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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
rRE GULF STORM.
Tho Reports Of Loss of Life and Property
Wero Much Exaggerated.

GALVESTON TEN Sept. 1A-Later
and more accurate REPORTS received to-
dav from points DOB the storm belt show
that the reports that reached Galve ton
wore greatDlr exaggerated.
AL Sabine Pass the following were
drowned. Captain Green Moore. captain
J.. Belts. Captain George Nolford, ana
Engineer William Ilatclin. These men
We're an 0u vessels which were sunk.
Along the gulf and inter tate territory
several were injured. but none Killed
Port Arthur suffered The urunt OF the
blast. and half of the town is estimated
10 have been destroyed or badly injured.
The wind came mp about O'Clock and
rapidly increased ln velocity, hIoWinh
from the south and gradually working
into the east. a large number o, people
sought shelter from the storm Boo the
rOund-house of the railroad. and several
We're severely injured and two killed.
Under "a restaurant a small frame struc-
ture three more bodies were found. There
was no loss Of life in either old or aow
Sabine proper
The tugs Famine. Guillote and John T..
Smith were sunk and the Norwegian
steamship Ceres. S0 tons. was torn from
her mornings at the wharf and blown tive
miles north before she grounded in few
feet Of water When She parted her
lines the captain and crew escaped.
only slight damage was done 10 the
old town of Sabine Pass. Two men who
took refuge in a freight car had their
legs broken by 10 being blown over 9th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
REMARKABLE Conscience.
Judge Paul to Try the Bedford City Bank
Caaes.

L1NCHRURG. Va Sept. A-SpeoiaL
A remarkable coincidence occurred here
to-day. Captain J. c. Fcatnerstone' oil
Campbell aud Major r. r. Henry, or
Tazewell. comrades in arms during the
war. werc reviewing i'm the lobby Of lio-
Eel Carroll the battle Of the Crater. when
thew reached the point where the ter
rible charge was made, gentleman en-
tered the room. II was Mr.. Cralle, OF
Michigan a Union soldier, who Is Stop
ping i'm the city. and TO the surprise OF
those present. q warm greeting was eA-
changed between him and captain feath-
crstOne.
II turned out that Captain Feather
stone had made a prisoner Of MI Cralle
at the battle of the Crater ana what Is
vet more curious, Mr.. Cradles entrance
into the room was Just about al the point
in the narrative. when the captain might
have told of his capture.
In the United States Court here to-day
Judge Paul set the 18th Of November as
a special term for the trial Of I. ID.
Berry and Charles J.. Mostly. charged
with irregularities i'm connection WIN lhe
First National Bank Of BEDFORD Clly'
which failed some time ago. 49,
Messrs William Beasley. and !. :. hIk-
patrick have just returned from NeW
York where they represented respectively
The nlaintiffe and defendants i'm the suit
Of Schultz. receiver of the Franklin biaSS
COMPANY. Of Buchanan VS.. the Aetna ana
Home Insurance Company I'm the taklhS
of depositione The amount involved ls
500 600 which Is claimed for the property
The case will probably be tried at this
term Of the United states court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
100 MCCH POPULISM.
Plttsylvania Democrats who Are MOI sat's-
fled with the Nominations.


CHATHAM. VA. Sept. H.-Special.-
II is evident that some Of the Chatham
delegates who were i'm the county con-
vention are a little sore over the action
Of that body in allowing the Popuists
to partly control it. as well as to name
as one of their standard-bearers one VINO
has in no way pledged himself 20 support
the platform. The Popuiists were smart
enough TO await the action OF the Demo
cratic convention. and the statement OF
the Populist chairman, that bee was un-
able 20 tell whether or not his party
will endorse the ticket named, Is signih-
cant.
1t is quite likely that they will place a
ticket in the field.
Doubtless, they will push Hairston' OF
Henry. for the Senate. II they do name
a ticket, Cooke the nominee OF the Demo
cratic convention, will undoubtedly Or
placed on their ticket also. The only
nominee OF Saturdays convention VINO
Is known throughout the county is Mt.
Darnall. who IS a most excellent gentle
man and representative Democrat.
The public white school OF Chatham
opened yesterday with a good attendance.
A large number OF young ladies' ana
gentlemen enjoyed a hop at Hotel carter
last night.
Dust on the streets Is terrible. Pressure
is being brought 20 bear on the Couhcii
TO get sprinkler before another summer
There are a good many new buildings
going up just now.
County Court will convene Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

