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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-19
THE BROOKLYN
STRIKE STILL TN
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ration to-day the assertion OF the ta.,
way managers that the STRIKE No"'u
fzzle out seems 10 be well ioun"e"'
The cars on the Third avenue. VIC
Firth avenue. and the Fulton street nh'S
stoned running shortly after { c.o,h
tonight. The cars on all The other i"i's
in operation stopped NJ midnight
MORE VIOLENCE
NEW YORK. July lq.-At an early hour
this morning the report was brought I"
police Headquarters that an explosion n""
occurred on the Fifth-Ayenue elevated i."e
near Thrty-slxth street Tho entire lus
was blocked As a serious riot occur "a
on Fifth avenue earlier In the eFenlDs
tho police authorities at headquarters
feared that tho explosion on the eieF@''"
line was the work OF strikers
situation in Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. o.. July 1S-Wheethier
ar nor fho otiot that has prevailed 20
dav ureccdes storm To come ln -.
street railway strike Is the queS.ivt ~. -
every ono is asking. Inc SUI -, a.
pursuing different tactics from liv. ~,
lowed I'm the former strike they are Not
into-foring with the nonunion men VINO
are Operating the cars. nor viii tnFN, ~.
what their plans are. The u'clal' Vl .,n
company also refuse 10 tax. nut u,'5
operated cars on several mes 1919
under police protection without Ho'c
fation Pronqr4ti0ns are being maze 10
,.eeur,e onoratious on other lines, ana IL
is arparont that now mon are 10 ne ~
cured as rapidly ms possible 20 take l"o
places of The strikers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-19
YACHT RACE TROPHIES.
Three Cups OTcrei Columbia and De
fender for rhcir Contests.

fender FOR Their Contests.
BRISTOL. r. J.. July 1.-THE new
yacht Columbia arrived here from New
port to-day ln tow of the steamer ST.
Michael She stopped for a while below
Hog Island on account OF the low tide.
buf later sho was brought mp stream and
anchored or the llerrcsh0ff works. soon
after her arrival she pulled up her MAIN
sail 10 stretch and dry it. and also 10 az
ford an opportunity for Sailmaker Hath
away 20 look the sheet over and suggest
possible changes.
The Columbia comes here 10 get her
new steel mas. 10 seemed likely to-day
il would not Dor ready much before Fri
DAYS race at Newport.
The Defenders boom. which was bent
durinc tho race ina New York harbor
several days ago. was put in place to-
day. an defects having been repaired.
The Defender SAILS wili hc bent at
once and The yacht viii bo in racing
trim hy Tomorrow.
The Newport Yacht Racing Associa-
ton has decided. instead Of a single cup
for the races hy Columbia and De-
fender. TO give three Cups-a cup 70 DE
won outriEht after each race. The Re
eatta Committee has carte blanche for
the coming races and win shortly come
plete the prelim.naros for contests by
Navahoe NieiHnt Queen Nab Amorita
and Griseuc. as we'll as FOR the thirty
foot class The dates FOR those events
viii be announced as soon as determined
un0n. The committee has decided 20
have The stakes ana marks for the
ColuuIfq-D Defender races kept iu place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-19
TEDDY FOR VlCE-PRESlOENT.
Republicans Think He and Mckinley
WouIi BE a strong Team.

