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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
THk ELhCTEIC HiNDICdP,
Hamburg Wins Another Victory at Brigh-
ton Baach-The Ozark stakes.

NEW YORK, August 2l-The attend
ance 70 Brighton Beach was the largest
Of the season and the racing good. in
the Electric handicap Hamburg was. as
usual, prOhibitive favoritc. ln spite of
the fact that he was carrying l32 pounds,
and giving pounds away 10 ali the others.
lie gave another exhibition Of his ability
TO win Summaries:
First race-slx furlongs. selling.-Ban-
mock 81 90 / and 10 - first, Rotterdam
Is 10 / and 8 10 - second. King Menelek
g 20 ID third. Time LIN.
Second Tace-six furlOngs. -Warrenton
(even) first. Halrpin q 10 ? and even)
second, Isen 90 70 / and 3 to u third.
Time. ll54i.
Third race-mle and a sixteenth
Arbuckle @ 10 ! and o 10 - first. Par
mesan Is TO and 10 u second. Trayane
GO 10 / and 10 u third. Time. .i3A.
Fourth race-Electrlc stakes, six FUR
longs Hamburg 90 10 ~ FIRST. Hand Ban
G. TO l and ? TO - second. First Fruit
C5 to and TO u third. Time. l:ifl,.
Fifth race-BrightOn cup. two and "a
quarter miles.-The Friar g. 20 p FIRST.
Sunny Slope Is 90 l and eyenl second.
Ben Brush y 10 - third Time, 3.'dls
Sixth race-Pin Coat stecple-chase. over
the full course. -DeCap0d first, Erie Oil
70 . second. Time. 5;to
The Ozark Stakes.
ST LOUIS. MO, August 2l-Slx events
OF high-class order We're run OF ~
the Fair Grounds to-day before q big
crowd The ozark stakes worth 81 800,
for two-year-olds. was the principal
event Track fast Summaries.
First race-selling, seven flrlonss. -
High Noon Is 10 u first Little Billee III
10 3 and 10 81 second, Brdgeton u TO y
third Time. 1.294.
Second race-mile and q sixteenth. =
Madeline ~ 70 aW first MAY Gallop q
10 . and TO - second, Truxiilo q 70 -
third. Time. las
Third race-slx furlongs. Shoe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
HEADING. a.19i NORFOLK. so.
Tho Second Game Farce. the Umpire
Robbing the Brooms.

Tho Second Game "a Farce, the umpire
Kobbing the Brooms.
READING, Pa. August H.-Spec.al-
Two games were played this afternoon
on the home grounds between Reading
and Norfolk, in which the clubs split
even. Norfolk taking the first and Read
ing tho second. The nrst game was a
pitchers battle between McMackin and
Pfanminer. Pfanmiler however, was bet
ter supported than McNackln. Pfanmil-
Ter won out IN the ninth inning with one
man out
Turner. although not credited with err
rors, is directly responsible for the loss
of the first game by his stupid base run
ming. This is the man that Manager
Long too from a Baltimore grab bag
and has been trying 20 put up as crack
player.
The second game was a pure and sim
Mo farce. and the visiting club was de-
moralizcd and Disguised with the de-
clsions of the umpire, who was local
man. and with cause, for IL was de-
llhcratc robbery.
Newton started 20 pitch for the visit
ors. but was taken out In the second in
ming I'm order TO save his reputation.
smith took his place for one inning and
was followed by Leahy, who finished the
game. which lasted for six innings, when
li was called on account OF darkness.
The visitors left the field In disgust. The
scores follow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

