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Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-25
COAL POOL UNDER WAY.
Mines In Illinois Preparing For a Big
Combine,

A meeting at which representatives
of nearly 1875 local companies hand
ling coal in st. Louis from the mines
of southern, central and eastern Hi
nois, were present, was held in that
CITY Tuesday for the purpose OF form
ing a pool. These companies which
control all the mines in the districts
named, are considering an agreement
70 organize in East St Louis, under
Illinois laws, the Standard Coal COM
pany, which will take the entire out
put of the mines.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-25
ADDRESS FROM SILVER LEADERS.
Appeal To Voters OF the Country For
Unity of Action.

Unity OF Action.
A Washington special says: The
addresses on behalf of the democratic,
populist and silver republican parties,
which are the result of the conferences
which have been in progress among
the leaders of these parties at the capt.
toll were issued Tuesday.
They seek to unite the members OF
the three parties in future elections
unon the financial issue as the question
of paramount Importance, and are
separate appeals to each of the parties
TO consolidate for this purpose.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-25
THE NEWS IN WASHINGTON.
Ofcials OF the Navy Department De-
cline to Discuss Catastrophe.

cline 10 DISCUSS CatastrOpne.
Secretary of the Navy Long received
Captain Sigsbee's dispatch but few
minutes before the Associated Press
dispatches from Havana were handed
him.
He received the news with apparent
calm, and his first act was to comply
with Captain Sigsbee's request that
assistance be sent from Key West.
He Immediately wired Captain For
sythe, at Key West, to proceed with
the naval tender Fern to Havana har-
Dor.
Secretary Long then sent for Cap
tain Dickens, and the two discussed
Captain Sigsbee's brief telegram.
The disaster is the greatest which
has befallen the American navy since
the disaster at Apia many years ago.
While neither the secretary nor Cap
tain Dickens are inclined to discuss
the probable cause of the accident,
several suggestions were ventured
upon.
Later the secretary sent another tel
egram to Key West, directing that the
tender Mangrove also be sent to Ha-
vana.
Investigation Ordered.
Secretary Long has taken imme-
date steps to make an investigation.
Late Wednesday afternoon he tele-
graphed to Admiral Sicard at Key
West to appoint board of naval Off
GERS to proceed at once to Havana,
employ divers and generally make
such inquiry as the regulations of the
navy demand shall be made in the
case of the loss of ship.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-25

Governor John r. Roberts. Of WASH.
ington, in recent address in Tacoma,
summed up what he termed his faita
thus: Life is q struggle; o school; q
test Of fitness. No struggle, no school;
no school, no fitness; no fitness, no
fut1re.,
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-25
II you have anything TO sell let tho
public know 1t. This paper IL a good
ADVERTISING medium.
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION.
Nearly Four Hundred Delegates at Annis-
ton, Ala, Meeting.

The Alabama good roads conven lion
was called to order at Annistion. Ala.
Wednesday, by DR.. 7, W. Ayers,
editor of The Admission Hot Blast,
Major |. I. Culver. state commissioner
Of agriculture, was made temporary
chairman and committee on perna-
nent organization appointed,
The names of delegates We're enroll.
ed, showing fifty counties represented
and nearly four hundred delegates
present.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-25
CLEw TO THE TREACHERY.

A dispatch to The New York Herald
from Havana says:
"The officers of the Maine fail ut
terly to account for this disaster on
the theory of any internal explosion,
but they also agree that no torpedo
could have caused the damage that
this explosion wrought Then, too,
the finding of large diamond-shaped
piece Of cement which went so high in
the air as to crash clean through the
deck Of the City of Washington in its
descent, adds another puzzling feature
to the case. An internal explosion
would not have hurled ii 50 high in
the air.
"The captain choked down his emo
ton when asked him OF the disaster.
"There is very little that I can tell
YOU he replied. Il was in the cabin
at the time. had just finished let
ter to my family when that enormous
crash came. The ship inclined heavi-
ly to port and l knew in an instant
what it all mcant-that it meant that
my ship had blown up.
"'All the cabin lights were put out
and as I CROPPED my way out of the
apartment I met my orderly running
toward me- Reaching the deck, I gave
orders to post sentries to keep silence
and to flood the magazines. The mag
azines were already flooding them
selves. 1 saw then that the disaster
was complete; in fact, 1 noticed few
Of our men struggling in the water.
Z" Only three boats were left of the
number we carried. These, the gig
barge and second whale boat were low
cred as quickly as we could get them
in the water. There was big hole
knocked into the side of the barge and
it is wonder that it did not sink with
the few who had climbed into it,.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-25
MORE TROUBLE Is EXPECTED.

