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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-25
A NECKLACE OF PEARLS

Is beautiful possession. If "a woman owns
one, and il single pearl drops off the string,
she makes haste to find and restore it.
Good health is more valuable possession
than necklace of the most beautiful pearls,
yet by one the jewels of health slip away,
and women seem Indifferent until it is almost
too late, andthey cannot be restored.
To die before You are really old is to suffer
premature death, and that is sin. 1t is sin
because it is the result of repeated violations
OF natures laws.
Pain, lassitHde and WEAKNESS, inability To
sleep, dreadful dreams, starting violently from
sleep, are all symptoms of nerve trouble.
You cannot have nerve trouble and keep
your health. In ninety-nins cases out of q
hundred the womb, the ovaries and the bladder
are affected. They are not vital organs. hence
they give out soonest.
Mrs. Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-25

Energy all gomez Headache?
Stomach out of order? Simply case
of torpid liver. Burdock Blood Bit
tiers will make a new man or woman
of you. For sale by Marshall *
Fisher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-25
Truths Tersely Told.

Foley's Kidney Cure is a safe, sure
remedy for all kinds of kidney and
bladder diseases. For sale by 7. II.
Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-25
Connolly Tired Of Congress.

Springfield, Ills, June Sat a con-
ference OF Republican leaders at the
Leland hotel Thursday night Repre-
sentative Connolly formally announced
that he would not accept a renomira
tioa and Isaac c. Mills. of Decatur,
agreed to make the race against Ben r.
Caldwell. the Democratic nominee. Mills
win have no opposition at the Repub-
lican convention next Wednesday.
Many of the convicts in French prs-
oDs are paid for their labor and earn
about Is. sd. day. Half Of this they
are allowed to spend for extra food.
postage. etc. send the rest is saved. to
be given to them on their discharge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-25

Educate Your Bowels with Casearets.
Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever.
1ec. Sc. IL C. C. c. fail, druggists refund money.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-25
No-To- nae for F,fty Cent,

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes weak
men strong, blood pure. Soc, a. All druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-25

Yhe Americans Row hold a position at
the threshold Of Santiago de Cuba,
with more troops gcing 0Drward con-
stantly' and they are preparing for q
final ASSAULT upon the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
COMING RACES
AT BERRYVILLE.
Interesting Events Arranged by the
Fair and Racing Association.
WILL Be ONLY RUNNING RACES
over Seventy-Five Entries. Represents
ing the Best-known Stabies-Pro'
gramme of the Various Events.
Special Railway Rates.

RERRYVILLE, VA, August l9.-Spe-
clal-Ihe Berryyllle Fair and Racing AS
s1ciatlou viii present TWO excellent cafnS
at their meeting 10 be- held on Nednea-
day and Thursday OF TINS week
Arrangements have been made with me
Norfolk and Western railway by Wnlcl
they Will run excursions from points on
their line on the days OF the races, tncft-
Dy iu5urlng "a large attendance.
RUNNING RACES ONLY.
Running races only Will De held, ana
some of tho best blood in this ana t4-
joining States will be present There aye
over seventy-hve entries, representing mo
stables of IA. ozier Dulnaey on Warh-
ingtOn. j q. Hefiin. OF 5ycOlene, Va.
g.. IA. Hurkamp and Robert NeWlle, 9l
Fredericksburg. j. %. FAINT and .. W.
Hume. OF Brandy station. Va. A. u.
Mankin. - Arcola, va, William 'it ~,
and r. H. Freobcr. of CharlQttesFNle,
Walter owens, on Tho Plains va ,it.
ment y. Williams. on Phuadelphia, fred
OF Ashburn. Va. T.. r. Foley ana tuito.
Laughlin. Of Leesburg, and d. number OF
THE PROGRAMME.
The programme ID as follows ednea
day August 3lst.
i-Half mile heats FOR half breds-gc-
temen riders weiter weights-purse 50.
2-Sevcn-eighths mile dash-purse 500
3-Half mile heats-purse 500.
f-NOveity race-one mile a. sn
10 horse reaching l-f pole nrt.,
80. % horse reaching l-l pnle
$50. % horse reaching 1 mile post hrst'
so.
Clarke cOunty-distance about two miles,
Jumps. 4 10 4 10 feet-purse. 50
-Stecplechase-opcn % at. distance
about two miles. jumps. - j. iee,-
purse. Si2j.
Thursday september it,
Half mile heats for half bred g.
tlemen riders. weller weighfs-purs'. ~
Mile and "a quarter dash-pnfrf. ODD
3-Half mile hcats-pursc. 500. ,-
4-Threa quarter mile heats-pnrse SD
5-Steeplechase FOR horses o"net in
Clarke cOuntv-distance about Two hlie''
Jumps 4 10 ~ fcet-purse go ,,...
s-Stecplcchasc- 10 1N. Distance
about two miles. jumps. ( 90 IL teet-
7-Consolation race-3-l mile dash fo'
horses that have run and nor Won race
purse. S5. Entries az post
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
LEAVING CHICKAMAUGA,
The Troops Daily Going to Other
Camps To he Mustered our.