base nu, IOr two bags. 4-ltcy ltu uo"H
and when hc recovered threw 10 MELON
MD. cayello had turned third whom Nc
Donald got tine laL lie made "a low
Throw 90 the plate and Cayclle was safe.
The ban rolled back 90 the fence ana
fmink also scored. bringing in The win
Ming ruu with TWO ont.
There was little pandcmonlum just then
and tho $500 spectators threw their hats
iu tnc air and caufCd wild tumult.
Stuart and Llbcrfcld made a kick on the
hartford players who were near the
plate at the time
Hartford came near scoring IN tho first.
After two were out Cavcllc walked and
stole second. llc reached third on Fos-
tsr.s WILD throw 90 catch him at second,
Emink could not send him in. Burns and
Mack singled ir the second but they
could not get around. Roach singled I'm
Tho tfth. but was forced
BLANKS.
There was not another hit until the
ninth
In the sixth Elsey mun,d Marrs fly
but "a double play disposed Of Mari and
Cavelle. The men went out In order in
tho seventh and eighth.
Richmond received IT'S only run in the
,irst Doherty fumbled a hit Of Thorn
TONS Llsey was caught out Dog Roach
in q high foul. lle made "a wild throw
90 second ana Thornton was safe on the
base. llarerovc hit "a ny 90 MARI. who
muncd &c. and Thornton scored. Schmidt
got single lu The second after two were
out. ka.u ga the same thing in the
fourth. Thornton. was given life in the
NTH. by Mlcka errcr
I'm the last four innings not a man
reached FIRST. The score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August 2I-
Two young people. mere children. applied
20 the city clerk az Hampton yesterday
afternoon for license 10 marry. They
told that official that they came from
Richmond. and that their names We're
Wilson =. Reames and Grace Butler The
clerk plainly saw that they were not ell
gihle TO marry on account Of their age,
and so informed them. The wOuld-be
groom. however. was not phased and as
he turned 10 leave the Office remarked
ooh, we'll. Oracle. don't mind, We go
over % North Carolina. and get married.
They don't ask how old you are in that
State"
The revenue cutter Hamilton arrived AT
this port yesterday and dropped anchor in
the harbor.
The directors OF the Newport News Gas
Company held a meeting to-day and rati-
fed the contract recently made by the
president for the immediate erection OF
a plant IN this city
A One-armed negro known as RED
Mountain" was arrested in this city yes
terday for the police OF Manchester. Va,
who want him on charge OF stealing
a quantity OF brass from a ear The
prisoner stoutly denied his identity, but
the officials believe they have the right
man
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

Or. +. B. Andrews who has Just re-
SIGNED lhe presidency of Brown lhifei
sitv under COmpuislon from the board OK
trustees. has been more talked OF imam
any one else during me do6-ddyS' Ut
Andrews has advocated the DOCTRINE tnat
the free coinage OF silver IN inc united
States would force the other nations OF
the world 70 adopt "a bimotallc standard
The trustees told the president that ms
views We're obnoxious 20 them ana hurt-
ful 20 the university, ana minated that
he must recant or resign. OF course he
resigned, as any other honest man would
have done Now some twenty professors
I'm the university have protested TO the
trustees that their Treatment, OF the
pr, sident has been arbitrary unreasOn-
able. narrow and unjust, and that unless
thcv change their attitude - suppress
sion OF free thought will prove fatal 10
the institution. TO be sure, IL is most TN
fortunate when the head OF q university
teaches doctrines which seem heretical TO
the governors. but the other professors
are. Il seems 10 MS. unqucstiOnably right
I'm their protest. Thought cannot be ham,
nciod nor Views circumscrited I'm n uni
Versity, which Is a place of study and in
ouiry. II the trustees wished 10 get rid
OF Or. Andrews without having any row.
they ought TO have read his book on the
his DRY OF the United States during the
past twenty-five years and have de-
clared that the writer OF such a duh hook
WA, too duh a man 10 preside over tho
desfnies Of any institution OF learning
Leslie's Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Baseball Notes.

Come back, Come backi
Away six days-lost seven games.
Now. settle down and win a Jew
Denny has a long head. HIS team
doesn't draw at home, and he brings IT
back 10 Richmond. where any old team
will draw.
1t remains for Rioters Row 20 get In
the game again and win few.
-Four straight at Hartford is not bad.
II was 70 to against the Mary Jane I'm
Rcadlng-and everybody had a chance In
tho box.
Seven hits and six errors in two games
is what the Cherubs did in Hartford yes
torday.
They return home to-day after most
disastrous trip.
Reading and Norfolk appear on the local
diamond this week.
WIN the dcnlzens Of ROotors Row help
Increase the percentage Their average
now As 00l
The bali will once more begin 10 roll
tomorrow and Squire L0nny Graves Will
proceed 10 dispense his peanuts, soft
drinks and chewing gum.
Shampoo King will also dispose OF his
soap 10 wash away the stains Of defeat.
Now let the gong Of the Traction car
sound and let the Christofo Colombo Band
play The Boulangcr March.
Don't give up the ship. for second place
awaits the Cheruhs
Cheer up. Cherubs'
"Chauncey" BIZ Stuart IS the dude Of
the Richmond team and a close rival 10
Pitcher Viau. OF Paterson. When Bill
takes his position on a chair I'm front Of
hotel. with his pantaloons rolled mp 10
display his wonderfully colored hose and
patent feathers that shine very brightly
he certainly IS a warm member.-Lancas-
ter Intelligencer.
Brownie Elborfeld has all the appear
ances of q Bowerv boy and he acts like
ono-Hartford Telegram.
Chesbro did great work after the first
allowing only one hit in seven innings
Hartford Telegram.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

