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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
IT WAS NOT LOST.
A Testament TO a soldier Found in a
CASTOR shoe.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Aug. 9.-Colonel
Jared smith. of this city. received a letter
to-day from his son. Lieut.. Guy II. b.
Smith. OF the Fourth Infantry. L. ;. A.
now in Cuba fin which the young Licu-
tenant relates AN interesting incident
which concerns r. Washington Young
lady. Some weeks ago young Smith was
sore'y in need frsSHRDLETAhI
soroly In need OF n pair OF shoes, his
foot gear having given completely out
lie was unable 20 secure "a reserve pair
which he had brought TO the island with
him. nor could ha find anybody with
more shoes than he wanted.
on July 3. "a Few days after The battle
of Santiago ha instituted further search
for the coveted articles. While I'm the
rear OF the hospital 8t Sib0ny his search
was rewarded There Doc found Two shoes
not mates which had evidently been
thrown ONT because the unfortunate who
owned them would probably never have
use for more than one at time in the
future Though not mates Lieut. smith
was glad 90 get them. and Doe soon g1in-
cred them .n. Whom Dee inserted bis foot
I'M one of tho shoes DO struck am ODE
stacle. Reaching in DO pulled ouf % Now
Testament iu urst-class condition. Tie
naturally turned to the fyleaf t0 discover
the name of the owner of - book The
owners namc WAS missing. but in IT'S
stead was th1r off the donor Across tho
leaf read This. "Wifh best Wishes from
your sincere rriani uelty y. Divor
Washington ID. g.. May O. 1851
Lieut. Smith has been in tho yellow
fevrr hospital f1r several weeks. but is
now conru'oscout During his conhne-
mout n the sick ward Dee has had the
Testament with Dim constantly TIE eN-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
ON TO SAN JUAN.
Miles Forces arc Pushing Along Hold
ing he Positions ihcy Take.

