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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
THE HERO OF SANTIAGO,
Lieut.. Hobson Well-known at Newport
News Where He Was Stationed.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June I-Spe-
ciaI-Naval Constructor Richard Pier
son Hobson. who so CALAMITY commanded
the Merrimac when she was sent into
the mouth Of the harbor OF Santiago de
Cuba, In company with seven men, on
the desperate mission of blocking the
narrow channel with the bones OF his
ship. Is well-known In Newport News,
having for some. eime been connected
with the Government work at the New
port News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
Companys plant.
During his stay in the city Mr.. Hobson
made many friends, who describe him
as having a most courageous nature,
being almost daredevil"
Admiral Sampson could not have Sc
lected more lion-hearted man 10 carry
out a measure so fraught with danger
as this. OF which the formal words OF
the Admirals official report give so lit
tie comprehension.
When 1t is known that he sailed his
frail ship over double rows OF mines,
such as destroyed the great battleship
Maine, and under the fire OF many big
shore guns. halted and sunk his vessel
where she would block the egress of the
Spanish squadron. then only Will the
heroism of the act be understood.
Naval Constructor HObsOn, who Is In
the neighborhood Of thirty years of age.
is the son Of Probate Judge Hobson, or
Greensboro, Ala, and received his ap-
pOintment TO the Naval Academy when
he was quite young from the Fourth dis
trict through Congressman Davidson.
While at the academy he was a most
dlligent student. graduating in 1883 first
in his class. Upon graduation Mr.. Hob
son. with a commission Of assistant ma
val constructor, was sent 70 Paris, where
for two years he pursued his studies I'm
the National School of Mechanical En-
cheering Naval Architecture, standing
very high in his classes.
He returned to America in the summer
OF 1889 and was assigned 10 duty az the
navy yard IN the Bureau OF Construction
and Repair.
In 1898 the Navy Department decided
10 detail a naval constructor TO the
North Atlantic Squadron for the first
time, and Assistant Naval Constructor
Hobson was ordered TO report on board
the New York. He remained with the
New York for about a year, when he
was transferred to the navy yard at
New York. where he continued unth
he was removed 10 the Office OF the
Bureau Of Construction and Repair at
the works Of the Newport News Ship
building and Dry Dock Company, where
he reported in October. 1896.
In the early part Of last fall It was
decided to establish a postgraduate
course in naval architecture at Annapo-
Ifs. and when this move was made. Con-
structor Hobson was placed in charge
OF the course.
When war was declared Naval Con-
structor Hobson offered his services. as
did also Naval Cadets Eggert, Powell
and Duboys, the members Of the post
graduate class at Annapolis
Assistant Naval Constructor George
II. Rock. who arrived here yesterday for
duty al the ship-yard. was a class-mate
OF Hobson's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
0ARSMEN
ON THE JAMES.
Annual Regatta of the Virginia Boat
Club.
LARGE CROWD SEES GOOD SPORT
Three set Events. i'm Which the Result
of Practice is Shown-Humoous
Aftermath Much Enjoycd-The
Winners and Time.

The annual regatta Of the Virginia Boat
Club took place at 8 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. in the presence Of goodiy
gathering OF the lovers OF aquatic sports
among which was a liberal sprinkling Of
the fair sex.
The course was fiye-eights Of mile IN
length. extending from York Rock just
opposite the Old Dominion wharves' to
the point Of Mayo's Island.
The starter was Mr.. James W. Gordon
whose knowledge Of and powers IN regat-
tas has oftimes been proven in the
past. The Judge was Mr.. Leonard Noel
who occupied a position at the finish
aboard the Boat Clubs yacht.
THE SET EVENTS.
There were three set events on the
cards, two singles and a four-oared gig
race followed by tub, duck and swim
ming contests, which afforded much
amusement to those who thronged the
piazza of the clubhouse.
The first event was a pair-oared skull
race the contestants being Messrs. W.
Il. Claiborne ana Leu - AuiHohN' 80
men got of fairly and evenly and the
race was a pretty sight the sharp prows
Of the shells cutting the water Ike the
keen edges OF knives. and the sunlight
glistening from the blades OF the oars
The race was won by Mr.. Claiborne
the time given being six minutes.
A single skull race came next being
participated in by Messrs. Woodbridge
Edmonds and r. c. Walden. IL was
won by the former in the good time OF
four minutes and thirty seconds.
The event OF the regatta, and the last
set race was the four-oared gig con-
test. The work done in this was most
credltahle. considering the fact that
number OF the regular crews belong 70
the Blues, now in camp at the EXPOSE
ton Grounds. ard they were therefore
unable 10 take part Those VINO did
row have not had much chance TO per-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
EAUFMANN & CO., Fourth and Broad.

