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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
PIERCE THE WINNER.
Took the $1,000 Purse for Hundred
Mile Bicycle Race at Manhattan

NEW YORK. July 29.-The one hundred
mile paced bicycle race at Manhattan
Beach track to-day FOR the 5000 purse
was won by Burns Pierce, OF boston, '''e
present holder OF the lo mAe Ai'e I,'''l
record. lie failed, however TO Deal nus
own record of hours ana - Hl'''''s ~
81 is seconds, finishing in hou'9' 81
minutes. 3 20 seconds.
The stiff breeze blowing across .'.e
track probably iesseued the chainplo"
speed. Frank Waller was secohd 4H d
hours and a. minutes 10 seconds.
There were four starters for me sl'vV'
purse Burns Pierce. of Bos, marry
Eikes. of Glen Falls. y. y, me uiiiu'e
distance champion OF America, Char.es
w. Miller, Of Chicago, long distance
champion OF the world. and Frank az
ler. OF Boston. The start was al -''-'
Attendance 1900.
Elkes was the inside man and had a
shade the best of the start. Pierce was
on the outside. but from the moment he
left the tape be hung on dogEedly 70
E.kes until be finally outrode him ana
sent him OF the track. Elkes' pace
maker from the start was the motor quad
engine erected by Crooks ireland and
Fourier. At the end Of the FIST lap.
Elkes was in the lead with Pierce close
up Waller third and miller last Miller
succeeded in remaining last
Both Ekes and Pierce ovorapsed the
others Do the fifth mile and they repeated
the performance az intervals of every
few miles. At the end OF the sixth mile.
Elkes pacing quad suddenly gave out
and threw him 0ut somewhat. but he
speedily rshtol himself with Kent and
5.tnson steering the double scatter.
IL was a heartbrcahng race mp 10 the
nfueth mile The first forty miles was
covered in i hour and So minutes, "a 10
seconds. AT the haif century Pierce
had Fixes o lap in his rear. At 81 miles
Elkes was ridden % O. s;andstill lie left
the track but returned as Pierce turned
the slxty-second mile. Waller was a
lap behind Bikes but tho little fellow
ran away from him. Fixes quit again
in q few miles giving Waller a command
Ing lead for second place. but came on
again IN time 20 beat out Miller. Wal
ler showed up spiendidly for an old chap.
and Elkos was roundy applauded for
his pluck Time at the finish: Burns
Pierce g hours. 2 minutes, @ % seconds,
Frank Waller. hours. "A minutes, 9 10
seconds. Harry Fixes. 2 hours Sc minutes,
&c % seconds Chas. w. Miller. hours
So minutes. 40 IS seconds
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W. GORDON No0tHr
frf Head MA Ter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
A SUMNER WlTHA
FOOTBALL PLAYER
The Noted Specialist, J. N. Keys
Smith, NJ. D., Tells How the
Players Get Ready for Fall.

While the football players do not prop
erly begin to train until September, still
it IS necessary to spend the summer in
getting ready to train. No man could
step out Of the routine of everyday life
and suddenly live the life OF an expert In
training. The sudden stoppage OF all the
luXures which people allow themselves
would DO too much for his constitution.
lie would be troubled with insomnia and
would break down. The stoppage OF
bottle OF beer at night has been known
10 give man insomnia and tho giving
up of tobacco produces its IN effects at
first. IL is absolutely necessary 10 give
up Injuries slowly. IL you are COINS 10
bed every night ut u, you cannot sudden
ly make "a habit OF retiring al S. That Is
the reason so many wOuid-be athleies
break down early in their career. Ihey
leave off all the luxuries of life and be
gin its sevcritieE without due prepara-
ton.
Two very prominent football players
nave placed themselves in my care for
the summer or until such time as they
are 10 20 in training, and the work
shall give them % do Is identical WIEN
the work that should be taken by every
very healthy man who goes on "A sum-
mer vacation. Nothing tones up the
system and tunes the heart and muscles
like n course Of light athletics, and moth
ing so tends 10 grade a man.
BY grade" is meant the taking on Of
SUFFICIENT fat 90 make man healthy, but
no more. Grading also means the TAX
ing Off OF superfiuous fat. A man prop
er.y graded is just Cat enough. Men are
so differently built as 20 size of frame
and weight Of bones that it IS difficult TO
give a table Of weights and measures.
But. I should say that a man who meas
urcs feet inches sh0uld weigh ~.
That may be- a little heavy. but he
should never get under li5. Below that
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NEW YORK. July z9.-First race. sell
ing. nye furlones-Fluke 90 10 81 first
Wildwood 00 TO 4 ana to ID second, Ho4d
Lock go 90 u third. Time. l.ol As.
Second racc-one mile-Rare Perfume
us TO and 1 to Cd first, hurricane "a 10
1 ana cveD second, Althea Is 70 - third.
Time. 1911.
Tnird race-the Rising Generation. six
characterization 40 20 ID first Shore
nam a TO and ouD second, Trumpet q
20 Cd third. Time 1915 l-5.
Fourth race-Brighton cup. two and n
quarter Of a mile-Bansie % 20 and 10
Al first. Dondeoro )even and ] 20 50 Sec
ond. Lahon 90 20 ID third. Time. 1856 -.
Fifth race-the Scud five furlongs-Isi-
dor g 10 - first. Florence Clark q 10
and 20 ID second Water King 90 20 j.
third. Time 0l -.
sixth race-.Steeple Chase handicap,
fun course-King r Is 20 % first Perion
G5 10 ID second, Rheinstrom a to 81 third.
Time. 500.
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TENEYCKE WON EASILY.
The Eight-Oarcd Events at Boston
Were Very Holly Contested.