CHICKAMAUGA NATIONAL PARK,
Aug. 29-The First Pennsylvania. the last
regiment of the First Army Corps at this
camp left Camp Thomas to-day Tor Knox
vile. The two troops of heItuehy cav
airy, attached 10 the cavalry Dusaie' lell
this morning Tor Lexington. WActv tney
are 20 be mustered out. tlr lHat MIS-
souri, and the Second Nebraska, hhuef or
ders 10 proceed TO their musierlu5 pitcea'
there 90 be mustered out. were 70 ieaNe
tomorrow, but ON account ot a. iauil OF
the transportation arrangements VIII Hol
get away before Wednesday.
Lieutenant Stewart, OF The fourlh 'tE-
airy, mastering officer, reached the PARK
to-day for the purpose OF hurIg iAs uP
muster rolls OF the light artlirry pt,-
teries, four Ohio and two Georgia, winch
are 10 be mustered out. IL II lhtehutd lp
have these batteries leave the park ~
Wednesday but there has been some ur-
lay on the part Of the officers IN MAKING
out tneir reports. and IL Will ptoDaDly Dc
Friday before they get away.
Governor McLaurin. OF MISSISSIPPI WIS.,
tied the park to-day. The Governor IL Is
stated Was here 10 sound the MISSISSIPPI
troops as 10 their wishes about remaining
In the service. - Is stated ne FOUND q
large majority wanting 10 be mustered
out, and he will so recommend. lie Is on
his way 10 Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
DEATHS.

GEORGE Died. yesterday morning m
n'ciock al tho residence NJ her parents
sTrzANNE WITHERS only daughter OF
uii1n Wright and III. n. George. Jr.
aged three years. two months aud hvo
days.
rfo,VErr.-Diod. az the residence OF his
sister Mrs. Mary +. Milburn, No 1913
Isv street. saturday evening. August n.
Is6s az Gao o'clock, WILLIAM =.
Fnnerai from Christ church Monday
evening at o'clock.
KITCHEN. Died. August II. iS0S. az 9ic
= NJ. JOSEPH KITCHEN, IN The
fortieth year OF his age.
Funeral from Randolph Street Baptist
church Monday AT IL A. NJ.
suBLETT. Died. az his residence. No.
1915 east Clay street. az $50 O'Clock
sunday morning. PORTER SUBLETr.
THE FUNERAL SERVICES or THE
late PORTER suBLETT will take
place from the seventh-Street Chris
tian Church Tuesday evening, Angus
s0th, at . O'Clock. Friends OF the fam
fly are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Lynchburg papers please copy. go
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
schonners RcIcased.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. Especial
The sehooners MARY r.. and William );
Palmer seized by Collector Bowden and
declared forfeited 20 the government be
caueo OF breach Of the customs regula-
fions were released and sailed to-day
with cargoes OF coal for Boston.
The sisters. two big lOur-masters went
20 Key West with coal for our fleet The
war ships towed them To Guantanamo'
nerlecting 10 first secure for them the
proDer clearance papers. The Violate.
OF the law when u was explained 10 the
Treasury DEPARTMENT was cOndOned and
the erring sisters We're allowed 70 80 ln
pcace. They made for the bean patch at
once when released.
George r. Tilley has been appointed
postmaster Of Berkeley 90 succeed 7. g.
HUMPHREYS resigned Mr.. RILEY. u Is
shortly lie l. Republican. and Is said
10 be OF the Lamb-Wisc wing OF that
marty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
OBITUARY..