Captain Sigsbee has cabled to Wash
ington that it would be advisable to
send no more warships to Havana, but
to send relief boats.
Admirable Manterola has summoned
Captain Sigsbee to appear before Mil
itary Judge Peral and the Marquis En-
senada, and has notified him also that
joint committees of American and
Spanish naval officers will be appoint
ed to investigate the cause OF the ex-
plosion.
List of Survivors.
A later cable dispatch from Havana
says: Ont Of twenty-six officers and
800 sailors on the Maine, twenty-four
officers and seventy.two sailors were
saved. This makes the list of dead
and injured 224.
Dead Bodies Washed Ashore,
The mutilated bodies OF eighteen
men were washed ashore at Regla and
Casa Blanca, opposite Havana.
Burial Of the Dead.
All the bodies OF the dead so far
removed were buried at Havana at 3
o'clock Thursday afternoon. The
Marquis de Esteban. mayor of Havana
headed the ceremony. The burial OK.
penses will be paid by the munich.
pality. General Solaua also assisted
at the funeral, representing Captain
General Blanco. The bodies were ex.
posed in the city hall during the day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
BISHOP GIBSON.
A Lady's Thoughtful Gift 20 the Fourth
Regiment of Immunes.
eFnurth

MISUNDERSTANDING, VA. July %.
Special. Bishop II. A. Gibson confirmed
a class yesterday at Grace Church IN
Caroline county near this city and az
night again at st. Peters church az Port
ROYAL on the Rappahannock river
Mrs LandOn. wife OF Major Landon
has presented 20 each member OF the
Second battalion Fourth Regiment. ",
S. Y. Immunes. household bag" each
containing such useful articles as one
towel. soap. comb and brush, pins.
needles. thread and scissors.
Captain NJ. B. Rowe has completed his
work of recruiting and will send OF tho
last OF the ll6 men he has secured this
week They were all for the first bat
TALON. Third Virginia Regiment. The
companies Of this battalion now have tho
necessary JOG men each.
Captain Rowe Will return 10 Camp
Alepr and resume command OF the Fred
oricksburg Company. Company X. Third
her Of men entities Company X 10 six
additional corporals and Capt. Rowe has
appointed the following all from this
city: George Z. King, c. OConor Cool
rick. Robert Hughes. John Freeman.
Ashton Gill and T. r. Proctor Jr.
Postmaster John NJ. Griffin has promot-
cd clerk Robert VI. Mcdonnell OF the city
pOstOffice. 10 the position or assistant
postmaster. and MT DeAker Butzner has
bee named 20 take tho place made vacant
by Mr. McDonnelfs promotion. These
appointments were occasioned by the con-
tinued Illness Of Assistant Postmaster
Charles r. Bragdon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
Tunenbura County.

HOLLYDALE, VA. July Especial
The prOtractei meeting az Providence
Methodist church will commence the first
Sunday In August Rev w. Asbury
Christian. Of Lynchburg. is expected Ia
do the preaching.
The prOtracted meeting az Antioch
church will commence the fourth Sunday
in August II will be conducted by Rev.
l. = Bransford. an evangelist from Dam
Vile Va.
Mr. r. A. Blackwell. Austin 8 Bridge
forth and Rev John o Moss will leavs
to-day for the Farmville District Confer
ence which will Be held So Grove Netho-
DIST church. Cumberland county
Farmers are having good seasons. and
the corn and tobacco crops are very
promising. There IS much complaint
about the mslon crop. Hardly a farmer
claims 10 have n good patch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
Recruits Nearly All In.