(Copyr.shL ls9s. bN Associated Pros1.
COAMO Porto RICO. August I0-l2
M.-Nla Ponce .-TmOp a.. of Sow York.
pursued Che party of fleeing Spanish enc
siueers. after tne capture ol D0amo yes-
tcrday. a. distance of four miles along
the road TO Atomic. The Americans
were checked at Doe DIyou river whore
the Spluaras had blown up tle bridge.
and were sheIed fr0m I'd Spanish battery
ou tine crest Oi As1uiu-o Mountain. Inr
0Ismountcd cavalry q. armed fhc nre. gee
ceiFIue u0 damage auu holding tne posi-
ton. a battalion of the Third Nlac1n-
sim Volunteer came to thcir support.
To-day General Nl8Dns column ls
resting. repairing the bridge and rcc1n-
Uoifcrius fhc encmy.s position. Innre
are formidable gorgss ON either side ana
thc Spanish works are Ou tnc crest NJ
The mountains commaudl0r The road.
Tho SpfuiIrl- have several gums mount
oI among tlcm two machine guns. sent
back into Tine country from the torpedo
boat destroyer Terror. at san Juan.
These positions DO viii Doe difficult fO
flank
AT tho mon wounded in yesterday.
ng.cine viii recover.
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[. A. W. MEET.
Not Large Attendance, But the Dele
gates are Enjoying Themselves.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Aug. 10.-The
attendance AZ the o. j.. A. W. meet was
not large but those here are enjoying
themselves. Up TO o O'Clock this even-
ing Z.GZ1 league men had registered 20
headQuartcTs. Broken records. two in
number and surprises in every contest
ruled the races Of the first day OF the
national meet owen kimDle "Old Kahn
tuck" proved the tw0-miie champion Of
America and his win OF the great con-
tcst was of The cleyerest order and just
beyond the slightest shadow of "a DOUBT
Ills competitors in the final heat We're
Major Taylor Bald Cooper and Mer-
tens. The race resulted. Final heat
Kimble. FIRST. Taylor. second. Bald.
third: Cooper fourth; Mertens, hfth.
time 400. beating tho worlds record by
eight seconds.
The two and half miles championship
for amateurs both went 90 George Coiette
OF New Haven. who proved the undouDt-
cd king in the amateur class. The con-
test in the two mile national champion
ship and The worlds record was over
shadOwed in tho interest hy the Mulucyie
handicap ln which tandem team. three
triplet teams and three quartette teams
competed. The race resulted. Becker,
Martin. Mertens and Sat. Butler scratch
first. Fornwalt. Monroe and Johnson. %
yards second. Taylor Eaton and Bow
ler. ~ yards. thirl PhIup. Newark, Van
Nest and Oidheld. l0 yards. fourth. tme
1925 3-l breaking the record of 1862.
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five miles Of the town No artillery or
cavalry was engaged in to-day's lighting.
The Americans crossed three bridges and
upon examination found that none OF
them had been mined or otherwise tam
pered with.
THE WOUNDED.
The names of the wounded in to-day
engagement are:
Company A-Private Edgington. shot In
the thigh.
Company C-Prlvate Halnes. shot In the
shoulder and cheek Private Smell shot
IN the knee.
Company K-Corporal Thompson, shot IN
the wrist. Private Bigiow, shot IN the
foot
All the wounded win recover
our troops were armed with Krag-Jor-
gensen rifles. which will prevent tne
Standards from locating the American
positions from the smoke or tne gums
The men are enthusiastic over the way
their new weapons worked, ana assert
that they are far superior 90 their Ola
Springfield rifles
During the fighting o. Spaniard who had
been shot in the back was seen tfy .ns
to climb out Of a gully 200 yards from the
American lines He fell back uFe tlInes'
and the Americans could easily nave
Killed him had not Colonel Colt ordered
tbor, 10 fire wide of him. The Spanish
fire was too hot TO allow of our men
capturing him.
From what can be- learned here II i-
Judged that the passes an along the toa"
to San Juan are little short of Iher-
monvlaes. but nobody here looks lot
Spartan defence.
a BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY.
H
place is exouis'tcly beautiful. the great
rolliue hills running down 90 the sea- and
lntcreDcrsed with dales filed with tne
iuvuriant crowths of the tropics. our
froons are in prime condition. and arc
enthusiastic over the bracing climate.
which is vastly different from the suiiry
and fever-pr0ducing atmosphere of South
Cuba.
Az the churches yesterday the priests
spoke of the new regime in guarded
words. but in "a friendly spirit
General Brooke has gone 90 Ponce.
where Doe is trying to persuade General
Miles to let him have Squadron a and
tho CITY Troop of cavalry DO is doubted
whether he viii succeed. as General Miles
wants TO keep these men for his own cs-
cort.
Private Huffman. Of tho Third Ohio
Nl|EIIuHiI.. WHO NtIH nlNN'N JOY t'NA ahAfI.
picket on Friday night. and who died
from me effects off DIS injuries. was
buried iu the Arroyo Cemetery. The regi-
mont to which he belonged has no chap
IIn. 500 a sergeant read the service over
The body of the first American soldier to
ho Inferred in Porto Rican soil. The body
bad to remain in the chapel until this
morning. ass the native grave-diggor had
F.rrsffIn fn die grave.
MADRID. Aug. O. General C0rroa- Min-
.stcr ol War. has received 3D. dispatch from
Porto Rico. saying that Colonel Pinto
column of Spanish troops entered the
town OF IaIardo and lowered Che Ameri-
can flag
band OF Insurgents who were trying
to surprise the Spanish advance guard
near AreclDo. ON tho north coast west of
san Juan. was defeated. The Spanish
captured three prisoners. The rising of
the Insurgents. Captain-Gencral Macias
says. is unimp0rtant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
DEPARTMENT OF SANTIAGO.
This is The Name of the New Depart
mcnt Erected in Cuba.

WASHINGTON. Aus. 10 o0n1r,-
mout of the army Goo be known Is .ne
Department OF Santiago was erected zoe
uiphf Major General laWtOu d. assigned
Zoo Its c0muaud. }rigadier General Wood
viii continue iu command ot Santiago
CITY General Shafier returns to aus
country with the Fifth Army Corps Die
viii be boo command until he departs.
Two brigades ot infantry wul Doe as-
signed 90 Genera Lawton's command 1853
the permanent garrison OF Santiago city
and province. Five regiments of the
six TO constitute the garrison have been
selected. they are the First Second
Third and Filth immuncs commanded
respectively by Coloucls Richie Hood,
Rav and sorgcnt. and The Eighth lNi-
u1is. Colonel Marshal Colonel Duffy,
commanding tho Nth New York now at
Feruandiua. Fl. has rendered the sore
vices of his regiment and DO u.s. not un-
likely that its services may Doe accepted.
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Cuban OnciaIs nd Kev West,

