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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
WANTED, 2 PARENTS.
MISS PAULINE RUSSELL CANNOT
LAY CLAIM TO EITHER.
She WILL NOT DISCUSS The NATTER
Reached the AImshouse Soon After
Coming to Earth, But Would Not
Tell Where She Came From-she
Was Royalty Received.

Miss Pauline Russell IL now a distin-
guished visitor at the almshouse.
Her arrival created a great furry. and
every courtesy which could be shown her
was extended by Superintendent Davis
and Mrs. Davis. and attaches and In
mates.
Miss Pauline reached the almshouse
about 1i:30 o'clock last night. she reach
ed the earth only a few hours before.
For Miss Pauline IS q baby--a little bit
of crying, blinking piece of humanity
Just faint promise Of a woman, and all
the word implies.
HEARD A BABY CRYING.
Between II and u O'Clock last night the
men who have charge of the hall at the
almshouse heard sound, which they re-
cognized Enthusiastically as the wailing OF
a baby. 1t was weak and wavering. but
weeping they knew it to be, and the
weeping Of a baby. too.
They began trying to locate the spot
from which the sound came and after
few minutes found just inside the front
gate a medium-slzed basket. From this
fdHlt iUE NdtiilE rONlls UfN AiNh NaaN
basket into the hall. and quickly the OIL
cials gathered round. superintendent
Davis was soon on hand. and Mrs. Davis
and the matron were not lar behind him.
The doctors were with them.
When the basket was examined n mite
Of a baby was found within it. They
knew II was there before, though they
had but heard 1t without seeing it,
DRESSED IN FINE CLOTHING.
The baby was finely dressed. Its cloth
ing was Of costly material, and daintily
made. In the bottom Of the basket were
several other gowns. pieces of under
wear. probably enough to last until Miss
Baby outgrows them.
But most interesting OF all was a card.
enclosed in an envelope, pinned on Baby's
breast On the card was written, In beau
tiful feminine characters:
"ATY NAME IS PAULINE RUSSELL"
This piece Of Information was Of ex-
IRENE interest, but not very satisfying.
Who is Pauline Russell? Where did she
come from? Who is her mother? Who is
her father?
But while these questions were being
asked. or thought, by the wondering dis
coverers and hosts Of the baby, the baby
herself was exercising her lungs in
lusty way. either TO show that she was
sound ana strong. or to divert attention
! from her antecedents and direct IL 10
her present needs. SO Mrs. Davis and the
matron took the little mite and attended
TO her IN motherly fashion. soon she was
sleeping as sweetly as though specua-
ton as to the names Of her mother and
! father would not all her life afford en-
( ployment and entertainment to the men
| and women who will know her history
! from the time she was found at the aims
house gate on a summer night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
THE TRAssvAAL's REPLY.
Proposition OF Franchise ConcesAion
49, ApparesstIy Agreeable


PRETORIA. August 3l.-The Trans
vaars note 10 Great Britain. Offering
five-year franchise and other ccnces-
slons, was strongly worded. and explained
that the concessions were made with
sincere desire fully to settle all differ
ences, TO put an end to the strained roia-
tions, and to avert a disastrous War.
Therefore a prompt answer was request
ed.
The note OF Mr.. Conyngham Greene,
In reply, was conciliatOry, and tanta-
mount TO an acceptance Of the five-year
offer. Mr. Greene's note, in conclusion,
suggested q further conference at Cape
Town.
SECRET SESSION OF RAAD.
PRETORIA, August Sl.--President Kru-
ger to-oay announced TO the Volksraad
that he had received a telegram from
the Governor OF Mozambique, saying the
detained ammunition would be forwarded
Immediately
The entire correspondence between the
Imperial and Transvaal governments was
read In open session. and President fru-
ger asked the Raad 10 meet secretly TO-
night. for the purpose OF considering
reply.
L
TILLERH.
BLOEMFONTEIN. ORANGE FREE
STATE. August 3l--It is asserted by
local newspaper that orders have been
given for the immediate supply OF EQUIP
ment and cartridges to the Free STATE
Artillery.
BOER WOMEN FOR WAR.
JOHANNESBURG. August slime
Standard and Dlggers' News, or Jo-
hannesburg, describes the Boer women as
very warlike. They are forming clubs In
many districts, and petitionlng the
Transvaal Government against granting
| the franchise to the Outlanders on the
| basis OF a flye-years' residence.
AMMUNITION RELEASED.
LOURENZO MARQUES, DELAGoA
BAY. August Instructions have been
received from Lisbon to release the con-
| sgnments OF ammunition for the Trans
vaal. An additional large amount OF am
munition arrived here to-day on the
| steamer German.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
I.yToN,s CITY GOVERNMENTS.
Inhabitants of municipalities Civ
Entire Charge Of Affairs.