TO order at ii:i5 by Rev. William $. Lacy
d. D.. moderator.
The following ministers were present
Revs. William = Lacy ID. D., X. \. ROD
inson. W. a. slaymaker. and r. r. Well
ford. Elders present. r. W. santos. Nor-
folk -Ifst. W. ID. Reynolds. Norfolk Sec
ono. a:.i Dewitt Crane Newport News
First The stated clerk being absent.
Rev. T.. r. Wexford was elected clcrk
pro tenn. Rev. r. a. Robinson having de-
cided TO accept the call extended him hy
the First Congregational church ot VIII
Jamestown. Mass, a certificate Of dismis-
sion was granted TO the North Berkshire
Conference Of the Congregational Church
Of Massachusetts.
II. L. Walton. a candidate under the
care OF Presbytery. gave notice that at
the fall meeting he would apply for
licensure.
In addition 10 the members Of Prcshy-
terry, there were also present Revs. W. n.
Groves Of the Preshytery Of Lexington .
X. B. Eggleston. OF the Presbytery or
Montgomery. and several officers OF the
COlley-M Memorial church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
TO CURE DYSPEPSIA.
\ - nemeh, Mhlch Mln noIt

Chronic dyspepsia s. considered b.
many people to be- nearly n not quite In
durable 40 good reason can Doe given why
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digestion in its chronic form as well as
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stomach troubles. or difficulties with the
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This new treatment IS called suarti
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This remedy has produced surprising 81.
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Tho splendid results from usinr thu
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
sUsslx COUNTY rEACHhRs.
Baseball at Rocky Hook and rorraplns
Who Kick.

WAVERLY. Va, September 1L-SDe-
cial-The Waverly District School Board
met here yesterday TO elect teachers for
the ensuing term. The following teach
ers were elected:
Principal ol the Wavcrly Graded School
Mr. j. IT. Mullen Jr.. n Petersburg
Va. second assistant same school, Miss
Blanche Fleetwood. of this city; school
No O. Miss Burton. of F1rmylle. Va.
school 40. 3. Miss Alma West, of Sussex
county
Ar Mullen is n graduate OF Randolph
Macon College and Miss Fleetwood is n
graduate of tho Southern Female Col
lcee. OF Petersburg. Va The other two
ladies come highly recommended.
a match game of base ball was played
yesterday near Rocky Hook Surry couu-
IS. between the Waverly club and the
Terrarin Swamp club. OF Surry county.
The game was called at the end or the
seventh inning ON account Of darkne 3
and resulted I'm score Of q 20 - in favor
OF Wavcry. a large crowd OF rooters
We're present and excitement ran high.
Tho principal feature ~ the game was
the kicking Of the "Terrapins."
Mr. r. A. D0hie superintendent Of
schools Of Norfolk and Mr.. l.. Y. Doble
are visiting at the residence Of Mr.. r. H..
DObie. i'm the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
ELBERFELD AT THE BAT.
w GELS THREE RUNS our or FOUR
LITqLE MIS-.
Two Straight Games Against Patterson by
Bunching Their Hits and Playing the
Game Ina Good old style.

PATERSON. ~ j.. Sept. M-Special.-
Captain Wells and his men made II TWO
straights from Paterson this afternoon
by defeating tho locals by score Of eight
TO four II was done by punching hits
with Patorson's errors In the second and
sixth innings.
The locals started or good by scoring
a run IN the first inning on Keistcr's two
Dagger. passed ball and wild pitch.
A pretty double play by Johnson and
Tounsy retired the visitors without a run
In their half.
PRIDE BEFORE THE FALL.
In the second Johnson singled. stole
second and scored on Westiakes single
These two runs gave the Patersons con-
ndcncc. but 10 was Knocked OUT OF men ~
in short order. when tho visitoIs Wcnt to
BAT for their half Of the second. bisey
ouorcd the proceedings with a single
stuart struck out. Foster was fiN'. -
base on balls. Then Kahn my ioi W.
clean bases 10 right field. scoring blsey
and Foster Wells sent up "a sky-scrap-
en-. which Westlakc took care OF.
professor" Lever was considered an
casv mark by Niau ana ne s.nt 1N,r -
coaxer. which Sammy hit to leit' thelp' pa,
tbc halter to reach third and scoring
xoio Elberfeld then made his second
single and stole second scoring on morn
toms hit Hargrove rcureo the Sue 10y
hitting an easy one 10 Ninu. -.
In tho fourth Hardesty hit for thr@e
haas Johnson drew p base on balls
and s,oie second. Wells threw down 10
catch Hardesty on the base and roster
lcf the ball 60 through him, bolh mch
e,oriro these were the last runs Pater-
son secured ,
a COSTLY ERROR. !;
In tho sixth inning errors by hels3 I,,
cd rrnrnburr together with three singles
49, thc ,ieifors three runs. Hamburg
crr,r was "a particularly costly one. go
with man ON base. nc let Elberteid
single e. through him and the bIo"nle
chased the man chcao OF MN over ''''
The feature Of tho gene. was the p.gy-
ING Of Elhcrfold and Johnson. lne
Brownie had three hits ont OF iouI ,li nns
m the bat and accepted tweiNe tn a., -
rnonv ~ them hard onoe without an er-
rho crrro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
NORFOLK 10 FIGHr rHE BEhI.
The City Attorney Directed TO Take Steps ia
Exclude the Company,