feet their teamwork. The crews were
as follows:
Crew No. 1-Wiuiam Wood. No. I; W.
b. Claiborne, No. 2; Hanson Lewis. No.
3. Leo Edmond, stroke NJ. Chamberlain.
coxswain.
Crew No. Frank Smith. No. 1; Field
Wilbon, No. 2; Dr. r. $. Walden, No. };
woodbridge Edmond. stroke; Mate Wayt,
coXswain.
The race was a pretty. exciting one. II
was captured by the crew OF No. in
good style. The time was four minutes
and ten seconds.
AQUATIC EXTRAVAGANZA
Tho decks having been cleared by dis
posing OF the legitimate events. three
tubs we're launched occupied by MessrS
Walter Claiborne, Leo Edmond and
Field Wubon. respectively Messrs. VIII
bon and Edmond speedily came 70 grief
through the capsizing OF their unseawor-
thy craft but Mr.. Clalbornes boat sail
cd proudly along on the bosom OF the
deep. until sunk by the heavy guns of
his less fortunate adyersaries. lie was.
however adjudged the winner by Messrs.
Leonard Noel and jefferson Wallace. who
were anchored in a gig just out In tho Off,
Ing.
4 willy gray duck was then turned looss
and four vigorous swimmers essayed "a
capture her. She proved as elusive, how
ever. as Cervera's squadron. doubling and
lacking with surprising agility. BY tbs
aid OF the mosquito fleet, and sundry
small boys the bird was finally bottled
up." and was captured by Mr.. Leo Ed
mond.
Mr. Leslie Blair's two fine Chesapeake
Bay dogs, who dive and swim Ike OF
tiers. were with difficulty prevented by
that gentleman from taking part in the
chase.
The sports came to an end with short
swimming contest, which was won -
Mr. Hanson b. Lewis, with several
strokes 10 spare.
Members OF the Boat Club and thsir
guests then assembled in the handsoms
apartment on the upper floor OF the club
house, where refreshments in abundance
were served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizens and other Matters.