Mr.. Porter Sublett. q runner for the
State Bank. died at his residence. at no.
1915 east Clay street Sunday morning
az 2:50 O'Clock Mr. Suhiett had been
confined TO his bed for "a long period with
consumption. and his death had been eN-
pcctcd for some time.
Porter Sublett was born DOB Fowhaiah
county December u. 1853 he came To
Richmond IN 1870 when Doe WAS twenty
two years % age and secured employ
ment with the State Bank of Niisinia
ami remained boz the employment of the
bank until his death.
The officers and employees OF the BANK
showed the respect and esteem boo which
he was held by their kind and constant
attention during bis long sickenss
OctoberslG 1870, in Lynchhurg. Va, Do
was married 60 Miss Scott Woody, OF
that city. who survives him. Tie leaves
one brother Harvey Sublett who lives
In Buchanan. Va.
Porter Sublett was an honorable. kind.
Christian gentleman. a devoted husband.
a loving brother and a true friend. All
who came i'm contact with him esteemed
him. all who knew him intimately loved
him. I'm his death the world has lost a
good man. Richmond a good citizen
The funeral services VIII take place
from Sovcnth-Street church this evening
at o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
NAVAL STORES COMBINE.
\ Company Formed at Savannah with
Large Paid Up Capital

SAVANNAH. GA. August 2a-At
meeting of prominent naval stores factors
and producers here to-day arrangements
were completed for tle reors IMITATION
Of the Cur states Naval stores Company
of Carrahelle Fla. with q paid-up cip'-
tal OF not less than 10000 ana NOT OK
ccoding 81. 10000. Among those largely Do
teIested are The Savannah NaNtl s.oi,s
COMPANY and the Downing Company. ot
Brunswick ana several large producers
Branch houses are % De opened al My-
bile. Ala. and Pensacola, Fla.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
AFTER A CRIMINAL.
j. J.. Wright TO be Taken From Lynch
burg To- Chicago-His Crime.

LYNCHBURG. August 99.-SpeciaL-
Detective Sergeant J. +. Early, OF Chi
cagO. arrived IN the city Yesterday with
a warrant for Joseph H. Wright who is
wanted I'm that city for burglary. assault
with intent 10 Kill. anf highway rob
berry. Wright was arrested here on Au-
gust 18th. charged with Vagrancy and
being a suspicious character. but was re-
leased on the day following lie was PEE
arrested on August Zlst. since which time
no has been locked up IN the jail Tor
lunacy He had been incarcerated but
short time when he endeavOred 10 con-
vert Deputy Sergeant Ned GOudmaen %
believe him "A iunatic but Mr.. GOuldman
views We're decidedly at variance with
thOse OF Wright, and ne informed the
prisoner that II he did not lay aside his
dclusiOn ne would be sOundly whipped.
Since the which no sign Of insanity has
been manifest
Wright is OF small build but has de-
cdedly Anarchistic appearance. Tie has
already served two one year terms IN the
Illinois Denitentiary al Joliet for rob
berry and assault and for shooting through
the leg Captain Barcell, of the East Chi
cagO Avenue Station.
Detective Early came on ahead OF the
requisitiOn papers but as Wright agreed
10 waive that fOrmality he Will be taken
back 10 Chicago tomorrow. Mr. Early
says the evidence - sufficiently conclu-
slyc 10 warrant a twenty-year conviction.
Her house was the home for refuge
and sick soldiers and she was loved and
respected by All who had the pleasure
OF her acquaintance. The funeral took
place this afternoon and tn remains were
Inferred in the Presbyterian cemetery.
The preliminary trial OF John Payne.
colored. on the charge OF numbering his
half brother. Harrison White will take
place tomorrow morning. The common
wealth has witnesses 70 testify 10 the
fact that Payne made threats prior 70
the shooting. and IL the fact should be
established. the case will be one Of a
most serious character.
Deouty United States Marshall Loving
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
Standing OfClnbs

