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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

BINGHAMPTON. June 25-Five prac-
teal j0kers at NeWbury. Pa. Kidnapped
a bride and caused her parents and tho
bridegroom nieht of anxiety. The we'd
ding of Harry E Snyder and Miss Daisy
Ward took place ON the evening of June
o. Five of the wedding guests who We're
friends alike of the bride and groom
thought to have some fun with the couple
and. enticine some of their girlish assoc
ciates 90 join them. coaxod the bride out
upon the lawn just after the wedding
supper had been served.
OTHER cOnspirat0rs were waiting with
a cab before the bride could realize
what had happened She was whiried away
10 the house Of girl friend. That night
she remained with her friend. and the
next morning was allowed 90 return home.
The bridegroom and his other guests
organized searching parties for Mrs. Sny-
def and they kept up their work all
night Just ass they We're about to APP
peal 90 the police the bride reappcsred.
snyder at first was inclined TO- seek some
revenge upon hls joking friends, but de-
c.ded 90 Dec the mater drop. starting upon
his honeymoon few hours itte.-New
York World.
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and as desperately az they did. the nose nose
OF the Pennsylvania shell came o"' ~.
BY Inch until II crossed the line Tf0a 80,
haif length ahead OF the Badgers 80,
IL was n finish that set wild Win oo's"'
every lover OF good sport.
HOW THEY STOOD.
The Cornell boat was fully three ienS,ni s
20 the rear Of tho Wisconsin BOAT VIZ" s,,,r
Columbia rowed a stern chase dil ~, Iii
lengths behind cornell. fhe 9non.S.i,1, a
time was % minutes 30 secohua, 49,
the official time given from me 49,
boat was 20 minutes and secVhp9 'finl
Of tho crews We're in what coui1 us .os,
bad condition when they hnish'u' '''
cial summary.
Pennsylvania time 2o.oi: W.seorss,, ,... ~
20ds CornelHs 2O13. ColuinoiA - -''-''
Record for the course BID 49, .,.
The miles as made by the leadin3 0gm .'
which AZ every mile point except '", ''i
ish was Wisconsln's. were; fli.t h''''
a.Jt 10: second 10 -; third, j 20 a.,t.h
The positions NJ the boats AT tne '', III
were as follows Pennsylvania scan' ILL ILL
length ahead of Wisconsin; me i,d"eei
three lengths ahead OF Corneil. 'ne I'm
cans four lengths IN front Of ColumDia'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

GREENV1LLE. S. C., june 26.-Prioieau
Southern. OF Marietta. this county. told
joke on Trench cox this morning and Is
now dead Cox took exception 10 the
Joke. considering that it was TOO personal
t0 20 unresented although De and South
ern were the best Of friends.
no sooner had Prioleau and William
Goodwin begun laughing a. the Joke than
Cox whipped ont his pistol and fired at
southern's heart. Southern feu dead.
Cox tried 70 escape Goodwin grabbed
him. ana the two fought desperately for
a moment
Then Cox shot Goodwin, seriously
wounding him. and got away. A sherns
posse H. PURSUING Cox. All Of the men
are prominent. Goodwin Will recover
New York Herald.
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ON THE TURF
Ben Holiday Beaten at Shrcpshcad
RnN ~ Il SeNnnfX- 10 Ono Shot.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE event Of the
dav at Sheopshoad Bay was the defeat
NJ prn roladav an odd-on favorite i'm
tho fourth race m "a milo and a half bv
r<ri~bt of the Carter Am extreme OUT
IL nh, ms s+ an sorts ~ odds the
.ioei,, boi,, qo IN I although some cot
ss Good as 10 and 40 IN for their money
Al me fan Of the flag KNIGHT Of the Gar
ter made the mace and try as the others
,,,i,l,t tho,, Gould not rot near him and
he won biz three lengths. In the Surf
statqs missionary WAS favorlto. Stuart
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KIDNEY TROUBLE.
The Most Prevalent. Dangerous
and Deceptive Disease.



