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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-28

The Any Old Time club was in session
and was debating whether 1t would be
expedient. all things considered, to take
any action in view of the death of a for
mer member
II know Bingo was a pretty tough citi-
zen remarked the man who had his
feet on the table. but I feel that we
ought to do something to honor his men,
ory if we can
That suits me-" said the man with the
white spot in his mustache. "Bngo was
the biggest all-round sneak and dead-beat
in town, but he had a wonderfully accu-
rate memory. Wen honor that."-Chica-
go Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
Snnrting Notes.

The OLD Dominion Shooting club viii
hold a match shoot al ? O'Clock to-mor-
row afternoon at their grounds. TO which
an shooters are invited. There win be
ten events
Charles Bloemecke. OF Newark. says he
IS determined to buy some Eastern League
franchise for next season.
Umpire Belts has accepted his old posi-
ton I'm the navy yard I'm Washington. and
this depriyes the Eastern League OF an
excellent umpire.
Secretary Bassett. Of the League Of
American Wheelmen, received S65 re-
aewals Of memberships and l52 new APP
piications last week. The returns from
the National Meet have not been reported.
but they will materially increase the
total membership.
The optimistic Views or the magnatcs
OF tho National League regarding the
present season are rapidly being dispelled,
and the fathers OF the game are no longer
trying 10 jolly themselves into believing
that base ball is all that it once was.
That something Is wrong an are ready
10 admit-Cieveiand Plain Dealer
A movement is on foot 20 organize a
LehiFh Valley League 20 consist Of six
clubs. located az Mauch Chunk, Lehigh-
ton, Slatiugton, Catasauqua, Allentown
and Bethlehem.
A League pitcher was recently asked 20
descrt5e the emotion incidental 20 that
condition known as being up I'm the air"
lie replied. well. the pitchers box
seems 10 be a hin. The opposing bats
man hooks so be in hollow. Their bats
look as big as telegraph poles. The home
plate looks to be about the size OF a post
age stamp and over "a mile away. Your
catcher looks Ike dwarf. and The whole
thing is like "A nightmare. That IS the
way I fee when / am on ballooning ex-
petition"
That sacrifice made by Mr. Freedman.
when. filled with a desire 10 see Brook
lyn fail Of the championship, he pre-
scented Joue;t Meekin. "a pitcher 81 great
merit 70 Boston Is bearing the fruit in
tended says the New York Herald. Nee
kin proved a tower Of strength yesterday,
and 10 him alone Is due credit for the VIC
tory achieved by the Champions at Pitts
burg Unfortunately for MI Freedman
and his plans. Brooklyn insists upon play
ing bali Of a gilt-edged variety and still
maintalns comfortable lead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
DRY GOODS EMPoRIUM.
nessrs. FOurqurean, Temple N Co. in
Their New Home To Morrow.

All was hustle yesterday at the new
store Of Messrs. Fourqurean, Temple &
Co. 429 east Broad street preparing for
the opening Of that great dry goods estab-
lishment tomorrow
IL is a coincidence that this firm. fav-
orally known 10 Rictmonders for so
many years, should have now come back
to the same location where It began
business, better prepared by years Of ex-
perence to supply the wants Of its many
patrons.
For years the fact that an article was
secured from this store has been suf-
ficient guarantee Of its excellence and in
this respect the future will be only a
repetition Of the past
Otherwise there will be n change In the
direction OF more progressive methods.
The line OF goods will be full and COM
plete. and the high standard set years
ago will be kept up and excelled.
Tho members OF the firm possess the
confidence and respect OF the entire COM
munity and are sure OF hearty support
IN their endeavor 10 give Richmond a
mercantile establishment second to none
In this country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
Ontgrnwn.