Arlie Latham and his brother co-opera-
tivcs from Hartford came 10 the city
yesterday and put up at the Lexington,
and later at Broad-Strect Park they es-
sayed 10 take game from the CheruDs
before an audience that the threatening
weather held down to about 800 people.
The Cherubs wouldn't let them take
the game. however. because they hit bet
ter and folded better. although neither
team errored. The locals hit harder ana
oftener. and when hits counted, ana mat
II the story of the result,
The small crowd rooted well, and when
the game was won. and they learned that
Lancaster had lost to Newark. cheer
went up. for pennant prospects looked
better.
Run-goiiing begun I'm the second in
ming. SeybOld went out on a foul, and
then Uargrove singled and passed To sec
ond on a balk. He stole third and scored
on Wigs twO-bagger. Dundon walked,
stole second. and. also. scored on the
two Dagger and Wig scored on Levers
hit for two sacks
Another run was mae In the third
Shannon walked. stole second. was
ohoiced 10 third, and scored on Har-
groves hit. Then there was lull in the
fourth Two runs crossed over in the
nth. Klopf hit for two bags, and scored
on Shannons single while the latter
stretched his single and caught second.
it was then an easy thing for him TO
score. as nobody was out. and on two
inied put-outs nc tapped the plate. No
more runs were made.
For FIVE innings the Hartford boys could
do nothing and then they broke the mo-
notony. Nickery singled, and after
Latham had gone out on fy ball to
Gutenberg Wick scored on little Joe
Smiths two-bagger. That was all they
could do. although j. +. Smith caught
a hit for two bases I'm the ninth inning.
Ii was too late TO do any good, however,
for two men had persisted and CaVele
went out on a long ny to Seybold.
Little Joe Smith. at short, played fast
game and was handy with the sticks.
and Mcdonald of last years Cherubs,
held down third bag nicely Arle La
than made enough fun for circus
clown. and kept the crowd in splendid
humor
The official score of the game follows:
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yerkes. Double plsys-Cockman to
spratt 10 Slater. First base on balls
on Yerkes. q Wild pitchcs-staley.
Yerkes. Umpire-Brennan. Time OF game.
ll5.
Second game:
The locals also took the second game
by hard hitting. The batting OF STRAIT
ton and Weddige and the playing OF
Cockman. Heydon and Belts were fea-
turca Score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
Second game:
NORFOLK REPUBLICANS.
Meet To Elect Delegates To Their City
Convention-Larg Attendance.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. % -Special.-Pri-
maries were held In Norfolk tonight to
elect delegates To the Republican city con-
NentiOn. which meets tomorrow 10 select
delegates to the congressional convention,
which meets here September 7th.
Despite the rain, there was a large
turnout at all the meetings, and an over
whclming Bowden list was elected. Wise
being out OF the race and receiving scarce
~ vote. or the thirty-three delegates
all are reported 10 be BOwden men.
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Summary. Earned runS-AIIentOWn, z,
Paterson 3 TwO-base hts-Smith. 2.
Three base hit-Gettinger. Home runs
Smith. Flaherty Sacrifice hits-Nance.
Gettinger. Stolen -McManus. ..
Left on bases-Allentown. g. Paterson, 4.
Struck out-TOm Delehanty Jim Dele
hanty. Mcintyre. Flahcrtv. Johnson.
Double plays-Jim Delehanty. Tom Dele
hanty and Mcintyre. Keener. Jim Dele
hanty and Mcintyre. First base on err
rors--Allentown. 4: Paterson. .. First base
on balls-On Keener 2, of McGinnis, q
Umpire. Tate. Time. $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
SnndnN's Scnres.