BOSTON, July 29.-The result Of the
three-cornered championship single scull
race between Young Edward Teneycke'
Joseph Mcguire and Joseph whitehead
whicn served TO attract over 300 people
TO the banks of the Charles river this
afternoon. was scarcely "a feature IN the
second and final day Of the National
Regatta.
Ieaeycke easily rowed away from MS
opponents and merely padded over the
line at the finish. six lengths ahead OF
Mcguire and nine ahead of whitehead.
.r6e two eight-0ared events the senior
winch was won bv the Pennsylvania
Barge club. and the intermediate that
came over from yesterday, and was won
by the Boston Athletic Club. were both
hony contested. while the intermediate
doubles and tho four-oarcd races were
fully as exciting.
inc New YORK Athletic Club won the
four-oared and the Jeferies Point Row
ing Association of East Boston. the
doubles. while the intermediate singles
and the association senior singles were
won by Frank b. Greer, also Of the JET
ferries Point. and John Rumohr, OF Rat
Portage. II
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PROFESSIONAL WHEELMEN.
The Grand Circuit Meet at Asbury
Park We'll Attended.

NEW YORK. July 2'.-The Grand Cir
cult bicycle race meet, on the Asbury
Park track to-day, under the auspices
OF A. A. Zimmerman. brought out a
crowd OF several thousand people, and
a field OF the speediest riders who are
following the circuits.
The trial heats were all holly contested,
and good time was made The gravel
track was In excellent condition. and
there was little wind to interfere with
the riders.
In the third heat of the half-mile ANA
teur. J. II. Hunter. Of Harrison, n. j..
was the victim of a serious spill. being
considerably cut and bruised. Summary
Professional championship, one mile
Won by O. l.. Steven, Ottumwa: IL j.
Freeman. Portland, second; liver Law
son. Chicago third. Time. Ell As.
Half-mie professional handicap-Won
by Hardy Downing, San Jose a5 yards)
q. Il. Jack. Philadelphia, 60 YARDS sec
ond; Charles Hadnelds. Newark go yards).
third. Time. 1:oL
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means danger. the wasting Of necessary
tissues.
The best amateur athlete in New York
is exactly g feet tall Tie weighs lD
pounds and il is not too much for him.
I have seen men at 90 who were very
athletic. could play football. which is
the most trying game for fat man. and
could sprint. They had hardened the
muscles until they We're Ike iron. and.
having "a naturally heavy frame. they
could carry OF their weight well.
The course Of training for beginner
can be taken unnoticed. II man is
sensitive about trying TO reduce DE can
do so and gain strength without being the
subject OF remark by following few
rules.
The hardest thing and the most essen
tial one rs absolute seif-cOntrOl. without
self-c0ntrol a man can do nothing. for
he will add five pounds 10 his weight IN
two days from the first nt of over-indul-
gence. Jockey Tercl recently added
nearly eight pounds 10 his weight IN
day or TWO when resting This he was
able to take off in a night az Turkish
bath. But the average man would have
had 10 burn that weight out of his sys-
TEN by exercise, actually consuming the
carbon that had been created by oyer-in-
diligence.
The safest rule FOR the man who intends
10 get in training and who hopes al least
10 tone up his system is 10 begin with
before breakfast exercise. Before ne has
bathed h. can exercise five minutes With
his arms. ana by pumping After his
bath he can exercise three minutes more.
The window should be wide open 10 give
him plenty OF good air for his lungs dur
ing this performance: and II these dFec-
tons are followed he will have a fine ap-
petite for breakfast
The breakfast meal can be taken with
the family, eating whatever is served.
DO not. however, take more than one
cup Of coffee and only one lump of sugar
In the cup. Butter can be eaten. and
any other food that is liked. Only half
a glass OF water must be taken and no
water for an hour after breawfast
All meals must be taken with less than
a glass of fuid and after dinner there
must be no nap.
A man can take twenty pounds off HIS
weight I'm month by abstaining from
water and by taking no maps during the
d.v After thar comes exercise Take
all you can get Of il; nothing heroic but
be always on the go. Join mountain
climbing expeditions. play tennis and
croauet. PatrOniZe the golf links. don't
sir still Cultivate the habit OF waiting
on yourself. DO your own stoOpirg. don'I
ASH people 10 picl. up things for you.
NV mis- very simple system
reduced an English u0bleman last sum
mer from 225 pounds TO rs. He reduced
SO fast Il alarmed me. but he kept his
health well.
The football athletes in summer add
few laws TO these. Twice day they take
violent exercise in gymnasium. They
swing on the bar. leap the hurdles. and
sprint until they are In great glow.
Then they are well rubbed down with
warm water and alcohol. Ihs assisU
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SCHOOLS.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