Nay, you wrong her, my friend; she's not
nckle; her love she has simply out
One can read the whole matter. translat-
ing her heart by the light of one $
own.
Can you bear me 10 talk with you frankly?
There Is much that my heart would
And YOU know we we're children together.
have quarreled and made up Ia
And 50. Tor the sake of old friendship. l
venture 10 tell you the truth,
AS plainly. perhaps. and as bluntly as l
might in our earlier youth.
Five summers ago. when You WOOed her,
YOU stood on the seif-same plane,
Face TO face heart tO heart never dream
Ing your souls could be parted again.
She loved YOU az tndl Time enurely- ID
the bloom of her life's early May
And IL Is not her fault / repeat 10, That
she does not love you to-day.
Nature never stands still, nor souls,
either: they ever 80 up or 70 down;
And hers has been steadily soaring but
how has it been with your ownI
She has struggled and yearned and as
PRED grown purer and wiser each
year,
yOn luminous atmosphere.
For she whom YOU crowned with fresh
roses, down yonder, five summers
ago.
tidS learned tidt the ilA "a "A '"i N"NN' AZ
God and ourselves is 10 grow.
Her eyes they are sWeetcr ana calmer,
bur their vision Is clearer as well;
Her voice has a tenderer cadence, but IS
pure as a silver pel.
Her face has the look worn by those who
with Cod and His angels have
talked: -,
The white robes she wears are less white
than The spirits with whom she has
walked.
And youl Have you aimed al the high
ESTE Have you, TOO aspired ana
Have YOU looked upon evil unsulliel?
Have you conquered IL undismayedf
Have You too. grown purer and wiser, as
the months and the years have rolled
on?
Did you meet her each morning rejoicing
ia the triumph Of victory WOnf
Nay, hear me, The truth cannot harm
YOU When da ly IN her presence you
stood,
Was the hand that you gave her as white
and clean as that OF her woman
Go measure yourself by her standard
look back on the years that have
fled:
Then ask. II YOU need. why she tells you
that the love Of her giTlh0od is dead
she cannot look down 20 her lover; her
love like her scu', asp'fes
He must stand by her side. or above her
who would kindie SIS belly hres.
Now fareweiI For the sake Of old friend
. ship, have venturod 70 tell you the
truth.
As plainly. perhaps. and as bluntly. as
might IN our earipr youth.
Julia @. r. Door. In the Buchanan Cva)
Banner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
AFFAIRS IN SANT0 DOMINGO.
Communication Restored and Order
Prevails at Nearly All Points.

CAPE HAYTIEN, Sept. ALI commu-
nication with the interior Of Santo Do
mngo has been restored and order pre-
walls everywhere except, at Monte Christi,
where capitulation is expected to-day.
The definite cabinet OF SantO Domingo
winf be formed on the arrival Of Jiminez.
a. is thought probable that Torribo Gar
ella will be appointed Minister Of War, and
Maximiino Grullon, Minister Of Finance.
SANTIAGO DE LAS CABALLEROS,
SANTO DOMINGO, Sept 2.-Horacio Vas
quez, elected president by the chiefs OF
the revolution. informed the correspond
ent Of the Associated Press to-day that
president had been chosen because public
order necessitated a superior chief.
General Vasquez said that ne was ready
to deliver the government 10 Jiminez when
the people required.
The leaders Of the partisan revolutionary
bands are everywhere in authority.
President NasqueZ and the Minister Of
War. Ramon Caceres have left for Santo
Domingo city, with 500 horsemen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
THE GERMAN
MAN0EUVRES


spoiled and that the outcome viii be a
war that viii again put our government
on the side Of right. even If we have to
risk losing thereby the enthusiastic com
plmcnts OF Cccl Rhodes
The Kreuz Zei,ung in a sober editorial
article. expresses regret that in the event
OF war victory viii finally be on the side
Of Great Britain IN such an unequal strug-
gle
The Empress win not be able TO attend
any ceremonies requiring standing eXer-
zion for some time 10 come, assher foot
has not completely healed. II gives her
much pain and she needs complete rest
for "a considerable time
The correspondent OF the Associated
press learns that the Empress may be
permanently lame in this foot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
KICKED ON "EMBALMED BEEF
Mutiny on the Transport Senator
Against Eating the Food.

