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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-17
BATES MAY COMMAND.
General Miles Recommends That lie
Lead Forces in China.

(By AssocIated Press.l
WASHINGTON. July le.-General Nttes
had an extended conference this AFTERNOON
with the Secretary of War concerning tle
dispatch of reEnforcements 10 CHaa- NO
statement could be secured as 10 thS
snIt NJ the conference. but it is understood
+hat Genera. Miles very strongly urged that
troops be Immediately withdrawn from the
Philippines. so that large army eouid be
thrown into China within comparatively
CONTINUED on Second Page1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-17
PLOT DISCOVERED.
Foreigners Planned to Join Boer
Cony.nan0u.
CIV Associated Press. J

(By Associated Press.)
PRETORIA, July 16.-Three hundred
and eighty vagrant foreigners have been
arrested at johannesburg; owing TO the
discovery Of d plot to create revolution
and to join a Boer commando. The for
eign consuls have been notified that the
suspects will be liberated If they (the
consuls) will answer for their future good
behavior.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-17
Mckinley Club.

Mr.. R. II. Talley. secretary of the Nc
Kinley and Prosperity Club, said yesterday
the membership Of that organization had
increase 10 $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-17
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

Range of thermometer at The Times
Office yesterday was as follows. A NJ.
50: Il NJ. So: 2. NJ. 80: p. NJ. so: P
az. IS: y NJ, &c. Average temperature,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-17
SUMMARY OF TO-OAY's NEWS.

Continued on Second Page.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-17

Continued on Seventh Page.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-17
WEATHER: FORECAST.

0feCdsl TOE = Ussse.s1J ~ ts1'1s ~ - - -
yirginia-Continued warm Tuesday. with
,hunder-storms and cooler Tuesday evcn-
M cooler. fresh southerly winds.
North Caroiina-Generaily fair Tuesday
and Wednesday; cooler IN the interior
wednesday; fresh southerly winds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-17

This availnble force of cavalry and in
fantry aggregates about 5000 men. Some
artillery undoubtedly would be sent. and
there are light batteries K, of the First
Artillery; A and F. OF the Second; c and
f, of the Third; 3, of the Fourth: D. OF
the Fifth, and C and NJ. of the Seventh,
available, There are, besides, CompnpisD
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26
OUR SUFFOLK LETTER
Early Morning Fire Destroyed
Large Feed Store.
Excellent Work of Fire Department
Prevented Spread of tho Flames
School Teacher WEEDS Issued Cirou-
lar Caught In smithaeId.
Especial to virginian-Pilot.)

Especial to Virginian-Pilot.)
Suffolk. Va, July 25.-An early morn
Eng fire to- day Quilted the feed store of
the ShoopWithers Company. Hard
work by the firemen saved the build
ing.
Shortly before o'clock the loud ring
everybody in town who had not already
walked An investigation developed
clouds of smoke issuing from the store.
The hay was burning slowly. for there
was a lack of ventilation. Three
streams were soon pouring into the
smoldering mass. The department did
not have enough hose, but loan from
a sawmill fixed them. The fire boys
worked bravely to save the three story
brick structure. which is owned by
Mrs. Susie Holland.
DAMAGED BY WATER.
The hay was so badly damaged by
fire and water that 1t is almost worth
less. Corn. oats, flour and other con-
tents were almost ruined.
The company only had $1,000 worth of
stock inside. most OF 1t being in rail-
road cars. The loss of 5000 Is covered
by $1,000 insurance. The injury to
building. about $500, Is also protected
by insurance.
He tIle water out
of the Office and was ready for busi-
ness few hours after the fire was dis
covered.
The origin OF the blaze is a mystery.
There had been no one about the place.
so far as known, since last night, and
the hay was too dry for spontaneous
combustion. Rats might have taken a
match inside or n spark may have
dropped from a cigar the evening be-
lore. or blown from a passing railroad
engine.
A TEACHER WEBS.
Miss Hulda Eggleston got married
at o'clock this morning. She had
charge OF the business department In
the Suffolk High School and Public
School No. l. She taught stenogra-
ply and typewriting.
The bridegroom was Mr.. G.. L. Hollo-
man, OF Northampton county, North
Carolina. He is a merchant
30 quietly had the marriage been
kept that very few persons knew of
the event till it was over. Only rela-
tives and few intimate friends of
the principals attended the marriage,
which happened at the BRIDES home
on North Main street.
The bride was gowned In gray tai
Ior-made travelling gown. Mr. and
: Mrs. Holioman left after the ceremony
Tor Rich Square. N. C. A shower of
rice fell as the train pulled away
me pride was a clever teacher and
aTiable young. woman. She Is a
blonde.
The marriage had been twice post
poned, and they did not think 1t would
$ be well to have further continuance.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
j. n. Kabler.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26
The groom keeps store at Bryan
town, N. G.
NEARING JAIT, Doors