Pains and aches come from excess Of
uric acid IN the blood, due 10 neglected
kidney trouble. Kidney trouble causes
quick or unsteady heart beats, and makes
one feel as though they had heart trouble.
because the heart is over-woEklns 10
pump the thick kidney-poisoned blood
through the veins and arteries.
Soreness or uncomfortable feeling IN tho
back indicates kidney trouble OF no small
Importance.
The passing OF scanty or profuse guam
titles of urine is a warning Of kidney trou-
BILE n you want to feel wei you can
make no mistake by first doctoring your
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The famous new discovery, Or. Kilmer
swamp-Root, is the true specific for Kid
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Also a book telling all about Swamp-Root
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n Y. and mention that you read this
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Times.
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FATAL RACE COLLISION.
Three Dead Negroes Result Of Clash
Between White and Negro Miners.

between " httc anu N'-i' -''"N'''
BIRMINGHAM. ALA June H.
Three negroes are dead and one IS not
exnectad 10 live until morning as re-
suit of a riot between the ~nle an~
negro miners at the ore mines near CaA-
am In Jefferson county. 800,
The dead are. nd Ellis, jim DlH'
wounded: Rudolph Williams. George
Thomas. mortaIy wounded
The two races came 10 ciash III 'n'
life. afternoon in Glasgo" i-oho"'
where the negroes had conslesHltn IN
ed with Winchester rifles. W'l.o I"n'
passiny along the road was he.o-up'
and besides heinz abused. was roughly
handled. This news soon spreac ana
an armed body OF white miners no'0'
toward the Hollow.
IL Is supposed that they went afound
bv a circuitous route IN the mountains
and came uDon the negroes uneXoec ed-
M. Ellis tine rIng-ieadar, armed Win
rife and Colts revolver, fell az the hr5I
voUev. A rifle buue, dii The Work.
There was another yoney and four or
the other neer0es FELL jim l-ih aHi
Adam samuo.s Gied Doe lew DO npiei
while being removed 90 "a negro f0u9o-
George Thomas was shot tl.otsl mo
abdomen with "A Winchester bullet. he
BIS nor expected to recover kAd1.pa
Williams VIII live.
The trouble started yesterday, whan
10 was thought tlet johu sncpard. WAC
ON las. "Wednesday afternoon as7znift
Mrs. Monroc Jones. near Corona, was
I'm that community. Ihe reErces armed
themselves 90 prevent his capture. Both
sides were aroused and only the timely
arrival Of a sherin posse prevented an
outbreak.
This morning the negro miners he'd
mass-mpoting aud resolved t0 go TO
work. They AN belonged 90 secret
order known as fae Ism ghfs NJ Africa,
on the "Alyste-ilus Ier." They keep
rifles and ammunition on hand no ail
times
Later they gathered IN Glasgow foi-
low. alth0ueh with what intention Us nor
known influential citizens say nat tine
rfnc-loaders are now ONT OF the way and
they hope Oh manaee the other negroes.
EMS. the head of the band. md holding
The CHIEF office in the secret ordet made
"a speech to tho negroes jus. .uei9re AIS
death. teling thcm NOT to believe what
the white officers had told them.
Shortly after fne riot sltru % brien
icft here with "a hundred armed men, he
now has the situation in hand for tho
time being altholeh late reports say
the situation .s extremely critical and
that tho negroes arc tHlk'ug 9t avenSns
The death of their leaders
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SENT THEM HOME.
Two Americans Not Allowed 20 "orA
a Gold Mine in Honduras. -s

TWO Americans Not Aii"N''
Gold Mine in Honduras.
NEW ORLEANS. June N-B. Is.
Pears. the brother of Frank Pears, Nno
was killed by sentry IN San PeaIo.
Spanlsh Honduras. on January 81 anu
whose killing was made the snnJee1 OK
official inquiry by the United STATES
reached New Orleans last night.
Mr. Pears alleges United states MIN
lister Hunter has done nothing ia tue
matter.
Pears will again press the case az
Washington. Pears was refused per-
mission by the Honduras authorities 10
sisinier the body of his brother.
rohn r Richards and w. IT. Har-
5 ~ en- c, ,,g" bayIog neen Erected from
,,',,to+nsf, b,, tbo o,yornnent OF that
,o,,rtrv -rha mon claim trey discover
"a 20 go1d miro ir fbe nrovince Of IA
cana where they washed out Si7 worth
~ goi8 I'm am hour.
rhev went Do Zqcqna 10 nave their
title recorded and were Immediately
v-arrod hv the authorities that they
must ieavo the country
r,efoad thov wont hacl- p their claim.
on June 18TH they anoee troops were
sent after them. Richards WAS arrest
cd. be SAYS and taken To- Zacapa where
De was thrown nro filthy prison
TIE notified Minister Hunter but two
DAVIS later. De alleges. DE was taken 70
the train All me end OF rope and car
ricd TO Port Barr.0s AT Port Barrios,
Richards says. Doe was imprisoned for
two days without food Then he was
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NEW YORK. Jure 27-The United
States transport Logan arrived to-day
from San Juan. p. b.. wi.h twerty-nins
cahn passengers 1B discharged ana fur
TOUCHED soldiers and go men and 90
horses Of light batteries IT and G.. Sew
enth Ar-liey and heavy battery -, Of
the F4th United states Artillery The
troops are under command OF Cap
tan NJ IT Macomb. on June i2th
John C0rbin. n cishonorah'y discharged
soldier OF Hacery c. fftth Artillery
Jumped overooari and was lost Il IS
said that his doubles had areyed u9on
him until he became ce-centsd re had
said many times that he would kill HIM
self
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10 strike in Rrnssels.