CAMP ALGER. July Especial Capt
Rowe brought I'm seven recruits from
Winchester last night while Sergeant
Mann came with seven others from
Farmville They were an N the lst Bat
TALON which now only needs three men
20 complete il. or these two are wanted
by Company G and one by Company NJ
Captain Rowe to-day appointed the six
new corporals IN Company X. as follows:
lst George +. King. End, c. OConnor
Goolick. 3rd. Robert c. Hughes. 4th, John
Freeman. 5th. Ashton Gill, 9th. Ihos.
+. Proctor Jr.
Captain Willard has also recommended
the six men for promotion IN his company
and they Will be appointed next week.
Company r. of Lynchburg. now lacks
the largest number OF men OF any here.
A large number OF recruits have arrived
for Company b. and they now have 50
men.
First Sergeant Wills. OF Company d.
has reio!ned his company and is perfectly
recovered from the severe injury which
befell him IN Richmond. lie was warmly
greeted By his fellow members WHO are
All glad 10 see him back az his post again
HIS place was ably hiled by Second Ser
reant Jones during his enforced absence.
Major Scruggs has been granted leave
Of absence for eleven days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
SUFFERING IN HAVANA,
Food Almost Unattainablc and the
Money j. Comparatively Worthless.

KEY WEST, July Recent issues or
the Havana newspapers which have been
received here show plainly the truth OF
the reports concerning the starving c)n-
duiou of the city. a glance at the price
list n one OF them. received here to-day
and dated July l2th, gives convincing
proof that one OF the official organs OF
the Spanish government iu Cuba ls not
lying.
The prices given 90 the market report
are those fixed by the government. which
has been attempting by law to place food
within the reach of ALL But, ass me
DiariO frankly c0nfesses. the edicts have
been futile. The food is in the hands az
spectators. when the official decree. Cor
instance. puts the price ON corn meal 90
twenty-five cents o. pound in gold that
figure must Dee doubled or rebbled to buy
the commodity. Following are the gov
eminent prices:
Rice. 10 cents a pound. 95ur. 10; corn
meal Z2. potatoes. 10; lard, BOB OIL a2.
goldfish. %. peas. DO. condensed milk. per
can. 81. SALT o cents, onions 90. corned
beef. q half can. 20. one-haf can OF ilsn,
90. sweet potatoes. l5.
Before the blockade sweet potatoes sold
at 20 cents for twenty-five pounds
The insurgents are active I'm Havana
province and prevent the planting of any
crops They allow no fresh vegetables 90
reach the city.
Another incident giving an idea OF
Hayanas terrible plight Is ON account On
the same newspaper OF the avrest OK
negro woman who was found cooking
horse meat. She gaid the horse raj be-
ionged 10 her and It's flesh was AN she
could get 70 eat
The same newspaper reports that the
insurgents on July g. attacked the Villa
plantation. near Capiro. Santa Clara
province where the Spaniards had
strong garrison. The Spaniards made
brave resistance. but were compelled 10
retreat as the Cubans were In large
numbers The fight lasted three hours
and twenty minutes. A guerrilla force
came 20 the aid of the Spaniards and
they captured several pacihcos and killed
Fernando Pena and Gerardo Garcia be-
cause they could not give any informa-
ton in regard 20 the insurgents
Al Ia Armonca plantation several pact
fcOs were also assassinsted. among them
a woman and two children. These Span
ish forces were under the command Of
Commandant Gregone liar. chief of the
district The insurgents remained ar
Via plantation unmolested. taking care
Of their wounded. The Spanish loss Is
unknown. The money market quota
lions IN Havana are as follows; A 81
gold piece. $500 silver and $3.50 paper
money.
The government will order all retail
merchants TO provide their customers
with tickets 50 that only those in the
neighborhood can buy supplies from
them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
SECOND CAROLINA
FULLY EQUIPPED.
Thew VIII Have Another Practice
March This Week.
A CASE OF OESERTION'
rho Troops at ST. Francis Barracks Are
Well Pleased With Their Lot !"
the Army--The Western Union
Secures an Injunction