Would BE a strong icahl.
WASHINGTON. p. C., july iS.-The
re,t Republican Presidential campaign
ticket. says the Post, viii probably DC
Mckinley and Roosevelt Men hish ih
the councils OF the party favor TINS COM
bnsuon for 1860
10 is hardly necessary 20 emphasize .ne
fact that Governor Roosevelt regards nus
present position as merely the stepping
stone % higher Office. Ills ambition IS
tn he nominated for the Presidency in
1904 lis recent trip to- the West "hi'e
ostcnslblv. and iu large degree sincerely,
FOR the purpose of renewing acquAnt-
ance with his soldier colleagues, was none
the less an occasion for discovering ine
deutl of the popular sentiment I'M his
favor. The trip was weA-pI3nnod, ana
te train schedule made known in adj
vance 90 people If the West Roosevelt
was delighted with the Demonstration
which his presence caused. 10 exceeded
his fondest hopes Everywhere he Dee
ceived an ovation. He came back con-
WINGED that he had - hold upon ihe
masses which would make him an ih-
portant factor in national AFFAIRS. W nat
was a previous ambition De anne a aet-
tied purpose On his mind. lie viii leave
no stone unturned untI he reaches t"a
Presidency.
There are others upon whom the lesson
OF Ro0scyelrs popularity was not lost
DESPITE all that may be said by the opu-
mistic rank and file, the Republican lead
crs know that the next campaign is nor
to be Won by walking over hoWery beds
OF ease. They look for a contest as bit
ter and Intense as that Of 1895. and tno'
are aware that the full voting strength
of the party must be brought out IL Is
f0~ this reason that many OF them are
urging that new name should De pH'
on the ticket m second place, believing
that more enthus asm can thus be Gre
ated They regard Governor Roosevelt
a particularly available for Vice Presi-
dent on account of his war record. AS
We'll a on account OF his location.
New Jersey, it is pointed out has the
Vice Presidency and place Boo the Caoi-
net. while New York. with IT'S thirty
six electoral votes. bias been out I'D the
cold since Mr. Bliss retirement The
shrewd party managers, while they es-
TEEN Dir. Hobart hish.y. frankly declare
in private conversation that llcre would
Doe no p0Htica. wisdom in r6nom.n1tins
him. AZ the proper time. therefore tney
expect. by diplomatic means. tO have
AIr Hobart. on che score az Ais ul-uealtn.
step aside SD that Governor Roosevelt
,,,,. IN. NM on tre ticket Thev regard
,,.'' .t'. tIl.i c,,6r1...- Tho man
..o..,t &c.. %, i,,.o- Vote u, me
80. ,i,-,- 49, rr,hori a' .a-,. ofror ro.
-. T. d. -,,. l., ,,.,s,,.f,i ID. tsfo
puD'l,a" III ne can w , -..i t.,, .,e-
.Ns p'~1e AN ,.'. e.. 1r.tt,ri,,. if,s .r,o
I..-t ~ ''--
''i 80. az .b, circumstances Tho rr,.snt
t-,.,s,,. .,tl,,,do ~ t1o COMMUNICATION no.
80. ,,. .,,,.,.,, Neg. yorf coyor.or is
wa. cfe.r ,r5 Ills friendlv attitude
u, ,,,,. t', ,d5.J ,.ror,isas IN he ep,,ba-
.. o., 4t, man. fr..
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TWO CHURCHES
ARE KNOCKING.
Continued from First rase)


$1,000 and to bo cared for ana euu0@''u
boy relatives.
THE PROGRAMME
The Committee IN Arrangement
ported and the Association adopted tnl'
schedule for the remainder OF tne se
slou-to-day and tomorrow:
To-day 900 90 i0-Dcvououal eheIe'''''
so TO 1880 Miscellaneous business
1889 90 ll..O-Suuday School ana h'o'o
Board
1880 TO i2.30-sermon by Rev. ". r. J..
smith D. D.. pastor Second Bapust
church Of Richmond
1890 TO 1:5o-Report OF the Education
Board
1870 10 3-Recess.
8 10 5.8O-statc Of the churches.
$50 To S-Rcccss.
10 adiournment-Stafo Missions.
Thursday-9.30 Sc l0-Devouonal eNer-
cises.
Do m 1O.3O-Suntay school Board Of the
Southern Baptist Convention.
1880 10 1l-Application of churches FOR
admission % the Association.
II 10 12-Forcign Missions.
I2-Fnai adjournment
Quite q number OF members Of the As
ISOLATION accepted an Invitation from
Professor Boatwrcht and Dr. Ryland 70
visit Richmond College after the 5.A
o'clock recess.
In tho evening general educational work
was discussed.
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SILVER A SIDE ISSUE.
Colonel Baughman says There Ar
More 1Iotueuf0us Question at stake.