BRUSSELS, June 1.-THE Committee OF
the Federation Of Labor Party held
meeting IN this city tonight and decided
upon a general strike OF brussels work.
men as protest against ne govern
ments electoral bill.
The strike win begin on July 5th. the
day when the debate on the measure
opens In the Chamber of Deputies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

LONDON. June 1.-THE jury In the suit
for divorce. begun June 10Th, brought by
Mrs. Pole against her husband. Chardps
pole naming the wife OF Rupert Cecil
craven. brother OF the Earl OF craven.
as co-respondent found the charges OF
cruelty proven. but disagreed regarding
the charges Of adultery
A judicial separation was offered the
,,l,,rtif, but decision IN the matter was
adjourned.
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NO FRAUD.
Jockey Maher Fined for Wilfully
SnoiIipe. Starts and Cruelty.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE stewards Of
the C0ney Island Jockey club have for
warded the following report:
"Iu the matter of Jockey Daniel Ma
hers conduct while riding the horse. Ban
astar. in the Suburban Handicap on June
H. 1899. we. the stewards OF the Coney
Island Jockey Club meeting. would report
that we fined Maher SOD for abusing the
horse. and suspended him for ten racing
DAYS for wifully spelling starts
"In the matter OF intent 10 fraud on the
part OF Maher after investigation, we
would report that we We're unable 20 dis
cover any such intent
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Nn,r Chllenn Ministry.

SANTIAGO DE CHILL. June IA lib-
81 ministry has been formed IN success
SION 70 the Conservative Cabinet which re-
slgned Iune "a. The new cabinet is con-
stituted as follows
Premier and Minister OF the Interior,
Nilnls,ee Of Foreign Ahalrs-Federico
Borne.
Minister OF Finance. Fererico Sara.
Minister OF War. j. Figuersa.
Minister Of Industry and Commerce. Rio
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

hava failed 10 cure you and You begin
10 despair Of ever get,'rg vel Or t1at
blood trouble. take DIT Dawes Iodo-Fes-
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rheumatism r. seems % w9ik wonders.
IL cures oi3 sores. scr0fula and all blooa
and skin diseases Remember me k-a'
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
KENTUCKY FEUD RE0PENS,
one OF Tom Bakers Attorneys Shoots
and Kills the sheriff.

one OF Tom I1AA az 3 ~ t'A 900 - '''"'''
and Kills the sheriff.
LOUISVILLE. KY, June IA special
90 the Times from London kyo says;
A report from apparently reliable
sources Is that hostiu.ies have been re-
Moved in the Bakcr-i0~ard feAo.
A. B. Hampton. one of Tom Baker s
attorneys while drinking. it Is said. be-
came involved I'm a quarrel with some OF
the White sympa,hizers, when sneflI
Beverly H. White attempted TO affes-
him.
HAMPTON drew a foriy-Ave cal'ore
COTS pistol and fred three shois i"'
m which took effect in whites head.
killing him instantly.
lie IS being followed. according 10 me
report 10y a number Of Whites VINO swear
VENGEANCE against him.
Excitement is higher now ina" ever
and more trouble is fcl-ed.
Hampton belongs % the Phnpot iaihis'
one OF the strongest I'm the mountains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

READING, PA. June 1.-THE locals
again defeated the Paterson club in a
Eam0 exhibition of ball playing by a
score Of two TO nothing. Both pitchers
We're very effective. Reading winning
out Ga the seventh by opportune hitting.
The work of Moss and Childs were fea-
lures Both sides pat zap a sti0 game.
Score:
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AN EXPENSIVE DELAY.
Failure to Adjust Tin-Plate Scale VIII
Cost .orkmen Millions.