HONOLULU. via SAN FRANCISCO,
Sept. There was an "Embalmed Beer
mutiny on board the transport Senator,
which arrived here August 22d. The sec
ond Gay out from San Francisco, the SOL
d.ers. 660 recruits for various regiments
IN the Philippines, discovered that a con-
siderable portion OF the beef aboard for
their consumption was the timed beef
which has acquired the name Of EN-
balmed Beef" trouble arose Immediately.
The soldiers refused 10 eat Il or allow
Il 10 be served They insisted that it be
thrown overheard and finally this was
done.
Refrigerator meat was used Tor the rest
of the voyage here and at this port a
large supply Of fresh meat was put on
board.
The second day the Senator was in this
port a riot occurred number OF the
soldiers from the transport became intox-
icated. a fight was started among Them
selves, which soon involved over 100 Of
them. The Senator sailed a few hours
later with many Of her men in irons and
In The guard house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
BALL GAME TOMORROW
Policemen VIII Play Letter-Carriers to
"A Finish,

A great game Of ball is scheduled for
tomorrow afternoon at Broad street PARK
and there WILL dOubtlrss, be large crowd
out 20 see It,
team Will be chosen from tho Police
Department. embracing all the crack
players who took part IN the close game
that was played several weeks ago. and
they will line up against "a star nine from
the POstOffce Department
Both teams have been getting into shape
for some time. aud IL IS expected that
the game will be nercely fought and close
al the finish.
The game win be called al 4 o'clock,
and cars will be on hand TO bring the
crowd back down town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
BACK AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
President and Party Return TO Wash
inPfon from Canton.

WASHINGTON. sept. 2-The Presi-
dent and Mrs. Mckinley accompanied
By Assistant Secretary Cortelyou. arrived
at / o'clock, after an uneyentful night
run from Canton. Ohio.
The party was met az the Pennsylvania
station by Secretaries Wilson and Hitch
cock. General Corbin. and John Addison
Porter. the Presidents secretary.
The party was driven direct to Che
Executive Mansion.
Mrs. Mckinley was apparently some
what fatigued. and was assisted from
the carriage into the house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

LAwRENcEVILLE. VA. September 2
Speclal.-The democratic County Conven-
ton met here today 70 nominate a can
dlcsts Tor the Hosase OF Delegates. Mr..
T. D. Price was nominated BY acclama-
ton.
No resolutions were offered and no In
siTuctlons were given the nominee az TO
his vote for United States Senator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
10 MAKE PLANS FOR 1900.
Snb-Commitfceoi National Democratic
ORGANIZATION rnIie1 90 Mect.

DETERMINATION Afllte W. ''h'ff
ST LOUIS. MO. September Gov
ernor Stone to-day called a meeting OF the
subcommittee Of The Democratic Ma
tional Committee for September 9Th and
sth. at the Auditorium, at Chicago.
The Ways and Means Committee IS
composed of seven members. the Pres
Committee IS composed OF five members,
and tho Executive Committee Is composed
Of eleven members.
So far as party work IS concerned, THIS
viii be the mos, important meeting Of .he
year 1t IS said that the meeting Of
these committees Will draw good many
Democrats of note 90 Chicago. FOR DO IS
the intention that plans shall be formu-
lated for pushing the campaign work Of
1900 from the latter part of this month
ND 10 the time when the Democratic Ma
uonal Committee meets and new COM
mittee is selected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
Sold To the Pennsylvania.