Hard Hitting and Keeping Mt 1t Won the
Victory.

LANCASTER. PA, August 1.-speclaL
Lancaster made sensational finish I'm
this afternoons game, and by hard. con-
eocutive hitting. won again from Newark.
The visitors put I'm Gcttig. and for six
innings he was very effective. holding
Lancaster down 90 six hits. while only
two runs had been scored. In the mean
sen, making eleven safe drives. which
netted six runs. The ninth opened with
Seybold at bat. Almost the first bah
pitched struck Umpire Belts in the groin.
compelling him 10 retire. After some de-
lay Substitute Deem was summoned out
Deacon Ellis declined 10 go ON with the
game. and II ended I'm an eight-inning
cnnfost. Score follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

Tobacco q To - first. Bridget q to and
EVEN second. Nicholas t6 TO - third.
Time. ia.
Fourth race-the ozark stakes. valued
at 81 $40. for tWo-ycar-Olds. six furlongs.-
Eitholan a. TO - first. Lihation 90 10 >
and 10 - second. Sir Rolla 30 90 -
third. Time. l.l6
Duke (ovenl first. Laureate q 10 l and
: 10 - second, Eva Rice IS TO - third.
Time 1.i3ia.
Firth race one mile.-Jane - 20 - first
Ardath - to and cVcnl second, DICK
Bohan a. 10 - third. Time, l.l3A
Closing Day.
SARATOGA \. ", August 2l-This
was the closing day ~ the summer meet
ing The weather was fine track fast
and attendance large. Summaries.
First race-malden two-year-olds, fve
furlongs. -Corell 3 20 and even) FIRST,
lnVerary N. q 10 l and 20 - second,
Charlmers @ 10 - third. Time. lii.
Second race-One mile-LeOnta 90 IN |
and eNcn) first. First Mate even and QUIZ
second. David q 10 - third. Time, -
Third race-six furlongs.- Kinnnty q 10
- first Set Fast 6 20 > and OUT second,
Rheinstrom 03 10 p third. Time. ll9A.
Fourth raCe-Sperrer handicap three
year-olds. mile and one-siNteenth.-tly
ing nutchman go 10 - first, sir wafer
Is to - second. Time. 2.lO.
Fifth race-Gctaway purse, all ages, I'VE
furlongs Hugh Penny Is 10 ana QUIZ
first Set Fast 90 TO ! and EVEN second
Hieh links q TO - third. Time, l;nlR.
sixth race-Bcyerwick steeple-chase
about two and a half miles. Idonhear,
u 10 / and to - first. Say ON q 10
and 3 10 % second Royal Scarlet tevenl
third Time. 0Oai5. TrilliOn fel,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

WASHINGTON. August H.-Although
the Senators made fewer hits than the
Colts, they were punched and several OF
them long drives. Thornton struck out
ten men. and toward the close Of the
game held down the hits Mercer was
hit on the arm by pitched ball in the
firth and was replaced by McJames The
game was called at the end OF the seventh
on account OF darkness. Attendance,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
A SENSATIONAL FINISH.
BILL sMINR gHE KyIL GENIUS or
ann CHERUBS ArBAE
when - whitswash Seemed Jmmiaeni
Hartford Banged Out Two Runs
Ia tho Smith.

HARTFORD. CONN. August 1.-Spe-
eial.-f'he finish Of the first game was the
nRost sensa tional ever seen on the ground.
THE score was one 10 nothing in favor
81 Richmond when the locals went 10 bat
Gee tho last time. Everyone supposed
Hartford would be whitowashed.
Radfofd was FIRST up. lie had three
balls and two strikes and then hit hot
one 20 Elbcrfeld. 10 was thrown cut
Mari sent a high ono 10 Hargrovc. ca
Veile waited and finally secured his base
on balls.
BILL sMINK AGAIN.
Bill smink, who won yesterdays game
with his home run, hit Hlnn@ the lhiiu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
boston. Is: Pittsbufg. IL.