Cost .orkmen 0lil'ions.
prTTsBURG. PA, June E-secretary
rohn Williams. OF the Ama.gamated As
ISOLATION. has notified al lodges OF me
fengre to agree on the tin-Diate WAGE
scale. The lodges are asked 90 nee, ana
AGAIN consider the scale Mr.. Wi.i.ins
does not expect 10 receive replies rom
che various lodges before next week Spe'
c,al meetings will have 20 be held IN
order 10 decide u?on what action shall
he taken. It will be AT least two weeks
before another conference can be -r
ranged. The delay in arranging the tn
niats scale will result in serious loss 10
the workers.
low estimate rs TO the loss in wages,
~ settlement Is reached within two
weeks Is over slOoOOoo, fully throe-hiths
of which would be paid workers in West
ern Pennsylvania, If the plants continued
I'm operation.
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NEWARK. n. j.. June N.-Newark
played great BAN against Lancaster to-
DAY and won with ease. Faulkner, an
amateur was tried in THO box. and did
well keeping the hits scattered, and re-
coiving gft edge support
Wise and Meancy were released to-day.
Wise's release IS due go an injury sus-
tanned a month ago. Score.
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ALLENTOWN. PA. June 27.-Allentown
and Scranton broke even to-day. The
first game was pitchers battle until the
eighth inning. when the visitors made hve
hits ana won the game. The second con-
test was either sides game until the ninth
inning when a base on balls McAlahon's
fumbled grounder and Hodsons Wild
throw scored r. Delehanty and Smith
The score;
First Game
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AMERICAN GIRL IN GOLD.


~ 'f- aApN-lf 500.
DENVER. COL. June 2j.-The coo
RADIO Paris Exposition Commission to-day
made a contract with F.. d. Hsbse reD-
re.entauvo of one of the largest statue
casting firms of the country for solid
gold statue for exhibition 40 the Paris
Exposition.
The design represents am up-to-date
girl. the figure OF ufe s.ze being east Ia
solid gold. eighteen karats h.f t.s 0ast
WITH lts base being six feet foJr inches
n height lt IS estimated ta4t i0n
dollars worth of gold vl. he utei.
Tho pedestal is 20 DE OF copper and
nure silver. standing i've feet eignr
inches high, three feet square no ne
top and six feet four inches at the tase.
AIT thc metals of whi-h The statue and
lts base arc % De constructed VII be
the production of Colorado Mines
Philadelphia Press.
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PENSACOLA. Fla. June r.-'fne
schooner Doanl Crrstira. wrich arrived
to-day from Beige. hrfaent Csytaia
Petersen ara three sailors from tho
schooner Rein sanserd. wrecked or
the coast Of Yucafan. eigh.Y rnies north
OF Belize The Eolin Sanford las gone
10 pieces.
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aid. asking him whether he would fight
Tom Ryan before the Colorado Athletic
Club:
."Denver. June q. 1899.
"To The Herald Syracuse. y. y:
"Wm meet Ryan July 18th, los pounds
az ringsidc of Colorado Athletic Associa-
ton ten or twenty rounds, winner take
ADJ. Have deposited $1,000 with the Colo
RADIO club 10 support this Ryan must
do the same as DE shall not get any
free advertising without paying for H.
(s'enedD "KID MCCOY"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

pi1"rsBURC PA. June 2l--pessomer
pig iron Is quoted to-day AT so a ton in
the MahoninE Valley and in Pittsburg
the price is s2o.75. This is an advance OF
100 per cent IN six months and s. a ton
higher than last week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

NEW YORK. June rs Nicholson
Kane. chairman of the Regatta Commit
tee of the New York Yacht Club. an-
nounced to-day that the date OF the Coz
Observation-Disclosures race would be July 9Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
TANNEHILL WON
FOR PITTSBURG
Scored the Winning Run in the Game
With the Champions.
CLEyELAND'S HITS SCATTERED
She Made Enough TO Win the Game II
She Had Bunchcd Thcm-St.
louis Won from the Qua
kers by Hard Hitting
Yesterdays Scores.