Mrs. DIR. Lee w. station, is visiting her
uncle. Rev. L. b. Betty, Of portsmouth,
Va.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Ada w. Heisman 10 Dr. X.
Angus Nichols.
Senator II. D. Flood and Mr.. Joseph
Button are in the city. and visited Camp
Lee yesterday afternoon.
The regular meeting Of Pickett Camp
Auxiliary will lie held Monday al $3.50
p. NJ. at their hall, corner tiith and
Broad.
Central w. c. r. L. will hereafter
hold their regular weekly meetings on
Tuesday at $3.50 p NJ. at Frioads meet
ing-house, near First and Clay.
The annual commencement Of the Vir-
einia Business College viii be held next
Friday evening at $3.50 at the y. NJ 9.
A Hall.
The regular meeting Of the Board OF
Managers Of the homeopathic Free
Dspensary viii be held at the dispensary
on Tuesday June 9TH, at $50 +. NJ.
Miss Belle Tyler returned from Rad
ford last night She was accompanied
by her brother, Mr.. Hal. Tyler, who Will
spend a few days at the Executive
Mansion.
Colonel Male. Captain i. z. Freeman
and Lieutenant Rixey called on Gov
ernor Tyler last night to bid him fare
well.
Miss Margaret Rison, head nurse King
Daughters Hospital. Staunton, Va Is
spending part Of her summer vacation
at s02 east Clay street. CITY,
Miss Carrie G. Rison who has been at
tending school at Klineburs Female In
stitute, Nelson county, Va, has returned
to her home, No. 9O2 east Clay street,
city.
Mr.. A. l.. owen continues very sick
at his residence, No. south Pine street,
though his physician thinks him inn
proving.
DR.. Brown, OF the Almshouse force,
attended Mr.. Jack Ford. engineer en-
ployed at Chamberlain & Ford's factory.
at Grace and Fifth streets yesterday.
Mr. Ford had mashed his thumb. lie
was treated and left.
Miss Margaret L. Starr left Friday
to attend the alumnae reunion of Welles-
ley College, from which institution she
graduated with honor last June. She
Will probably remain the entire sum-
mer with friends in New England.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
yireinians in Washington.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June Especial.
on the hotel registers the following names
appear. ,-
field Roanoke; r. A. Dunn and wife.
Charlotte: c. f. Trigg, Abingdon; II. Il.
Freeman and wife. High Point. n. c.;
]. c. Pepper. Chesapeake Beach;
ST. James-P. ]. Long. Asheyllle; J. n.
PAYNE Norfolk; r. Glenn. Greensboro;
MISS Morris. Richmond; c. T.. Lindsay.
Manassas; n. w. Davis. University Of
Virginia; w. II. Robertson, Farmville;
G. ". Patterson, Concord. .,
National-H. b. Ciley. Manchester: c.
p Nair. Clifton Forge; S. c. Whitoker.
Winchester: f. ]. Wilson. +. NJ Roberts,
Winston. a., ot.
nond: G. H. Carter Leesburg; r. w.
Staiey, Greensboro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
HOW MILES TRAVELLED.
A Train Of Five Palace Cars and Many
Comforts.

Comforts.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June Especial.
Washington. but not Washington alone,
is still discussing the magnificent style
in which Mator-General Nelson A. Miles
left the city Tuesday evening for the
front. The train was made up Of five
cars. one for the use Of the General and
his family, one Pullman sleeping car,
combination coach and baggage car. one
complete baggage car, and car for the
accommodation OF seventeen horses and
their attendants. The special car was
luxurious affair. the rear being arrang-
ed for observation purposes and the rest
divided into compartments for sleeping
and for serving meals IL was equipped
with porcelain bath tubs and everything
to make Il as comfortable as a moving
house could be.
Miles comes high, but the country must
have him. At last reports he had not in
timated that he would decline that lieuten-
ant-generals commission II Congress
should offer It to him. The truth IS she
want be happy till he gets it," 10 quote
the words OF a we'll known advertiser. a
number OF newspapers have been sus-
pending the tempting morsel before his
nose as a spur 10 greater effort. and we
shall probably have an opportunity before
long to see whether he will win the
prize.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
Our Great Suit Department
(Second FIOOD

Second FlooD
leads this grand Clearing-Out Sale
with its handsome stock of ready
to-wear garments, and added to
these attractions are latest novel
ties in Ladies Fine Wash Suits
and Separate Skirts at greatest
bargain prices.
Uur Newest and Finest Tailored Blouse
Suits, blouse lined with finest ana pest
quality silk, price was Sll50 SS 7E
now at given-away price,. ~c'<O
Beautiful and Swell Imported Covert
Cloth Suits, suitable for summer and fall
wear, price was $3.50. now at SO *
given-away price,. ..............' *>'<O
Large Handsome Black Serge. suits.
latest style, fly front, Jacket silk-hned,
skirt lined with best quality percalne
and bound with finest mohair braid, with
beautiful stitched seams, price was sl5@,
tomorrow at almost siven.away S6.3S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
THE OLD INDIAN HERB MEDICINE NAN.
The greatest Healer Of the Sick on Earth.
Gs North Kutaw St, Baltimore. Nd.
DO YOU LOVE HEALTH

