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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
LANCASTER.

summary: Two base hits-Ward Three
base hits-Schauh. Home runs-Pfanmi-
Ter stolen bases-Shannon 90. DOlan.
furthermore. I.cidv. Double Mays
Nvrigley 90 Dolan 90 Calhoun Base on
balls-On Tranmilor. g. of Schmidt 4.
Hit by pitched halls-Pfanmiler Butter
more Struck oui-Bv Pfanmiller 8. by
schmidt. s. Time OF game-l:35. Umpire
Belts.
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Unfortunate Shamrock.

SOUTHAMPTON. July 15-The Sham
rock suffered a mishap OF a trivial char
acter to-day. She was trying a lighter
set OF running gear aloft as an expert
ment. and II was apparently unable TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16

Summary. TwO-base hits-Neach. Nc
Partlin. Smith Mills. Three-base hits
Delehanty. Mcintyre. Sacrifice hitc
pabst. (2. Stolen bases-Hardesty. Schef-
fer Gutenberg. Left on bases-Newark.
G: Allentown. 3. Struck Out-Roach.
Henry. Kuhn. Mcintyre. Double play
Donovan and Pabst. First base on balls
on McPartlin. ]; Off Risley, g. Hit by
pitched ball-Lutenberg. Umpires-Moran.
Time 1870.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16

summary: Earned runs-Wilkesbarre, l..
Sacrifice hit-Noorhees Two-base hits
Coughln. ODwoH. Drauby. Three-base
hit-Halligan. Stolen bascs-Lawrence,
Clvmor Coughlin. Goockel 90. Voorhees,
Double plays-Clymer. Burns and GO
cckcl: Coclman. Drauby and Weddige
Base on balls-on Thatcher, g.; off Noor-
hocs g. Struck Out-by Thatcher, 3.
Icft on bascs-Reading. r; Wilkesbarre,
T. Time. Q hours. Umpre-Mulane.
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Standing of the Clubs.
phiIndcInhin. 4. Cincinnati. o

PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-Five sim
giles I'm the fifth inning gave the Phillies
to-day's game. Bretenstein took Tay-
Tors place and held the locals down to
one hit. Attendance. 1921
Score. r. TT. p.
Cincinnati. o.. ......O QOOOO11O-2 Z 2
Philadelphia. O.. ZOO 040OOx4 g O
Batteries-Taylor. Brietenstein and
Vaughan; Magee and Mcfarland. I'm
pires-Gaffney and Latham. Time, 2:lO.
Baltimore. 1913: Cleveland. 90.
BALTIMORE. July 15.-Not a run did
Cleveland score in eighteen innings with
Baltimore this afternoon. The difference
in pitching and headwork at the bat ac-
counts for the Orioles easy victory. At
score-frst game. r. II. f.
baltimore. .. ....1O1O12O5x-1o IL 0
Cleveland. q. 1000 100000
Batteries-McGinnity and Crsham;
Schmidt and Sugden Time, l:35
score-second game:
Baltimore. B.. ......3 o 1 o o * 10
Cleveland. O.. ......0 0 @ o 0 0 0 @ 90
Batteries-Kitson and Crisham: Knepper
and Schreckengost. Umpires-Day and
McGarr. Time. 1870.
Louisville, 1; Washington, I.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-LouisviHe
played fast game to-day and the Sena-
tors were unable 20 hit Bowling effec-
lively. In the second inning two hits and
errors by weighing and Atherton gave
the Colonies the game. Attendance. 1000.
score. r. H. p.
washington. =. ...OO0OOOO1O-1 c 3
Louisville. o.. ......O4OO ok
Batteries-Weyhing and Kittridge;
Bowling and Powers. Umpires-snyder
and Smith. limo, III
BROOKLYN. >: Chicago. ..
BROOKLYN. July 15.-Both teams
PLAYED sensational fielding game to-
dav. although all the runs were scored
ON errors Brooklyn won the game In
the seventh by punching two hits on top
Of three errors and a base on balls. At
tendance, 5000.
Score: H. H. r..
chicago ...... ....OOO0O2OO0-2 8
Brooklyn co.. ....O1010O3 0"-5
Batteries-Taylor and Donahue; Dunn
and Mcclure. Umpires-Emslie and Nc
Donald. Time. 1:46
New York. 8: st. Louis, o,
NEW YORK, July 15-New York
turned the tables on ST. Louis to-day
and won one of the best played games
of the season at the Polo Grounds The
visitors were cleyerly outplayed in the
field. Attendance, 1000
score. r. II. =.
St. Louis .... ....OOOOO0OOO-O 2
New York ........ 10000 '-3
batteries Sudhoff and Criger; Carrick
and Warner. Umpires-Manassau and
Hunt Time, $40.
Boston. I: PittsburG, o.
BOSTON Julv 1.-THE Champions and
the Pittsburgs had another close game
to-day and again the visitors were shut
out without a run. IT took eleven innings
to decide the contest. Attendance 900.
Score. r. II. T..
Boston ........OOOOOOOOOO1-1 q /
pittsburg ....OOOOOO0 z 2
Batteries-Wnlis and Clark; Tannehill
and Bowerman. Umpires-Lgnch and
Connolly. Time. 2.l7.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
SHUT THE ELKS OUT.
The "Jimps" Beat Them and Didn't
Half Try Either