NEARING JAIL DOORS.
Hurricane Branch expects to arrest
Tomorrow the man who broke into
William A. Atkinsons house some
weeks ago. A part of the booty has
already been recovered.
ISSUED A CIRCULAR.
Governor" a. NJ. Brownley, of
Franklin, to-day issued circular let
tiers to many of the Democrats in the
Second District. He was endorsed by
the southampton Democrats for Con-
eress. and is in 4 receptive mood for
the support of other delegates.
The Governors" special friends or
steering committee. are Henry Cobb,
j. P. Holland and c. c. Vaughan. Sr.
After prelude in which the candi-
date declares that s champion has
not had the honor fer : fifty years
he gives seven reasons :. s. he is wor-
thy of support.
CAUGHT IN SAIITHFIELD.
After tracing his official prey via
Richmond. Petersburg and Surry
Courthouse, Hurricane Branch to-day
arrested in Smithfield a white man
who says he is j. p. Myers, and who
Is wanted In Southampton county for
larceny. He Is charged with stealing
n buggy and harness.
Myers was tonight locked up in
Smithfleld. He will be taken to Frank
lin for hearing.
PERSONAL.
T.. S. Register. X. c. Barrett and V.
l.. Cofer, of Norfolk, were in Suffolk
to- day.
Richard and Bruce Brinkley. of Suf-
folk, have gone to Fremont. n. c. They
Will probably be connected with the
engineer corps of the Great Eastern
railroad. for which ground was broken
this week.
The remains of Miss Lola c. Hart
we're laid away this afternoon
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26
PETERSBURG.
WOMAN DEFIES THE COURT-RE-
FGRIIE IN B4ANKRUPTCY.

WOMAN DEFIES THE COURT-RE-
FEREE IN BANKRUPTCY.
Petersburg, Va, July 25.-Mrs. VIM
Griffin was before Mayor Peasants
this morning on the charge OF disturb
ing the peace and good order of the
city. Mrs. Griffin, accompanied by her
husband. arrived at the court house.
Her behavior before the court opened,
was such as to attract a large crowd
about her. and she was warned by n
police officer that If she did not behave
herself she would he locked up. When
the case was called Mrs. Griffin march
e1 into court with the air of queen,
ana when she took her seat demanded
to know on what charge she had been
summoned. exclaiming that II was an
insult to summon Il lady of her stand
ing and character before n police court
Mayor Peasants endeavorcd in every
way 10 soothe the feelings of Mrs. Grif-
fin, but without avail. and he finally
told her that she would have to be-
have herself, or else he would fine her.
TO this Mrs. Griffin replied: You may
fine me. but l won't pay the fine. The
Mayor promptly fined her S. for con-
tempt, and then Mrs. Griffin proceed
ed TO read the riot act to the court
and the officer. BY the direction of the
Mayor, Mrs. Griffin was taken to jail,
and escorted by two police officers.
whom she defied TO put her in Jail. she
WIS nltTcneu, without InuCn ceremony,
to Jail.
Mrs. Griffin saws she will remain in
jail until doom's day before she will
pay any fine. or apologize to the court.
Mrs. Griffin is from North Carolina.
and Is n powerful looking specimen of
womanhood. Her husband is as ''mcek
as Noses" ana has no influence over
her. He requested TO bc locked up
with his wife.
APPOINTMENT
Mr.. George s. Bernard, refercc in
bankruptcy in this district. to-day ap-
pointed Mr.. Bartlett Roper. j.. truss
tee in the applications of Mcssrs. !.
Knox Panniu and John 7. wilkins. 10
he declared voluntary bankrupts. and
John Watson. trustee. on the appli
cation OF John IT. Pace.
HYMENEAL.
Tomorrow evening. at the residence
of the parents OF the bride, in this city.
Miss Marie Duncan Woody will be
united in marriage TO Mfr. Carl Z. Faith.
of New York city. After the marriage
ceremony the couple VIII leave fog
New York. whence they will sail sat
uiGay for Liverpool making an cx
tended European tour. The bride
elect Ia the attractive daughter OF Mr..
sThaddeus NJ. Woody, OF Petersburg.
Cards arc out announcing the en-
Pagement OF Miss Addic Emmerich OF
this city, to Mr.. 7. 'Dreyfuss. a wealthy
manufactures New York city. Miss
p'mmerlch is n most charming young
lady.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26