pArrrCH n c., July G-SpeclaL-
~ CONDIMENTS for the Second req
49,. t..,.. been received. Among oth'l
.nfr,s me- 1000 BAH cartridges TO - ua1
d., t5'r,,s, practiCc. 10 is said now lhd1
,.ith tho leggins-ll0J pairs l'o 0''''
- hats and shoes. which came yes
.--9.y the regiment is fully equlppeu,
- . faw minor things Aholne
,.-,ofire march viii be had tnis wees.
,rt,.rs WAS one case 0f desertloh oelo'o
che court martial to-day.
,r,,o-e was no dress parade Salulua9'
b,,+ instead there was quarters-l'7p
tion and a skirmish orIl py ~ 80. -
NforQan's company from AsneNili7'
was very credita0ie. .,,,r.
EX-GOVERNOR JARVIS
~. l,--.o-,o. Jarvis will probably be
,1sbod as congressman from the lrSl
pt'.-,cr nv the Democrats of that part
OF the state. Aat,,a,t
vvoo++en at St Francis Barracks J. a.,
- ,lovtng accounts or their quarter
"a s.,rroudinQs there. TWO or the SIX
.'-,,,,.,,ia- Of the Second Regiment lNa'
fsf- here last week are sialloHe" ~
,,r5er command OF Major CalloA' ""o90
,dtlrant is b. j. Wootten.
-,--r,.rs. Institutes Will begin 70 oe
ia to-morrow Commissioner Oh -tst
nrirYre John r. smith President hon,
5sy NJ the Agricultural and Mecnan,c1,
caii.ee. professor Massey and u. heln
psrk9r have gone 70 Boone. Naulausa
county. 10 begin this work
Az INJUNCTION.
The Western Union Telegraph company
has gotten Judge Purnell 20 issue an or
Der restraining the Railroad Commission
ero,, anforring the order OF 1897 making
he rate ON ten-word message from one o!
nolnt In the state 10 another point 10 me
srste only fifteen cents and also restrain
,,, the order % charge only twenty-iour
cents FOR message II the sender mas 20
,,t on the one cent tax. The restrain
Inc order was on Commissioner AopotI
and will he heard here before Judge Pur-
nou on the drst Monday in september
Revenue Collector Duncan Republican,
oscl,res that many Democrats are leaV-
Inc Inc party. some coming into the Re
nnbiican party and some into the Populist
nartv. lie declares that he believes this
and that tho Democrats will be beaten IN
November.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
THE LOSSES SUMMARIZED.
Detailed Statement Of the Americans
Killed and Wounded ct Santiago.

SANTIAGO. July H.-Revsed reports
Of the American losses during the hos
tilites attending the taking OF Santiago
are as follows.
Killed. wounded and missing 1893: Of
hcers killed. %. enlisHd men killed. POS;
officers wounded. 81; men wounded. 1903,
officers missing. none, men missing. a.
I'm the FIRST Division one staff officer was
killed.
I'm the First Brigade OF the First Di-
vision five officers and 40 men were kill
ed. 262 men wounded and so men missing
Second Brigade. one officer and II men
killed, ia men wounded and men miss
ing. Third Brigade officers and 30
men killed II officers and 1S6 men wound
cd and missing
I'm the First Brigade Of the Second Di-
vision ! officer and Is men were killed. 6
officers and ll3 men wounded Second
Brigade 2 officers and IA men were killed.
. officers and IS men wounded. Third
Brigade. ] officer and ~ men killed. 4
officers and lf men wounded, man
missing.
Independent Brigade four men killed.
two officers and twenty-six men wound
ed five men missing
Light Artillery Battery. six men killed.
one officer and eight men wounded.
t0t~ilh4 h'4NHf Ni4' man hlliNA anu tllf
man wounded.
Cavalry Division First Brigade. one
officer and nine men killed. twelve Off
GERS and ll3 men wounded. four men
missing; Cavalry, Second Brigade five
officers and thirty men killed. thirteen
officers and IL men wounded and seven
men missing.
II is probable that number OF the
men reported missing made their way
home. as was the case with Samuel
Mcmillan. Jr.. son Of ex-Park Commits
sioner Mcmillan. OF New York city.
Young Mcmillan was "a Rough Rider.
was wounded and reported missing.
commissioner Mcmillan. accom-
panied by William Leary. searched the
hospitals on the battlefield and learned
that his son had been sent home. The
father started for New York yesterday
Philadelphia Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
Charlottesville News.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. July rs.
Specialize clerk OF the County Court
of Alhomarle issued a marriage hcenss
this morning 20 Mr. Daniel q. carver. OF
Buena Vista. Rockbridge county and
Miss Aurelia Woodson. daughter OF Mr.
l. L. WOOdson. Of Alhemarle. The mar
riage ceremony viii occur tomorrow even
ing az s o'clock az the residence OF the
brides parents, four niles south OF the
city.
= Mercno the colored man arrested here
sometime ago on the charge OF forgery
AT Roanoke and Clifton Forge. was be-
fore the Mayor this morning and sent on
10 the grand jury
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
THE SCOTLAND NECK LYNCHlNG
The Man Was Tied and Then Shot To
Death.