BOSTON. August 2l.-Pittsburg should
have won tO-day's game, and would have
done so but for a disastrous mum Of Don
oyan's I'm the ninth. 10 was a smuggling
contest and four pitchers We're required
during the game The Pittshurgs out
batted the home team, but their fielding
was eNecrabc Score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
e. Innis. 4: BROOKLYN. a

BROOKLYN n. Y, August n-The
last game for the season between the 81.
Ionis Browns and Brooklyns resulted in
Victory for the ,,I Browns to-day. after
was knocked out OK the box In the first
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Future Marriage.

HAMPTON, Va. August 2l.-special-
Mr.. Julian ). Lake and Miss Clara III.
Wright. OF Bowling Green, VIII be mar
ried at the latter place on September
18th. Dir. Lake Is one Of the best known
ana most popular young business men 10
this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

Two-base hlts-Snyder. Three base hits
Smith. Doabis plays-Weddigs TO Leahy
10 Kelly; WeniZ. TO Snyder TO Kelly;
Wentz 20 Weddige Base on balls-on
McMackin. 3, on Pfanmiller, 3. Hit by
phcher-Carey. Struck out-i'y Pfanmil-
ler, 8; by McMackin. ?. Left on bases
Reading, T. Norfolk, ;. Time, z:2o. um-
pire-Snyder Attendance-S00.
Second game:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

Summary: Earned Tuns-llartford, 2.
Two-base hits Stuart. Roach, Mari. ca
vclle. Three base hits-LoevPr. Sacri-
hco hts-Marr. Wells. Stolen bases
Kahn Radford Cavelle (2). Burns. Doherty.
Bases on balls-On Bowen. ]; of Lever,
I: or Nlckery. !. Struck out-By Bowen,
J. by Lever. 3. Left on bases-Hart-
ford. 6. Richmond. g. First base on err
rors-IIartford 2; Richmond. g. UNI
piro-Mr Brady. Time Of game-Ono
hour and Az minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
The Grande Duchess.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August Ill
Specialize steamship Grande Duchess
OF the Savannah Line. which has been at
the ship yard FOR several weeks receiving
extensive repairs TO her boilers took her
first dock trial to-day On Wednesday
she will run down 10 the Capes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
After Careless Officers

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August III
Specialize Police Commissioners to-
day Instructed the chief 10 suspend FOR
ten days any officer charged with dlgeiec-
ton OF duty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

Summary: Earned runs-Paterson. :.
Three-base hits-Kcistor. Sacrifice hit
shaffer stolen bases Hardestv. Held
rick. Smith (2). Fox Left on bases-Pat-
erson. 10: Athletics, s. Struck out-by
Flaherty. z: by Ames. @ Double plays
Smith to shaffcr ~. First on halls-on
Flaherty 3: or Ames. s. Umplre-Mr.
Burns Time-1.55.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

Fall River Loomhxers' Union has rails
ed the initiation fees Of learners from
SO TO SIS, the purpose being 70 restrict
the number Of men who are trying 10
learn the business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Standing OF the Clubs.
Philadelphia. s; Cincinnnti.I.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2l-Orth
pitched a superb game this afternoon.
holding Cincinnati down 10 five scattered
singles. The Phillies played an almost
faultless fielding game, and were fortu-
nate in getting their hits well together.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
New York. Z. Loulsville.I

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Giants
won the rubber from the Colonies thig
afternoon by punching their hits in four
innings Ruslo was q puzzle TO the
Louisvilles at an times.
NEW TOpK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Baltimore. u: Cleveland G

BALTIMORE, August 2L-The Cham
pions won easily from Cleveland. knock
ing Wilson and Young cut OF the box and
touching up Cuppy IN lively fashion. At
tendance, COB
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Standing Of the Clnhs.