Pitcher Flanagan again demon.
strated yesterday that he can pitch
winning ball. The game was never in
doubt so far as Norfolk was concern,
ed. and for a time 1t looked as if
portsmouth, would be shut out
The locals put up a fast fielding
game, and every man handled the
stick with telling effect. Morrisey did
the twirling for Portsmouth, and the
home team found no trouble In smash
Ing his curves whenever they came
over or near the plate. Owing to the
illness Of Jim Smith. Pitcher Tierney
played shortstop. and accepted every
chance without an error. He also kept
up his record as a batter, and secured
three hits off Morrisey.
Mr.. Kaufman. a resident OF Ports
mouth. acted as umpire. and gave gen
eral satisfaction. with the exception of
two base decisions. These, however.
were very close. and 1t Is possible that
Mr.. Kaufman was right. The umpire
was hit in the breast by q foul tip,
which necessitated delaying the game
for few minutes. He. however, was
able to resume after donning a breast
protector. Nelson and ]. Smith, OF
the locals. and Murray and Kohnle. OF
the Portsmouths. carried away the
batting honors Pulsifer had them all
skinned" in the fielding line.
NORFOLK
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26
REPUBLICANS FALL OUT
The Wise owden Factions Sc.
lect Two Sets Of Delegates.
Motion t'. TO Make Make the Organization rerms-
mont Causes likewise Faction to srovo
Their Seats street Railway Extension
Few Brief Paragraphs.

Inc Republicans of East and West
berkiey, Precincts assembled at j. It.
Lane store. South Norfolk. yesterday
AT noon and selected delegates and al
,ernates TO the county convention. to
be held at Providence to-day M 12
o'clock IN. ~, ~
The Bowden Wise faction wore pros
ent and it appeared that harmony
would pervade.. the meeting until q
motion was made to make the .temno-
rary organization permanent. At this
luncture the Wise faction protested
hall. The temporary organization. how
ever. was made permanent and vas
under control OF the Bowtlen wing.
The chair appointed committee.
consisting Of Frank Downey. w. w.
Sylvester and j. T. Lane, to bring in the
names OF the delegates and alternates
TO attend the county convention The
committee retired aiid brought in the
following:
Delegates-J. T. Lane. W. w. silves-
ter. j. a. McCloud. Jr. a. ]. Truitte
J: b. McCloud. Park l.. Poindexter. W.
r. Gray. white: Frank Downing. Aaron
Green. John Wooden. j. G. Parker.
Major Williams. colored
Aternates-W William White. Joseph
Caine. Jack Small. Sylvester Swan, col
ored
The report of the COMMITTEES was
adopted as whole, and the meeting
adjourned.
1t is understood that the Bowden
faction will be instructed for John t..
ROPER at the county convention TO day.
THE WISE FACTION.
BY the time the Bowden faction adj
1ourned the Wise faction We're under
way with Constinc Cuffce as chair
man and A. +. Robertson secretary.
committee on credentials was an
pointed by the chair. and after due
consideration submitted the following
list OF names for delegates and alter
mates TO the county convention:
Delegates7-A. r. Kerncy. james;
Newton, Alex Palmer. Thomas Guntcr.
Boston Snaed. Alex Robinson. ]. r..
lorprow. NJ. n. Levy, w. Il. Carter.
VIM. Charley. r. w. Swain. colorcd.
Altcrnates-Lewis Wilson. John Phil
ips, a. A. C'orprew. Walter Taysville.
Aaron Ashby Josh kerney.
From present Indications there will
be contesting delegations al the county
convention. 1t ia understood that
there was also Il split a, Oak Grove
precinct.
EXCURSION
The Liberty Street NJ. T.. Church
VIII give their annual Sunday school
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26