NOlOhcl bAu9Anldl TdNN n'I' hi1
More MomcntousQ Questions az stake.
CHICAGO July l,-Coiouel Victor
Baushman. OF Frederick. SD. WA, the
FIRST Of the Eastern politicians 20 arrive
in Chicago to-day Cor The meeting of ice
Nauona. Democratic Committee. Coioue.
Baushman if the political representative
of Senator Arthur =. German. and holds
his proxy as d National Committeeman.
Tn AN interview tonight colonel B1uSh-
man said.
AS 20 Senator Gomln's views on sill
yer and his attitude towards the iast
Democratic platform. ] would Say the
Senator is a man who never nesUates 10
express his own views ON AL great pOiit-
icI subjects, and while he may take is-
sue with his friends In the last campaign,
and thought it unwise TO force such issues
on the party. he was at least loyal 10 the
nominee Of the party and carried out the
teachings OF Democracy by rendering his
aid and support 20 the ticket.
Frankly. / VIII say that 1 do not think
silver Is the most important question, that
great question was submitted for arbi-
iration before the American people. and
was decided adversely. At this time l
am unable 10 see the necessity Of again
demandin- that 10 should be the leading
issue. There are more m0mentous Ques-
tons 20 consider; questions OF govern
ment policy IN which the people are deep
" Interested IN al this time"
When asked whether Senator German
was candidate for the Presidency. he
said that was too FAR away for present
consideration. but mat It could never be
told what might develop in year.
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ALGER SCORED.
london Times Says the War Office is a
Political Machine.

LODON. July 1S-The Times. in its
leading editorial article to-day. says: Al
ger has run the War once as a political
machine Military posts have been be
slowed upon political friends without re-
gard 90 fitness or the interest Of the
country ID shouesty and corruption have
been rampant wherever there was public
money to poe handled. American soldiers
were killed by thousands on American
soil by such agencies as embalmed beef
and scandalOus neglect of elementary
sanitation As the head is so we expect
the subordlnates TO be. They were chos-
en- without regard TO fitness. but with
every regard To political service Natu-
rally they act as the politicians they are.
rather than as soldiers and administra-
tors which they are not.
The new imperial policy Of the United
States IS thus dlscredited by association
with system Of more than common
sorrupuon. Mckinley. for some reason or
other. IS incapable Of Riding himself of
the incubus OF HIS Secretary who evil
IDENTIFY regarding himself as having me
President in his pocket. serenely deiie-
the public indignation that has been
aroused by his mismanacement.
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Aiamiiy Drowned.

OMAHA. NEB., July 1S.-A special TO
the Bee from Tekamah, Neb.. says.
Word has been received to-day 81 tho
drowning I'm Northwestern Iowa near To
Minnesota line Monday night ~ a. ~.
Blades. his wife and eight children. whi5
en- route 20 Minnesota In an Immigrant
wagon. The family was encamped Tor
the night on a creek. when a CiOud-bufst
raised the creek twelve or fifteen fret
and the family. team and wagon W. o
SWEPT away. No trace Of them has been
been found. save parts Of the wagon,
which were found I'm trees some distance
down the creek. Mr. Blades had resided
IN this county for twenty years.
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RENNES. July 1S-Work was begun
this morning ON the construction Of a
passage from the cell OF Captain Dreytus
u the han In which the court martial
before which he IS 20 he tried viii ST.
This will enable the prisoner TO escape
the annoyance Of observation ny the
curious.
PARIS. July 1S.-The Rennes CORE
snordcnf of tie Journal Des Debats says
the Drevfus oourt-marral viii not begin
its sittings until August 10th.
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Much Rain in Manila.

WASHINGTON. d. c., July lS.-The
following cablegram has been received
from General Otis
Manila. July Is. 1929.
Northumberland. Washington;
Continued heavy rain. cyclonic storms
imoede business in harbor. Coloiodos
sailed on transport Warren yesterday,
Privates Horne and Wilder. G Company.
left in sick condition. I'm addition l30 dis
charged men of various organizations
took passage. Californians OF sherman
arrived from Negros; vessel must he
coaled. await subsistence of typhoon now
prevailing ..-..,..,
(Signcd ~ -
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A SERIOUS WRECK.
Three Killed in Head on Collision
ont ia Onin.