the formation OF muscle. The matter OF
going into training Is not serious ai'e'
that IN training. preparatory 10 rae,
they are compelled to diet ana al sNce,'
are denied them. But latterly the hale
athletes are eating ice cream once q ""S
and cake al supper. They are also oIilN-
ing ale.
The man who wants 10 get In good con-
dition must let strong stmuidn1s A4oHS'
lie can drink a bottle OF Deer win 10
dinner, and one or TWO at night. bu.
this is about the limit. VINE VIII V4seI
him and throw him back TO Where nc
began.
Dyspeptics can cure themselves BIZ eX-
erci.e Ibe worst case OF indigestion
was cured last spring I'M London IN three
stages. The first was perfect repair 90
the teeth. The second was plenty or eA-
ercise. aud the third was the slow cat
ing OF every Kind of fooc that Was agree
able ID the taste. excepting pineapple ana
lobster. toward both Oh which the patient
had a. constitutional idi0syncrdcy that
made them act like poison upon his sys-
TEN.
lt Is tlresome TO go through with cal
isthenics unless there is some directive
point beyond that of health. Tie anna
feur athlete gets slack 1 would there
fore recommend % home trainer when Is
"a simple mechanism for riding bicycle
jim ones own room. The rear wheel l5
suspended and held stationery while the
rider mounts and pedals without moving
from one spot. There are many kinds
sold. but d. simple one can be easilH
made nc home. A very good rundown for
am amateur is made by throwing a small
bottle of perfume into large bottle OF
alcohol
The famous Yale bath is made by pour
ing eight ounces OF he.i0trope perfume
into half gallon Of alcohol The ordi-
nary extract Is used,. costing about sew
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The Atlantic League doesn't possess a
better second bascman than Frank Ward,
and every ono comedies that the big fell
low knows the game. His irritable
temper and remarkable impetuosity robs
him OF all judgment and then ensucs
those remarkable scenes for which Frank
Is everywhere famous. Any club with
which Ward is connected harms him by
lodging with him tho responsibility Of the
captalncy of the team His excessive ag-
grcssiveness natlsally preiudices the
writer's against'him and naturally he does
not come In for press agent" But
what does Ward care about reDortorial
comments? Nothine.-H. CT Merrill in
Wnkesbarre Record.
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Trnllcr - snnsl-Tn-