WILMINGTON. DEL. Sept. 2.-From
a source Of undoubtedly reliable informa-
tion. II has been ascertained that Scott
* CO., Of this city, have sold 10 the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company the control
Of the Baltimore. Chesapeake and Atlantic
Railroad Company.
The Baltimore Chesapeake and Atlantic
Railroad Company practically controls
the traffic between Baltimore and the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

explain the words in the lorlereau, some
interesting Inf0rmati0nT
General pei0ye. Great Ueavan. yes. l
was interesting information eCecang the
covering OF troyrs. Why, it was az the
greatest possible value
Counsel asked Major Hartmann I'd give
an opinion ON this point and tle Major
pointed out that even e. the writer of tAe
bordereau aas "mas.or hand and it he
was a seigueur. Dee Was ignorant o. aye
uncry terms matters.
General MERCER then app arai on ihe
witness stand and attempted to reiu-e
Major IIortmauus assertions. He pointed
out that The us, vi me s e4.l. h,. ,5e
cl ..''' ,s,t , German. used t4e ,x1res-
s.or ~ 1eslroate sinfa~ brakes. There
f,re be added. az was natural ,hat tha
lorresDondeuf or the Germans should em-
rlo, that tenn.
mis- rTayet a member of the Institute
ord tbo r,.fassor of tie College #
France. furnished further expert evil
-. IT,, .,ld tho conclusions which he
t,.l cached after nm ,x.mina ion of the
ho.1sre,u from "a STANDPOINT of grammar
,o-,,,irolloy Vocabulary and syntaX. eu-
at,s+ XII, =, 1odrirety declare that 80 Va
obaolntef, impossb.e for laa b4rfereau
"a d.. the v-orl, of Dreyfus but that Do
,,-,s certainly tine work OF Es.ernlZy, who
',egd ,ra,..ra. nlpe-.
,rr. ,et.ar- Exchanged between General
Gonse and Colonel picquart relative 30
rs,orba2v w.re read as already pub-
gsbad
Gonse I'm these communications urged
caution. while Picquart replied than un-
less De acted quickly they would bee over
whelmed
NJ Labor pointed out that duiias nc
quarts investigations while urging eau
ton General Gonse never mentioned me
ale ed confession o. DreyIus'
r~otr,, no EXPLAIN.
..t. ,tt. he
General "oHSe ~ -.,.,s-,
saying ne aollsed l.i...'i "a ,..,,, ,o,
the cases sallH7 l't'5 ..e -.'.. .,... .....--
Nicted ana ''.y g'u-.. ' ',,,.i,.' bur he
- ia me told Plcquart DE- ought
''ei.el"' ''' ,,tethe- ffer. were other
. ~ ...,
''.'.,i....,,,.. General Conse said. "Whan
o''','', --,5r.ls f., pubJsa arothors let-
'''. 49,. a.., ,,hat the writer's meaning
I'm. cir blt without doe
wa, m@S 'n a,eon,rt handed my letters 90 NJ
- ~. t,o',re, without my knoNlede or
consent The e. letters nave aetn 'l-r.3--
,.5 o,-r,.yyn.re ana nave been published
I'm a RON which can Boz found at every
booksellers emitted "Couse-a Plate
fEycfemeutD
General Gouse and Colonel ficlu'I1 'lo'
rad an exchange OF words concerning @'
p,rtuon's conclusions.
Colonel Jouausl. In what form al NJ.
perttlon communicate The result OF his
exominotIon2'
caionel Picquart: "Vcrblly, on two
rcrasi,ns. As regards General Gonse $
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
FOURTEEN IN TWO DAYS.
That Number Of Alleged Rioters Con-
vicied AT Daricn 90 Date.

vicfcd AT Dnricn 10 Date.
DARIEN, GA, September I'm the
riot cases to-day two blocks Of five and
one extra rioter were tried. OF the first
block four were convicted and one ac-
quilted. and In the second block four were
convicted with a misrrial as to the mn
"a woman. The solitary ri0ter who de-
manded severance was convicted.
This makes fourteen convicted IN two
DAYS. There are stih about forty cases
30 be heard. There IS perfect quiet about
the town. which is stll guarded by four
troops OF cavalry.
10 is believed some OF The cases viii be
nolle pressed on account Of the heavy
expense OF the extra session Of the court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
LIST OF CURES.

