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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
OBITUARY,
Mrs. T.. T.. ID. Myers.

MIS-. T.. II. ID. Myers. srr died sudden
ly and unexpectedly at @ clock gtatei-
day morning at her home No 80 west
Franklin street.
Death WAS due ga heart disease, super
induced Dy an illness extending over a
period of some years. There had been
no apparent change iu her condition re-
Gently and the news of her death was
quite "a shock Go her numerous friends.
Major Myers was at Hot Springs. lie
came home yesterday.
Mrs. Myers was formerly Miss Frances
Colquhoun Trigg. and was born IN Rich-
mond siXty-twO years ago. she ana MAJOR
Myers were married forty-two years
ago. Three children We're born to them
Messrs. Luburn r. and T.. ~. j.. Myers
Jr., who are engaged In business IN hich-
mond and Mrs. ". G.. Preston.
Mrs. Myers was am active member OF
Holy Trinity church az the time it was
Moore Memorial chapel and continued her
work as long as her health would permit.
Her energies were devoted 10 practical
charities in the parish and even while
confirmed invalid she planned work for
more vigorous and willing hands 10
execute.
The funeral VIII take place this after
noon az $3.50 o'clock from ST. James bplS-
copal church. The following VIII act as
pall-hearers.
Active-Messrs. Jos. b. Johnston. Bar
ton HaxaH Chas. +. smith. "a. l.. Cabell,
Levin Joynes Dudley Mcdonald. VIM.
g. Ferguson. Chas r. Boiling. w u.
Duke Isaac Davenport Chas. C.. Walker.
Warren T. Taylor.
Honorary-Messrs. Virgnius Newton
r. NJ. r. Talcott. 4. W. Picilrell w. NJ.
Bridges. Dr. Geo. Ben Johnston, Col. w.
IT. Palmer Mr.. Thos Boiling, Or. o. \.
Crenshaw. Mr.. VIM. J.. Royal Major Ro.
S. Archer, Major r. ". suIly Major y.
/. Courtney. Mr.. i. j. Duke, Judge u.
g. Minor. Messrs. s. b. Rice. Jas. 3.
Winston. John T. Williams. Judge W. >.
Leake. Colonel W. =. Cutshaw. Messrs.
p. II. Mayo. J. Preston Cooke, Carter
Branch, Thomas Atkinson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09

The regular meeting of the Richmond
Academy of Medicine and Surgery was
held last evening at It's rooms BOO Lee
Camp Hall Dr. IT, C.. Levy, president,
I'm the chair.
There was a very fun attendance, even
for midsummer.
The action taken at the previous meet
ing. whereby the books of the Academy
were distributed among the members
was resciuded and those who removed
volumes were requested t0 return them.
as 10 is the intention with those 40 hand
AS "a nucleus % build mp modern and
useful library.
Dr. b. H. Hord was unanimously elect
ed "a fellow of the Academy.
Or w s. Beaziey read a paper on
"Facial Paralysis" which was discussed
by Drs. Garcin. Peyser anad j, y. Up
The meeting did not adjourn tin 1870
NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09

HUNDLEY.-Died. at / o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. OF paralysis, at the resi-
deuce ~ his son-inlaw, X. =. Branch
MI Randolph street, WILLIAM J..
HUNDLEN. aged sevontvfaur wears.
lie leaves six children ana eighteen
grandchildren TO mourn their iriepara-
BILE loss.
He has called for many loved one,
We have seen them ieaye our side:
With our Saviour we shall meet mem
When We. too. have crossed the tlde.
The funeral services will take place
nj the above residence THIS tMednes-
day) AFTERNOON at q O'Clock. Friends
and relatives ere invited to attend With
out further notice.
Petersburg papers will please copy
MYERS. Died, In this city, az 2 a. "
Tuesday August s. is99 - ERA :, , TcEs
COLQtHOIN wife OF y 7, u. Myers.
and daughter OF the late Lilburn Il. and
Barbara Colquhoun Trisg.
Funeral at Fl. James church WE'D
NESDAY AFTERNOON, August 9th,
40 O'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
A PORTSMOUTH TRAGEDY.
An Oysterman shoots at His Wife and
Then Blows lis own Head OF.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. S.-Wiulam cot
touhead. prominent oyster man zee
siding in scottsy.le. suburb of Por.s-
mouth. returned nome this evening and
finding his wife absent visiting her moti-
er nearby, procured a double-5arreied
gun. fred two shots az her. She ran
ana feu whereupon he walked TO the rear
of the house, placed the muzzle 90 the
gun under his LETT jaw and pulled tn.
trigger. a 40. s shell blew go0dly
portion of his head off, Death was DE
Simultaneous. Besides his Wife. he leaves
two children. Mrs Cottonhead was not
hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
SINK byn Baltlcshln