Three Killed i'm Head on Collision
out ia Ohio.
PORTSMOUTH. o.. July M-Thrss
tranmen were killed and three wers
seriously injured to-day in "a head-ead
collision on The Norfolk and Wesung rail-
WY az HavcrhAl.
The dead:
Freight Engineer George sloan. OF Coal
Grove.
George Egbert OF Portsmouth. fireman
Of passenger train.
Flaeman Pernnser, OF Kenova.
Injured.
Thomas Gimhrey Columbus; passenser
Engineer Legaut. arm broken. - Iip-
ton. freight fireman. head cut, unknown
colored tramp. hurt internally.
The wrecked trains were passenger 40.
and through freight. They met loo a
sharp curve near here. A dense fog obs
scured the track so thai those on the enc
g.ne- had goo chance % jump.
The engines. twenty fre.ght cars, bag.
gage and express cars were reduced 90 3
pile OF wrecNage Noue of the passen.
gers were injured.
Another Wreck.
SGT. LOUIS MO. July ls-The south
bound flyer on the Illinois Central rai'-
road which left here a. Q o'clock this
morning was wrecked at Lenberg, H.
thirty-thrcc miles from here. to-day. re-
sultne iu the death of Fireman Thomas
Jones and the injury to four passengers
one off whom was fatally hurt A. }.
E'7oin. of ST. Louis. who is not expected
to Ire. was badly bruised and Internally
hurt
Nobody knows what caused the acoi-
DON'T The engine lef, the track. turning
completely orer and derail.ng all the
cars in tho tra.n
Engineer David McConghio who stuck
90 h.s machine. came one of the wreck
unhIrt
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Recinrncity Trcaty signcd.

WASHINGTON. July lS.-Spccial pleni-
potenfiary Kasson. for the United States
and Secretary in Charge Tower. for
Great Britain. TODAY signed az The State
Department the reciprocity treaty made
,,nSer Tho terms o. cacfior I no fhe Ding
lev tariT act with British Guiana.
Tha treaties Covcru.nr jamaica md
'..~rnuda wont over. hnt the formal
o,~-ritlon &c expected 10 take place within
a lay or two
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-19

LONDON July 10-Accord.ng 10 the
DAILY Malls Rome correspondent, ahsO-
Into confirmation has been obtained that
ex-King Milan. OF Servia. himself planned
the sham attempt upon his life recently
made Tor political purposes.
T,he corregpoudeiit also SAYS that the
Austrian Government has decided 20 in-
wife MILAN 20 voluntarily exile himself
from Servia in order TO prevent further
trOubles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-19
yoIIsraad Adopts Franchise

PRETORIA. July 1S-The Volksraad,
4, secret session to-day adopted the
seven year franchise proposition.
LONDON July i9-Thc Times this
morning soysi
1.-The government attaches the highest
Importance 10 the voiksrsad's seven year
proposal which is regarded as practically
,Suharg the crisis
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MANILA. July $3.50 p. M.-The ma.
,ives OF the provinces OF Albany. South
Camarines and North Camarines are en-,
deavorlng to throw on the domination OF
the Tagals. IL is reported that there has
been fighting between the people Of m,
afayincea named and small bands OK
fssnfs W., We're GuHr'rffd npon ihem,
running the loca governments. and that
the people IN question are willing 20 do
clare allegiance 20 the United states
when troops ara sent 70 protecs thernA :,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-19

LANCASTER. PA. July b hatchel 5
wndness lost to-day lot he"ol"b' luz
iocsIs bad trouble CONNECTING but no
- ,tberal viz basca on balls. Read
80 collld not touch Wilhelm except in
~ seventh. when they punched hFe
mis-. Tho fielding of Reading was sharp
and snappy. ChNds and Lawrence play
ed brilliantly. Score;
NtASI'IR
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on bases Wrkesbarrc .: Newark. 6.
Double plays-CoughNn 80 Burns "a
G0ockol Struck out-By Jmeson. 81.
bv Mcpartln. O. First base ou balls
or Jmos0n. 4. or McPartlin 3. Hit by
pitchcr-Iimeson. .. Sacrifice hits
cocclleI. Gonding Jmeson. Burns.
orwell. Shelter. stolen bases-Goeckei
Ump,rc-Betts Time hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-19
AtJrNTOWN. PA. july lS.-AllentowI

ALLENTOWN. PA. July 1S-Allentow"in
and richmond split even on nouDio
header to-day. The Souinerhers sp,e'''s
ran away with the hrst game anu
- VAS to their liking and they
tatned rims at Will The AlentOWns
eo.,,ld NOT mt connectodly. IN the second
cue Manager Sharsigs men Duncnea
men hits on Pitcher Bishop and the
p,rnmond men punched their errors.
The score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-19
Corcoran Assaulted McGraw aud Only
the Prompt Action of the Police
Prevented a Riot - Both
Players Were Fined.
Standing oftlIc Clubs.