The Jimplecutes had a picnic with the
Elks yesterday afternoon. The former
won by the handsome margain of - TO o.
The Elks were not in 1t from start to
finish. Brooks pitched spendidly for the
"Jimps." and received perfect support
The score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16

-1arry Schmidt used to be MEMBER
OF the Richmond bail club. and he was
released He joined the Lancaster CLUB
and mas declared that he ls only happy
when ne defeats his old comrades. lie
went home happy last night. for II ever
the work OF a pitcher won game
schmidt did that trick yesterday. He
pitched Ike he did when he beat Boston
TWO years ago at Charlotte, and he
could have pitched yet, and still won out.
Lancaster hit the bail when hits count
ed and they began 70 do the business as
soon as the game was started. George
Pfanmiiler twirled good ball. but IL was
the kind Ward and Co. liked. George
was all right for seven innings during
tho game when only twenty-one faced
MIN. but in the first sixth and seventh
they hit out six runs.
Richmond scored in tho sixth by clever
playing. and in the seventh and eighth
pfanmiller's home run and Scyboid's
drive made the runs credited up. This
Is the score:
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JAMESTOWN EXCURSION

Tomorrow by the B. Y. p. Y. Boat
leaves wharf A. NJ. Tickets. 81: child.
ZEN, 70 centa
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Games To Morrow.

Richmond az Allentown.
Reading at Lancaster.
Newark at Wilkesbarro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
SHUT OUTS IN
THREE GAMES
The Orioles Gave Two of Them to
Cleveland With Ease.
PITTSBURG ALSO SUFFERED ONE
But the Champions Only Succeeded i'm
Making Onc-New York Treated
the Perfectos 10 "a Dose ofthe
Samc-Other Games.
Yesterdays Scores.

Brooklyn. 3; Chicago, 2.
Philadelphia. 4, Cincinnati. 2
Baltimore. I0-5 Cleveland. 90.
Boston, j. Plttsburg, 0.
New York, 3; St. Louis. 0.
Louisville, 4: Washington, /.
No games scheduled for to-day.
Where They Play Monday.
Washington at Louisville.
Cleveland at Baltimore.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
PITCHED BIG LEAGUE BALL,
PranmiIIcr Was All Right, But He
Served the Sort of Twistcrs the
Ward Aggregation is
Fond or
Standing ofthc Clubs.


Games Yesterday,
Lancaster, G; Richmond, T.
wnkesbarre. s, Reading. 3.
Newark q, Allentown. 3.
Games 10 Day.
Reading at Newark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01
A TURF SURPRISE.
Mariti Wins the Crescent City
Hauutcap.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, December 81
Maritis winning the stake feature Of to-
days card-the New-Year Handicap-was
q startling surprise The last time out
on Thursday Marklin's mare finished last
in a field greatly inferior to her To-day
as good as u to l was laid against her
chances. She won out very cleverly. Nc
Caffertys pair, which ranked as favorites,
finished third and sixth. respectively Not
a favorite won, but in the second race
Sir Florian's price was pounded from los
to As and he really carried more money
than the first choice.
First race--six furlOngs-What Next QJ
to y won. W. c. r. 6 to l and to y
second, High links q to y third Time,
lis.
\ Second race-handicap, five furlongs-
Sir FlOrian a to u won. Bon I1oi Q2 to
and TO II second. Mr.. Johnson 60 to u
third. Time, :0l
Third race-seling. one mile and three
sixteenths Of a mle--Judge Steadman g
TO u won. Traveller @ to l and 2 10 y
second, Bequeath g 20 u third. Time,
2:0l%
Fourth race--New-Year Handicap. one
mile-Maritl az to u won. Blueaway Is
to and 6 to % second, Sailor King 70 10
% third. Time, l:42ia.
Fifth race-selling, one mile and seventy
yards-Jackanapes 90 TO u won, Friar
John q to ! and 20 81 second. Official
q to II third. Time, 1:47l5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01
BuCKwA BREAKS MANY RECORDS.
Runs a Remarkable Race mt Oak
land. California.

