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LrNcnBuRc, rs; rErERsBURG. 10.
The Mandarins Played yellow Bali, but
Came Near winning.

LYNCHBURG. VA. July p. SPECIAL
lNnchburg hoodpos the Mandarins
from the Cccrade city. sometimes called
the Pet,r,trrs hall team. played The
Lynchburgs this fcveniia. and though
their plaviug was OF the ycllowest sort.
they came near taking the game.
Iynchburg put Brownie IN the box Tor
five innings. and barring his wiidness.
he pitched a fairly good game. besides
hitting the BAN cut the lot for a home
run.
Mcfarland pitched. and In the seventh,
with tho bases full. Stevenson found him
for one over the left field fence scoring
four runs Lyrchlurg scored one in the
hrst. two IN the second. three In the
third. four IN the. sixth. tv. I'm the
seventh and one in the eighth.
Petersburg took the lead, with four runs
I'm the first. made two in the fourth. three
I'm the sixth. and four In the eighth.
glance al the error column and at the
earned runs will show how most OF the
runs were made.
The feature of the game was the home
runs Of Brown. Mccain, and Stevenson
and fielding OF Bradley. Attendance
"a opf
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WADSWORTH.-Died. ~ the Retreat for
the Sick, in this city July y. 1896,
JOHN Il. WADSWORrH
Funeral services from l.. r. Christians
parioIs. 1912 east Broad street THIS
CTuesdly AFTERNOON at > o'clock.
Interment in Hollywood Cemetery.
FAHERTY.-Died.a t her residence. 1O1
north Twenty-ninth street. at ll:3O a.
NJ. sunday. July 70 1s05. in the seventy
second year of her age. Mrs. l.. Il.
FAHERTY. She was the relict OF the
late Thomas h. Faherty.
The funeral will take place from St
Patrick's church az 10 o'clock THIS
Tuesday MORNING.
Interment AT OakNood
New York. Piitsburg. Baltimore. and
Norfolk papers please copy.
BANNAN.-Died. at Seabright Lithia
Springs. Monday morning. July 9th.
Mrs. MARY BANSAN. wife OF John j.
BANNAN. in her ffiy-hrst year.
Funeral notice hereatteG
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ROINOKE. 10; PORTSMOUTH. s.
The Mountainous Won by Field Worn
aud IIitlins tho Bill.

ROANOKE. VA. July 21.-Special.-
Roanoke won to-day's game FROM Ports
mouth with superior fielding and hand
hitting Al opportune times.
Lampe was Wild and his support was not
good. In the third inning. cOons was
Knocked out OF the box. retiring In
favor Of Kimball. after the visitors had
bat;ed out five earned runs. with no enc
out.
Kimball held them until the ninth. when
three singles and a double gave them
three runs and tied the score.
Two errors In the first inning gave the
locals two runs and they earned four ia
thu third. by hard hitting. an error. a
siagle and a double. added another ia
the seventh. and Mccain made q home
run hit IN the ninth.
In the tenth. two singles on Brandt
who then succeeded Lampe. n stolen base
and a passed ball. scored the winning
runs. The following is the score:
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CLEVELAND

Summary: Earned runs Cincinnati. 2.
Cleveland 2. Base on errors-Cincinna-
H. /. Cleveland. g. Left IN bases-Cin-
cinnat g. Cleveland. 7. Base on balls
Rhines 2, Cuppy. .. Struck out-lihines,
/. Fisher. l. Two base hits-Naughn,
Three-base hits-Hoy Irwin. Sacrifice
hts-Hoy Burkett. Wallace, McGarr.
Stolen bases-Burkett N1cGarr. Double
plays-TTwin McPhee and Vaughn. smith,
and Irwin. McGarr Childs and Teabe1u:
Tebeau and Mexican. Hit by pit,ner-
Rhnes !. Umpire. Lally Time, one
hour and forty-hve minutes.
CHICAGO. Q. PITTSBURG. 3.
CHICAGO. ILL. July 27.-Ilawley start
ed 10 pitch for Pittsburg, and after
he filled the bases with base on balls,
a hit by Pit and Els error, Arson sent
them all home with twO-bagger. Ryan
followed with q single and then Hastings
was put out The Colts gave Friend great
support. and the fielding on both sides
was full of sensational plays. Atten-
dance 300
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PITTSBURG

Earned runs Chicago. 3, Pittsburg, 3.
Base by errors-Chicago l.. Left on has
es-Chicago /; Pitisburg, >. Base on
balls-Frend. 3; Hawley, J., Hastings, >.
Struck out-Hastings >. Three-base hits
Smith Two-base hits-Anson. stolen
bascs-Ryan. Decker. Pfefer. Donohue 60,
Everitt. Davis CO. Double plays-Padden
aud Davis, -'fefer and Arson. Donovan
and Davis. Everitt. Pfeffer and Arson.
Hit 10y pitcher-Hawley. Lange. Umpire,
EmSlie Time Of game two hours.
ST. LOUIS. MO. July 1.-THE Browns
won slow game from the Colonies to-
day. Less than 1000 spectators saw
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Games Scheduled for To-Day.