TOEQUAY, ENGLAND, Aug. S.-The
British battleship sans Parcel. White re.
turning from the manoealIes sank the
British sh.p East Lothian Captain Nc
Farlane. 1895 tons. last tight Off Tie
Lizard. one man was drowned
The warship communicated the news TO
the o,Her ships of The feet by wireless
telegraphy.
The East Lothian left Manila February
GIN for Nantes. France where she ar
rived July 2ist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
NOTED LADY DEAD.
Mrs. Lucy Holcomb Pickcns Died Yes
fcrday in South Carolina.

AUGUSTA. GA, August S.-special.-
An Edgedeld, s. c.. special to the Chron-
icle says:
Mrs Lucy Holcomb Plckens, relict OF
the late r. w. Pickens. Minister 10 St.
Petersburg under President Buchanan,
and who was elected Governor of South
Carolina before be had reached the State
from Russia. died al her home at Edge
wood near Edgeheld. s. g.. this morning
at o'clock aged siNty-hve years.
Mrs. pickcus was born near Peters
burg. Va. and was Miss Lucy Holcomb.
Her parents moved from Petersburg 90
Marshall. Texas. where she married Gov
ornor Pickons who had just received his
apuointmeut as Minister 10 ST. Peters
burg.
With the passing away OF Mrs. Pickens
the South loses ONE Of its most striking
antc-beium charactc-s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
ChildLost in the City.

Lena Jacobs. twelve years Of age. was
found lost on the street shortly before J
o'clock this morning. and taken 10 Iar
Third police station. The parents or me
child according 10 her statement i've ln
the citv. hut She could not say where
Her ignorance is due % the fact that she
has lived here only a short time. ana mas
nor become familiar even with me sti eel
and house of her residence. Her iather.
she said. Is tailor The child viii be
KENT az the station until this morning
when the police will endeavOr 20 locate
her parents and home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09

CHICAGO. Aug S-A special 20 the
Chronicle from Toledo. Ohio. says: on
the evening Of August 18Th. n the middle
Of the street. in front of Memorial United
Brethren church. this city. the elegantly
bound volumes which compose the library
OF Marshal o. Wageoncr formerly one
of the most pronounced agnostics in tho
world. Will be burned. lie was recently
converted t0 Christianity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
AsnhnIf Paving Trust.

CHICAGO. August S-The new asphalt
paving trust has secured complete control
OF the Western Paving and Supply Com
pany. OF which Volney w. Foster was the
financial head Mr. Foster reures rom
business and the asphalt trust finds Itself
strongly entrenched in Chicago. The
main hackers Of the trust are Mr.. Bar
her ~ the Barber Asphalt Company, Of
chlcaSo and New York. and General
Greene and his associate -,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09

An attempt was made late Monday night
to burglarize Luck's plumbing and Timing
shop and Latouche's tailoring establish
ment. on west Main street near Belvidere
street. Several shots were fired. soaring
the miscreants away. The explosion OF
firearms served 10 awaken many people in
the ne'ghborhood. and there was con
siderable excitement for awhile. Several
years ago one OF the stores. which was
then occupied as a grocery was robbed
of nearly an its contents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
Races in AlbcmarIc.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. August s.
Spccial.-Two or three match-races oc-
CURED at Belmont Race Track this after
noon. when several thousand dollars
changed hands.
The principal feature of the evening
was a dash between Captain G. H.
No0ro's "Hadies' and J. e. Barnette's
"Madgc" distance $50 yards stakes 500.
"Hodics" Won 10y three lengths.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
Many New Coke Ovens.

