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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

..rhose coal barons can't squeeze me"
Don't YOU burn anthracitey' Yes. but
when the price goes up so to bed ear
ly."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

We got an ugly baardsr 50 my ssuEh.
ter rpuiInt take an inssrest ia hlrn."
''wsiir she took an Interest n hi-
because he vas 50 ugly
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26
THE GRIP CURE THAI

n IRIS PINXHAM says that irritabilty indicates dis
Nu Women who nervous and snspPfsh are q
AvA pitied. Their homes arc uncomfortable; theh
positions grow constantly Such women need the
sel and treatment of woman who understands the ped
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

whats that iron socket Billy has got
strapped ON his back? That's an utn-
breiia holder. SO he can play Soif IN the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26
EVERYDAY
TALKS WITH
WOMEN =

more than anything else suffered for long time with
vousncss pains in and limbs and falling OF the
had neuralgia in my head and could not sleep.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26
Ask for ths Best r.

"IIow do you feel about
- ! can't get into one
'em."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

hams Vegetable Compound entirely cured take g
pleasure In writing this you and waad be pleased
interviewed by any who Is afflicted with ,ta, dix,fc
complaint. am very grateful TO you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
ANEW WORLDS RECORD.
4. \. Hansen Reduces the Bicycle
Time for Thousand Mile Ride,

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, August B.
The worlds bicycle record for 1000 miles.
held by r. \. Edge. OF London. Eng, and
made over an ordinary turnpike road,
has been broken by a. A. Hansen, who
finished his long ride carly this morning,
covering the distance I'm % hours A min
utes. The time made by Edge was lJl
hours ~ minutes.
il may be questioned whether Hansen
will be accorded I'm all quarters the
worlds record as he rode over boule-
ward while Edge I-ade his ride over an
ordinary road. AT The same time it is
questioned whether Hansen's path was al
AN superior to the hard macadam Of the
English country road
The Minneapolis rider finished at 2:5i
this morning after being actually in the
saddle seventy-three hours In order to
make the thing sure as 70 distance nan
sen was sent another twenty miles after
completing his ride
Hansen finished I'm very good condition.
considering the severity OF the task he
had I'm hand The handlers do not antici-
pate any evil effects will ensue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
CARRABELLE WIPED OUT.
Wednesdays Storm Literally Wiped
th, Florida Town from tho Map.

TALLAHASSEE FLA. August B.
the FIRST train since Monday from Car
rahcile through the storm stricken Gulf
coast section reached here this evening.
passengers having been transferred twice
from fiat cars from Carrabele TO lever
car between Cow creek and the OchlOck-
once river and then 10 the relief train
Tor Tallahassee.
The train crew and passengers agree
I'm stating that reports sent out of the
destruction wrought by the storm have
been extremely moderate. Carrabelle
Us literally wiped from the map. Her
docks and Wharvcs, containing about
10000 feet OF lumber and 5000 barrels
OF r0sin. were quickly swept away.
thirteen Of the lumber vessels In the bay
were swept ashore and are now lying
well uD on dry land.
These vessels contained several million
feet OF lumber. Their names cannot now
be aeccrtaincd. No information Is yet
Obtaiuanle as 20 the loss OF life from
these vessels and from the large feet Of
fishing boats in the neighoOrhood. Only
two or three huts are left standing In
Carrahollc. and only one colored woman
SIS known 90 have been Killed by the fail
inr or @ house on her.
citizens of Carraheile arc I'm r state 81
wild confusion and are hocking in every
direction for relief. The town Is Isolated
and the wires are stiu down.
Tho towns Of Mcintyre and Curtis Mil
are completely demolished and large in
forests have been destroyed. The coast
resorts ST. Teresa and Lanark. arc more
seriously wrecked than at first reported
and visitors have suffered great hard
ships though no loss Of life Is yet known
Fifteen mon said 10 have been seen
fishing on an islct called Dog Island
iuef before tho storm broke. cannot be
found
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04

