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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-04
YORKE BROTHERS & ROGERS.

Application was filed yesterday WIN
the Secretary of State to form ne"
corporation under the name or ~ orN'
Brothers q Rogers" The corporation
will do general merchandise business
in the city of Charlotte. The AUTHORIZE
capital stock is $4,000, divided into
shares of 500 each +. #. Rogers, n
j. Yorkc and j. +. Yorke are the incor
porators, and each subscribcs fifty shares
of StOek
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-04
NO DECISION REACHED.

As to An Appeal From Railroad Com
mission BY the Coast Line.
Mr.. X. O. Burton, counsel for the
Coast Line railway. stated yesterday
that no decision had been reached yet as
to whether an appeal would be taken
from the recent order of the Railroad
Commission reducing passenger fares OH
the Wilmington and Weldon division OF
that road. The order applies to about
GOO miles of road, and will effect receipts
from Interstate, as well as local traffic
1t will be decided next week whether
the case will he carried to the courts.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-04
SHAFTER'S SANITARY REPORT

Washington, j. c., August 3.-Gcn-
eral Shafter has sent the following
sanitary report for August 1st
Total sick, 1889; total fever cases,
3,179; new cases of fever, $50; cases of
fever returned to duty, 60; deaths on
August LIST, 10.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-04

The Senatorial convention of the Ashe,
Allegheny and Watauga districts, have
nominated w. G. Fields, Esq, for the
State Senate. He has served twice in
that body.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-04
Raleigh Male Academy

Twenty first session opens Sept. 5.
Thorough training preparatory to ;ol
lege or business.
Small classes and close Individual sup
ervision. especially in elementary work
Board in city Mt reasonable rates. For
ca talOgue or information, address
HUGH MORRISON, Prin.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-04

Bob Moore, of Lafayette, Ind, says
that for constipation he has found De
Wits Little Early Risers to be perfect.
They never gripe. Try them for stom-
ach and liver troubles. Heartt IL Heartt.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-04
GENERAL COWLEs TO LEAVE
VIII Join the Regiment at St Simon 5
About the 10Th Instant

NUVUI VHt -UlH IHnIdHI'
General CoWIcs states that he Will
leave Raleigh about the 10Th inst. Ills
work has been pretty well completed,
with the exception of some routine mat
tcrs, and his physician has advised him
that he can safely undertake journey
by the above date He said last night
that he would go to st. Simon's, where
he thought conditions would be more
conducive to his rapid recovery than
here.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-04

There is talk of establishing camp a
Ashevile. The Citizen suggests that II
should be called Camp Bagley.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-04

People who drown their troubles us
ually preserve them in alcohol.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-04

The only sure thing about life is tn
end thereof.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-08-04

WHITSETT, GUILFoRD CO, N C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
CHERUBS LOSE
SIX INNING GAME.
A Heavy Storm Threatened to Break
Up the Play.
LEVERS DEADLY DELIVERY.
The First Ball Catches Buttermore I'm
the Temple and Put Him Out OF
the Game-Managers Wells and
Rim as Umpires.
LEVERS DEADLY DELIVERY.

TIE Cherubs return In second place oy
4 margin of ten points. while Reading
goes Up top. and Lancaster comes pun
ing and blowing up the stretch IN thitu
place. The other teams are hardly in al
for the championship. but Hartford. New
ark and Paterson are making pretty
run for fourth place. while NorfoiA ana
Allentown are tussling for the iaii-enn.
So that now tho contest for the cham
plonship has come down between Rich
p.ond. Lancaster aud Reading. The latter
team has Allentown the remainder OF the
week. and then they come here. The
method pursued by Denny Long s aegre-
CATION IN winning games is an unknown
quantity here. for they have not played
in Richmond this season. Denny IL fuil
OF tricks and he will bear watching. in
the meantime. Il may be said that APP
parently his boys are putting up sum
game. and they appear 20 play as fast
away from home as they do uncer the
eyes Of the native rooters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
THE PIEDMONT ASSEMBLY.
Many Prominent Ministers ana Big
Crowds in Attendance.