Washington. 4-ll. Cleveland, ST.
St Louis, g, Boston 3.
PttsDurg. s. Brooklyn. 2
Chicago. Z. New York. o.
Louisville. 5, Philadelphia, 4
Cincinnati. Z. Baltimore 8.
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Richmond at Allentown.
Newark at Wikcsharre
Reading at Lancaster.
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Ire in Onellec.

QUEBEC QUE july Is Fire which
broke on, IN lha st. Rsches suburbs OF
Nr~hec destroyed s.x.y-nve houses en-
falling a property loss OF $4,000. over
one hundred families are rendered home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-19
ITO Err is Human

Bat 10 err an the time is criminal or
idiofic. Don't continue fhe mistake Of
neoecfiro your bood. Wien impurities
manifest Themselves in eupiiors or 9Dhen
diso,oe,ed conditions Of stomach, kidneys,
liver or bogUeiS appear, take HoodS Sat-
sapa,ila. II qoH make pu,e, Ice Blood,
ard rat YOU n GOOD health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-19

NEW YORK. July 1S-The P.ttsbures
made show Of the leaders to-day. bat
ting and running bases al viii. Tine
Brooklyus were kept busy I'm the HELD
and made u record in total assists Tor
game having no less than tWent4-hVe.
Their errors we're numerous. Chesoro
pitched @ fast game, and received excel
lent support Attendance, +o"
score. r.. II. i.
rrooIllyn.. .... ...OOO2OOOOO-2 3 z
Pittsburr ..... ......0O122 10 .
Bateries-McJames and Mcclure; Ches-
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50. Louis. Q. Boston. 3.

BOSTON July 1S.-st. Louis had little
difficulty I'm winning to-day. through the
poor support The home team gave ki'ien-
The visitors played "a fast game from the
start and batted Kilen al opoortune
times Attendance 5000.
score. r. IT. +.
Boston COO. ........2OOOOOO10-3 8 3
ST. Louis........ ...f883R0302-9 IL Q
Ratteries-KHlen and Clarke: Powell and
Criger Umpires-Emslie and Mcdonald.
Time, las.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-19
BMES' PITCHING TO THEIR LIKING
The Richmomdcrs Made Runs 20 Shit
Their Pleasure. but in Last Game,
While Attention Bunchcd Hits,
Richmond BunChcd Errors.
Standing of the Gibbs.
Games Yesterday,

Allentown. Is: Richmond. IL
Wilkesbarrc. u: Newark. :.
Lancaster Q; Reading. 3.
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Louisville. 3: PhiIndcInhla. /.

PHILADELPHIA. July lS-The Phil
lies winning streak was broken to-day
by Louisville. who defeated the Quakers
without much effort Tho homo team
could 30 nothing with the visitors pitch
ing. while the Colonies touched up Fraser
when hits meant runs. Attendance. $780,
score. r. H. +.
Philadelphia. .....l o 90 OO-4 %
Louisville. o.. ......2 2 70 % Fl 2 % Is ll &"
i<atteries-Frasor and Mcfarland. Gun
niughlm Wood and thinner lmpires-
Nlauassau and smith Time, 2.39.
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wnkcsbarr.. ~. Newa,s q,

Tk'-FIIfTF : 7 2, NF'NHT7
WHY BsBARRB f~'Y le-tireson
-.os TOO frrrH 9. Tere. e o. 'ay tho
- 'o-- rr-'f-s fr'r 'tsr, hff ~ III
deliver, On Csc otter hasd McPar. n
was an easy mark Ger shs Esxoas. he
vsisg - 0Acsa 6omEst4x IN NJ shstch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-19
Iiesnlts al Ilriehton Bench