RENNEs. June 81 CHANGED 10 SEQ
Mathieu Dreyius, brother or the captain
buy a ticz~t 20 Charities. 1 inferred DO
was going there % meet the wes-ooun1
express, and probably. his sister-in-aw.
So [ went ass far as Versailles, AS there
was ample time. There NJ Hayet, who
accompanied Madame Dreyfus, offered
me a place I'm the compartment. l rode
back with them as far as Charities.
Mrs Dreyfus is I'm deep mourning. She
has worn black since her husband was
sentenced. She is "a rather good-looNns
Jewess. who might be thirty or there
about Quite the wife of an awful trag-
cdy t00-darH. serious brave, without
tears or show Of sentimentaHty-a rather
stern figure Of justice.
] learn from her that her two children
a boy OF eight and girl OF siz-hsya
been kent IN absolute ignorance 4of he
whole drama. They Believe their father
TO be away on a g0.cnment mission.
During the new tfial they will remain az
the country house OF Mrs. Dreyfus' SIS
ter
Madame Dreyfus is apparently not
made nervous by the prospect OF meeting
her husband soon. She Is OF a very calm
disposition and masters hor emotion very
well She says:
Sometimes Il flashes through me that
perhaps this is not the end. that there
will be some more juggling that they
will sentence him once more-and Tho
thought Is disheartening VIII he be
made 20 suffer again? Must We DO al
that work over?"
Do IL all over? The courage or that
sentence, And you felt too as she spoke
that the woman would bravely struggle
on. FIVE years. ten years, never give up
until she released him.
Al $3.50 L. NJ. the express arrived az
Rennes with policemen. soldiers. some
high officials from Paris. and perhaps
three or four hundred people. counting in
the newspaper representatives. Madame
Dreyfus and her relative pass through tho
crowd amid profound silence. one OF tho
Paris OFFICIALS open the station door. All
hats are on. single hiss. and the man
is made TO run by those near him.
As she cannot secure accommodations
IN any OF the hotels here, Madame Drey-
rus VIII stay az the house put AZ her dis
posal BY Madame GODDARD. an ola lady
and complete stranger. Madame God
ara Is receiving daily hundreds OF threat
enlnS letters In consequences OF her gen
srous action. Yet this Is the end OF tho
hin-'eenth century. We are In France,
not In the centre OF Chlra.
Madame Dreyfus will oe allowed 10 SEQ
hcI husband az soon az he arrives. all
talk 20 the contrary Notwithstanding
And now we are of again, some sixty
OF us; or TO Erest. 10 watch for the Srsx
When II finally gets there, the chances
are we shall be barely allowed TO gat
tors have curious devices.--iIenri Dumsy
In Colller'E Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
SIREN AND CHESAPEAKE.
The People at Norfolk Want TO Use the
Vessels

Dr. Herbert ". Nash, Of the Quarantine
Board, and DR.. southgate Leigh, Of the
Medical Society. at Norfolk. sent the
Governor the following message yester-
dag:
Your order by telegraph was CRATE
fully received by the chairman OK the
Committee Of our Health and Quarantine
Authorities. and al once placed In the
hands of Capt. Hudgins. OF the Chesa-
peake. who has reported for duty. A SIM
liar request was 20 the Secretary Of the
United States Navy for the temporary
use Of the Siren for similar purposes as
that ship has search-light ana IS inyal-
liable for such duty. The reply Of the
Secretary IS herewith enclosed that yod
might use the discretion allowed you a
to the disposal OF the Siren. We would
not likely need her for more than q few
days"
The telegram referred to above is from
the Acting Secretary OF tho Navy ana is
as follows:
siren loaned by the Navy Department
10 the State of Virginia for naval militia,
and. therefore, under the orders OK the
state. Make arrangements with Cover
nor. as the State is responsible for her
keeping"
Private Secretary Owen had CONVEX
sation with DR.. Leigh over the long dis
lance telephone. and the Governor was
communicated with az Harrisopburs with
reference TO issuing The necessary order
for the use Of the siren
The Mayor OF Norfolk has thanked the
Governor for his request Of the author
tiles al Washington 10 keep sufficient
number Of soldiers a. Fort Monroe 10 DO
quarantine duty and TO remove inmates
of the Soldiers Home TO some other eli
mate. Mayor Johnston says such
course Is demanded by public opinion"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
HAYTllS 'InET.
Mr. Powclrs Recent Action Seems 10
NnNc Avcrted Trouble.