st. Louis. G. Philadelphia. T. CFirst game;
second game postponed rain)
Pittsburg 4, Boston. 3. (ten innings)
New York. o, Cleveland, l.
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The Lancaster Baseball Club. which
has feen doing such good work the entire
season. has been reoreaa.zed ana DO VIII
Immediately bee placed ON a solid financial
bosis. The club will remain horc the
entire season as that can positively be
stated some ~ the old directors and
hackers of former years have Interested
themselves iu the clubs affairs, and as
,,o, have ,ut their shoulder 10 the wheel
the thing Will Doe go. The team now
As "a stronger one. but should any weak
uoint develop steps win Immediately be
taken 20 strengthen where the weakness
exists. 10 IS the intention OF President
spurrier and his associates to give new
Ne 10 the game here II such a thing Is
possible and 30 Is TO Doe hoped the public
win turn out and lend their efforts 70 the
gentlemen who are endcavorlng TO give
Iancasirians as good base ball as can
be seen anywhere. Paironi2e the game
ana help the cause along.-Lancaster
News.
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Brooklyn at Plttsburg.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Louisville.
Baltimore at St. Louis
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wont Advertise Hyar.

DENVER. COLO. June 27.-"Kid' Nc
Coy to-day sent the following reply to a
from the Syracuse, On. - Her
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Games To Day.

Richmond az Wnkesharre.
Scranton az Allentown
Lancaster at Newark
Paterson az Reading.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28

WILKESBARRE. PA. June 27.-Wilkes-
barre and Richmond played a close and
exciting ten inning game to-day. The
Barons secured only four hits of Dono-
van. but The latter was wild. sending nine
men 20 bases on balls. Tho fielding on
both sides was sharp. ODwcl. seybolo
and Wugley carried of the honors The
locals won out in the tenth inning on
Coughln's single. GoockeIs sacrifice and
.ODwclrs drive to left field. Score:
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CA91' % ~ L A.
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HOW The Clnhs Sfnnd.


PITTsBURG. PA, June Pin the ninth
inning when two were out Ely tied the
score with q home run and in the tenth
Taunehm tailed on the throw-in of Nc
Car,hys long fly to center Attendance
15Oo
Score: r. Ut. +.
Plusburg ...... OOOO0O2Ol1- $ 4
Boston .......... OOO0 2OO0-3 IL .
Batteries Tannehnl and schriver. Willis
and Clarke. Umpires-ODay and McGarr.
Time. 200.
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Big sam Gutenberg who played FIRST
base for Richmond lasi season and IS
hard hitter. has been signed by Allen
town. lie is now In this clty.-Allentown
ff.H
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Thornton. I.eidy 90. Ward. Home run
KIopf. stolen bases-Thorntou, Schef-
FER. Donovan. Minor. Left on bases
newark. g; Lancaster. 3. Struck out
fiafdesty. McCrRw. Faulkner, Butter
,nore. Icy schaub. Douole-plsys--
schub. lyente. and Iarocque: Wente
ana Ward: Klopf. Elr1esty and Thorn
Ton. Faulkner Tiardesty and Thornton.
, rirst base on halll--Of Faulkner, ]; on
1flner. 3. Hit W pitched bail-schefhsr,
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Scranton. 81: Allentown O &.

Donovan, McGraw. wild pitch-Faulk-
nor. Umpire-O Donneu Time-l.5o.
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Iutdl5 .sss.-.... .-..-....
RICHMOND

totals ........ ........s.- ii ~ IL
'Onc out when Winnins run was scored
Score by inninss. r.
Wilkesbarro ...... ..... . o O o o 10 ] o ! Is
Richmond ...... ........ p o % 30 O o 90 p Ga
summary: Double plays-Hcss 20 Wris-
ley: Wrigiey 10 Doian 20 Calhoun: Burns
10 Coughlin; Clymcr 10 G0cckel First
base on orro-s-Richmond. ) Wikcsbarre.
1. First base on boils-On Goodwin o. off
Donovan. g. Struck out-By Goodwin. Q.
by Donovan. O. Sacrifice hits-Coughliu,
Doian, Clymer. Gceckol. Dundon. stolen
bases-Coughlin. shannon, Smith, Dono-
van. Left on -Wlkcsharrc. S, Rich
mond. Z. Umpire--Betts. Time Of game
205.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28


Richmond at Scranton.
Reading az Wilkcsharre.
Allentown at LanastCr.
Newark az Paterson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-28
BAR0NS DEFEAT The CHERUBS
Donovan was Wild aud Sent Many 70
Bases on Balls-Thc Contest De
cided ia the Ninth Inning.
Good Fielding.
Standing ofthc Clubs.

Games Yesterday.
Wukosbarre. 8. Richmond, 4.
Allentown. o-s. Scranton. 81
Newark. s. Lancaster. 4.
Reading. =. Paterson. o.