YOUNGSTOWN. O.. Aug. S.-To insure
a sufficient supply OF coke for It's furnaces
contract has been made by The Ma
t!onal steel Company with j. W. Ra!ney,
a Plttsburg oven builder, for the erection
OF 800 new coke ovens In the connels-
Vile coke region. and work on them has
already been commenced and Will be
completed IN Tune to be put in operation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
TWO CASES OF YELLOW JACK.
Vessel from Havana Reaches Santiago
with the scourge Aboard.


SANTIAGO. DE CUBA, Aug. S.-The
British steamer sutherland, captain
Percy Nibbs. from Philadelphia July 4th,
which arrived here yesterday from
Havana, from which port she sAiied on
sunday. brought two cases OF yellow
fever.
ID is said Captain Nibbs is dying. lie
was Oh for two days before leaving
Havana. TWO other cases are suspected
m tne ships company.
The Sutherland received only per
,,,,l.tor, examination before leaving
Havau8. aud she viii be held here until
al danger IS passed
No new cases of fever were officially
reported to-day in the city and none nave
developed among the American uoop9
within the last ten days
A regiment of Cuban cavalry COM
manded by American officers will soon be
formed. it is understood. as a substitute
Tor a section of the United States troops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
IS YOUR DOG MISSING?
He May be Killed if Not Claimed Be
fore y O'clock This Morning.

The dog catchers did not go out with
the wagon until an early hour this morn
ing. 10 being thought better time IN
which 20 catch the animals. especially
such as have been proving such general
nuisances as rest-disturhers. As on Mon
day the wagon was accompanied by
Police Officers Marion Sutton and B. PEN
Cloton.
They had fotce Of eleven men TO
eaten the dogs.
All that are captured before morning
VIII be- taken Co the headquarters Of the
;. r. G.. a. on Main street between Sixth
and Seventh streets al about s o'clock
this morning, and any persons missing
dogs. which they value, may save the
animals lives by beng on hand promptly.
The work OF executing the dogs VIII not
be deferred later than necessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
Cleycland rronhle o,er-

CLEVELAND. -, Aug. s.-The last
company OF militia left the city to-day.
f1o aurro~ifi.s having decided that thore
IS little probability OF any further trouble
in connection with the street-car strike.
The Big Consolidated continues to 0pe-
rate an Of Us lines with non-union men.
the ears In many cases being well filed
with passengers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09

May Hampstead g TO 81 third. Time.
1884
Fourth raco-one mile and sixteenth
MYTH IS 20 - FIRST Albania a to y sec
ond. Sirangcst GO TO ID third. Time, las
Fuh race--one and an eighth miles
Charcntus @ 20 % first, Kinnikinnic % to
% second. Satirst g 90 - third. Tine,
1.JFf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
THE WAR Is ON.
Dominican Kcvolutionists Take Pos
session OfTown OF Daia bOn.

PORT AU PRINCE, HAYTI, August
S.-The revolutionary Dominican troops
which assembled at Ouanaminthe have
crossed the frontier and have taken pos
session OF DajaOOn.
The garrison at that place retired TO
Fort Beiair a strategic position COM
handing the town. THE foreign popu.a-
ton and the uaytan consul left the
place.
10 is considered probable that Jiminez.
the leader of the revolution. VIII attempt
90 make a landing ON the island shortly.
iu order TO join the revolutionary troops
at Daiab0n and take direction OF the
movement.
The Haytian government IS taking
measures TO prevent Jmiuez from landing
in that country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
sar.ioea Races.