PORT Az PRINCE. August THE po-
inicai situation here has improved and
the city IS calm. The prompt action ~ the
United States Minister here. Mr. w T.
Powell I'm tho case Of VI. DuNiwor. the
newspaper man. who was taken by 'he
police Officers out % tho American Legd-
ton has created an excellent impress on
an .ng the foreign population who con-
slider that the action % the Haytien gov
eminent IN surrendering the prisope' 20
TIE Minister - us demand n1banly
sttiied serious troufie
The people who have been arrested here
ere accused % plotting the overthrow OF
the government. and the American Min
lister has asked the latter 20 exercise
ciemency towards the prisoners.
WASHINGTON. August 3.-Acting Sec
Rotary Of State Adee has received n caNle-
gram from Minister Powell az Port au
Prince. Haytl confirming the newspaper
reports Of the violation Of his legation
hy police officers who were making an
arrest.
The Minister adds that the person who
was arrested. DuVivier e. a citizen OF
Hay7i and he seeks 10 know what dispo-
a'il0n shall be made OF him upon his re-
turn % me legation.
The department IS now giving this
query consideration and Il viii probably
direct the Minister 20 surrender the man
70 the authorities II 10 shall appear that
ihe proceedings are regular and that ne
viii be- given a fair trial.
II the Haytien government expresses
regret az the invasion Of tho legation the
state Department will be satisfied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
Resnlts AT Rrighton Bench.

NEW YORK. August 3-First race
five furlongs- Beverage GO 10 ID first;
Mynee Is TO and even) second; Kamara
go 10 ID third. Time. 1903 3-5.
Second race-one mile and quarter
Bannockburn 4 10 1O) first; Latson Is 10
1 and TO 81 second Knight Of the Garter
a 10 p third. Time. 2:01.
Third race-The Montauk six furlongs-
Pucky 90 TO y first; Stuart a to and
TO - second; Trumpet Is to j. third Time,
lis l-j.
Fourth race-Glencover Handicap, one
mile and a decentralization g 10 .
first: Fly by Night @ 10 10 and OUT sec
ond: Sir Hubert @ to 1O third. Time,
1.4S SIS.
Fifth race-one mile-Dan Rice G TO q
first: Rare Parfume 90 10 I and 10 ID
second. Bishop Reed G to d third. Time
IA So.
Sixth race-fve furlongs-Belle Of Holm
del q 10 y first: Floronso q to 1 and 4
To - second Uncle Louis G5 to d third.
Time. f.6s Is.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
Dominican RcXnlt.

CAPE HAYTlEN. HAYTI August O.
IL has Just become known that an armed
instruction has broken out at LaNega,
a town seventy-eght miles northwest of
San Domingo. i'm favor Of Jiminez. who
asplres 10 the presidency in succession
10 the late President HeurcauX.
Later advices from the Dominican Re
public indicate that the revolution is
growing in strength.
At Santiago De La Cruz. five hundred
well armed men have risen under the
command of General Ramon Pacheco,
and General Reyes. who is very innuen-
ual In those districts, has Joined the in
surgents with several other generals,
zach commanding fairly important forces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
Fled From LYnchers.