SAN FRANCISCO December 31.-Buck-
wa. a bay geding by Buckra-Wewa, the
property of r. w. Purser, ran remark
able race at Oakland to-day, breaking
all previous records, from the mile and a
quarter up to and including two and
quarter miles Buckwa, together with
Daisy f., Velose and Wheel Of Fortune,
went TO the post in the Athenian Club
Selling Stakes, value $500, over dis
lance of two and one quarter miles.
Daisy f. was made favorite, and was z
To >. while Buckwa went to the post as
good as TO !. In an even start BuclSwa
WEI 10 the lead~and was never healed.
At mile. which was run in IN, he
had IN advantage of ten lengths, nd
was running under a strong Ill. pho
mile and a half was made in 2322, Itch
is a quarter of a second less than ! emp
lighters record for the same distance.
At the mile and three quarters, Buckwa
was leading by half a dozen lengths.
and made the distance in 3:OS 1-2-a Sc
cond under Ben Holidays record. At the
two miles the horse had clipped 2 -2 Sc
conds off Ten Broecks record against
time. making the distance in 1926 fiat.
At the last quarter Jockey Henry Mar
tin. who had the mount on Buckwa, be-
, gan urging his horse. although he had a
lead of two lengths over Daisy f. Buck
wa never faltered. responding gamely to
Martins call, and finished the two and
a quarter miles in 3:5l. knocking 5 IA
seconds off the best previous record.
which was 1856 Ii made by Springbok
and Preakness, in a dead heat al Sara
toga, July %, 1915. Daisy F., the second
horse, timed separately. ran the dis
lance in 1854 II. which is seconds be-
low the previous record.
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the case thus being taken into the higher
court for settlement.
The attorneys for the defence took a
number OF exceptions during the .ria''
and hope to make capital out OF these
when Il makes It's attempt to secure
reversal Of the decision.
QUESTION or JURISDICTION.
The real fight for Mrs. Botkin's liberty
will be made upon the question OF Juris,
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under the provisions OF section u OK inc
Code. providing for the punishment Oh
crimes committed in whole or In part III
this State. The defence contends that az
the outcome OF the crime really TOOK
place In Delaware, Mrs. Botkin was only
liable to the law Of that state. III IL De-
IIeved this question has never been pre-
scented to the appellate court in this coun-
try. Judge Cook has fixed next Saturday
as the day for imposing sentence.
II is stated that the first ballot OF the
Jury stood ten for hanging and two Tor
Hfe-imprisonment. The second ballot was
eleven for hanging and only one for HE
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01
BASEBALL DEVELOPMENTS.
Eicht-CIub scheme Hangs on De
cisIon Of ST. Louis Courts.

LOUISVILLE, KY. December I.-Con-
trary TO the announcement made IN these
dispatches that the directors OF the
Louisville Baseball Club would hold an
important meeting tonight, at when
deals OF general public interest would
be settled. no such meeting was held
However. the baseball news brought
here from the East by Director barney
Dreyfus was made known by that genlle-
man tonight. and 1t throws much addi-
tional light on the eight-club-league
scheme recently limited at in New YORK
at the meeting Of the baseball magnates'
Mr. Drevfus SAYS several OFFERS nave
been made for the star players OF tno
Iouisville club. The considerable or tne
deals and their settlement VIII be maue
at the annual meeting OF the stochho'uV'
next week More important thah tn,S'
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Louis courts which viii be inaue ,
week I'm the case Of Muckenfuss vs. VIZ
Der Abe. If the courts decide IN iaV'i y.
Muckenfuss, and thereby oust on H.
Abe there win be but eight CLUBS IN the
800 ord louisville will not be one or
them. The league has already maoe an
offer for the Colonels. with certain pro-
visos. and the local magnates nave prac-
ticallv agreed TO the terms. III the courts
~ Ct louis decide in favor OF Muckeh-
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Mound city. Louisville and Washington
will be bought out and abolished, and the
Baltimore team will play in BROOKLYN
thereby reducing the league to eight clubs.
If Won Der Abe wins his suit, ana ne Is
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then the reduction VIII be blocked and
the Louisville club will probably dispose
of some of its star players. 1t can be
said. however, that the masnates expect
the courts to decide in favor of Mucken-
fuss, and they have already made ar
rangements for a meeting Of the heads Of
the eight clubs Interested.
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MRS B0TkIN IN JAIL.
Probable Appeal to supreme Court
i'm Her Case.