SOVEREIGN RHEUMATISM CURE. for
Rheumatism. aching Muscles, sore
ness Snn joints
SOVEREIGN COUGH AND LUNG
CURE. for Pulmonary Coughs, Bron-
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SOVEREIGN KIDNEY CURE for dis
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SOVEREIGN BLOOD CURE cleanses the
Blood Of it's Impurities. taints. etc.
SOVEREIGN NERVE CURE. for Ner-
vOus Exhaustion and General Debility.
SOVEREIGN HEART CURE Tor weak
ened Heart action Ealntness Fear.
Flutternp. Pressure.
SOVEREIGN CATARRH CURE for ca
tarrh. Sore Throat. Colds. IndleuZa.
SOVEREIGN INHALING POWDER. FOR
sore Ihr0ats. Colds Influenza. "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
ASSOCIATION
OF GUN CLUBS
Tournament to Be Given at Ports
mouth This Week.
RICHMONDERS WHO WILLATTEND
The Interstate Association was Organ
izcd Eight Years Ago and Has an
Eminent Set of Dircctors-Bis
Attendance Expected.

On wednesday and Thursday at Ports
mouth the Interstate Association Of gun
clubs viii hold their annual trap shooting
tournament under the auspices Of the
Portsmouth Gun Club.
This association embraces In ITS mem
hershlp clubs from on city Pa; BE lows
rails. VI. Providence II. l., Portland
Me Portsmouth. Richmond. New York
and other glaces and is recognized as the
leading assoc ation Of rs kind in the coun-
trv
The tournament will be held on the
grounds of the Portsmouth Gun Cluo.
Columbia Park. Shooting wil commence
at 10 o'clock each day, and on TUESDAY
me Portsmouth Gun Club will give q i've
bird shoot, open 10 all.
THE TWO DAYS EVENTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
Interesting RnlIGnmc

An interesting ban game viii be played
at Brood street Park next Wednesday.
a large crowd IS expected as no admis-
sion will be charged. Managers Warren
ana Wood both cialm victory. so good
game may be expected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

doubt TO the ch.es o. some department"
Colonel piCQrart. "u was address @ 10
nae personally
H. Labor. "D0o General Gonso know
Chat the u0r n the let,.r in quesi
were used FOR The purpose of .ao.icatns
ID telegram intended ID destroy the value
of the .ef lieHt
General Cons. admitted that The es-
ufauatlon seemed CD Dim sni"i1us III
the letter were seized o. was because they
were addressed to PIcqIar, as the' head Of
the department. and f. was thought ih-5
mieht relate t0 official matters. le aia-
e4 chat Plcauarts letters wre ocly op'n-
ed when they looked suspicious.
Colonel plcqu8rt retortel chat J. was
o rr0gs Ills opened letters Afterwards
reached him without sign o. having oeea
lamp red with.
a. Talori pointed out that The FIRST e.-
Ger. which was genuine was forwarded %
Colonel P.c1ut after having zen oienel
while tho speranzl' letter was retained.
The latter could therefore. Doe regarded
rs the work of i0rsar. Great excite
mnD.
NJ. TaboH: "Does Genera Gonse think
the Henry forgery was the result OK
plot against p.oqllrt?'
Ccnul Gouse tail he thought the
forgery was "an unfortunate pf coedini.
daughter. He would have VreDnitd BE-
If ne had been consulted aat he id NOT
believe there was a Plot ag inst P.clift
Henry desired t0 have fresh proof aeains-
DreyfIs Though fresh PROOF "as ne
really required. as the diplomatic ief
contain q ample pro lf'
~ Labor protested against such
I. % ~
the dos ,or implicated Dreyius.
Colonel Jouaust refused 90 allow tAs
question
Here General Roget rsap1earai on Gle
SCENE and amid the keen st attention ot
I'M dosrrihed the forgery against picqua-t
"a resulting from "ris discovery thl-
,r,s.,rss b41 hon mad in the 'pett
NOM"
,r.,,,. e.,-.r, ,t-rr.,-r-se
$3.50. .-.a,o-..
NJ. pelohd i''i.'..' NV.
officer ana no" aH q" pas '''
witness. Joe if-''' ''h. "'
toner s.mllan o.5y N''N D.'lI.'' '.'
witness saId-tnat m Angus. f't ne ''.
r0wtd the firing rauuH trom tt"ne
picquart AVID kept (, g. long as De lk-t
prao9t.oner5 "er, informed NY p, CRU -..
'aIed May Do IAt' A'. '"
nocuWes inc 'pJec. oL ait0i''i''7 -"
dereau. The witness 1dd Cd. was TO hl'N'
u a prior date 20 lA't 't 1Ae e.lc1.-'' III
hdd since pee1 al'eII 'Iti Cd Hl.lH tH'
same object hy posdltnS tAe circular.
Witness also pointed out tntt Tor DIZZY
ms t0 nave been able 20 write the horde.
reau IL would have BEEN necessary foi
him TO have tho firing manual In his pos
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
I,ouisvIllc Winds Up the Season at
Home by Slaughtcrius the Sens
-Cinciunati's Pichcr Had
No Support and Phiiiies Won
Standing of the Climbs.
Games Yesterday,