Richmond at Norfolk.
Portsmouth M Roanoke.
Petersburg at Lynchburg.
NORFOLK. VA. July g. peciai.-Nor-
folk easily doubled the score on lich-
mond to-day defeating her 10 runs To o.
The Hustlers played unusually dumb
ball and were EVIDENTLY badly ratified by
the way their pitcher. Clausen, was being
touched up.
The latter was IND for tweniy-one
hits for Twenty-Five bases and gave seven
more: enough TO worry any support into
semi-insaniy.
The locals did not cover themselves
with glory. playing loosely and YEARLY.
II looked as though they couldn't h'ip
hitting Clausen. and would have won had
the visitors played an erroriesS game.
Leach was In the box for Norfolk. and
as usual proved a jonah to Richmond.
though he let down in the ninth. There
were no features. The attendance was
about six hundred. The following Is the
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Odd-Fellows on ar Excursion.

Among the large num.cr of Richmond
crs who were passengers on the excursion
S.5n u she Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company on last Sunday morning were
a good may members OF the Independent
order OF Odd-Fcll0wS who went to Old
Point and Buck Roe 10 show some at
tcntiOn 10 their visitors Mr. l.. A. Tucker.
president OF tho Widow aud Orphan As
ISOLATION. of the order in Norfolk. and
Mr. Robert NJ Ilill. OF The same city.
Among those who we're especially anxious
% show the visitors good time were
Messrs. Andrew j. Wood. Peter Stumpf.
and Mr.. Thomas A. Scott. Of tins city.
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REDS DEFEAT SPIDERS.
CuPPY HELD OUT WE'LL UNTIL THE
NINTH INNING,
when the Cincinnatis Made All Their
Kuns-CoIts Defeat the Ptrates-bro"hs
Take Poor Game From the Colonies.

CINCINNATI. July 27.-Rhines pitched
a magnificent game with the exceptcn
~ tho sixth inning when Cleveland ounch-
ed their hits. Fisher relieved MN III ,he
eighth and the visitors could DO nothing
with his delivery. Cuppy had pitched
wonderful ball up TO the pinth innung'
and had the locals shut out. Attendance
4 fu0
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Inc straw hat made iu the shane Of an,
aiplhe Is said 10 have received i'm I'm.
slahd the endorsement Of no less dis
tt"s uished person than the Duke Of
York, and tho word has zone forth that
u Is TO Dee the proper thing In summer
headwtar The Influence of a royal ex-
ample Is powerful. but Do will undoubicd-
ny meet waterloo here in the Gaze Of
tuis latest instance NJ English taste.
When ~ fails 90 boost This new style Of
nat into popularity. there need be no
olnef conclusion than one based on the
innate hlltOusuess OF the hat itself and
the absurdity OF making in straw what
Is obviously ill-aaupted 20 such matte
rial But royal patronage has been able
IN the past 20 f0ist some curious fashions
on men who think especially hard about
what they wear When the Prince ~
Wales got So fat that he found 10 COLI
Venient 10 leave the bottom button OF bis
wastcoat undOue. this habit was so pou-
orally followed that London tailOrs soon
began 10 make WaistcuntS which COdld
not possibly be buttonel in the place
where the last button was supposed 10
hc. The fashion of wearing \ SILK hat
with q sack coat was one OF the Prince =
vagaries which was less generally adept
%. and that like some % the other FASH
ions for which Doc has been responsible
commenced with no deliberate idc1 Of
setting style. but In his own convent
ence.
For years he has gone 10 tho same
tailor In London. ma distinctly cisaNows
any idea Of being strictly fashionable
man or adopting what is The newest and
last in mems ircs- His second son VIC
has lately approved Dis new style -
straw hat is dressed 10y a tailor in Lon
don who is just al this time regarded as
tho man who makes the most fashion
able garments. and iu ludes among his
patrons a number Of the most fashionable
men in Europe. Th.s man had never had
the privilege OF tailoring for the Prince
of Wales and IL was his ambition 20 VIII
fnis distinction. he sought IL through
Prince George. but the rince declined
IN these words.
Tell him that he's too smart for me.
III stick 10 my old man. It's all Very
we'll for him to .iress YOU young boys.
but I'm too old % wear the smart clothes
that he makes
There was some consolation for tho
tailor even in The refusal. and be was
able 10 tell his customers thai the Prince
of Wales would not paronize him be-
cause the clothes bee made were TOO iasn-
ionahle. Despite the Duke OF Norh's APP
pr0yal. she Alpine hats are making slow
progress In New York. \ few OF them
are seen up town. but they are not seen
frequently enough 10 have become start
ling. Walter DamrOscb wore the nrst
one ever seen IN New York when ne
came home from Europe year aga
ard IL was then opposed that ne ha.
acquired this remarkable headWedr ~.
Germany. II was decided then that what
ever else he imported II would not bs
more curious than that straw Alpine nat
New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28
NEWPORT NEWS REPUGLICANS.
To Elect Delegates and Members of the
State Committee Democrats Eatify.