NORFOLK. VA, Sept. 14-special-The
city is committed to fight with the
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Sometime ago the Councils passed a re-
solution requiring the telephone company
10 secure a franchise.
The one drawn up by the city did not
suit the telephone people and they re-
1ectcd H.
The Common and Select Councils. the
latter IN session tonight. have passed a
resolution directing the city Attorney 10
take steps 10 prohibit the Southern Bell
Telephone Company from doing business
IN Norfolk
This is the beginning Of what seems 10
be "A bitter night. for the Councils power
in the matter will be put 10 a severe test.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
BOB FITZ. ARRESTED.
His Coachman Charges Him with Assault
and win Sue for Damages

PORT CHESTER. y. y. September a.
Howard J. Patterson. who has been
coachman six weeks for Robert Fitzsim-
mons. champion pugilist Of the world
yesterday caused a warrant TO be issutd
for his employer charging assault in
the third degree. He says that he was
pounded over the head and he received a
blow over his heart and was kicked IN
the ribs BY the lanky puglist He VAS
insensibe thirty minutes and IL required
almost "a pint Of rum 10 restore him.
The encounter took place at hotel in
Rye on Saturday night and was the out
come Of the discharge Of the coachman for
missing train. The coachman also in
stituted a suit for 50 Oo0 damages. Fitz-
simmons finally gave himself up and was
greeted biz Judge Cleary very cordially
The Judge IN opening the court said:
This is the greatest event IN my ad-
ministratiOn.
Fitzsimmons made the statement that
the coachman struck him first.
"Honest. IL was the hardest blow l
ever received I'm my life. He knocked me
10 nv knees When ! got up i felt that
| could kill him. but in fact / didn't hit
him very hard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
JocRHr,S NARRoB ESCAPE.
The Entire Field Passed over horse anu
Rider. but Neither il Badly hurt

CINCINNATI. o.. Sept. 1L-Jockey
Thornton had q narrow escape from oelns
crushed TO death at oakley I'm the second ,li
raco today. lie was on lssie ., VINO lel
The field by two lengths down me Dat *
stretch. Just as the horse was amour ., ~,
make the far turn he stumoI all' ala
how foli 10 the ground. The. entire H t,,i
nessed over both horse ana rider, guy
strange no say. neither received serious
iriurv The sport to-day was very, ex-
citing. Weather hot; track iasl' SUM
FIRST racc-fve furlongs.-Wace % 70
II FIRST Milstream IS to 3 and l TO - sec
ond. Wilson q 20 ID third. Time l.Vll- ~
Second race-seven furlongs.-Naiihso .l
Is TO 81 first. Aunt Jane go 10 ] ana 100. , 10
u second. Elsie ID. q TO = thlta' liiiie'
1:21 10. o.. ....,...-
Third race-fve and half furlongs'-,
MaIvolio q 10 81 first Lbberkarl % 10 /
and 10 81 second Henry Of Franztanmar
(g 10 II third. Time 1901 81.
Fourth mile.-Domlnica % 70 u
FIRST. Galley West Is TO and 10 D sec
ond. Nordau 90 10 ID third. Time. / AZ IL.
Fifth race-One mlle.-Madrilene a 10 ~
first. Carrie L. Lyle Is 20 ] ana 10 y
second. Filibuster Is to u third. Time
Ia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

LEXINGTON. VA. September H-Spe-
ciaL-Ex-secretary Herbert. OF the Navy
chancellor Kirkland. Of Vanderbilt
President Gilmore OF JOINS Hopkins DR.
Paul Barringer, OF the University o..
virginia and Governor Charles T. O'Fer-
rail-. arrived this afternoon 10 take par,
In the inaugural ceremonies ~ President.
Elect William L. Wilson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