SARATOGA. y. y, Aug S.-Resrrs
a. Saratoga:
Flist rete-hve furlongs-1o ddy az 70 p
FIRST, saEnart &c 10 % second Lieutenant
GIBSON rs % ID third Time. l'0ih
Second racc~e.x and ? haf fvrlorg*--
Hurry urriey q 90 y first. General
Mart Gary a 10 y second. Cionsllia 6 TO
d third. Time IN.
Third raco-uniied States Hotel Stakes
orc and one-cirhih htes-Kinley Mack
q 70 ID FIRST Lakeland l6 70 y second,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09

90 furnish the new furnaces when they
are Blown in. The National Steel CON-
pany has also contracted o. take the enc
tire production OF the go ovens OF tho
oliver and Snyder Company for "A long
term of years. These arrangements WlI
give tho National steel Company The proc
ducti0n of more than 100 C0uncAsyiie
ovens FOR lbs own use.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
NEWPORT NEWS
WILL RETALIATE
CONTINUED from First Paee.)

being eK-membors of the Peninsula
Guard. who saw service in the Spanish
war.
A number OF young people OF Hampton
gave Beach Party 20 Buckroe last night
In wagons and another party Will give
hop there tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
ro...lcr ANnrl,s I.xnlndc-

NEW YORK. Aug. S-An explosion
wrecked the uitro-elyccrine building OF
the Drmau Powder and Chemi-
cal Company's works. three miles from
Farmingdalc \. j., this afternoon. Two
men were injured. one. Levi Esten was
severely hurt. and the other, Clark Cham
berlin, only slightly Loss, 5000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09

BoYDTON. VA. August S.-specciai.-
Mrs Pattie l.. Toone wife " j. l.. Toone.
ESQ. of this county. and daughter oi
tho late "A. Puryclr. died at her home
Yesterday after long and palnIul Ill
ness. aged about dty-hve
Mrs. To0ne was "a woman or strong
character. She leaves husband ana
hroth her
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
GEORGIA P0PULISTS.
Decide to Put Out State, MunicipaI
aud COUNTY, TiCkets.

ATLANTA. GA, August S-A confer
onco OF the Populist party leaders of this
state was held here to-day. Thoy deter
mined 10 put out q State. county and
municipal ticket next year. The confer
euce declared against fusion. that the
party ia this state was stronger than
ever before. and outlined "a mlddle-Ot-tne-
road policy.
". L. Peek. recent candidate for Gov
crnor. presided. Tom Watson was not
present. lt having been announced that
he mad Withdrawn from politics.
Wharton Barker. of Philadelphia. Pres
ideutial nominee for 1900. and Joseph A.
Parker. national secretary, were invited
TO another conference, which viii soon
take place. tsa,s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
Treasure ship.

VANCOUVER. b. c. August S-The
steamer Rosale. in Sunday right with
$50 passengers. briugs I'm the neighbor-
hood of S8O0.0O I'm gold. According 10
The estimate OF Canadian Gold Commits
sioner OeiNie. the OUTPUT of me klon-
g,tc mines This year will be 100000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
WEST INDIAN HURRICANE,
Tclegraphic Communication Cut on
Ia.t Of Cnba aud san Dnminno.

tlA~I OF ca ma ava ~an DnulluGo.
HAVANA. Aug S.-The Weather Bu-
reau has warned al stations in Cuba. as
welt as Kingston. Jamaica. that teie-
graphic communication is cut or east
OF Cuba The hurricane centre is APP
parentiy approaching Porto Rico and Will
probably pass north of that island.
WASHINGTON. Aug. S-Duriug Tues
day Geographic communication with the
islands of tho West Indies. east of santo
Domingo. was cut on. The hurricane
centre was apparently approaching Porto
Rico. Hurricane warnings We're carried
westward 10 Santiago. Cuba. and shipping
bound north and east from Cuban and
Jamaican ports We're advised 10 remain
in port
SANrO DOMINGO. Aug. 6-The United
states cruiser New Orleans put 10 sea
this morning at o'clock. The barometer
then stood at POSI-. AS this dispatch is
filed the register shows 29S5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA August =
-Special-Mr. Andrew Jackson. one OF
the oldest and most respectable citlzens
or Albemarle county died at his home
near keswick yesterday afternoon, IN
the eighty-fourth year Of his age. he
was buried at Zion church to-day at L
o clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
ASKS
FOR RECOGNITION
CONTINUED from First Page)

observe and fulfill the rules OF war 'nae
he gave him hundred spanish prisoners
which the American navy had captured.
Finally. the Filipinos appeal TO inc
powers to influence washington 70 p,Ins
TO A termination THE unjust war VIM" -
devastating the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09