WASHINGTON. August 3l.-General
Iawton's course in extending municipal
government in the Philippines is explain
ed I'm detail in Manila newspapers when
have just been received at the War De-
partment. They state that tn snerai
has made a tour of many towns along
the lire Of his division, including Santa
Anna. Pandacan. and San Fellpo, and es-
tablshed in each a complete system OF
civil government. The inhabitants OF The
towns are TO have entire charge OF az
fairs. according to General Lawton's sys-
tern.
General Lawton explained to the In
babitants that the United States Govern
ment did not wish TO NEEDLE at all with
the local affairs Of the people, and they
were told To proceed with tax levies TO
start schools and public improvements
and n establish such civil Offices as they
saw fit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
THE CUBAN CENSUS.
Habana Press Comment on Mckin-
Iey's Proclamation.

HABANA, August Si.-President Nc
Kinley's census proclamation has been re-
ceived in various ways by the Habana
newspapers.
La Lucha publishes nothing. evidently
waiting to see what the others win say
first
La DISCUSSION has only cartoon repre-
senting the effects Of the proclamation
ON the different factions.
III Diario ia Marina considers that the
varying opinions are proof OF want of
clearness in the proclamation, and inti-
mates that this is more significant for
what il does not say than for what it
says.
La Patrla says: THE declaration Is the
most explicit that has been made by the
United States Government since the MEM
orabie resolution OF Congress"
III Nuevo Pats observes: we did not
doub, the sinceritv OF the United States
Government when the Americans de-
clared that Cuba ought 10 be free, though
AT the game time reserving their right TO
Judge when the Cubans were Mt TO govern
themselves.
1--WE hope. although We have our
doubts. that the result Of the census WILL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01

NORFOLK. VA, August H.-Two fac
lions of the congregation Of Cheyra Conn
ley Chesed Synagogue were arraigned IN
the Police Court, in Portsmouth, this
morning. S. and II. Goodman. 5. Hasting
and Louis Banks were charged with as
saulting Joe herman and several other
members, who were holding a business
meeting for the purpose Of calling rabbi,
and, incidentally, reading the Goodman
faction out Of the synagogue. In fight
which followed both factions were rough
" handed. The trouble arose, it Is said,
over an arbitrary ruling of 5. Goodman s
i'm the matter Of the selection Of rabbi.
The case was continued for further ex-
animation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
Ii is Made by star Pointer-Other
Harness Races.