Where They PLAY This Week
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday:
Reading at Richmond 0ransferred)
Norfolk at Lancaster.
Newark at Paterson.
Athletics az Hartford.
Thursday Friday and Saturday:
Norfolk at Richmond.
Athletics at Lancaster.
Paterson at Newark
Hartford at Reading
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

Summary: Earned rnnf-Reading, l.
Norfolk. l. Two-hase hits-Carey, Nc
Farlsn C0. Three-base hits-McIntyre.
Spratt. Leahy. Home runs-Suatton.
Double plays-Turner Mcintyre. Carey.
Base on balls-OH Newton, ]; Off Smith.
Il: off Leahy 4; off Hines / Hit by
characterization Turner. Struck ont
Bv Newton. I: by Smith, !; by Hines, l..
Left on bases-Reading, 6; Norfolk, g..
Passed balls-Snyder 2. Time, 2lO. I'M
pire-Air Templln.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
PATERSON, 7; ATHLETICS,f.
The PhIladelphians Were Beat From the
Start

start.
PATERSON. y. j., August 2l-Special.
The Athletics started the game in
talf-bearted way to-day. and although
they played good BALL they were never In
the race. They were unable to get more
than one hit off Flaherty IN any one
inning while Ames was touched up when
hits counted. Touhey's STICK work ana
George smiths fielding were the features.
The score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
lOldlS s..sssssssssssss OF IL
CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati -. I'D D o / 0 O !
Summary: Earned runs-Philadelphia, G.
First base on balls-By Orth, /: by
Rhines. 3; Dwyer. l. Umplre-Kelly
Time. 1875.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

TITT-TTTTTT" 10000 Y " y y . :" = ~ 7
Summary: Earned runs-Baltimore. s..
Cleveland, 3. Base on balls-On COrbett,
j: Wilson, l. Struck out-By COrbetL 81;
by Young. /. UmpiTe-Hurst Time
91E
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

1,i,vors. p " q A T.
Radford f.. e................0 o o o
Mar ~ f.....0 q 3 O
CaveIle a. f...................1 % o o
smink DO .................... o
1"Ih'. Do ''''''''''''''''''''
DoheilN, $50 '.'.''-''''''''''''
MACS I'D '''..''''''''''''''''''
honch' .'.'''..''''''''''''
Bowen p '''.''' .''''''''''' u
a.
Totals ....... 1870. ..,''- 90
RiChMONI
Players. H. IT, ~ - a.
thornton, ITO ''''''.'''''''''
Elsey j i..'-.. .''''''''''''''
HargroNo. @. t'.'t'-''''.''''
-tlneIleIl, sd '''''''''''''''"
STUART I'D '''...''''''''''''''
Mcdonald S. 1''''''''''''' n
teAln' t. I''''''''''''''''' n
$3.50,
'''''"' ~
mt, 2ss Is
.oa .' - 49,. Inc. ,,,, WIS made.
"o pu' 49,, M,' r.
oe.te ny ooOoOOOO2-2
i",uot" '''''''''''''''''' '000ooOO0-1
s..,l,..'r,. ,r,yo-toeo -smink. stolen
'"i''i., d., 1,r,,ilo rlavs - Stuart
strno,.l1 and Thornton. Base on balls
"a srnridt Struck out-By Bowen,
~, schmidt O. Left on bases Hart
~ o. Richmond. g. Base ON errors
II,r,s,,a 4. Ri,hmond. o Umure-Mr
p,odv Timo-1.2I
-. ..,,l.o>.,, c,,,u,
NE 'T~~-''
The second game was s,"' ,cu ~" Iu'.'
utos after tive hist contest. NJ w. w.
In the box again. ana tnS
twirled for Richmond IN 'i'' I.d Eva
ming Eadfotd WaNNe' SYN, t1c
went 60 third on Mai 'c-l1, ,,oio
scored. CaVehe s',s 80, ,1o.lo, hirn
second ana th'ia. i've.i'," 81, ,i,,,.r
on the base line' ana lileF uo'' 9n,r I,i
Brady declared N"NV". '"' 60 r,..4,
borfeld rushed out an" p.sH'" I,1'S,
who is very small GOWN -u, 80
out and nuns Elheiieu I" "iS H,,.o
Tlbcriold shot out nus hst az M"."' Wv
men were quickly surrounded nv 'Ne o'.e.
players. and thc crowd ldsn.o on W.
field. There was great excitement lot
the time Three policemen p"9he" UT.
crowd back. one iellW iei'seu 10 t,'
OF and Dee was yanhed am owe, inc neiu'
BRADY put Elneiir.l OUT OF rae g"lha'
and Foster took nls pi',e.
olNoNlol FhA .nS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

Summary: Earned runs-New York. 4:
rouisvfne I Base on balls-On Rpsie 1
of Cunningham. l. Struck out-By Rusie.
T. CUNNINGHAM l. Umpires-AfcDonald
and Emslie. Time-l:30 Attendance
10 900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
OUAKERS DEFEAT REDS.
TuE CHAMPIONS TAKE AN EASY
GAME FROM CLEvELASD.