cORDONSVILLE VA. August g.
Special.- The protracted services or me
piedmont Assembly continue WIN
much interest manifested and largt audi
enccs. The following ministers IN auul-
ton TO those named heretofore nave ar
rived: Elders ]. j. Spencer. OF LeAlns-
ton XIV. l. y. Hall late OF CaiioInla'
Preston cave. of Maryland; Peter Ans
~. Of Baltimore. editor in CHIEF OF the
Christian Tribune.
A telegram received At an early hour
this morning brought sadness and as
tress 10 the hearts of Mrs. Charley Bum
mass and her daughter. Miss Maud, or
pumnass who were delegates 10 the
convention. announcing the sudden ana
,,nexnected death of a bright and dear
" beloved little nephew. The ladles re-
turned 10 attend the funeral
Elder w. j. Cooke preached an elo-
quent and interesting sermon yes'eiu@y
on Christian unity and union.
The audience still continues large and
with fair weather next Sunday II is eX-
pecied the attendance will be larger uhan
the last sunday when il numbered ABOUT
two thousand
!. spencer preached this morning At
II o'clock and /. =. Hall this evening AT
o'clock
Mr.. W. Il. Martin OF this city sus-
tanned a heavy loss yesterday in the
death OF his horse Charley 5. in the
prime of his life from liver trouble This
horse was highly priced by the farmers
OF this section as a breeder OF fine stock
and 10 the owner II Is heavy loss as
ne placed his value at 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

,le shot through the head and heart wnile
tasdi,s his forces In tight against me
Insurgents He was shut NJ IN Sah
Fernandino with /. DO Spaniards. 80
were surrounded and oesieged oy neeliy
an oouel number OF insurgents. See'hh
az l,.r,,s,Io, staring them IN the face, they
made "A determined EFFORT u" "t'aS
through the insurgent lines ana reaTn
Nacah abeb. led by General Monet ~
tho action that ensued he was kilep.
This took away all the courage anu spH'
~ The Standards. so that about L"V "A
then, laid down their arms. Inc ih9U'
rent lender was Colonel Eugene blah'o'
Who has proved himself on other ocod-
sions to be daring fighter.
AUGUSTUS FAMILY.
Can,ain-General Augustus family are
living IN the little town I'm Pampangas
surrounded by insurgents and are az thelr
,,e-cv Influence has been brought TO
near upon General Aguinaldo 10 return
than 10 aAInila. but he says tney are
NOT actually in his hands. and n they
are taken prisoners they VIII pc h .dl ~,
treated General August offered S-o.Wo
FOR the head of AguInaldo soon aiter the
The weather is delightful. Cool breezes
blow all day and the nights are always
favorable TO sleep. The health or the
American SQUADRON Is excellent anu TIC
men are I'm the best Of spirits.
some amusing stories are told OF li'
,,s,rconts and Spaniards Four insur-
cents who had been out scouting III hl1h'
were returning IN the morning. carr :
four rifles. two Of which however hap
Noon rendered useless by some accident
DURING the night. Suddenly they saw
obout twenty Spaniards coming IN tner
direction. The insurgents crouched ne
Mind some bushes and set fire 70 bunch
~ chinese crackers which they We're
CARRYING. The Spaniards were deceived
into the belief that they were near q
large band of insurgents and ignomlhlouiS
n, bolted iu the direction OF Mania the
rebels reaching their camp IN periec'
safety a.. ..,,,,-
IL is quite n favOrite ruse or the ihsu,
,-onts 40 send one OF their number win
so,,oral lunches Of crackers close 70 inc
c,e,ish most. and the crackers having
80, tented the Ere Of the Spaniards Is
drawn I'm return, while the lna'h gents
nroceed 10 pour volleys into the SPAN
iards ,,,1. -
Ratangas province \ body or -" m
.,,roonts of whom only POO were armed
SIR rides. We summoned by 800 span
,ards 10 surrender The Insurgents re-
fuead 40 submit and ultimately the whole
~ tho enqnish force was taken prisoners
and 00o 600 cartridges and several boxes
~ dynamite fell into the i"sui gent b
bands.-New York sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT.
A Party at Prof ?ritchard's i'm Honor
Of Young Lady Guest.