Louisville. -. Washington, 4.
Boston. s, Chicago. 3.
ST Louis. S, Baltimore. 4.
Philadelphia, ID, Cincinnati. e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

There viii 30 ten events each day as
First Day. Wednesday. September 9Th:
Evcnt No. 1.--TCn Blue Rocks.
Event No. 2.-Fifteen Blue Rocks.
Event No. 3-TWcuty Blue Rocks.
Event No. 4.--Fihoen Blge Rocks.
Event 40. Fifteen Elue Rocks.
Event No. 6-Tcn B.ue ROCKS
Event 80. Fifteen .flle 1ocNs.
Event No. s-Twcpy Blue Rocfs.
Event 40. 9-Fifteen Blue ROCKS.
Fvept No l0-Fiiteeu Elte RoctS.
Second Day Thursday. September 1th'
event No. Ten Blue Rocks.
Event No. Fifteen Blue Rocks.
Event No Twenty Dlue Rocks.
Event 40. 4-T1ftcen Bluc Rocks.
Event No. 5-Fiftecn blue Rocks.
Event NO. 6-Tcn Blue Rocks.
Event 40. Fifteen Blue Rocks.
Event No. S-Twonty Blue R"ck'.
Event No. 9-Fiftcen Blue Rocks.
Event NO f0.-Fifteen Blue Rocks
Those who WIN 60 from Richmond are
Messrs James C. Tignor, w. a. HAM
mond and A. c. Snton
THE ASSOCIATION.
The Interstate Association was ineor-
porated IN New Jersey. December q, lSg2
and has the following officers:
Directors: J. A. n. Dressed president;
Irby Bennett. vce-nresident; Edwards
Banks ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; John l.. be-
ouin. w T. Parker A. ". Higgins. Ed
ward :. Lentllhon. Elmer E, SAaner.
manager.
Executive Committee: John L. Lequin,
chairman; W. i. Parker. a. w. Higgins.
Tournament Committee: Irby Bennett
chairman: J. A. II. Dressel A. W. Htg-
gins. W. T. Parker. Edward Banks. +. S.
Lentilhon.
club ORGANIZATION Committee: o. d.
Delano. chairman; Paul North, Charles
latham.
A large attendance is exnectef. The
hotels Of Portsmouth and Norfolk vii
entertain the guests ~ special arrange
mon. and the raiIroa wl give special
rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

Delaware Maryland and Virginia nenin-
suia and me Eastern Shore of the Cn he
peakc Slay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
Games To-Day.

Cleveland al Cincinnati
ST. Louis al Chicago