SAN FRANCISCO, December Sl.-Mrs.
COrdelia Botkin. convicted Of the murder
of Mrs. John p. Dunning and her sister,
Mrs. Dean, of Dover. Del, Is an inmate
OF the Branch county Jail. She became
hysterical shortly after her arrival there
last night, and was Gained with diff
Guilty. but she recovered her usual sang
froid to-day, and has taken hope from the
promises Of her attorneys, who have
stated that they will stand by their client
till the end.
The next move in the case will proba-
bly, be an appeal to the supreme Court.
as il is certain that Judge Carroll Cook
will DENY the petition FOR q new trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01
A. Hutzler's Sons,
3I5 East Broad Street.
KILLED by a CAR.
"a Terrible Accident i'm Norfoii-To
Have a band.

HIVE n
NORrOLK, VA. December I.-(Spe-
cial)-N-. William X. Ferguson. most
estima5le citizen Of Atlantic City Ward,
was}xilled this morning in front Of the
xcSfolk Knitting MN, by being run ovT
" Electric Car No. 81. He was book
/keeper az that mill, and had been con-
.nected with 1t for long time. lie was
Killed outright, his neck being broken
and several internal injuries being in
fiicted as we'll His right arm was also
crushed out of the socket. The body
was subsequently removed 10 his home.
THE deceased was about 81 years of age
ana leaves wife and three children-two
sons and daughter-also three brothers
Messrs George s., Thomas f., and R.'T
Ferguson. The car by which he was
Killed was In charge of John Burton, con-
6uctor. and John Flora motorman. They
were taken before Justice Tomun. of the
police Court. and admitted TO bail. under
a bond of 81 600 each, with Superintendent
ssoseborough, OF the Street-Railway Com
many. as surety. The case viii come up
Tor q hearing next Tuesday In the Police
Court.
The funeral will take place at 4 o'clock
Tomorrow Sunday afternoon from the
Cooley Memorial Presbyterian church, in
Atlantic City Ward
nc No'ohei J"i' iNNN''SN t"S '~lV'Ne
I, that. ''the deceased came TO his death from
fracture OF the neck and ribs and other
injuries 20 the body In being run over by
Car No. 81. OF the Norfolk Street-Raiway
Company"
Portsmouth win In the near future have
fine ,brass band. The Seaboard AIRLINE
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of the railroad shops MIR. w. n Garrett
foreman Of the car shops. has the matter
IN head. and sixteen Instruments will be
pa.rchased.
The United States trainingship Essex,
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be was In the late storm of the Massa-
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aiss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01
DingIey Has Pneumonia.

WASHINGTON, December a.-Repre-
sentative Dingley. OF Maine, VINO mas
been confined TO his rooms Tor seNera'
days. Is threatened with pneumonia; re
was attacked on Wednesday last with the
grip. and has since been i'll enough TO
require tho attendance OF trained nurse.
His physician. however,. SAYS there Is AT
present nothing alarming in his condition
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01

You have failed to add to Richmond's
prosperity II you have no policies with
your city company-the Virginia State In
surance Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01

Every citizen OF Richmond should in-
sure a portion. II not all. OF MS properly
treal or PERSONAL in the Virginia s'a'o
Insurance Company.
a. L. PLEAsANTS. Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01
New York Weekly Bank statement.

NEW YORK. December 3l.-The weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes:
Surplus reserve, decrease. si3s,0IJ
Loans, Increase, 49, 600.
Specie, increase, $3.50. 600.
Legal-tenders, increase 1872. 500.
Deposits increase, Ss0s5,s00.
Circulation, increase. $4,000.
The banks now hold sl91s0.975 In excess
OF the requirements of the % per cent.
rule.