Tho Old Indian Herb Medicine Man, j. p. Kerr. sig
n. Eutaw Street, Baltimore, hArl4nd tne erss,fss
healer Of the sick and afflicted In ire World cst" '
following diseases or no charge 10 one pee iR1.aa,
Heart disease, Consumption blooo hlon"{, D....l.'
Structure, Rectal, Vertigo, Threat, Lung Dyspypse
Indigestion, Constipation, RhsumAu,m ~ Auy l.,S
Pains and Aches Of any Kind, CAtArrh OF 70 seonst
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Cold Sore Throat, Bron chia uoublss, n9les ~
eases, all ltchiAs sensations, all Female e9inpeen
laGrippo or PneumoniL. Ulcers CAfpuneies, D. .S
Domacistions or snnken parts, In pies on ~
body. Diabetes of the kidneys or brshs Vi ''
kidneys. 49,
Ioure any disesse. no matter Of shs, nature. t.,h
cured thOussnca restored them 20 ns o.
where the most scisuood pedies skh t.so y, N N
give relief thst can prove Ia re K,a,si,
necessary. Tho State sosfd OF he,tl o. ~ ,nsny
charged me With the tsrflbls crime OF iootinf ~
tongue. which hsy clslmse 70 be ineaics 81 800
nation. without diploma shd ihAd 10 'eA'' N' ~
or pay hesvy Ass .t ..ah,v.
Thousands Of tie most laancn,Isl people nse. ~ ~
nv assertions evory all ssna Joy 80.
full particulars II hoN fhs Medic F,ate'nv
treated mo or eurias I'll uisoa.ss WE hstp hssn
bafle all medical science OF hdnsn WI ~,
in oyer 20 eases Of conlnenelt an ~ ~,
from Indians and eolersc savases Al ~
answered vhsn tvocsnt stamp Is one.S'T 80 -.
yoar nearest express oeioe for s4ipn sn- "sS w
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
ne YouR ROOD Is PURE

your whole system will be wen and no
disease can live In pure blood. A rev
saparilla will drive from the blood all
diseased faint ard make you strong,
healthy and able TO withstand disease.
DIR. Davld's Iodo Ferrated Sarsaparilla
by making new rich red blood, cures
scrofula, old sores. pimples and clear M
the complexion thus adding the bloom OF
beauty 10 the erstwhile sallow and faded
cheek Il is a good ladies' tonic ana
beautiher and makes them well ana
strong. Price 81 a bottle. six bottles for
ss everywhere. Owens & Minor Drug
company. Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
20 have doctor for every ache and pain

20 have a doctor for every acne ana pain
others can't"
Munyon's Improved homeopathic
Remedies, a separate specihc Tor each
disease. all plainly labeled with compleie
and plain directions. with Munyons
Guide to Health" enable people 10 be
their own physicians All druggists have
them, mostly % cents bottle,
Mrs. A Kuhn, Alley 4, Wheeling, w.
Va. says: 81 lad the Rheumatism Tor
two years tried everything | could hear
OF In hopes OF receiving sbeneht, but
nothing relieved me. One bottle OF Nun
ycns Rheumatism Cure erected COM
plete cure and two bottles or Munyon's
dyspepsia Cure also cured me OF indi-
Cestion and stomach trouble"
Mr.. VIM. H. KirRhof, Haght Z: o.;
Carroll County. Md, says: suffered
from catarr'h OF the nose and throat for
twelve years. My nose was always
stopped, and / was continually hawking
and splitting; the phlegm was very dis
agreeable, and 1 had an offensive breath
NV appetite was no good. lost strength
energy, and flesh rapidly. and everybody
thought l had consumption. one months
treatment under Munyon's Catarrh spec
ialist completely cured me-"
II I'm doubt, write Professor Munyon, al
Philadelphia, Pa, and get medical advice
free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05

Summary: Two-base hits-Leever. Knox
(2. Stolen bases-HargrOve. Double
plays-Berger to Klusman to Wentz &c
Berger. Base on balls-On Lever, 2.
HIT by pitched ball-Berger. Struck out
by Lever, 8; by Staley. ?. Time Of
game-1:5O. Umpire. Mr.. Kelly. attend
ance. 5000.
Lever played in hard luck.
Hargrove made some pretty running
catches.
Stocksdale played very well at first.
Gutenberg Klopf Dundon and Hess
are now on the list of injured.
Staley was most effective.
Knox got s.. two more two-baggers
yesterday. and struck out three times.
Kelly once more proved that he is
incompetent TO hold the indicator.
Hartford and Richmond are very near,
and Lancaster is within reach.
Now watch the Cherubs go up front.
Sparks played well yesterday, both in
the box and with the stick.
Seybold's stick work is the admiration
OF the cranks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
Private Belote Gone Home.