HARTFORD. CONN. August a.-The
feature OF the day al Charter oak Park
vas star Pointers great mile, which was
in two minutes. without slip or break.
Dave McClary drove Pointer. and he was
aided by two running horses one going
70 the half and both coming down the
stretch on either side of the PAGER. The
time by quarters was go 100, $50 3D. 300
The results Of the other races were as
follows:
gl7-class trotting-purse H.5Oo-Letah >
WI. wilkes second. PILOT Evans thlIa'
Tine. 2l21-4. 2l3 2I1 Ia 2:l5 IA Z:l9 IL
tns4. Wilkes took the first and iour'h
heats and Evans Ee fifth. Mn.
gl1.lass paclng-purse $l5O-Biliy
Andres Won. Coney second, Toboggan
ttId. Time. 2Aet-2. 2:O7 Ia, 21O.
zlC-class trotnng-purse SOOo-huDDe'
won Precision second, Senator J." thiru'
Time, 21l l-2. 2121-e. 210.
free-for-all rYe--purse 2.OO-Ine AD-
bot won, John Nolan second. Eagle ran
nagan third. Time, 300 IA. POS 81, POI 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
MONTGOMERY ENCOURAGED.
business of Past Year satisfactory
Prospect of Better Things.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August a.-The
cotton receipts in Montgomery for the
year ending tonight were l7o,V'2 bales
the largest in the history Of Montgomery.
Business In all branches has been satls-
factory, and the merchants are hopeful
OF better results the coming year. Ihere
is an absolute certainty OF abundant FOOD
crops throughout the whole state. ana
there has been greater diversity In
farming than ever before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
American saiiors Blessed by Pope.
philadelphia Press)

i'H0f
ROME. August 2s.--The Rev. William
~ Reaney. Catholic chaplain on board
the cruiser Olympia, was received satur-
day I'm a special audience by the Pope,
Leaving Rome Immediately for Genoa,
whence he joins the Olympia at Nille-
Tranche before sailing for Gibraltar'
The Pope greeted Father Reaney most
cordially addressed numerous questions
10 him about the Spanish war. and APP
peared greatly moved IN referring 10
Cavite. - -. A.,
his Holiness expressed the hope that
the Efforts now being made Tor UNIVERSE.
peace would prevent the iepen'ioh VI
such fratrcidal struggles.
on learning that Eat ess0I Reaneg N w shs
United states navy, the Pope expressed
the wish that the number OF Catholic
chaplains might be Increased, ana SPOKE
in terms OF the highest praise about Car
dinal Gibbons 10 whose archdiocese
Father Reaney belongs. -
He finished by bestowing Dressing
on Father Raaney and all the Cathohc
sailors In the American navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
NOW MIIK FOLLOWS MEAT.
New York WLoieSnicrs Vote 10 IN
crease the Price.
C-auy York prese1

Following close upon the heels OF the
men who sell meat. the members of the
Executive Committee Of the Consolidated
MIX Exchange met yesterday ana de-
cided TO advance the price OF milk 10 the
retailers The advance is from SlI
can to 1871. The new price goes into ef-
feet tomorrow.
The meeting was the regular monthly
meeting Of the committee. and was feid
I'm the rooms Of the Mercantile Exchange.
G. II. Beets presided and William walker
acted as secretary.
About twenty members Of the commit
tee were present. and after long ara
warm debate the majority voted to raise
the price.
The allegation was that the members OF
the Exchange were not making suiilcient
profit out Of the milk they were handling
and that the retailer was making the
prodt. Whether or not the price TO me
consumer would be raised was not d.s-
cussed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
SOUTHERN TO RAISE WAGES.
VIII Restore the Ten Per Cent. Cut
Made In 90.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, August 81
The Southern railroad, during the dull
season Of 1896, made a cut Of 10 per cent.
in the wages of all employees on the sys-
TEN. Some months ago the wages OF
shopmen were restored, while the en-
gineers also secured a slight increase.
1t is learned that President Spencer
has decided to restore the 10 per cert.
cut, and that announcement to this effect
will be made about September 10th.
In Chattanooga and its immediate Wei
nifty AT least 500 men are affected.
Superintendent Charles A. WICKER
sham, OF the Alabama Great Southern
which Is operated by the Southern rail-
way, will probably be put in charge OF
the Atlanta Division Of the main line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
MExICANs ROUTED by yAaUis.
Torres Headquarters Cut on from
Oatside World.