KEY WEST. FLA. August lO-S:55 p.
M.-Nice-President Mendez Capot. of tho
Cuban provisional government. accom-
panied by Senior POrllO hts attache.
and Senior Gonz0nes Lunesa, of the
Junta, arrived here to-day on the Mas
cote. They came from Washington with
authority from the Navy Department to
proceed TO cuba ON am American warship
as soon as possible In order 90 confer
with the other leaders at the seat OF the
Cuban provisional government on the
coming election and other political ques-
tions coinciG-nt with the restoration OF
peace. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11

Good looks are really more than skin
deep. depending entirely on healthy
condition of an the vital organs. IL the
liver Is inactive. you have a bilious look
II your stomach is disordered you have
a dyspepuc look; II your Kidneys are az
fected. you have pinched look. Secure
good health. and you Will surely have
goop looks Electric Bitters" Is a good
Alternative and Tonic. Acts directly on
the stomach. liver and kidneys puriaes
tho blood. cures pimples. blotches and
bolls. and gives a good complexion
Every bottle guaranteed. Sold at Owens
& Minor Drug Co. 70 cents per bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11

I. struck out-by Lever. 2 Time Of
IA mo 81 minutes. Umpire. Mr.. Belts.
Hartford mere to-day. Game at $50
Ole ioc X.
II ga. ling will have chance at Norfolk
the re maindcr OF the week.
yrilc Latham and ~ merry jokes
com Ogcfhcr with Hartford.
DEM Long took two out OF three any
way. -
Iiilcf was put out for three days Keep
your eve On him in Norfolk.
The Il eading boys are playing great
hall Tn cre's no denying that.
nnuhIa header Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
CUBAN DUTIES.
Regulations Adopted by the War De
partment for Their Collection. q

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1o.-Tho War
Department to-day made public the reg
ulati0ns which have been adopted for ne
guidance of officers concerned in the
collection of duties ou imports and oN-
ports taxes and other charges and eNtc-
lions to he collected as military con-
trIbutl0n at ports aud places boo cuba
boo possession or under Che control OF lhe
forces 0f the United States
Speaking generally the customs tariff
and the port and other charges have
been made 100 correspond with the lower
rates applied to imports and vessels from
Spain. but In several important paruci-
lars these = tos have been materially
reduced. Tho regulations are especial
lv designed to facilitate impOrfatious amt
aI determinations have been abolished.
The United States is placed upon exc
actly the same footing cas- other foreign
unfInng
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
JAPAN TO HELP AGUlNALD0,
VIII Supply Him with Arms If Ameri-
cans Abandon the Philippine.

LONDON. Aug 1.-THE Hong H-,
correspondent of the Daily Mail Says
"a delegation from tine Philippine Junt1
has informed United States Consul Wild
man here that certain officers of She
japanese cruisers Matsuspima and Taxa
saga. which have since gone fr0m Manila
had conference with the Juntt last
Saturday. in the course Of which they
asserted that they were authorized hy
the japanese government tO offer tO sup-
ply General AguualdO with arms and
ammunition gratis ln the event of Amer
ica abandoning tho Philippines and the
Insurgents wishing 90 hght for lndcuen-
dtuce.
The Junta did NOT rc0iv to- The Offer
and the Japanese win repeat 81 to Gem
cral AeuinaldO on tlcir arrival at Manila.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11

Several Large Stores Damaged The
Loss VIII BE 5000. 900.

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Aug. 10-A fire
started tonight in Osborno's Turkish
bath establishment. on Bourbon street.
and while no buildings We're destroyed. 80
penetrated into several large Canal street
retail stores. doing great damage 20
stocks. The loss viii approximate $4,000.
well insured
The stocks OF D. II. Holmes q Co.'s de-
partment store. S O.. Creeger. millinery.
Nickie-Plate Shoe Store, John McCloskey.
confectionery and d. krause. gentlemen s.
furnishings, were more or less damaged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
Ca1ranza in Montreal.