Bill Smink Used Upin Scrap with wentz.
Nnrfnlk WINS Ensv Irnit

HARTFORD. Conn. September IL
Special-Hartford took two f-om Nor
tok to-day Reldcn. a local musician.
umpired The first game was won i'm tno
ninth. With one out and the bases 0llod
Bishop forced in "a run by hitting Mack
In the back with the ball.
The second game was easy. Newton
was hit hard in the sixth, three singles
ana a triple being made. Both teams
played carelessly but kent the error
column down.
Smink was badly used up IN a SCRAP
with Wentz before the game.
The second game was called on account
or darkness. Score-First game.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-The last
came Of the season on the washington
grounds was poorly played by both yea NJ
6ut mi Of uncertainty. which Kept up the
interest," The finish. when four singles
and a base on balls brought I'm the win
ming run. was one OF wild excitement
The game was called al the END on tne
sixth inning on account OF darkness A.
tendance ONH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
NnwARK. -; arnAnrIos. ).
Ducly Holmes Makes - Phenomenal Line
Throw To the Home Plate.

NEWARK. n. j.. Sept. Especial
"Duckey" Holmes was the star in to-
days game with tho Athletics which the
locals won by the score Of Is 90 ..
he made a remarkable line throw 70
Adam Rothfuss at the plate IN the fourth
inning. the equal Of which has rarely ever
been seen on any grounds. IL retired Nc
Ney az the plate.
Boiger the young amateur was again
nut ian the box and did well after the first
two innings Osborne was given poor
support. The score:
NrrTKyklsL~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

base -McFarlan. Mack. Mari. Saori-
flee hits-Marr Double plays-Mack. Rad
ford and Smink: Kelly and Leahy.
stolen -Gastright. Bases on balls
of Gastright, 2; of Newton. 4. Struck
out--by Gastright. 2; by Newton. 1. Left
on bases Hartford. g. Norfolk. G. UNI
pire-Mr Bclden. Time--l 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
NORFOLK

IOtdiS s.s..r.+.ss... - il
@One out when winning run was made
''Burns out for running out OF base
line
Score by innings: r
Hartford o.. o.. .............2O OILS
Norfolk . o.. ............O 0O121OO-4
Summary. Earned runs-Hartford. 3:
Norfolk 8. TwO-base hits-RadfOrd 90.
Cavolle Doherty. Kelly. McFarlan. Wiehl
Mack. Sacrifice hits-Cavelle. Bishop.
Stolen hases-Cavelle Doherty CO.. Roach,
Kelly. Wentg. Bases on hals-off Wick
cry. /. of Bishop 9. Struck out-by
Vickery. g: by Bishop 2. Left on bases
Hartford. IL: Norfolk. s. First base on
errors-Hartford, I: Norfolk. a. Double
play Bishop. Wontz and snyder Hit by
pitched ball-by Bishop Mack. Umpire
.-Beiden. Time hours Attendance. 400.
THE SECOND GAME.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

BROOKLYN. Sept. 1i-Brooklyn won a
well-payed game from New York to-day
IL was Seymour against Dunn, and al-
though the New Workers made one more
hit than their opponents. Dun pitched the
better game. Sheckmerd. formerly OF
BrocktOn. Mass, played his first game
with Brooklyn. and did well Attendance,
o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

ST. LOUIS. MO. Sept. H-Three favor
ties and two second choices were success
ful az the Fair Grounds to-day. Track
fair. weather warm. Summaries;
First neutrality-suspicious.. six furlongs-
r. 3. Sack (even) first Melvin Burnham
C25 10 ] and 10 10 ID second, Flora q. 20 10
y third. Time. 1915 -.
second race-six furlongs -Hanobelle n
10 % first Miss Brambie q 10 1 and evem
second. Hibernia Queen a 10. ID third.
Time. 1915 81.
Third race-maidens. six furlongs.-
Clara q. rs 10 81 first Kings Guard IS 10
and 10 ID second. John V. Mccarthy %
10 D. third. Time 1.l1
Fourth race-milo.-Balk Line % 10 .
first. Traubv 90 90 and % - second.
Topmast % 10 3D. third. Time. 1912.
Fifth race-siX furlongs.-Nick Carter
(3 10 ID first. Cavalry a 20 1 and 4 10 %
second. Bridget 20 90 % third. Time. 1:l5.
Sixth -mile-BrigetOn On 20 Sd first
BasQuu ieyon and / TO . second Parble
Dor 90 20 ID third Times, 1:i3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
Committee Meetings.

The regular semi-monthly meeting Of
the Committee on Streets 10 be held at
o'clock TINS afternoon IN the city HAN
uled 10 meet at o'clock yesterday after
noon, but a quorum could not be obtain
ed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
Ro.lon. G. Phl ndelnhIa- 1.