SPRING CITY. PA, July "a trolley
car on the Montgomery and Chester Eiec-
trio railway ran away while going down
a MN az this place tonight. and dashed
into q building at the foot OF The incline.
AT least twenty-five persons were more
or less seriously injured. u IS said the
car was completely demolished. The
most seriously injured are.
John Z. McCauley and Miss Fanny
Keller both OF PhoeniXville
All tho injured were taken 10 nearby
houses and had their wounds dressed.
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NEW BEDFORD. MASS. July 90
EDDIE McDunee. champion middle dis
lance rider or the world, broke the
worlds milo record on tho Buuonwoot
cycle track THIS afternoon, making the
mile IN III
Tuis DIS the nrst mile ever ridden under
1880. motor paced. The first quarter was
made iu % seconds The second quar-
ter was a trine faster. % seconds, while
the third was 90 3-5 seconds. The rider
could not quite hold this terrific pace.
and on the last quarter dropped 20 y 2-5
seconds. but he bad clipped three seconds
and q fraction from the former record.
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Tn. cherubs attempted 10 play two
games yesterday afternoon.
Allentown did play two games. and so
well did they do g. as against The miser-
able exhibition given by the Cherubs that
they won both and by doing so, jumped
INTO a tie with Lancaster for second
place
IL was obviously an off-day for the
Cherubs and an on day FOR the visitors
The latter out-playod the former in every
particular. and the Cherubic twirlers
went down before the Allentowns avail
anche Ike timid bathsrs before the At
lantlc City surf on a bad day
Patsy Flaherty did not show mp in his
usual form. nor did Dolan. Neither did
Hargrove nbr Steelman; ditto the Other
players Both Pfanmiler and Bishop
were made manniklns Of by the heavy
hittcrs from Pennsylvania and they were
but amateurs I'm the hands Of Mcintyre
smith. Vigneux. Lutenburg, the Dele
haniys and the others.
il was a happy moment FOR Allentown
and they had good cause for JOY. for
they had done the trick that no other
team had been able 90 do. In taking two
games from the Cherubs I'm succession.
They acted like a lot Of schoolboys al a
picnic and the valleys and hills Of the
land OF william Penn viii echo and
re-echo with an exhnaratng shouts OF Joy
as they peal forth from the threats Of the
mighty ones from Allentown.
As for the Cherubs. they were not I'm IL
n little bit They could not connect with
tho ball as pitcod. nor could they locate
tho sphere or stop 10 after 70 was hit
by the AllentoWntos Everything went
wrong with the Cherubs
Pipplns failed 20 use his head at critical
times. Dolan ran an over himself az in-
tercsting stages. and Flaherty had evil
IDENTIFY walked under a ladder some place
during the day for bad luck stared him in
the face all through both games
But tho result viii probably tend 20 re-
vive Interest I'm the game here for 30
proved that the Cherubs are not irwin
chile and that they cannot be counted
upon 20 win every game. AS consequence
there can be no further foregone conclu-
sion.
Beginning tomorrow afternoon n series
VIII be played with Reading. and as
Reading IS playing great ban there will
De three very hot games From now on
90 the close Of the season. every day
viii be "ladies day" and no admission
zee will De charged the fair sex. Tho
scores Of the two games follow:
First game:
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LANCASTER. PA. July %.-LAncaster
and Wilkes barre this afternoon played the
most exciting. scrappiest kind of "a game
Wilkcsbarre winning by a score Of / 10
O. Umpire Moran frequently aroused the
ire Of the spectators, and I'm the last in
ming was almost mObbed for a bad de-
cislon. Wlkesharre scored on Schaub' S
error. VOORHEES, vas Wild, but had mag
nifcent support. Schmidts pitching was
a feature Score:
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Negro Woman stabbed.

A serious cutting scrape occurred az 30
o'clock this morning. when Annie Brown
(colored. living az 50S north seventh
street, was stabbed under the chin. the
knife penetrating into the mouth and
cut near the right eye. Though seriously
wounded. it IS thought she VIII recover
Suspicion rests on the woman's huS
band. Richard Brown. and q negro wO'
man. Annie Woodson both OF whom ars
under arrest at the Second police station,
whore they were lodged by Officers Baker
and w. II. WYATT
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Philadelphia. :: Chicago. 6.
Brooklyn. 6; st. Louis, 1

ST. LOUIS, MO-, July 9.-McBride s
wpdness gave the Brook.yns to-day
game. The Perfectos made great fin
ish I'm the ninth inning and gave the
Superbas a scare. With two men on
bases Burkett made his second home run
of the game = this inning Attendance
ecora. r. II. T..
St louis ..........OOOOO1Oo3-4 10 4
Brooklvn .... ....O12OO21O 9 .
Batteries: Mcbride, Powell and O'Con-
or: Hughes and Mcclure. Umpires, O'Day
and McGarr. No time
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SARATOGA. y. y. july 29-Pier-s
Ioullard has bought from John T.. Mad-
den the two-year-od Garrick. winner or
the great Trial stake at snocpshead. ana
the bay colt. 'rhe Chamberlain. The
horses will fulfill their enga goments n
this country after which they viii De-
shipped 90 England in the fall
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HAVANA. July @-Mayor Iaoos'e
has determined that gambling iu Ha-
yana must stop Hitherto only Chinese
gambling houses have been rfided hy The
police but now the war has extended %
ar'stocratic gambling circles Fourteen
arrests were made last night and large
quantity of money was captured
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DORvAL QUEBEC. July 29.-The race
scheduled for to-day. between the GU
cairn III. and Constance. respectively
defender of and challenger for the Sea
wanhaka cup. was postponed until Mon
day. There was not enough wind 10
start tho boats.
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Rcading. o; Newark. 3.