MONTREAL. QUE, August l0-Lleu-
tenant Raymond de Carranzl, formerly
naval attache of the Spanish Embassy
al Washington. who wa supposed to-
have sailed for England three weeks ago
I'm accordance with an order from the
Canadian Government tO leave the couu-
try. appeared here again to-day. lie re-
fuses 10 say where ne has BEEN
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a point below Montoursyille. where
they again met the tramp. That was the
last he remembered until he awoke late
at night i'm a fence corner, and ull bis
money WAS gone.
That night Mr.. Strebeigh became ul
and before morning had fallen into
state OF inconsistencies from which De
did not recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
slnnlIinn nf Ina Clnhs.

About eight hundred enthusiasts went
out Go see Iue games di Broad street PARK
yesterday afternoon. hoping 10 see enc
Chorihs take TWO games from the Read
incs, bat they were s0rcly disappointed,
foi the NiWUug team won the urst game
ana rain broke up the second with th'
score 90 iu favor ol Richmond ln the
fourth inning.
1, is said Chat Denny Long spends all
o. his moonlight nights chasing AROUND
in graveyard looking for crost-ryca rdn-
uit-, ami 10 ia lurihcr said tnai I'tiihg
mas succeeded 300 landing lar-e number
OF hind-legs of the rabbits mat nc mus
caught These. with - dozen nI l"p
horse chcstnuts chat he has rubbed
against threc-corncrcd darkey dl We
rious stages of his career. constitute me
great luck that Dee carries about WIN
There IS no doubt that Denny enjoys
grsalcr luck thus season than amy other
baseball mHgn1tc. Even the elements
favor him. Hun now hf mas lill't p'n'-
poned games with Richmond with no
chance 0f playing off more than one OF
them.
There wcro several ugly features in tho
game vc4fordar First Newell inter-
fored. uniuteuti1nally. hc eays-with Hess
when the latter attempted To- throw the
bah to third. Boo heading runner liad
the throw been true tho runner may nave
been Killed but Newell. VINO was at the
bat stepped back and raised his bat Just
as if'rs ,hi'" 'I. u'' nl' .,tI, t,,
mona catcher uu'h iih VIE n1''5' ma
par ana IN, n'H .ni,n rIos, bnd
naef' H"hlhH VS. Iul,..' .', Ill.,. t~
r.l. @i >.,u ,.o.forn, fbe
80 4 800. i, ,.oifd NOT mass
~ p. 49,, 30 I'D, u,,g.d Ana runnaf.
!""-i'' ~ HH' "a. pr" ,.'1it a., r,.,,f,. his
~ l,.t ~, VII ,t ~, mao "'''
~ l@,,rliiro A. tbo So. tho runner should
80 tNen r,t,tr,.d to second base and
Neueil d@clared o,it NeVou thon safed
rr " ,boiDo and "a rnrr.r scored
Another unpleasant inrlutui WAS lht
aCuon ui liucn m using disft -prcilui
language toward the umpire. tie was
put cue "l inc same
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
Oh, the Pain of.
Rheumatism!

Rheumatism often causes the mostin-
tense suffering Many have for years
yainly sought relief from Obi, disabling
disease. and are to-day worse of than
ever. Rheumatism is blood disease,
and Swifts Specific is theonly cure, be-
cause 10 is the only remedy which can
reach such deep-seated diseases
A few years ago was taken with inaamma-
tory Rheumatism. which became So intense
shat was ior weeks unable 90 walk tried
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
DENMARKS DEFENCES.
She Puts Her sea Forts in state Of
Military Efficiency.

COPENHAGEN, August ia sonsa-
ton has been caused by the sudden meas-
ur,s that are being taken tO place the
sea- forts of Copenhagen in state of
military efficiency IT. ls supposed thaC
these measures are due tO fears Of a cone
n.ct between Great Britain and Russia.
Ihe official organ announces that The
government of Denmark has expended
10000 'krOuer in ammunition and awaits
al additional grant by Parliament
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
THE POPE I'LL.
He Has a Chill, ON Account Of the Fan
i'm the Temperature.

fan in the temperature the Pope has
contracted an internal chill. on the
adNCes oi his physician Dr Lapona.
who recommends rest His Holiness has
a.uomlel al aulIences.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
HARTFORD, 81 NORFOLK, 2,
The Clam Lost the Game Through
Rank Errors.