BOSTON. Sept. 1i-Ph.ladclphia played
good ball to-day but Boston played bet-
ter Nichols pitched magnihccntly and
only in the second inning was he hatted
10 any extent. Lai0ie and Clements did
the best batting Of the Phillies. Attend
auce. $3.50. Score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

BALTIMORE. Sept 1.-THE Cnain Ibsrs
non to-day from Chicago In a game chaI-
sctcrized bv heavy batting on both SIDES
FAST double plays and scientific basel ena
80, 1-cro the features Attendance 2'eV3.
"'"7 BALTIMORE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
pill.hnrr. no. 9: LouIsyiIIe. s. 2.

LOUISVILLE. ky, Sept. a., Two lor1
same .a,,li,,,, Ne FIRST bv hard hitting. Hin was
t p, out Of the box in the nth inning
y -,,rire Kelly was struck ON the ankle by
- Toni tin in the third inning and ma, mao o.
retire The second game was Sail fftl,
inning with the score tie. Attendance
8 -"n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
Norfolk Prrsiiyrrry

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. 4-special-The
yoresbytery OF Norfolk converted In pro re
ATE session at Colley- Memorial church
Norfolk, September 18th, and was called
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

Summary. Earned runs-Richmond :
TwO-base hits-Kiester. Kahn. Three
base hits-Heidrick. Hardesty Foster.
stolen basos-Newen Hamburg Heldrick.
Hardestv. Johnson. Westlake Elberfeld.
Elsey 'Kan. Double play-Johnson Tou-
hey. BASES on halls-On Lever Johnson:
of Niau, Elsey. Foster. Lever Struck
out-By Lever Hamburg e. Westlake
~, by Niau, Stewart. Foster. Wells. Hit
by pitched ball-Elberfeld. Left on bases
Patterson. z. Richmond. 6. First base on
errors Paterson. 3. Richmond. . Passed
ball-Wens Time. 2;l0. Umpire Howard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
Standing Of the Clnhs-
Games To-Day.

Richmond at Paterson.
Norfolk al Hartford.
Athletics at Newark.
Reading at Lancaster.
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Cleveland. 3: 81. Louis. |.

CLEVELAND. o.. Sept. 13--To-days
game. which was played before a small
crowd was full of snap from start 10
finish. but the visitors were outplayed al
every point. Attendance. $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
COLTS ARE DEFEATED
nr THE ORIOLES ~ 4 GAME CHAR.
aCTERIzED BIZ HEATf BATTING.
Senators Take the Game From Cinc'nns"'
Pirates One Ahead on the Two o""s
tests with tho Colonies.
Games PLAYED Yesterday,

brooklyn. :; New York, B.
Boston, s: Philadelphia. 4.
Baltimore. Is. Chicago, ..
pittsburg. 10. 2. Louisville . e
cleveland. s. St Louis, 1.
Washington, 20. Cincinnati, =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

Take Laxative Br0m0 Qu.r.no Tablets
All druggists refund tho money n 10 nh
10 cure 15C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15
A LETTER TO WOMEN
From Mrs. James Corrigan.

For seventeen years / have suffered.
Periods were so very painful that
would have TO 60 to the doctor every
month.
He said that had an enlargement OF
The womb, and told my husband that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

Donohue, p. .............3 0 0
Totals ........ ........ "a s q Is 1
Score bv innings: h. n. F..
Cleveland ......1 % 4 o / o . 0x-S -
-. LOUIS .......u % 20 - % ~ % / t-l
Summary: Earned Cleveland. 3;
St. Louis, /. Base on halls-Young, i;
DOnohue, 9. Struck out-YOung, ..
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must undergo
operation, as ]
tumors in the
womb, and it
was a case of |
life or death.
/ was ope-
rated upon
twice, but IL
did not seem !
to do me any !
good, it made
me very weak.
/ was troubled
with the leu
corrhea a
great deal.
| also suffer
ed with the
sick headache,
vomiting
spells, back
ache all the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

PITTSBURG

49, t.,. Innings. r. a. j.
o,,is,'ilieS 90 O4O3 O-S ~
pj.tsburr 30 q g 3 q 90 10
Summary: Earned runs--LouisvliIl6e; =
piffsburg. Z. Base on balls-On Hill !
Struck out-By HILL ?; by Gardner g.
Second game
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-15

Score by innings: - ~
Chicago ...... o q Ili.tu,oro p
Chicago Base on balls-on Pond, =
of thornton. Z. Struck out-by Pond o.
by Thornton, ?.
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