WELDON. y. c.. July 2j.-special-The
Iynchlng OF the negro Joe Biggs alias Joe
williams by unknown parties. near scot
land Neck. as reported In this correspon-
dence. turns out 10 be nothing snort OF
murder
The man was tied up 70 limb. not
hanged. and then shot 70 death
A coroners inquest brought out no -"
facts. There 10 no clue 20 the man who
committed the dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
Standing ofthc Clubs.

ALLENTOWN. PA. July 25.-Special-
. Thu Richmond Chcrubs began their sec
ond invasion Of Pennsylvania to-day ana
won the frs, battle with Allentown Dy
q score Of three 90 two. The NiginiahS
were entitled to the victory which ol-
though hard earned. was never'hei'sS
won by superior all-round fielding ana
batting and fine work in the pi'che' .
box.
Allentown. however. gave the leaders
n hard tussle. and kept pegging away ]"
80 Efforts 10 the last. when the ias7 man
IA hoon retired. 10 was beauihul
enc an the way through ana was
marked bv gilt-odged ball playing on
both sides. ....,.,,,,,
CHESHIRE INNlNClBLE.
richmond oxceued in fits clean, sharp
adding and played championship "''i''
CHESHIRE. who Is Allentown Jonah va
An the box Tor the Cherubs, ana MS p'tch-
ing was inyincible -.oha.
The Allentown batsmen we're able 10 pat
hin, ssfelv hut five times. and two or
these hits we're OF a scratch order. Inc
locals only really genuine hits were
liz, Delehantv's third-basc drive anu
smith's two-bagger. All Of Allentown
hits were however. scattered over lhe '"-
tire game, and only one Of them oid any
good. -.
vtgneaux was at the receiving end OF
lichmond's battery. and finer Work De-
hind the bat has not been here this sea-
son s.,
Ills throwing TO second was perfect
and his catching Of dimcult flies was
phenomenal
A SPLIT THUMB.
The inneld work Of Lcahy Dundon ana
Klopf was brilliant The last-named
had his thumb split by thrown ball III
the third inning. but after short delay
he resumed play and after that mace
eeveral magnificent stops. Allentown got
three men on bases in the first inning
through two bases on balls and hit by
pitchcr. but failed 10 score. I'm the sec
ond. however. jim Dclehantys sacrihce
Melted the locals n run which was iol-
lowed M I'm the third by the second ana
last score for Allentown. Tom belehanty
got n pass 20 first. stole second and was
advanced 10 third on Mclntyres safe MT
Joe Delehanty then sacrificed and Tom
Delehanty scored Smith got as FAR as
third in tho fifth lining with only one
man out but Chesbro again pitched nm
self out OF a tight place and the locals
failed 90 score.
Again in the seventh Cleve was caught
AZ the nome Nlht' IN Soy N'iHo h''NN'i'"'
throw. following Smiths hit.
OUT IN ORDER.
In the other innings Sharsig men were
retired IN one. two. three order. Rich
mond began 10 score I'm the initial In
ming. Klopf. the first man up singled
was advanced 10 third on a sacrifice and
scored on Hargrove's sacrifice. Not a
Cherub got past first the next two in
nings. but In the fourth HargI owe and
Dundon both singled and the former
scored on Nigneauxs sacrifice
A single by Gutenberg and Seybold
two haser failed TO net anything for the
visitors I'm the fifth and a magnificent
double play again prevented the Cherubs
from scoring I'm the sixth.
In the seventh. however. Chesbro
drove out a beautiful two haggcr and
scored on Klopfs single. Klopf was.
however caught at second after having
sent in the winning run. The score:
AI1AENTOWN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26
ANOTHER NEW YORK MYSTERY,
Body Of a Murdered Woman Found
in Mount Vernon.