BLACKSBURG. VA. August s-Spe-
cial-A very enjoyable evning WAS passed
last Tuesday evening az Professor s r.
Prltchard's in honor OF Miss Belle Simp-
son, OF Atlanta. Ca, who Is visiting rela-
tives here.
Those present we're Miss Nancy Aiken.
OF Abbeville. S. c.. Miss Belle simpson.
OF Atlanta. Ga. Miss Virginia Thomp-
son. OF Atlanta. Ga: Miss Bruce Gut
gard OF Columbia Miss Virginia Patton,
OF Blacksburg. Miss sollie Patton. OF
Blacksourg. Va Miss Augustine saun-
ders. OF Blacksburg. Va Miss Bessie
Wiley. of salem. Va; Miss Susie Nc
Bryde. OF BlacksbuTg, Va Miss Mamie
Lacy OF Lynchburg and Mrs. g.. r.
Pritchard. or Blacksburg Va. The gen
tlemen present were Messrs. Fleming
Saunders. of Lynchburg Va. r O. Carr
per. OF Salem. Va. J. W Stoll. or Rich
Patch; W. NJ. Jones. OF Petersburg
James Fraser. OF South Carolina. George
Baskerville. OF Baskerville. Va; r. ~.
Moore OF Roanoke. Va. walter Elicit
OF Christianaburg. Va, 4. j. Eskrdi8e'
OF Elliston Professor S. r. Pritchard.
OF Blacssbure Mr.. Bushley, of slaun-
ton A. d. Wilson, Of Chatham h..
A. Separk. of Richmond. Va.
Each OF the guests were presented with
n bunch Of sweet peas tied with red
white and blue baby ribbons. with lot-
tiers Of T. and Y thereon. Twenty ar
ticles in the parlors were numbered ana
each one had 20 guess what they eH-
pressed. Miss Gu.guard and Mr. Moore
won the first prizes. and Miss whey and
Mr. seDark won the BOBBY prizes.
Light refreshments were served amid
the highly decorated parlors. other
games were INDUCED in and an had de-
lightful time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
Standing of the Clubs

LANCASTER. PA. Aug. Especial
In a very unsatisfactory game Of six
innings Lancaster this afternoon won the
rubber from Richmond by the score OF
20 1. A heavy storm threatened TO pre-
vent the start Of the game but finally 1t
was begun with Managers Wells and
Rim officiating as umpiros, the regular
official. Mr.. Brennan failing 70 put In an
appearance.
Lever was in the box for Richmond,
and the second ball pitched caught But
termore on the left temple putting him
out Of the game. McNey then hit for two
bases. scoring Buttermore's run.
Then the heavens opened and In five
minutes the grounds were flooded. An
hours wait onsued and the players again
went to the field which was still very
wet and IN some places muddy, making
accurate fielding and fast base running
an impossibility.
Lancaster then finished their first time
at bat without adding TO their score of
one run. Richmond was then retired
without a run, although Shannon reached
first on a hit In the second inning Ian
caster did not get a man on first, while
Richmond. with singles by Hargrove.
Leahy and Dundon and Levers fly to
right. scored one run.
Both clubs drew blanks in the third,
but in the fourth Madison opened with
q single. went 10 third on Wente's two
Dagger and both scored on Klopfs wild
throw of Wilhelm's grounder.
These proved the final runs Of the game.
and the first half OF the seventh inning
had just been played when the rain again
began to fan in torrents and the game
was called
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
THE PEACE COMMISSIONERS.
Will be DinicuIt TO Agree on the Phil
ippines Question.