HERMOSILLo. MEXICO. August GA
company OF volunteers went from here
this morning TO PLAYA, TO join Colonel
Pienados command and arrest the
Yaauis who had destroyed the telegraph
lines 10 Pciam.
The troops met band OF about eighty
Yaauis. and a short fight occurred, IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
DISMISSED ron HAZING.
.-o,,~osI.n Cadet Discharged from
the Military Academy

WASHINGTON, August Son the re-
communication of the superintendent OF
the Military Academy, the President has
directed the summary dismissal from the
service Of the United States of Cadet
Philip Smith, of the third class, Tor
harassing and annoying fourth-ciass
man"
fronn The Fifth District of Nebraska in
June. 1891.
In memorandum in regard 20 the case,
given out AT the War Department, II Is
stated chat II IS the intention of the Sec
retary of War 20 inflict the most sum
mary and exemplary punishment upon
an cadets OF the Military Academy de-
tected in hazing new cadets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01

ham Is to ! and TO u second. Petruchio
90 TO u third. Time. Is
Fourth race-the Reapers' Stakes, one
mile and three-sixteenths-Kinl Mack
III TO y won Martimas Is to 2 and TO lO
second, His Bordship Qt to 81 third. Time,
2:02 rs.
Fifth race-fve furlongs-Olea a to u
won, Lingerie e TO and ! to . second,
Linda s % TO u third Time, 1:02.
Sixth race--mile and a sixteenth-Rare
Perfume Is TO u won. Maxine Gomez
even and 2 to 81 second, Handcun q to u
third Time ] .lg 2-5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
LUMBER FOR RHODES's ROAD.
Five Hundred Million Feet of south
ern Yellow Pine.

KANSAS CITY. KAN, August a.-An
order for 5OO.OO0,OOO feet OF southern yellow
pine, che largest single order In the
history of the lumber trade. for use In
the construction Of Cecil Rhodes's pro-
posed Cape-to-Ceiro railroad in Africa,
is said TO have been contaminated. Ac-
cording TO the Star, twenty mills along
several Texas and Louisiana railroads
are under contract to fill the order. The
mill-owners are said to be under bond to
furnish the lumber within two years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
MORGAN NOW FOa BRYAN.
He Predicts McLean's Election In
Chic.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. August oil
United-States-SenatOr John T. Morgan,
who declared some time ago against
Ervan's denomination, and John W.
Tomlinson, Bryans lieutenant in this
State. spoke at Maplesyiile, Ala, to-day,
the former for and the latter against ex-
nansion. Morgan said in his speech TO-
dav mat Bryan was the only logical
nominee OF the Democratic party in 1900.
~, rredicts NcI.esns election in ohio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
American Bicycle Combine.

NEW YORK, August 3l-The American
Bicycle Company completed It's perma-
nent organization to-day by the election
OF Albert q. Spalding as president and
other officers and directors. For the pur-
chase OF the various plants. which include
the oldest and most prominent bicycle
concerns In the United States. there Will
be issued 100000 9 per cent. twenty
year gold debenture bonds. 100000 7
per cent. preferred stock. and so 10000
common stock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
Mckinley at His Home.

CANTON. o., August a.-President Nc
Kinley's visit to this city. his home, for
the purpose OF rest and quiet. Is marked
by almost constant calls and visits from
his old neighbors and friends.
Aside from trip TO the cemetery this
evening, with Mrs. Mckinley, his sister.
Mrs. Barber, and Miss Kate Barber.
where they laid fresh flowers on the
graves Of departed parents and relatives.
and the little tour about the city which
followed. the President remained practi-
cally all day at the Barber residence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01

DUBUQUE, IA, August 5l.-For tho
welter-weight championship, Tommy
Ryan was given the decision over jack
Mofatt, at the end OF a twenty-round
bout here tonight. Ryan had his oppr-
nent going In the thirteenth round. and
could nave easily put him out The 500
spectators were disgusted because Ryan
did no. extend himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01

which one soldier was killed and the Mex
icgns were routed.
Potam and TORN, General Torres head
quarters. have been entirely cut OF from
telegraphic communication with tho out
side world for the last FIVE days. The
Yaqtis burned about a. mile OF telegraph.
poles and carried the wire away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
DEWEY SAILS FOR GIBR ALTAR.
He breads the American Reception
in store for Him.