READING. PA. July 29.-Rcading gain
ed an unexpected victory over Newark
this afternoon. IL looked as though they
would be defeated until the ninth when
the score was tied. Ia the tenth Millett' s
curves were smashed I'm an directions for
seven hits. which with a base on balls
and am out resulted In SIX runs. Up TO
the ninth inning. Millett was invnciblc.
Cockman played marvellous game at
short The score.
IL
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DEATHS.

WEINsTFIN. Died, Friday, July 2Sth.
nd 500 a NJ. Mrs. AUGUSTA HARRI-
SON WEINSTEIN. in the thirty-fourth
year 81 her age.
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dence Of her mother. Mrs NJ. Harrison
1851 east Main street, SUNDAY MORN
ING al 10 o'clock. Friends and 40
ouaintances invited to attend.
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should IncIndc AI1Ouestirns

PRETORIA. July e9.-The general tone
or the Parliamentary debate in London
is regarded as satisfactory but doubt IS
expressed I'm official quarters as % mo
acceptaDilitv Of the proposed joint in-
curry unless It shall include al questions
IN dispute
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COLON. COLOMBIA. July 29.-It is OF
hciauy announced from Panama thar the
yellow fever has ceased 20 be epidemic
there. The total number OF cases re-
ported since The outbreak OF the disease
is eignty-cight. OF which fOrty-nyo re-
suited fatally.
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Hain Intcrfcrrel.

LOUISVILLE. KY, July 1.-TWO
games were 10 have been played to-day,
but rain stopped the first game I'm the
last half of the third and after half
hours steady downpour the grounds were
unfit for further playing. The Bostons
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state a. and ~ College,. Al Blacks
burg. Va Thirty instructors. Thor
oughy equipped Shops, Laboratories
and lnfrmary Iurm of 100 acres
steam heat and electric lights Ia dor
mit0ries Degree courses 81 Agricul-
f1re. Horticulture. Civil, Mechanical
aud Electrical Engineering. Applied
chemistry and General Science. shorter
courses in Practical Agriculture and
Practical Mechanics. Total cost Of
session Of nine months including tut
tfon and other fees. uniform, board.
washing textbooks medical attend
auce efe.. about $1,000. Cost 20 State
students. 065OO Next session begins
September 81. 1890 For catalogue sp-
Div no j. II. Mc8RYDE. Ph. d., LII D..
President 1yl5
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WIIKESRARRI


IOfalS s.sst+s.s.sss ssssss = - -
Stated for Loccher IN ninth inning.
Score by innings: X
Lancaster. ..... .......V U W
Wilkesbarre ..... .........O OV u u VN-l
Summary: Sacrifice hits-Stroh. Left
on bases-Lancaster 10; Wilkesbarre. 8.
Struck out-Schaub. Stroh, Richter Con
ding. Double plays-Leahy and Wente;
Burns. Clymer and GoeckeL First base
on balls-o0 Schmidt 2; OF voorhees,, q
First base on errors-Wilkesbarre, 2 lit
by pitcher-Burns. Umpire-Moran' Time
1.45
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RAIN STOPPED
BOTH GAMES
The DoubIe-Header Scheduled for
Louisville Did Not Come Off.
ELEVEN INNINGS AT PITTSBURG
And the Senators Went Down-Brook-
Iyn Won from the Browns--A Bat
tic ofBattcrs at Cincinnati-The
Phillics Won on Errors,
Yesterdays Scores.

Pittsburg. 6; washington, O1 innings).
Cincinnati. 3: New York, s.
Philadelphia, Z; Chicago. 90 Innings.
Brooklyn. 6, St. Louis, 4.
Louisville Baltimore. no game; rain.
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WINNIPEG. MAN. July 29.-The
Northwestern Cricket tournament con-
cluded this afternoon with the inter
national match The result was a VIC
tory for the United States by five runs.
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Carrin.e Mnrks Rmrnei.

la CROSSE. WIS. July 29-Tho plant
OF the Ia Crosse Wallis Carriage Works
was destroyed by fire tonight. Loss $780,
Ofp. insurance 5000
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New York at Cincinnati,
Washington at Chicago,
Brooklyn at ST. Louis.
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Mondays Games.

Baltimore at pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cleveland,
Brooklyn at Cincinnati,
New York at Louisville,
Washington at Chicago,
Boston at st. Louis
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had scored eight runs while the Colonies
failed ~ tally.
Louisville and Cleveland play a double
header tomorrow.
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NEW YORK. July 2e.--After nearly a
month OF trial OF the suit OF w. $.
Brewer against the Denver Times for
rbel before JuStica Thomas and jury
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