Yesterdays washington star says; The
commission which will meet TO settle me
unsettled terms sof peace VIII nave q
hard time in agreeing upon the con
troll. disposition and government oi 'nS
Philippines These are lhe Woiu9 az
the note TO Spain and cover Woo ul-
vergence of views as between ZIG W.
governments.
As matters now stand spain VIII not Dc
asked by the commissions OF ms 49,
try 20 give up the islands Dut 'n5 o'i''e .,'
States will insist among other tHlhhs' ~.
a naval station. commercial auFa"'"b,'
and "A better government tof the P'op'I
Of the islands Our commissioner W.
insist on an iron-clad agreement u -. ..'ia
sort and this country Will pr il, 49,.
to enforce the agreement py ~ 80
naval base M Manila or some o'N1i
able and strong place. ..,,,,,,
The President is not disposen 70 o''
control of the Philippine. but ne uoe9
propose 10 see that better form Oh 5''
eminent IS given the people ...,,.
Spain Is disposed TO cling desPet l.,.s
10 the islands and 90 oppose any 100
OF government which will deprive ~ -
large revenues and OF an iron-h'nu o' '''0
people.
The peace commission will prooaply
spend weeks In trying 90 agree W" In
many perplexinc questions WilCh w
arise each day in connection VII"
islands and the United states.
President Mckinley will persohauy III
struct the commissioners ~ THIS COVE ~
ment on the position ne desires sha" 90
taken and insisted upon. 80. ~.
These instructions will he explict. -
snnrish commissioners will De instr uS 80
with equal care. They VIII DC al 80
will insist 10 IN. last on many points
before submitting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
NOTHING BUT LEAN
MEN NEED APPLY.
Must Be Able to Get Through a Hole
Nine by Fifteen Inches.
BOILER INSPECTOR EXAMINATION
The President Approves Private
Mcany's Sentence. aud He Goes 20
Hard Labor Under Guard
for Six Months.

WASHINGTON. August 3. 80 Special. -
mo Fat men need apply is practically
the notice given by the Civil Service Com
mission in advertising an examination
for the grade Of inspector Of boilers IN
the Steamboat Inspection Service OF tho
Treasury Department" Applicants must
be not under twenty-five nor over rfty-
five years Of age and must be physically
sound. They must also be able 10 enter
a boiler through a man hole. nine ~
fifteen inches" says the circular Inc
examination will be 10 Nh vacancy In
the Wheeling. ". Va. district. The po-
sition pays Sl,2o0. Practical experience
in the engine room OF inland or ocean
steamers IS a requisite.
PRESIDENT APPROVES.
The President has approved the sent
ence Of Private Richard j. Meany COM
many 4. "a District company Fourth
United states Volunteers, Infantry, now
az Fredericksburg. and no will be con-
fined at hard labor under guard Tor the
period of six months and forfeit $50 OF
his pay 10 the United states
First Lieutenant Thomas r.. Mask as
sistant surgeon. Third North Carolina
volunteer infantry NAH i''t-t'N't 'ttN 90
ceived an honorable discharge
Major william Williams Commissary
Of Substance Il. s. Volunteers. has been
ordered TO Newport News 10 be present
al the loading OF the transport Manito-
ba."
Two discharges ordered are those n
Corporal Charles T. Hill Company b.
Second Virginia. Infantry. and Private
Julius o. Schultz. Company l., Third VIZ
ginia Infantry.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses were issued to-day 20
Emmett r. Corcoran. of Washington. and
Miss Mamie Champaign, of Lynchburg.
Va. Henry C.. Harding and Miss Grace l.
Wallace of LOudOun county
New postoiiices have been established "a
follows: Tate. Montgomery county. Va.
Thomas II. Hall. postmaster Jeter.
Rutherford county, y. C.. Matte r. Muir
ply postmaster.
Closed pouch service has been estsb-
lished on the electric cars between Har-
risburg and Progress. Penn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