At ST. Louis-Frst Game-St Louis Q;
Baltimore. d. Second Game-St. Louis.
2. Baltimore. o.
A. Cinciunati-First Game-Cincinna'L
Q. Pittsburg. A. Second Game-Cincinnau.
6. Pittsburg. ..
At Chicago Chicago. -; New York. e.
At Louisville-Louisyille. ,; Washing
ton. o.
At Rochester Brooklyn. =. Cleveland b..
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NORFOLK

summary. FdTI'U IuII7 It'7fII''@f -
Two-base Illustration Belts. Heydon,
Steelman. Three-base hits-Wentz o.
Stratton, (2). Home run-NewelL Sacri-
Gee hit-Spratt. Stolen base-Newen. Left
on bases Reading, S: Norfolk 3. Struck
out-By Fertsch. g. by Pfanmiller' z.
Double plays-COckman 20 Spratt TO
Slater. First base on balls-On Fertsch,
I: or Pfanmiller. 4. wild pitch-Pian-
miller. Umpire-Mr. Brennan. Time
1870
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
READING, 3-9; NORFOLK, %.
The Oystermcn Again Unlucky-Rcad
ing Too Strong with the stick.

READING. PA Aug. 29-Spccial.-
Reading and Norfolk appeared here In two
games this afternoon. The first was
good contest, marked by sharp playing.
with the pitchers on their mettle. Read
Ing won by superior batting. Score:
First game.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
Mobile Cautious

MOBILE, ALA. Aug. 29.-The Mobile
Board OF Health to-day quarantlned
against Galveston. Tex, and Franklin
La, on account OF yellow fever at those
places, and also wired Governor Johnson
10 enforce the State quarantine.
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Deaths at Ecrnandina.

FERNANDlNA. FLA, Aug. 20.-The
deaths here to-day were John stone, Com
pany b. First Florida Nicholas DUFFY
Company Il, SiXty-ninth New York and
William Il. CARRIER. Company {. First
Ohio
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
NEWARK, Il; LANCASTER, 3.
The Champions Lost Yesterdays Game
by yellow Playing.

LANCASTER. PA, Aug Special
Schmidt was given yellow support by the
Champions to-day Errors at critical
points gave Newark nearly all their runs
the visitors batting after the side should
have been out. The score:
.ANGASTEE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
IairfaN Republicans

FAIRFAX. c. H.. VA. Aug. Zg.-spe-
cial.-The Republicans held their county
convention here to-day and elected deie-
gates 10 the Congressional cOnHeh'ioh
az Alexandria on Wednesday. no III
structiOns were given 10 the deleS ates 40
20 nominations for Congress ana t nsis
seems 10 be strong sentiment against
making any nomination al all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
PATERSON, 7; ALLENTOWN, 6
The Visitors Knocked Kcencr Out in
the First Inning.

ALLENTOWN. PA. Aug. 29.-Spccial -
Paterson knocked Kcener out Of the
bow in the first inning and won out.
though The locals played hsrd. up
hin game. The score.
ALLENTOWN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
RaNGEOF THERMOMETER.

The following was the range OF the
thermometer at The Times Office yester-
day: . A. NJ, 10: l. NJ. So. 3 L. NJ, -:
6 F. NJ, 80: o p. NJ, IS, midnight, "A.
Average, 20 l-6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-30
BOSTON SAVED
BY TANNEHILL.
His Chinese Work for Pittsburg is
the Cause of BostOn'S Winning.
CINCINNATI GOES DOWN AGAIN.
The Ouakers Beat Them and Balti-
more is Nowin Second Placc-Brook-
Iyn Had a Batting Streak and
Won by Long Drives.
Yesferday's Scores.

Boston. s: Pittsburg. 2.
BROOKLYN. -; Cleveland. !.
Philadelphia. 8; Cincinnati. !.
Louisville. s: Washington, /.
The game scheduled Tor ST Louis "aS
played Sunday instead.
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SUNDAY GAMES.
Crew of the Mary Jane Dropped Two
10 Newark.

NEWARK. y. j.. Aug 2S-Flrst game:
Newark ...............0 O212O-9 9 ,
Norfolk ..,............1 90 COOS o. 9
Jordan and Rothfuss. Pfanmiller and
Fox
Second game:
Newark ......O31O100O2-7 lib 3
Norfolk ...............1 o o o. ? o. I
Cogan and Rothfuss; Newton and Fox.
PATTERSON, n. j.. Aug. 2S.-Soore:
Paterson ...........2OO0OO70 I'll Is
Hartford ............0OO0104 3 10
Flaherty. Viau and Bems: Ames, j. +.
Smith and McManus.
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Hartford at Richmond (douSie headerl
Newark at Lancaster.
Norfolk - leading.
paterson at Allentown
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BrookIyn, i8; Cleveland, :.