GREENPoRT z. l.. August :. - The
Columbia defeated the Defender four
minutes and 10 seconds on the first run
OF the New York Yacht Clubs cruise
from New London 10 Gardeners Bay
thirty mlleA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
PLAYED FAST BALL.
Syracuse Now Has Most ofthe Players
from the Richmond Team.

from the Hichmond Team.
SYRACUSE. y. y, August S.-Ihc Star
baseball team played with six new men
to.day-the remnants OF the Richmond
Atlantic League team. The new team
PLAYED the fastest bali seen here this sea-
son and easily defeated the Montreal team
bv score OF o 20 o Wrsley. who Is
captain of the new aggregation. especially
DISTINGUISHED himself Dundon. Rich
nonds third .baseman. Will replace smith
at third. and with this change the team
Viii play AS to-day for the remainder OF
the season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
sIrs. Alice HUH Girvin.

ROANOKE. VA, Aug. S.-speciaL-Airs.
Alice HUFF Girvin, a sister of Ballard II.
Hun. OF this city and a daughter or
isaac II. HUH. one of the most prominent
citizens of this section of the state, died
Yesterday at Ashcy.le y. g.. aged
twenty years. The remains were brought
hero tonight FOR interment She was
married I'M May to j. Harry Girvin, of
Ii. IaLr...r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
Henderson Lee.

SALEM. Va. August S.-SpeciaL-Mr.
henderson Lee. who was chosen COM
monwealth's Attorney at the May election
I'm Roanoke county. died at his home here
this afternoon after % short illness Win
peritonitis Mr.. Lee was about thiriy-hNe
wears old. was an active member OK the
Presbyterian church and was superlnleh-
1o,t of the Sunday school lie was
staunch Democrat and was one OF the
ATHEIST and brightest lawyers OF this Sec
tion. lie Is survived by his wife
me funeral services viii probably DE
conducted Thursday morning a. the
Presbyterian church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
Rev. Knox Poole.

ROCKINGHAM. y. c.. August &-Spe-
cial-.A telegram from Asheviile an
nounces the death of Rev Knox Poole
a talented and popular Presbyterian min
lister. Funeral tomorrow at Jackson
Springs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
Crazcd From Grief

eTrFFOLK. Va August S.-SpeciaI.-
Made morbid by constant griet Tor her
husband. Mrs. Ida Goldsteln mas lost her
mind.
A commission OF lunacy to-day adj
Judged her insane. Mrs. Goldstein IS
from Russia.
Her husband. whom she loved fondly,
deserted her
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
Where They Play To-Day.

Chicago az Washington.
ST. Louis at Baltimore.
P.ttshurs-at Philadelphia
louisville at New York
o.. Cleveland at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
INDIGESTION

IS the cause OF
much sickness.
IL the stoma "a
be strong. sick
ness Will be un-
known. Hostel
ter's Stomach
Il itters viii
make the diges-
ton perfect and
the liver active.
See that u Fri-
Nate Revenue
Stamp covers
the neck OF the
Bottle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
Standing OF tho Clubs.
nnslnn. 81. Clcrclnnd. S.

BOSTON. August S-Boston won hard
hitting game from Cleveland to-day.
Bailey. after being hit for four singles
and home run in the nth. retired in
favor of Hickman. Sugden's knee was
Injured in the seventh by foul tip but
~ pluckily played ont the same. Nc
Anister replaced Tucker I'm the seventh
al first Hemphm going 20 right field
score. r. n. Z.
Boston. .......4O15OO SKIS - .
cleveland. .0O1Q4OO3O-S 10 4
Battorics-Hakman. Bailey and Ber-
gen: Bates and Sugden. Umpires-Lynch
and Connolly. Attendance, 12coo. Time
90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09

me butchers Of the First Market Will
endeavor 10 slaughter the butchers OF
tho Second Market I'm game oil base
ban 20 be played al Broad-S.reet Park
frts afternoon at 1 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
Politics in the Valley.