ATLANTA, GA, August S.-John Mui-
Inns. the Coweta county negro, who IS
charged with an attempted assault on
Mrs. Cook. near Senoa, Ca. yesterday.
was brought 10 Atlanta under military
guard and placed in the county jail 70
keep him from the vengeance of mob.
Mullins was captured soon after the crime
was committed. and while the officers
were carrying him through the county 10
Newnan. where IL was thought he would
DO safe, a mob was trying 10 overtake
the officers and secure the prisoner. When
tho Newman Jail was reached the New
nan Guards were called out and the
company guarded the Jail through the
whole night. The oficsrs thia morning,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
Guarding Agaln.t SmaIlnox.

ATLANTA. GA. Aug. "a general or
der has been issued by the Prison Com
mittee OF Georgia. In which all persons
are requested to refrain from visiting the
prison camps throughout the State, and
an additional order prohibiting guards
and camp officials from going away from
the camps.
This isolation Of the prisoners Is TO pre-
vent the spread OF smallpox among the
convicts. Members OF the Commission
state that the order is a Precautionary
measure. as no smallpox now actually
exists among the prisoners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About h'chmonu ;
Citizens and other Matters.

Rev. j. 7. Rouiien and fanny nave
returned TO the city.
Dr. Jacob Michaux left the Guy y C,s''
dav 10 Join his family at Atlantic Clty'
DR.. J. r. Hawthorne Will preach ~
Calvary Baptist church SUNDAY alter
noon at 6 o'clock.
Mrs. C. p. Norvell has returned nome
after a visit 10 her bro'her' H. H. v
Wilkinson, Of Guns Hill, Va.
Bishop Van de Vyyer. OF richmond
participated in the pontlhciai requiem
mass which marked the oDsequles OF
Right Rev. Thomas A. Becker, late
Bishop OF Savannah. Ca. last Monday.
chief Justice James CAN'T. Of Missouri.
accompanied by his wife. visited the
Governors Office yesterday lie was
Confederate soldier and was wounded at
Gettysburg.
Mr.. Il. b. Munford. the commissioner
OF the Revenue who has been very much
indlsposed for moro than a month. leit
with his wife yesterday for the WHITE
sulphur Springs. he is very much I'M
proved.
Richmonders In Now YORK.
NEW YORK. August 3.-speclal :-Rich-
mond arrivals: Astos. i. d, Bolton. j.
u. MCINTOSH. >.A.slkAzf~6s0kx
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
Georgia Militia Invitcd.

ATLANTA. GA. Aug. Governor
Gambler has received an invitation from
Charles /. Roe. maior-general command
ing the National Guard OF New York.
asking the chief executive 10 send the
whole or a portion OF the National Guard
and the Naval Militia of Georgia 10 par
ticipate In the land parade 10 honor Of
Animal Dewey. 10 take place about Oc-
toher first.
Governor Gambler has accepted the in
vitation and viii grant every company
In the State volunteers. wishing TO go. a
leave % do 50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04

the Chesapeake and Ohio business be-
tween Norfolk and other points than those
I'm the infected districts.
NOT MUCH FEAR.
Mr.. T.. Newman Eubank, Of Newport
News. passed through Richmond to-day
en- route 90 his old home ia Lynchburg.
He says there is not much fear among
the more prominent people o. Newport
News. Mr.. Eubank is quite an old man
and his son. who IS a city Ofhcer al New
port News. was unwilling for him 10 stay
longer.
Mr.. A. S Seear passed through Rich
mond with Mrs. Segar and three chill
dren, en- route to Hampton Other MEM
bers of Judge Segar's family are IN
quarantine and he goes 10 Join them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04

states Embassy. said that extradition
papcrs marked urgent and pressing
we're handed this morning to officials OF
the British Foreign once. and were now
on their way 10 the home office. Some
DAYS must necessarily elapse. he added.
before copies Of the documents could be
placed in the magistrates hands. There.
fore. Mr.. Crane asked that the prisoner
be remandcd. Counsel for Mrs. Perot
acquicsccd 10 this.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
Gcrmnn Financial Panic.