NEW YORK, July B.-Tlrst race-hve
iurIougs-W aring q TO 81 first, Prestidigi-
tator l5 90 and 70 y second, Malchim
~ 90 ID third. Time. 1901 4-5.
Second race-Oue mie-Audronicus q
20 3D. nrst. Klondl&e az 10 L and to j.
second. kloudlke queen Go TO ID third.
lime. 1912 80.
Inrd race-One miie--lmp (even) nrst.
Charentus q % and TO lW second,
CamDrian % 10 Sd third. Tame 1.il 3-5.
Fourth race-the PecOnlc. one and one
eighth miies-Etheioert q 10 lO FIRST.
Marimas a. 10 g and ouo second, Eier-
dale 600 to ID third. Time. 1850
Fifth race-hye furl0ngs-f randoO 81 20
- first. Gonfalon @ 10 1 and 10 81 sec
Ond. sakhrat 90 10 y third. Time. 1:DZ.
Sixth race-seven furlongs-rheory q
10 u nrst, Dan Rice % 10 1 and 20 ID
second, Thugs % 10 p third. Tine, I:28
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-19
NNhcrcThcy Play To-Day.

ST. Louis AZ Boston.
Pittshurg 40 Brooklyn
Chicago at New York.
Louisville at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati 40 Baltimore.
Cleveland al Washington
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Games To Morrow.

richmond at wilkebarrc.
Lancaster at Reading
Newark az Allentown.
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from Mrs. Sumter
to W,s. Rinhham.
LLIITFk u nRs. PINEnAN No. 81

LITTER TO MAS. PfNEHAM NO. 76.z44l
zone year ago last June three doc
tors gave me up to die, and as had at
different times used your Vegetable
Compound with good results, l had too
much faith in it to die until had tried
1t again. was apparently an invalid,
was confined 90 my bed for ten weeks.
q believe my trouble was liberation of
womb.
After taking four bottles OF the
Compound and using some of the Liver
Pills and Sanative Wash, at the end OF
two months l had greatly improved
and weighed 155 pounds. when ! never
before weighed over 1873. Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Is the
best medicine ever used, and recon-
mend tito all my friends. "-NRs. ANNA
EVA GUNTKR, HIGGSsyILLE, No.
Mrs. Barnhart Enjoys Life Once More.
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAN-I had been
sick ever since my marriage, seven
years ago; have given birth TO four
children, and had two miscarriages !
had falling Of womb, leucorrhpa, pains
in back and legs; dyspepsia and
nervous trembling of the stomach.
Now / have none OF these troubles and
can enjoy ny lie. Your medicine has
worked wonders for me. "-MRs. 5.
BARNHART. NEW CASTLE, PA.
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Washington. iii: Cleveland. 81.

WAsUINGTON. July 1S-WashIngion
ana Cleveland split even to-day ln the
first game the Senators gained lead.
but the Wanderers won out by batting
rally i'm the seventh The second game
went To Washington mainly because OF
Cloveland's errors. Attendance, $500
Score-drst game: H. H. T..
Wellington. INFO g .
cleveland. -. ......0o0o01f01-5 II ?
Battcrics-Dneen and Kutridge. knep-
per and SchreckengOst Time, 80.
Score-sec0nd game: H. H. p.
yvaebirpton.. ..23OOO5OO1-u 3 4
cleveland. ..OO0O00102-4 10 4
Battcries-Merccr and Duncan. Bates.
McAWster and Schreckengost. Impires-
CARNEY and Latham. Time, 1850.
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BALTIMORE. July 1S-Corcoran as
sauNed McGraw az The beginning Of the
ninth inning to-day and freeforaI
fight ousued. Bleacher spectators crowd
ed upon tho field and a riot would have
resulted bat for prompt action Of tho po-
Zee. Both players were fined and re-
tired from the game. Mother Hill nor
Bieltenstein were very effective and both
were rather wild. Attendance, lfl4
>oore, r. r. r.
baltimore. .......21O01O0O1-5 10 Q
CINCINNATI ..1OO1OO3O2- 10 4
Batteries-HM and Robinson; Breiten-
stein and Wood. Umpires-Lynch and
connolly Time. 2.05.
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bro and Boworman. Umpires- Swartwood
and Hunt NNrra l.fl
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NEW YORK, July 1&-lhe Chlcasos
opened here to-day with victory. ii
was not am easy win though, as the
locals found Gumth's curves in the last
few innings and made bold bid Tor
victory. Attendance, 1000.
Score. r. II. 7.
New York;. .2OOOO22Oo-6 Y
Chicago ..... .....I0401OoO1-7 L
Batteries eekln and Warner. Grif-
fth and Douahue Umpires-O Day and
McGarr Time pos.
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inning when the locals batted in seven