MOUNT VERNON. y. y, July II
The body Of young woman. apparently
about twenty-five years Old was found
this forenoon in a clump Of bushes in the
rear Of Supervisor Roblnson's carpenter
shop az No. 10 north Fourth avenue
which borders on Hartley PARK. TINS
city. II will be hard 10 identify the
body. The authorities believe the woman
was murdred as within thirty feet OF
the spot where the body was tonno
zee nool OF blood was discovered apou.
% -'-"''- Rgo by a carpenter named
.s employed ty IF. Robin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26

Sunday Gnmes.

CINCINNATI. July 2i-Rain prevented
the playing of a double header to-day.
Dammaun was driven '1 the bench I'm the
second inning by n series OF hunts. to-
gether with HIS own errors. which Melted
two runs Breitensteiu who succeeded
him. allowed but one s'ratch hit IN the
seven innings I'm the seventh Steinfeldt
hit Corcoran I'm the head with thrown
ball. seriously iniuring him. Attendance
-90a Score. r. II. +.
Cincinnati ........ OO108o2o'-6
Pittsburg ......... Of0000 % ]
Batteries. Dammann. Breitenstein' ana
PETIT. Rhines and SERVER.
Umpires. Messrs Carney and Bowen.
Time. hours and - minutes.
LOUISVILLE. July @-The Tailenders
had O battle royal to-day. The Colonies
won in the ninth on fuckers mum Hoy S
stolen base Sugden's Wild throw and an
outheld hy. Attendance. 4o".
Score. X II. r.
Louisville ....... ....Oo001OO01-2 3 o
ST. Louis ............ o o 20 Il
Batteries Magee and kittreuee'
Hughey and Sugden.
Umpires. Mossrs Emslie ana Hunt.
Time Of game. hours.
CHICAGO July 2t-rhe 'leveiands'
played championship ball today FoWell
was puzzle 20 an the locals excepting
Chance Attendance, 6lo
Score: X. ~. r.
Chicago ..........OO1Oo0o1l-3
Cleveland .........00Ol 0l - 10
Batteries Callahan and chance row
ell and Criser
Umpires. Messrs. O'Day and Mcdonald
Time OF game. hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26

ton which renominated Congressman
Linney. have called convention 20 DC
held at Wilkesboro on August 2fth. "a
nominate n candidate against the "buh
OF the Brushes"
didate az the same place on August 18th.
The Democrats will nominate their cane
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-26

Summary Earned runs-Allen,own. l.
Richmond. ? TWO base hits-Smith, Sey-
bold Chesbro. Three base hits-James
pelehanty Sacrifice hits-Shannon. Lut-
enherg. Stolen baSes-Tom pelehantv,
Henry. Dundon. Nigneaux. Left on
bases-Allentown .: Richmond, O. Struck
out-By West, 8. by Chesbro. !. Double
piays-James Delehanty. Tom Delehanty
and Mcintyre. First base on balls-On
West e. of Chesbro. 3 hit by pitched
ball-Henry. Umpire Brady. Time. l:40.