Though not always credited there Is 4
touch OF genuine appreciation for The art-
istic in every nature; "a fact which n %
needed confirmation, could nightly hnd
n in the unqualified popularity OF Fax
and IAlman's illustrated songs. which are
one Of the features OF the strong bill AZ
Main Street Vaudeville Park this week
The pictures used are remarkably clear
and distinct and Mr.. Charles Fax has an
unusually sweet and yet powerful voice.
which IS well brought out In his solo So
lections. This IS only one OF the favorite
features. however. for Misses Lola Big
ger and Minnie Dreher have won much
praise in their duets; Harry Mcbride has
a succession OF laughs 20 his credit every
time the curtain falls on his droll com
edy and Newell and shevette seem capa-
Bile OF putting some more thrilling Tea,
into their horizontal bar act every night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
PHILADELPHIA STORM SWEPT.
.rbo civ Visited Yesterday by the
the Worst Storm in Her History

PHILADELPHIA. August 5.-Ihe ex-
cessive heat of the last three weeks or
more eliminated to-day in one OF the
most terrific electrical storms tnat mas
,be heaviest I'm the history OF the local
,rostb-r bureau. in one hour and three
charters five and four-tenths inches OF
rain fcU The heaviest previous ralnlall
vas i've ana one-tenth inches in twenty
rour hours. about twelve years ago,
There was an almost continuous naan Oh
lightning and many fag-poles ana uuliu-
irgs IN nearly every rsction OF lno S.'s
weer struck causing several .il'l utgS
and .sIenbone service throughout the city
yyae practically an n standstn for several
bours TIE cellars and first floors or
hundreds OF business housese and a"e"-
Ing were flooded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
ROOSEVELT QUALIFIED,
He Has what Croker says is the Pre-
requisite for Nomination for Govcrnor

He Has what Croker says - l1c ir'-
requisite for Nomination for Governor
II was found out yesterday, says the
New York sun. that Colonel Roosevelt
really possesses that which Mr. Croker
SAYS any man running f'r Governor this
fan Will need-the evidence that ne was
wounded bon battle. The story was told
yesterday by "a private boz Col Roosevelt
regiment. who is now boz the hospital 40
Governors Island. DO was at san Juan
Hid. Roosevelt and some other oihccrs
were standing together DOB a little clear
in, ON the slope of the hiL Bullets were
nvlng. and finally "a fragment or shell
struck Col Roosevelt ou the back OK the
left hand.
10 was a glancing blow. and simply
scrapod the flesh. The wound bled pro-
useiy. Col Roosevelt whipped out hts
handkerchief, bound b. around his hand
and said:
"wen. that's the first one They'll have
TO do better than that next time.
Just as he said thlt' continued the
Rough Rider. "a young officer standing
near him was killed hy spaniart up 10
the top of one of the trees. The same
sharpshooter picked of several Of our
men before he was killed 1y a private OK
the Twenty-fourth Infantry one OF the
colored regiments.
about that time I was sent mp Into
the trenches. on but Do was hot After
Ia been there for some time was re-
leved 20 go back % take little rest
on the way I met Colone. Roosevelt lie
noticed me and asked.
Where have you been. my boy? Up
IN the trenches It's hot as the devil mp
there. isn't 70? Now. i'll tell you what 20
do. You 90 back there and tell my cook
TO make you some goot coffee and give
YOU a bite 10 eat We can't spare any
good men and they must have enough TO
eat. Go along. now 7 ,el you, you can
fight for a man ike thaL what's good
enough for you IS good enough FOR MIN.
He'd give up his own blanket 10 MAKE one
Of his men comfortable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04