nc RFOLK, VA. Aug. 10.-Spccial.-
Rank errors by Norfolk IN the fourth
inning and their inability TO hit KOtail
lost fno game The score.
NnRrFgI *
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Gnmcs Postponed

PATTERSON. August -Spccial.-Tho
AncntOwn-PatcrsOn game was postponed
ON account OF rain.
Newark ana Lancaster clubs not schc-
dulcd
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THE WAR GOES On
IN PORTO RICO
Miles Took the Town Of Cosmo Tues
day After Fight
ANOTHER BATTLE WAS FOUGHT
The scene Was a Narrow fass I'VE
Miles from Guayama-Oniy rive Oh
Our Men Were Wounded-Ihc
spaniards Flcd Before Them

nondon, in Porto Rico gives lhe '''''"-
a.. ......,,at of tho fighting this week on
'i7
the or cpofN--
PONCh, August f.-N l" 90
The town OF Coam0 was capture" ''''
,..o~,ir- after "a fight. General Ernsts
..-l..-...i ... move at daylight.
hil-""' .. ,t, r,uf..-,-
THE mann Do'5 went
road while CoIone. bino'i ''
wilson's staff. with tlc sixteenth ieh"-
..f,.,,i, made d.-o1r TO- ente- the
Tow" i''''' s..,,.- ,....,4.
They met t"1 NpaiD7' ..t..t.
the town ana Oh "-N- ,..N .. t.+
lasted hA-l am noun. 49,. .,-,..,.,
Tho Spanish b" l'l' Nr ..........,...
OUT lhe 0pai'i'" I' '.,... ...i..,.,,.
our JOSS was 'iN "'...'.'l.d .r. ro,
The naIn'7 ol "-'
Nno"n ...,,,.,. ..-,..D cfr.yA1rA
Aa .,l.,9 n i- l-.,,.r., moo Aueu.- s.
6LA ~ %, ,'.' ,,-rsrr ,,.--, ~
% % ..'.t skirml.h i've
bi'-' $500 ........., fhls afternoon
IlN'' ,-.....i. ......, yofurfe.es were
It' 49,. ,...,.,.n. v.r. -,luqht
..,.,....f. ..l mo only wonder
I ,..' i.,ff ,.- ,.........,f.i A and a. oil the
r-.-rtb ohio wore bot wiped ou.
r,.o- since Gu...u1 was occupied
| fnro. DAYS ago tae natives have been
most dcmonetraflt. ir pralsinc the Amer
ir4rs. and FEB showing bow deirthed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11

not exactly uncompiimentsry 70 Admiral
Sampson. but certainly lacking In tact
in regard 20 that officers participation IN
tine naval battle Of Santiago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11
Victim Of a Runaway Accident in
Manchester.
MILLSGETS TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
The Bon Air Burglar Given the Mia
mum Penalty High Water at Four
tcenth and Hull Streets as q kc-
suit OF the Rain.
MANoHEsrrn BUREAU acuwoyp TINES.