ROCHESTER,. y Y, August 9.-The
GrOOms mad on "a batting -ireak to-day
and found Jones and Wilson with equal
facility. Jones struck out eight men in
The six innings Dee pitched but when he
was bit IL was for long drives. Attend
ance. 600
Score. X. II. T..
Brooklyn O.. .....0 33O321 0-l5 10
Cleveland o.. 100 022O02 -
Batteries-Kennedy and Ryan, Jones.
Wilson and Criger. Umpires-Connoliy
and HINT Time 10.
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NORFOLK,

Summary: Earned runs-Reading /.
Two-bsse hits-slster. spratt Sacrifice
hits-yerkes. Wentz CD. Fertsch. Stolen
bases Sprati Betts. Left on bases
Ieadins, :, Norfolk. !. struck opl-By
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Lancaster ...... ........ 30 y J.
Newark .....-. ........ 00G4OO01 eli
Summary: Earned runs-lancaster. @.
Newark. /. TwO-base hits - Scheffler.
Leidy. Ward Meaney Schaub. Three
base hits-MadisOn Meaney. Rothfuss.
Home run-Chies. Stolen bases-Calhoun.
Left on bases-Lancaster. q; Newark =.
4. Double plays-Schaub Ward 10 Chiles.
First on errors-Iancaster l.. Newark g.
First on balls-On Schmidt. / off Nc
Partlin. , Passed balls-Rothfuss. I'M
pire-kbright Time. 80
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Baltimore at Louisville.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Boston at PittsburS.
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Mr.. Gus E. Delarue. who Is recovering
from a severe attack OF rnsunla11sin' WAL
laava for the seashors io-d2x-
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CHERUBS TAKE A
JUMP UPWARD.
Lancaster Defeated on Their Home
Grounds by Newark.
TWO GAMES THIS AFTERNOON,
The Crew Of the Mary Jane Dropping
Double Headers Right AIong-Lo-
cal Hooters Happy Over the
Situation 60 Date.
Games Yesterday.

Richmond. 6: Hartford. l.
Lancaster, 3. Newark. il.
Reading. 3. s: Norfolk. 2, >.
Allentown. 8. Paterson, l.
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Lonisvnlc. y. washington. 1.

LOUISVILLE. August @.-Dineen was
touched up rather lively, while Cunning
ham had the Senators az his mercy. Al
tendance 800.
Score. X. H. T.
Louisville Oil. ........3O O01112x-S II
Washington . 400 90 % ! % % % o.
Batteries-Dinccn and Farrell. Cln'ng-
ham and Kittredge Umpires Swdrt-
n...I .mY ~ .LIILNr. IImD. i
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NV YOl.i,. =: Chicago I.

CHICAGO. August 29.-The Orphans
winning streak wa. checked to-day by
Rusies grand pitching. Thornton was
also i'm great form and both teams put
nm a perfect Holding game. Attendance
440O.
Score X. d.. T..
Chicago o.. ..........1 O000000o-l o
Ratter. Thornton and D0nahuc. Ru-
sic and Grady. Umpires- Mcdonald and
O'Day, Time. 1850.
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Philadelphia. X: Cincinnati. :.

CINCINNATI. OHIO. August 29.-The
Reds gained what seemed 90 winning
lead IN the eighth but the Phi.lies pound
ed Dammann In the ninth and won out
Attendance, l,SyD
Score: r. II. r.
Cincinnati o.. ......0 Q o o - ~
Philadelphia 1000 O4OOi-s 10 l
Batteries-Dammann. Britenstein and
Pet. DOnOhue and Murphy impires-
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SUNDAYS Games.
Games To-Morro,s.

Newark. .. z; Norfolk. 6, 4.
Paterson, II. Hartford. ..