ccnsed at Malone's inroads into ms p'aD
i.co. Friends OF the physician wnoH III.
Malone suspects declare that ms srs
picions are those OF a crazy man. -.
public believes both physicians "nony
Incapable Of the vile correspondence a"a
no motive has been shown on inc pa
OF Mrs. Gleason. so that the case i no.
only a sensation. but regular sher'o0N
Holmes mystery.
Mcssrs. Boykin Wright and haniii'oa
Phinizy represented the prosecution Sn'
Messrs. c. II. Cohen and Henry IAN
nond the defence The trial OF the odse
before Judge Speer will be the sehsa.,oH
Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
THE THIRD MOVES AGAIN.
They are Ordered 10 ThoroughiareG Gap
i'm Prince William County.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Az gust S.-Spe-
ci.l.-The Third Virginia Regiment which
has been encamped at Dunloring for q
short time has been ordered TO break
camp TO mofrow morning at o'clock and
move 10 ThoroughfaTe Gap on the Man
assas road.
They are 20 march the entire route.
Rindy Thomas cOlCred woman
dropped dead to-day in the street from
the effects OF the heat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
THE NEBRASKA TICKET.
Turkey for Ne and Buzzard for hol OF
Ruzzard for You and Turkey for Me

LINCOLN. NEB.. August Sine lus'o"
state conventions. after continuous ses-
sion during the night reached an agree
rnent on the head Of the ticket. tolow-
ing are the nominees: w. a. 10y ile.,
(PopulisO Governor; +. A. Gilbert '9r.t'.
e.1,,bitoan) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, John
y cornell PopulisD Auditor; w. II.
porter CPopulisU Secretary OF state =.
l. emythe. DemocraD Attorney Genera,
Jacob Wolfe. (PopulisD commissioned
public Lands and Buildings W. X JACK
SON. PopunsO Superintendent OF PUBIC
Instruction. -,
All excepting Poyner and CorneH are
the present incumbenis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
THEIR CONDITION FAVORABLE.
None of the Sick and Wounded on
staten Island in Danger.

NEW YORK. August S.-None OF 'hS
200 sic kand wounded soldiers distr0u'-
ed among the different hospitals on
staten Island So ia danger OF death az inc
present time. although some are not OUT
of danger The men who arrived on the
Seneca are the most improved, Tor they
have been on Staten Island Tor three
weeks and during thai time have had the
best OF medical care
from malari1l fever.
Tho reports from the SIX AZ Swim
burne island and those detained at HON.
man Island are also favorable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
HOME AGAIN.
The Chcrubs aud the Norfolk Team
Cross Bats Here Today.

The Richmond aggregation Of ball play
crs reach home this morning from q trip
that was not altogether glorious.
Along with them will come the crew
of Inc Mary Jane on their homeward
VOYAGE. Three days viii these Two
teams play ball together, and on neNl
Monday the Reading team will play mere
for the first time this season haNins
been prever ted from playing On their
first trip here by rain.
Reading Is as formidable an opponent
for the lead as s. Lancaster ana the
Cherubs will need TO hustle to hold their
own
Norfolk will put UP good game TO-
dov and I'm view Of the fact that the
cranks are getting a little restless big
crowd will III obably be out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
Rnse.Rnn PLAYER Arrested.

Reddy Foster. the erstwhile baseball
PLAYER. who was with Richmond last
season. and who played until recently
with the Allentown aggregation, but was
released By Manager Sharsig' was arr
rested by Sergeant Otey yesterday
because he is alleged TO have beaten
woman named Annie Frazier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
DANGERS OF THE SEA.
Eleven Men Drift for Twelve Days IN
an Open Boat.

ST. JOHNS. n. f.. August S.-Ine
Norwegian steamer Fortunate, bound ior
Tilt Cove 10 load copper orc for swansea
was crushed In the ice fourteen days ago,
200 miles from land. The crew OF eleven
men took 10 the boats and drifted sDout
FOR twelve days. covering 80 miles LheyI
70 frost bites and want Of food and
water. when picked up by the British
steamer Southold. also bound Tor ~.
Cove. from Swansea. which landed 'ho
men there Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-04
Tbcv Rcat Them Two 20 One In "A Seven
Inning Game-Pittsburs was Too
Much for the Senators-Browns
and Brooklyn Broke Even.
standing oftheClubs.
Yesterdays scores.

Louisville. 2; Boston. J.
Philadelphia-Clevelsnd-postpoheo'
cincinnati York-postponed'
chicago Baltimore-postponed-
St Louis. 4, 7; Brooklyn 8 D.
Pittsburg, I. Washington l.