A Richmond gentleman who returned
from the Valley yesterday. says Governor
TYLER met with q series OF ovations
wherever he went.
ut is apparent however ne stated.
chat Senator Martin has a strong fol-
lowing. Politics are red hot from the
Ioroes TO the Potomac, and the result IN
most of the counties is in doubt. Rock
bridge IS safe for Tyler. and Martin will
nrobably carry Rockingham"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
Cincinnati. 8: Hrool.lyn. @.

CINCINNATI. -, tbfeoLi Ah. x.
BROOKLYN. August S--Thc Reds gain
cd safe lead by touching mp McJames
I'm a lively fashion and STAYED of rally
bv Brooklyn at the close. The work or
Corcoran and Dahlen was me feature.
despite the Brooklyn shOrt-stop's two er-
rors Attendance. 300
Score. l. H. F..
Cincinnati. -. .o2230OOO1-S 3
Brooklyn. ......0 DO 2 o' -
Ratteries-Taylor and Pie'z. Kennedy
NcJames and Farrell. JmpIes-''aHhey
and Latham. Time, $50
Philadelphia. .; PiusIurg. :.
PHILADELPHIA. August S--When the
phillies went 10 the bat I'm the eighth IN
ming Lever showed signs of weakening
Thomas singled and Deiehaniy went 10
first on called balls. Flick got three DalIs
and then Donovan placed Iannemu ON
the rubber. Two more bases on bais'
two singles and long ny eyeneo l"e
score. and I'm the tenth the PhlIiles "o"
on three singles. Attendance -''r' ,,
Score. H. - 49,
y ,,l,deiphla. .0OOOO013O1 u %
ratteries-Tannehi Lever and shreck-
etqost. D9nohue and Douglas. bmpir So
Frnslie and Mcdonald. Time 3:-o.
Washington. 1: Chicago. 1.
WASHINGTON. August S'-Mcf ar
,,ro,s three-bagger with two men on
haees in the seventh inning. Won D'9
,,sme for washington today Mci ai-
f.,0-s work was the feature OF IL $40"
game Attendance, -,4p' ~
score hy innings; an
washington. .OO1O0o3 * . I1
,h.r.po .....OOO1Oo O0o-l % D
t.,tterirs- Mcfarland and Duncan
,rtvlor and D0nOhue. lmpires- "I1-
wood and Dwyer. Time, No.
baltimore. z: ~. Louis. >.
BALTIMORE. August S.-Both the
r,stfirnore and ST. Louis pitchers were
.rafted freely to-day. but the visitors er-
rors counted heavily against them Mil
Ter made his first appearance with lhe
pcrfcctos and played rather d poor
came. Attendance. 200.
score by innings: d. H. ~,
saltluore.... ..l02l COX ID
81 Louis. ....1 OOo2 o o. il
,atteries-HOwcll and Robinson; sud
hoff and sehreckengost. bmplTes-O Day
ana Hunt. Time, 2l0
New York. .; Louisville, 4.
NEW YORK. August S-Louisviile was
dofeated I'm "a ten inning game to-day. A
hase on balls 90 Warner, followed by hits
of Carrick and Van Haltren. gave the
locals the game in the tenth. Attend
'' score bv innings: R.H.E.
New York. .121OOOO0O1-
Louisville. ...0O3OO1O 700 .
gattcrlcs-Carrlck and Warner. Dowl-
.nr aud Nmmer. mpres-Massan1
ana McGarr Time, 210
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-09
MCFARLAND WON
FOR WASHINGTON
His Three-Bagger in the Seventh
Took Game from Orphans.
TWO TeN-lNNlNG GAMES PLAYED
In Which the Giants Won from louis
willie aud the Qualscrs from Pitts
burg, by the Same Scorc-Ihc
Othcr Games.
Yesterdays Scores.

Washington. 4: chicago. /.
Boston. is. Cleveland. ).
Cincinnati. \, Brooklyn. g.
New York. 8. Louisville. 4. 90 lnn'Ugs)
Philadelphia. 3. Pnisbmg. a. DO innngsl
Baltimore. e. ST. Louis. g.
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