NEWPORT NEWS VA. July 2L-Spe-
ciaI-The Republicans Of Newport News
Will meet in convention on Wednesday
TO elect delegates 10 the Second district
congressional convention.
In addition 20 nominating a candidate
for Congress the Hampton Convention
will elect three members OF the Sta-e
Committee.
The Americas Democratic Club held a
meeting Saturday night and endorsed the
nominees of the Chicago Convention.
1h' nrc-alarm system OF the city, winch
has been out of working order for some
Zine past. has been put in Inc shape.
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Suffolk. \: Franklin. 3.

SUFFOLK. VA. July 27.-Special.-
Tho best bail game of this season was
played at West-End Park this afternoon.
when the Kildees. OF Franklin. were de-
fcated by the SUfolks by the score Of
eight 10 three. Batteries for Suffolk.
Quarlcs and Kccfcr Kildees. Lawson,
Taylor. and Legrande.
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PETERSBURG - Two-hase hits-kelly (2l
Groves 90. Pickering O.. Schabel. Breen'
r. Smith. Three hits DOlan. Brcen
Home runs Brown. Mccain, stevenson.
Stolen hases-Ieahy. Pickering, Groves.
Double plays-T. Smith 10 Dundon 10 Kel-
w. Leahy. and Little. McGann TO Little.
r2sSe on btlls-i3rowns 4: Mcfarland,
Reed. g. Hit by pitched bals-McGann
Struck out-By Brown. !. Mcfarland. .
Reed. l. Time of game. two hours and
ten minutes Umpire. Turner.
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A stone blotting-pad is being introduced
that is said TO absorb ink more readily
than any blotting paper in use. and
possesses the advantage OF not detcrio-
rating in use.
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serias injury. The buckbard turned
over. throwing them violently to the
ground. Mr.. Price who was holding the
rens. was dragged some distance by the
horse trying TO run off. Both gentlemen
were badly bruised. but not very serious
ly hurt.
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Counting clcrk-hire. mileage, and incl
dcntals, member OF Congress ow re-
coNcs total sum of about Sl2Ci0 for his
two-ycars' services Daniel Webster used
TO get for the same period $3.3gS.
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Associated Press Under President
Hayes. be- occupied the position Of Col
lector Of Customs nj Chicago. and proved
a very efficient Official. He was Secre-
tary OF State. OF Ohio. and wrote his
tory Of that State. He was an aolc
newspaper man and possessed rare eye
cutNe abilities. lie leaves two children
son, Dclavan Smith. and a daughter
Mrs. Mary Bannan.
Mrs. Mary Bannan. wife of Mr.. John j.
Bannan. died at soabrieht Iith.a Springs.
Va. yesterday morning She was noble
Christian character. a loving wife. and a
devoted mother. She was held in the
highest esteem by every one who knew
her. Her many friends will deeply re-
greet TO learn OF her death.
John +. Wadsworih
Mr.. John r. Wadsworth Of New York.
died al the Retreat for the Sick last night
about O'Clock. He was carried 10 the
Retreat for treatment but grew worse
until the end came. His two nephews
we're with him when he died. The funeral
Will take place this afternoon at o'clock
from l.. r. Christians parlors. No. 1912
east Broad sereet. The interment will be
made in Hollywood.
Mrs. Mary 4. Paddington
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. July u
Specialists Mary A. Paddington died
this morning at 1890 at the residence Of
Captain A. j. Craven. on High street.
The funeral took place at the residence
at o'clock this evening. and her remains
were sent 70 Baltimore for interment.
Miss Paddington was originally from
Baltimore. where she had many relations
and friends.
Ialary Irudcau.
NASHVILLE. TENN. July y -Nalary
Trudeau. enc Of the best known hctel
men In the country died rather sud lsnly
to-day. He has for several months Teen
an invalid but his condition was not cen
sidered serious. II is said that h could
claim as "a personal friend every travel
ing man in the country For nearly
twenty years. DE WIS chief cl'rk Cf the
Maxwell House.
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CLACsEN RELEASED

