere sympathy Of wide circle OF
friends ln MS dire bereavement.
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is IL that one

why - II TINT ohS
man Is old and de-
crepid at IS, and
, another hale and
hearty at SOP The
accident Of birth has
something 10 do
with it. Some men
are born stronger
than others. but fire.
quently the strong
man becomes weak
and the weak man
strong. II depends
on the care he takes
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Mr.. Herbert McAlIlster. who was so
severely injured on Saturday V the
breaking OF bolf 40 Hasker a Narcuses's
factory, is thought 20 Dee improving slow
Is.
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WASHINGTON

Summary: Earned runs-New York /;
Washington. 4 Two-base hits-Beckley.
2. Van Haltren. Home runs-O Brien.
Sacrifice hits-Warner. 3; Lush. O'Brien.
Stolen bases - Ccnnaughton Brown.
Base On errors-New ork. ?: Washington.
3. Base on balls-Meekin. 3; German.
3. Left on bases-New York 10. Wash
ington. T. Double plays COnnaughton.
Gleason and Beckey: Demontreville.
OBrien and Cartwright. Passed balls
Warner. 2. Wild pitches-German. .
Time two hours and thirty-fve minutes.
Empiro Hurst
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CLEVELAND. 6; CHICAGO. 4.

CHICAGO. August 4.-The Cleyelards
punched five of their nine hits In the
eighth inning and won somewhat easily.
The playing was brilliant on both Sides.
PREFER WAS fined so for ohjeciinS 10 a
decision that really lost the Colts the
game. attendance. 300.