BERLIN. Aug. 3.-The Deutsche Tags
Zeitung to-day published a sensational az
tiCe. predicting a great panic IN the Ger
man moeny market The paper sald that
during the last six months LoSo'"v.p'
marks of new shares were issued or Which
a2O0OOO marks were Industrial secuIl
ties. which. il is added. exceeds 'he "hole
issue of 1895. A mass OF evidence is quo'-
ed to- prove the existence Oh uii9ouliu
speculation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04

BI.AKELY. GA, Aug. S-Louis Hen
derson. a negro. who has been in the
employ OF ]. W. Bowman. a planter. in
this county. for four years past. yester-
day attempted 20 commit an assault on
the six-year-old daughter Of Mr.. Bow
man He was captured by the father. and
To-day was taken In hand by band OF
lvnchers. The mob was very quiet and
orderly, and before the town knew what
was going on. the negro was hanging
from y limb In the outskirts of tho town
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
B AND |. COMPANY FAILS.
The New York National Association To
Have Receiver.

PITTSBURG. PA. Aug. 3-In the Uni
ted states Circuit Court to-day Harvey
Gray. of Connecticut. filed bill in equity
against the New York National Building
and Loan Association, asking that re-
ceivers be appointed 20 take charge Of
the assets Of the defendant company in
this district. valued az $500 90. The states
I'm which the defendant company has pro-
perty are New York Pennsylvania. Ala
bama. Connecticut. Iowa, Kentucky Ten
nessee. Virginia and Texas
10 is alleged that the defendant COM
pany is insolvent: that it will be unsafe TO
further carry on the business and In
terests of the creditors require that the
receivers should be appointed to preserve
the assets.
The court fixed tomorrow for a hear
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
The situation in Santiago.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, August Two
new cases of yellow fever were officially
reported to-day. There was ono death
from the disease.
Colonel Aloale is expected here Saturday
TO begin tho payment OF the Cuban sol
diery I'm this city. No impotence has
been displayed thus far over the necessary
delay
Tho beneficial effects OF the payments
already made at Guantanamo is shown
by the general purchasing OF farming I'M
PIGMENTS and clothing. Nearly 5000 sol
diers will be paid here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
LADY CHURCHILL TO WED.
Her Marriage To Lieutenant Cornwall
Iis-West Announced for October.

COWEs. August 3.--The engagement Of
Lady Randolph Churchill to Lieutenant
G. T. NJ Cornwallis-West, son OF the IA
nous beauty. Lady Cornwallis-West. was
announced to-day. IL Is said that the
marriage will occur IN october next
Lieutenant Cornwallis-West is good
looking and very closely resembles his
sister. Princess Henry. of Pless.
LADY Randolph Churchill and her son.
Lieutenant Winston Leonard Spencer
Churchill. have apartments at the Marine
Hotel.
In todav's yacht race Meteor again de-
feated Britannia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
ROOT WANTS TO CRUSH THEM.
Thought To Favor an Army Of Forty
Thousand for General Otis.

WASHINGTON. August st appears
probable from developments IN the last
days r. the War Department that Secre-
tary Root has I'm contemplation an army
Of quite 1000 men for the Philippines.
While Mr.. Root has been at the head Of
the Department only a brief time he has
been making dnigent inquiries among
the bureau chiefs regarding supplies and
equipments and the trend OF his cues
tioning has been I'm the direction Of an
increase IN the available force in the
Eastern archipelago. The belief IS grow
ing in army circles that Secretary Root
has I'm mind a plan practically matured
10 make General Otis available force at
lenet 40 900 mon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
The Shamrock sails.