Private Harry l.. Belote, who was acct
dentally shot and whose arm was am
inflated. left the Old Dominion Hospital
Yesterday afternoon for his home, in
portsmouth. He Is much improved. and
will soon be out again. II is not known
whether his request 10 be given special
dntv after he RECEIVERS will be granted,
hut ~ is hardly thought II will. He will
be pensioned by the Federal Government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
Condition of the Sick.

Miss Nellie Rogers was considered about
the same last night.
The condition OF Sergeant Cary Wills,
at the Old Dominion Hospital. is slowly
in, nroving
Mr. S. w. Travers' condition was con-
sidered unchanged last night.
The condition OF Captain z. u. Reeve
was reported 10 be very serious last
night. Hope OF his permanent recovery
has been abandoned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
Belts and Waist Sets.

A big lot OF Ladies Real Leather BELTS.
finest quality feathers with newest har-
ness buckles. some leather covered. worth
every penny OF sec, for quick sell IOr
ing Monday, choice az 80. and..... iH~
800 Ladies' White Kid Belts, with kid
covered new harness buckle, special , DC
Monday ALL. ..............'s.'''.. ~
New Military Belt Buckles, with cross
cd swords and enamelled u. 8. flag, , =C
the Soc. kind for this sale........... %
Military Hat Pins. extra strong, &C
LOT ouly..s... .ssss..ssssssssssss ~
Shirt Waist Sets. In pearl and strips
pearl, best 25c. grade set, now I1C
At. .,..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
Judge Banham's Company.

EMPORIA. VA. June 4.-Special.-Ex-
Judge George y. Bantam Is attempting
TO raise company, with Il prospect OF
The clerk of the court issued this morn
ing Accuse for the marriage of Mr. Lee
Harris and Miss Berta Carter.
MIR. Walter Allen. farmer living near
here lost a little son. four years OF age,
Yesterday, from measles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
49,;
Ladies' Shirt Waists.

Qualities and patterns the very
best in the world, and among them
are some of the greatest bargains
we ever offered.
. dozen Excellent Quality Percale Shirt
Waists, in neat patterns, TO be sold 7OC
Alum. ...... ...s.s.'...'.''....ss.'' ~
SOC. beautiful Percale Waists, in all
new Novelty Patterns large Baya- SOc
dere Stripes, Plaids, Checks, etc.. O"~
the bias, with full gathered fronts ana
yoke. plated backs, to be sold JEC
at....,.... .s.,.. ..s...s.''...s.sss'.s's ~
Ladies' Beautiful White indian lawn
Waists, regular value N.3, now SOC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
Drowned While Fishing.

WILSON, n. c., June 4-Special-
Mark V. Farmer. son OF the Atlantic
Coast Line agent at this point was drown
ed this morning. He was with a nshins
party The boat captized. No one else
was lost
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
VIRGINIA BOYS
CAMP WITH LEE
CONTINUED from First Page.)