NORFOLK. VA. July 2 Special
Clauscn. ldchmond's pitcher ia oGay's
game was released Tonight hy Manager
Wells
To-day's game was the second ragged
game tie loss OF which WAS attributed
10 Clauscns wild pitching and poor work
In the box. and this is the alleged reason
Of his release
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Results of Games sunday

At Chicago-Chicago. A.. Brooklyn. I.
At St LOuis-Paltimore Q. st. Louis q.
At Louisville Louisville, 5; Washing
ton. q.
At Observation-Disclosures 10; Cleveland.
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A Narrow EscaJe.

MEECHUMS RIVER, July 27.-Special.
Near Crozet's. Mr.. r. c. Woody. OF Rich
mond. and Mr.. C. H. Price. OF Meechum's
River. while driving near Crozet last
Tuesday. were thrown from the buck
board. and had q narrow escape from q
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Standing of the Clubs.
Games Scheduled for To-Da

Cleveland at Cincinnati.
Baltimore at Boston
New York at Philadelphia
Pittsburg at Chicago.
Washington at Brooklyn.
orfa,.,ff. I ottfe
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MODERN METHODS.
Improvements In Ventilation and iiiumi-
nation OF the Capitol

Work will soon be begun on the inf
prove ments on the House ano SCENTS
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St. Louis ......1 Dol 3 OO1x -6 . 3
Louisville .....1 - o 90 . 0-3 .
Batteries: Kissinger and Murphy; Fra
ser, Holmes. and Dexter.
Summary: Earned runs-St Louis 3;
Louisville. /. Sacrifice hits-Alurphy.
Turner PARROT. Three-base hits-Dowd.
Home run-Connor. Stolen basos-Cross,
DoNd. Douglass. Mcfarland Double
plays-DouglaSs and Common Base on
balls-KiSsineer. /; Frazer 4. Hit by
pitched ball-Douglass, .. Struck out
kissinger Frazer (2). Passed balls-AlV-
ply Time OF game. two hours. Umpire,
Belts
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Richmond. 3. Two-base hits-Brodie,
Ramp. Armstrong. .. Bertc. Boland.
Three base hits-C. McFarlan. Davis. Fos-
ter. Sanford. Base on balls-On Leach.
2: off Clausen. :. Struck out-By Leach,
c: by Clausen. 2. Left on bases-Norfolk.
To- Richmond. 10. Double plays Brodie
TO Davis to Armstrong: Sholta 10 Ponder.
Berte 10 Sholta to Foster. Stolen bases
A. McFaran. Armstrong. .. Davis Kain.
.: Clausen. Sholta. Clcve. Time of game.
tive hours and fifteen minutes. Umpire,
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RICHMOND.
Totals

Totals ............ 43 s 10 g IS
Leach out for attempting TO bunt.
Voix out for interfering with Fields.
c,o-o Ia. ;r,,fr,s. T.
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A JONAH FOR RICHMOND.
LEACH PITCHES ~ ysUAI. WHILE
CL.tUSENIS rOUcHhD IP LiyELf'
tn. u,s,icrs Were Ratified and Could Not
Have Won with nm Error
lcsGame.
Games Yesterday.

Norfolk. &c. Richmond. :.
Ivnchhrrg. &c. Petersburg. Is.
Roanoke. 10. Portsmouth, ;.
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William Henry Smith.

CHICAGO. ILL. July 1.-THE death or
William Henry Smith, at his home IN
Lake Forest, occurred at o'clock mis-
morning from pneumonia. Mr.. Smith vas
for many years general manager OF tie
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ST. LOUIS.
LOUISVILLE.

Totals ............-N u ~
Cassidy out for interference.
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l.OANOKE.
PORTSNiUOTII

Totals. ........ ~ 10 Il 0
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Standing of The Clubs.

Games Won and lost by "ach cIuO 10
each other club.
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9betres NerSebet etnes 0es
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