mons had been sick for some time pass
and yesterday ne went out With a kins-
man TO get some fresh air. Ie was alone
in the wagon and che horse was grazing
near the overall factory. while his com-
paui0n was inside tO attend go some nusi-
uess An of "a sudden the animal gave
jump and ran on the young man being
thIow1 heavily to the ground and the
horse in making quick turn overthrow
the wagon on top off tho prQstrato man.
THE animal then broke loose and ran on
The vehicle was rghted when Mr. SIM
mons was found Goo bee painfully wounded
Ho was placed Boo wagon and taken 10
his home at SO 1909 cambridge street
Dr. W. L. Matthews was summoned and
found The patient had received "a painful
disiOcation 0f the right shoulder. besides
"a cut Of about Two inches over his I'D
which went through to the teeth.
The young man DIS now doing very well.
GIVEN TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
Charles Mills. the negro Bon Air burg
Jar was tried in tho Chesterfield county
Court yesterday and given twenty-five
years iu the State pcuitcntiary.
Mills trial began Tuesday morning on
tho charge of breaking into and robDmg
the residence of Mrs. j. Webb Pepioe. o.
the village of Bon Air. He was found
guilty Ills counsel AR. j. ~ g. til-
patrick ihen learned lntl Some ol .l''
jurors were ih IaFoE OF sentencing '"'
man 1o oe huns.
AIT fll"l.'iioA 'n'" Wit" '"' cons
OF Judb' Ciop .on ana 0'I',,n'ii" e'''n
AsloI",y ('s8in p.,'l A''5 lol n'
he was given the minimum penalty,
which was % total OF twenty-five yesrf
in the State prison.
Mills mad Been rohbIng the people Of
for SOM. dino uroy.oii. fo arrest hv Om-
cor Avis when arrested "a quantity of
stolen good. was found .u bis possession
belongue t0 the people of chat place
The citizens of Chesterfield have been
very much exercised about house break
ing aud robbery and there has been
strong feeling among ilrm to make hn
example of some one who has neen DONG
thi7 kind OF work THO sentiment "as
very strong among certain members OK
the jury io I'l MINIS oc ihe man. ana ne
had mario" escape uom 'aplih pun
ia"ii'hl ......
mon d" ~ Hi.
N' '''' .''"l Cd. N'
.-.. ... .',.
,,.,..f. .r r.n ,..t.
". BAY. ,..'.r',. t.. ,,o e,o,. ~ ,ga .-o.e'
.,t b. ,... .,,......iaI. f,.- .r..io..,l.n. b.,
GROSS fb. Street lf bod. noint FDr about
nneen minutes rhr wafer VA. .n d.an
CHAT DO WAS imuosslhfe for fhn .fr..f cars
to rum. A. boat could have been nuafeI
easily go thIs place.
At Second and Huu streets the water
also Posse to great depth.
STILL 1i.NiihiN' LAND
l"' '"'i hi'''''' '''' "'IN
In To-" nts' ''.f VIII nN5 DID 3D. 4N'h-
guy s." ''i'N "''" '
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11

Summary. TwO-baec hit - McFardn.
Sacrifice hits-FoX Wontz. stolen bases
-Whccl0ck Roach. Left ON basct-
Bv Pmnmiller. p. hv kotan Q. Double
playg-W heelOck MnassisieO. Whce'cck
and Klusmln. Joseph smith. Latham
and Mcdonald First base ON or-ors-
Norfolk. %. Hartford .. First base on
b9lle-On Kotall. D. or Pflumillcr. J. Hit
bv pitched bali-,Iohn Smith. Umpire
Tate. Time 200.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11

About eight hundred enthusiasts went
Out Go see inc gaines ai Broad street PARK
yesterday afternoon. hoping 90 see ,hc
Cheruhs take TWO games from %" Read
incs but they were sOrely disappointed,
foi ihe viuuug team won t1c urst game
ana rain broke up the second with tn'
score 90 boo favor ol Richmond ln the
fourth inning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11

soy raj prominent physi-
clan andtooA lheirtreat-
mcut faithfully blt was
unable 20 get the slight
cstreiief. Intact, nay cone
dii0n seemed 90 grow
worse the disease spread
over my entire body and
from November 10 March
/ suffered agony tried
many patent medicines.
mt none relieved me
Ub0n the advice OF a
friend / decided 20 try
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11

= = y. I"TIT' IITON I|H Do " %" = D"
ever. ny guard an. who was chemist. ana.
iyzed tie remedy, and pronounced Do free oi
potash or mercury. ] felt 30 much better after
taking two bottles. that continued the rem
efy, and in two months was cured completely.
Tho cure was permanent for have never since
had 4 touch %! Rheumatism though many
times exposed 70 dan p aud cold weather
ELEANok ". IIPPELL,
S7ii POwelton avenue. PhIadel phia.
Don't suffer longer with Rheumatism.
Throw aside your oils and linIments, as
they can not reach your trouble Don't
experiment with doctors-their potash
and mercury will add to your disabil-
ity and completely destroy your diges-
zion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11

Richmond made two runs n the first
innine. after two men were out Lutcu-
berg hit FOR TWO bags and Seybo'd put the
bail over the fence. scoring uotn men.
The other run Was made ln the alNih
inning. shannon singled went down ON
Scybolds hit. scoring later ou Harerove s.
hit This ended The run-getuus for the
I,l.tI. H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-11

Totals . o.. ......52 % 1
THE score hy innings.