Tn. Giants win the Rubber From the
Colonies Through fusie's Clever Pitch
ing-Boston Defeats Pittsburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

BROOKLYN ......2OOOOlOOOOO-3 . Z
81. Louis .....0102O00O 001A 3
Summary. Earned runs-Brooklyns, 3,
st. Louis. !. Base on balls-By Kennedy.
IS: by Donahue. o. Struck out-By Ken
nedy, 8: by Donahue, 3. Umpire, Carpen-
ter. Time, goo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Games lobby.

Hartford az Newark.
Norfolk with Athletics at Paterson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

summary. IWO-UHH0 DIS" oIlIIIN' '7'"I'
bases Cuvcuc. Double plays - stuart
Mcdonald and Thornton. Base ON balls
Rv Schmidt. O. sruck out-ty Bowen
r. by Schmidt O. Left on bases-har'-
FORD @. Richmond q. Base ON errors
Hartford i. Richmond. 2. Umpire-Mr.
Trodv Time ,ll.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-08-19
Sheriff's Sale.
M 82i2

NO. h11Z.
In the district court OF Sumner COMFY, ia
the state OF Kansas.
Isadore c. Stephens,
Plaintiff.
vs.
Elizabeth ]. Tucker,
William A Tucker
and Luther Burnett.
Defendants.
DY VIRTUE OF an order OF sale ssued IN me.
ID out OF said district court In. the Above,
entitled action, will on
Monday, the Goth day September, A, D. RE..
between two and three O'clock d. Al. OF ssiai
day, at the front door OF the court bonse- in
the city OF Wellington, in the county AZ
Sumner and state OF Kansas, offer al punlie-
sale and sell 10 the highest aud best bfdder-
for cash In hand. all the following described
real estate, to-wit:
The east one-half 20. Of the northwest opar--
ga uf section number twenty-three &c. in
township number thirty-three (33l, south of
range four "a, west Of the sixth principal
meridian, lying and situate in the county
OF Sumner and state Of Kansas
The above described real estate Is taken nv
said order OF sale TO be sold, ard will be ala,
without appraisement to satisfy said orderof
sale. Vi
Witness my hand this 10th day OF aurust-
A. d., 1897. JAS. r. HESKETTs
Sheriff OF Sumner county,. Kansas
HERRICK R0GERs Attorneys for PlaibsIfk
First published in VOICE Aug. 10, lssx.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-08-19
Two pounds good cot.
fee for rs cents at Wyatt
Bros.
GREENE TOWNSHIP.

j. R. Willis Of Oklahoma was iu
this vicinity the latter part of last
week visiting relatives.
Art. Andrews a former student Of
the Maize college was visiting with ].
P. Winner the past week.
o. W. DickersOn Of Rock Falls, Ok
lahOma, was visiting friends in this
vicinity last Saturday and Sunday.
]. NJ. Jordan left for Sedalla. No..
last Thursday evening over the Rock
Island TO attend the bedside OF his
wlfe's father, Mr.. Kemps
The ice cream social given at the
home Of ]. NJ. Jordan, on last Wed.
nesday evening was a success. Quite
a crowd was present and seemingly
enjoyed themselves to their satisfac.
tim
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-08-19

James Angus vino sold out some
time ago aud Travelled through eastern
Kansas, the Strip and Missouri. is try.
Ing to get place in his Old neighbor.
hood.
bod Winsor traded for spring
wagon on purpose TO loan to his
neghbOrs and they undoubtedly will
avail themselves Of the kindness and
use it in preference to all others.
The Populsts gave the Democrats
district judge. County clerk and
sheriff. The POpulists have treasurer,
register deeds, surveyor and coroner.
We hope they are satisfied II not Just
give them the rest and let we Popu-
lists have the harmony part which
they speak of so much.
SILVER DEMOCRAT.