VILLEFRANCHE, August 3l.-Admiral
Dewey remained on board the Olympia
this morning.
In brilliant sunshine. and with fresh
breeze blowing. the Preparations for sail
ing commenced 1T Sa5 j NJ, when the
launches were hauled up. interested
crowds on shore watching the prepara-
lions and admiring the activity OF the
crew.
At $50 the mail orderly left the quay
with the latest mails, the anchors were
hcisted. and at O'Clock sharp the cruiser
sailed out Of the harbor for Gibraltar.
The Admiral says he is Ia perfect
health. He expects to stay al Gibraltar
until September 18th. He expressed plea
sure previous TO his departure at ms
stay here. and breads his countrymen's
reception. The Admirars visit here was
the most interesting in the history Of the
harbOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
THE DARIEN RIOTERS.
Tbirfy-seven True Biiis-Trfais De-
Gin To-Day.

DARIEN, GA, August Sl-Thirty-
seven true bills were returned by the
grand jury against the negro rioters. In
twenty-five cases no bills were found,
and the prisoners were released. the
yloters will be tried I'm blocks OF five, and
the trials will begin tomorrow.
The Delegals will be tried Tor murder
next TUESDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
Frank Ives No More.

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH, August 81
4 telegram received by DR.. j. ID. Peters.
the father-in-law Of Frank Ives, the
champion bllliard-player. announces the
latters death, which occurred at Pro-
gresso. Mex.
Consumption was the cause OF his
death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
YelIo,y-Fever at Key West.

AUSTIN, TEX. August a.-State-
Health-Ohcer Blunt tonight, upon re-
ceipt Of information that there were two
cases OF yellow-fever at Key West, de-
clared a rigid State quarantine against
that place, and notified all Texas coast
points to place in quarantine any ships
coming from Key West. The quarantine
will be rigidly observed until all danger
is passed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
THE REAPEns' STAKES.
Chief Race M shespshead Won by
hinley Mack.

NEW YORK, August sl.-The chief
race on the card at Sheepshead Bay to-
day was the Reapers Stakes, FOR 3-year-
O.ds. al a mile and three-slxteenthn and
Kinley Mack was a pronounced favorlte.
although His Lordship was well backed.
Fast Black showed IN front Cor furlong
and then dropped 10 The rear the favor
ite and His Lordship taking up the rum
ming McCue lei cut a wrap on Kinley
Mack, and he went out and won, with a
BIZ 10 spare, I'm good time Summaries:
First race--six furiongs links as 10 %
won. Satin Slipper G 10 8 and 10 81 Sc
cond, Peace O5 20 u third. Time, liz as.
Second race-rniie and furlong-Azuce-
Ia q 20 p won, Muskodlne Q5 70 and I
20 u second. Tragedian 10 10 y third
lime. iG43-5.
Third race-Partridge Stakes. six fur
''.nss-Water King Is 70 y won, Shore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
Disaster on Labrador Coast.

ST. JOHNS, n. f., August Sl.-A fierce
gale along the Labrador coast has wreck
ed eleven vessels, which were driven
ashore at different points while fishing.
The extent Of the damage done on the
coast of Northern Labrador, which Is
most rugged, is not known as yet, but
it is feared that the results there are
bad and are accompanied by large loss
OF life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01

Messrs. Pollock & Fuller filed petit
ton In bankruptcy In the United states
District Court yesterday for X. A.
Schultz and ID. ". Vaughan. doing busi-
ness as X. A. Schultz. The partnership
and individual debts aggregate Noo; no
assets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
HIS BODY FOUND.
Coroner's Jury Says Murder-An Ar
rest.

COLUMBIA. s. c.. August a.-The body
NJ Ed Hayes. who disappeared several
weeks ago, was found yesterday in the
Tiger river. Greenvlle county, party eaten
by dogs lie had been shot' ana the
coroner's jury to-day nnds tnat James
suddeth did the killing. sudde'h mas
been arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
A small Fire.