cross a pug dog and several other ami
mails found the menagerie.
They are all here. but Colonel Baker IF
In receipt Of several inquiries as TO the
lost ones. and probably they will be
shipped 20 the places where they came
from
IN FINE SPIRITS.
The health and spirits Of the men OF the
Second Is remarkable. Not one Is in the
hospital, and all seem to be entirely salts
fled with Camp Springfield, Jacksonville.
Tomorrow after divine service leave
will be given men TO join an excursion TO
ST. Augustine.
Jacksonville is a charming town, well
laid out with good streets, and soldiers
who have bicycles should bring them with
them.
The Virginia troops have not as yet
beer assigned to brigade. II is likely
however. this will be done as soon as the
Fourth Virginia arrives.
WILL WELCOME THE FOURTH.
As the train runs to the camp, the
Second Regiment will not meet the
Fourth. but a number OF officers Will
board the train at the Jacksonville depot
and welcome the newcomers. The camp
Is about three miles by rail from the de-
on Monday the regiment will start in
for solid work, beginning with battalion
drill in the morning.
Lieutenant A. NJ. Miller. Company b.
Second Regiment, Is officer Of the regi-
mental guard tomorrow.
The rumor that the government will
not pay the soldiers until about July ith
has met with a very chilly reception. as
the bottom Of pocket-books Is very much
In evidence.
There is every prospect Of pleasant
stay here. The Virginians are every
where received with great courtesy.
Morning baths are abundant and bar
ring the plain food. there Is everything
to make a soldiers life pleasant
The clubs Of the town have been
thrown open to the officers OF the Sec
ond. Each regiment has its canteen man
ager under the supervision Of tho quar-
termastors OF the regiment.
No whisky IS sold and everything Is
sold 10 the men at the cheapest possible
rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
Boys Fauntleroy Blouses.

$50 fresh, stylish Summer Blouse
Waists, scooped in at half value,
on sale tomorrow the same way.
This is the way Kaufman saves
you money.
125 Boys Beautiful Fauntleroy. Grass
Linen Bouses handsomely made with
jabot down front and large sailor collar
back, would be a bargain at CSC. t2c
special clearance price tomorrow. 4O~
Boys Pretty White Fauntleroy Blouse
made very stylish with large sailor collar
and cuffs. edged with beautiful Ham
burg edging. has beautiful Iaoot OF Ham.
burg down front, all sizes. from EOC
70 S years. for. Observation-Disclosures. Nv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05

Summary: TWO-base hls-KOach, bUI-
.ernus Three-base hits-McFarlan.
stolen bases-Cassidy. Left on bases
Hartford. C: Newark, 5. Struck out
Newark 8: Hartford. 3. Double play
Cassidy. Morse and McPartlin. First
base on balls-On McPartlin, ?; or Fry.
s. Hit by pitcher-Cassidy. Umpire
Mr.. Brennan. Time, 1.45.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05

Summary: Two-base hits-Chiles. ?;
Roth. 2: sproegel. Sacrifice hit-Nance.
Left on bases Paterson. s; Lancaster
II. Struck out-By Maginnis 3: by Spree
gel. !. First base on balls-Of Maginnis,
2; OF Sproegel. 2. Hit by pitched ball-By
sproegel l. wild ptch-Maginnis. I'm
pire. Irwin. Time OF game, hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
Kaufman s. Co.
TOMORROW, June the 9th, Begins Our
Grand June Clearance Sale!
With Marvellous Mouey-Saving Opportunities

that will make quick clearance Of all
surplus easonable advowear garments Our straightforward
have great Each day
and more secure public confidence THE BEST RELABLR
GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES is our keynote
Remember stocks must be reduced and that
Kauanns made extraordinary price reductions that
will quick clearance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05
ERRORS CAUSED
THEIR DOWNFALL.
Chicago Lost To-Day's Game to
Brooklyn on That Account
PlTTSBURG WINS BY HARD WORK
Al Maui Gets Back Into the Game rs
Good as Ever-A Wild Throw WINS
for LOuisville-Rain at Boston
Again Yesterday.
Yesterdays Scores.

Baltimore. 5. ST. Louis. 0.
Pittsburg. 4; Philadelphia, ..
Brooklyn 6; Chicago. 4.
Cincinnati, 5; New York, a.
Louisville. 4; Washington, :.
Boston-Cieyeland postponed-rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-05

Summary: Sacrifice hi;s-Cockman, I'll
rich, Lyons. Two-base hits-Slater. Hey
don, Ulrich. Stolen bases Ulrich, 2:
Slater. Lyons. Double plays - Keener,
stansby and Lyons. Base on balls-By
Carving, s: by Keener. I. Struck out
BY Garvan. 6: by Keener. /. Left on