FAIRLIE. August 3.-The cup chal-
lenger Shamrock, started for New YORK
to-day, but after proceeding short dis
lance had a slight mishap 10 her bowsprit
and had TO return.
AT o o'clock this evening another start
was made and amid an enthusiastic send
off the yacht stood off down Butte Sound.
Sir Thomas Upton, having hidden the
challenger farewell, Immediately started
for London.
IL is said that the Shamrock will clear
the Null of Kintyre tonight and that the
Erin. Sir Thomas Llptons steam yacht
will catch her of Malin Head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04

DENVER. col. Aug 3.-Mayor John
son to-day vetoed the ordnance placing
the license for athletic clubs which COM
duct sparring contests at $500. In his
message the Mayor said.
II am unwilling 20 approve an ordi-
nance which would make IL possible 10
have repeated IN Denver sucn a brutal
contest as was witnessed in this city about
one week ago at.ore Of these so-called
athletic associations
Ir is not likely that the ordinance can
be passed over the veto.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
JERSEY LIGHTNING.
Power House aud Carshcds Destroyed
i'm Ncwarl, Last Night.

NEW YORK. August 3-The power
house and car sheds of the North Jersey
Railroad Company. in Newark y. j.,
were destroyed by fire late last night
causing a loss OF $4,000. Nearly eighty
cars were destroyed The loss is covered
bv blanket insurance. There is little
doubt that the fire was caused by light
ming. which struck that portion Of the
building where oils, paints. etc, were
stored
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04

PARIS. Aug. alt appears that the
Minister Of War General The Marquis
tsalfiet. has absolyed an the military Wit
nesses at the cOurt-martal OF Captain
Dreyfus at Rennes from professional Sc
crecy. with the exception that he has
requested them not 10 divulge the names
of French agents abroad. or disclose any
thing which could comphcate the foreign
relations OF France.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
A Cowardiy Captain.

DIES MONIES. IOWA. August :--The
adjutant general IL In receipt OF Manila
advices that Captain r. Burton, OF COM
pany u. Fifty-nrst Iowa from Nilisca,
has been suspended for eoWardico and Is
now at Manila awaiting d,shonorable dis
charge. Burton was principal OF the
schools al Wymores Neb.. when the war
broke out. and disappeared. going back
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04

REICHENBERG. BOHEMIA Aug. 3
street demonstrations have oeeh lh pr
gress here during the last TWO uas
against the raising Of the sugar lax. 10
day gendarmes charged a cro"o WIN
fixed bayonets and one ciuzeh was Se-
Verely wounded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
READING. IA. August s-Richmond

READING. IA. August S-Richmond
defeated Reading in q hot game marked
by many brilliant plays The locals were
ahead until the seventh inning, when a
had error by Doherty, followed by three
hits and a wild pitch. gave the visitors
two runs arsi 1he victory. Nrigiey and
Steelrnan had a quarrel ana the latter
struck Wrieley violently I'm the face. The
police separated them. Score.
lnlr AfttNrE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04

to his old home az Nilsca, Iowa. and
taking the capta.ncy OF tho company.
lie is reported 10 have deserted the troops
IN an engagement and hidden in ditcA
while the company went into action with
out him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
Eu,stoa VIII Hold On

r.EAvENwoRTH. KAN. August "A
setter from Funston was received by D.
81 Anthony. Jr., OF the Leavenwor,h
rines, to-day. The General announces
that he will stay In the army until the
war IN the Philippines Is At IN end. and
viii net muster out with hiA rsotnsnA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
wt,kesbarre. 3: Allentown. =.

ALLENTOWN. PA. August 3.-Allen-
town ana Wiikesbarre played q pretty
game to-day. the latter winning because
Allentown could not hit Jimeson safely.
The fielding was keen and shaT p. HALL
Pan raade a wonderful running catch IN
right field. Score:
-N--- taN~swn.Vrse~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-04
RICHMOND

Summary: Tirst Ease on bals-Om Muir
ply ]: off Flaherty. ]. Sacrifice hit
Lawrence Three base hit-DOherty.
Stolen hasos-HargrNe Cockman. Slrat-
ton. Struck out-By Murphy. 3; by Fla
herty. /. Left on bascs-Reading. Z;
Richmond. g. Double plays-Childs and
Dra1by: Wrigley. Hess and Calhoun.
Wild pltches-Murphy. Time Of game
1.t0 l'mpire-Mullane.