An alarm was TUNED IN this morning
about 1870 o'clock from the teruhzer tao-
tory al KinCs Mil. caused by lot OK
tobacco stems catching ilre.
The department put out the flames win
little trouble. The camage was very
small.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL.
The Orphans Down the Champions
score, to 2.

CHICAGO August Sl.-The Orphans
downed rhe Champions to-day in the
seventh inning. when willis passed two
men 20 FIRST and was hit for four consec-
uuve singles Attendance. $50 Score:
chicago ..... .....OooOOo5o.I5 70
Boston ...... ......0 o 90 ! 0 o.
batteries: Griffith, Donahue, and
Chance. willis and Clarke.
EMPIRES: liessTs. O'Day and Mcdonald.
Time of game, ] hour and IS minutes
PIRATES. S; NEW YORK. T.
PITTsBURG. August Sit looked like
Eau NGks game when. in the first with
Sis bits i've runs were scored: but in the
fourth i.Tsburg. with five hits. equalled
-r.. .rI lad the game well in hand after
lh tendance, EJO) Score: X. ii. T.
n..-llr- ..... go q o ? ~ II
N.n York .... ....j 90 o. II "a o
Batteries: Tanuehill and Schriver, Sey-
uur and Wilson.
Tmures: Messrs Swartwood and Hunt.
me ot game. hours.
PHILADELPHIA. 9; CINCINNATI ..
CINCINNATI. o.. August S.-Orth was
nrucible after the first inning to-day.
while Taylor was hit hard through ]ut The
game Attendance. 1888. Score: X. II. p.
cincinnati zee. 10000 0OOO-2 ) .
Philadelphia ......O1 IL 5000 30 10 !
atteries; Taylor and Wood Ortiz and
u arland.
Tmpsres: Messrs. Emslie and Dwyer.
Time Of game. = hours and minutes.
WASHINGTON. Z; LOUISVILLE. 6.
LOUISVILLE KY. August 3l.-The
,ronels rallied I'm the ninth. but their
errors lad given Washington lead they
could not overcome. The baseball season
i9 Louisville viii close on Saturday. Inc
remaining sixteen games scheduled Tor
this city have been transferred. Attend
arce 800. Score: X. II. T.,
Washington 20 y . y -! -
Batteries: Bowling and Powers McFar-
lrl and Roach
Empires: Messrs. Gaffney and Latham.
Time of game. , hours and 20 minutes.
sUPERBAS, 9: CLEVELAND. 3.
BROOKLYN. August 3l.-The Cleve-
lands forced the Brooklyns TO play an
uphill c4me for five innings to-day, nut
after that IL was a runaway aiiair. Inc
.sme was called In the ninth. on account
III darkness. Attendance, LOO score;
rr.v.lsrd .OO3OOOoOO-S 3 ,
grooklvn 49,. ...OO102 3 g Il o
batteries: schmidt and Duncan; Hughes
iTmpires: Messrs. Snyder and McGarr
Time of game. hours and 2 minutes.
PERFECTOS. 3; BALTIMORE. 3.
SIT LOUIS. MO. August 3l.-The Per
f.,tog won to-day by punching hits. Young
has iuyipcible after the first inning. At
tendance. 400. Score: r. II. Il:
g. Louis ..... - . OOVV =
baltimore zee. 30 100000 O-S .
batteries: Young and Crlger; McGinnity
,mnirss: Messrs. Ma6,assau and Con-
r0llv. Time of game, i hour and % min
utes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01

be TO convince the Americans that any
Tears they may have entertained as to
the fitness Of the Cubans to govern
themselves were without Foundations. al
though the present actions OF the Cuban
leaders are not calculated to impress
President Mckinley faYorahly."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY

Miss COLEMAN,
No. Is north Fifth street, Richmond, Va
Session opens OCTOBER 2 $50. Clrcu>
l-- ~ application. ~ i-diw&tse S-al1