port. after abiding to the fact that this
is pre-eminently unitarian age, and
That the demand is for the graudest
practical results and that the mind and
BODY must have the highest develop
inent Tor the great contest that is being
WhBeo With the material force for, their
sub1ugation and application to the re-
quirements of human necessity. recon-
mends the Randolph Macon System OF
schools and Colleges as deserving and
should receive the liberal support OF the
Methodists of the Norfolk and Eastern
onore DISTRICTS. to who also arc COM
mended all distinctively Methodist
schools which aim at the ENGRAVING OF
the hest moral and religious training
upon the most thorough bodily and in.
tellectual culture.
That under the inspiration OF pro-
iouho gratitude for the innumerabl
tokens OF Gods guidance and blessing
during the past century. tho Nretbodists
or the Norfolk and Eastern Shore Dis
trlctS are urged with all emphasis to
make a most liberal response TO the
movement for the establishment OF n
twentieth century thank orering fund:
that all the enterprises of the church
and especially the institutions of Iearn,
ing under her fostering care. may be
equipped for nobler career during the
next century that will far eclipse her
perity.
Inc pastors and Mcthodists OF the
Norfolk and Eastern Shore Districts
are urged to secure n thank Offering or
81 and upward from every member of
the church. and TO this end II IS re-
commended TINT the pastors on the
several charges make personal can
vases. bringing the matter to the at
tention of each member.
After the reading of the report DIR.
smith. Prof. William Holmes Davis.
principal of the Randolph Macon Insti-
tute at Danville. and Rev. Jas. Can
non Jr.. principal of the Blackstone
Female Academy. made addresses COW
ering the points in the report. and also
presented the claims of their schools to
the audience.
DIVINE SERVICE
The hour for divine service was an
nounced and the conference and large
audience listened to "a splendid dis
course by Rev. A. Coke Smith. d. d. of
Norfolk. Text: Psalms 6xviii. 1918
subject: Gratitude for the Mcrcics of
God"
On motion. . o'clock a. IN. Thursday
was fixed as the hour for the election
of delegates and alternates to the an
nual conference, which convenes in
Norfolk November next.
Conference adjourned to O'Clock
ID. m. -
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26
NEWPORT NEWS.
MAYOR MOSS CANDIDACY-TWO
CHILDREN KILLED.

CHILDREN KILLED.
Newport News. Va, July 25.-Mayor
Moss had been on the other side build
ing a few fences. When asked how he
felt in regard to the nomination, he
replied:
II am perfectly satisfied with the
situation as il now stands. Newport
News has needed n representative in
Congress for some time and we now
have the hest opportunity to land it
that we have ever had.
Il consider my chances for the NOM
ination are better than any ones. Nor
folk viii! of course instruct for Young
but Young can't win and will drop out.
When this happens, think l will re-
ceive the majoriy IL not all of the Nor
folk delegations vote.
Maynard has less excuse for run
ming than any man in the race. He
Will not even have the solid Ports
mouth delegation behind him. How
he expects to win out / can't see.
Aside from that l am now after the
nomination and expect to get it,"
TWO CHILDREN KILLED.
reports of deaths by lightning from
Sundays terrible storm continue to
come in. Near Scotland wharf. on the
james river, two negro children were
instantly killed by lightning and the
mother of the children and baby are
expected to die. The mother. baby and
two children were on large box In
front of their home when the lightning
struck the box, breaking 1t into Spln-
tcrS. 1t struck the two children, be-
tween and 10 years of age, who were
sitting on the end. and ran around the
box, finally going into the ground. The
children were killed on the spot. The
mother and the baby In her arms were
badly burned and were rendered UNI
conscious. Both are expected to die.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26
'BERKL YNENS AND ADVERTISEMENTS

excursion and picnic to Virginia Beach
Tuesday. August the I'd. The. train
Will leave Liberty street crossing. near.
the postoflce, at $3.50 a. M: South Nor
folk junction at e:45 n. m. Returning
to Berkeley the train will leave Vire
pe 40 cents for adults and 20 cents for
children. and will be good on all trains.
tickets on sale at Mr.. w. B. Doug
herty's store. Everybody invited.
LIBRARY INCREASED.
IN response TO the call and effort of
the rector, the people OF st. Thomas.
Episcopal Church have added a nice
little Sunday school library to their
EQUIPMENT. There n hundred new
volumes OF the most choice Juvenile
literature from the well-known New
York publishers, Thomas Whitaker 81
Co, and nifty secondhand books, the
gifts of various Pensioners. many. be-
ing given by the children themselves
can be had by members of the school.
The books were given out last Sunday
for the first time.
STREET RAILWAY EXTENSION.
The Electric Street Railway Com
pany had as men and 36 horses en-
yesterday to extend their line to Money
Point. The president, Mr.. Synon, says
he expects TO complete the work in 60
days, If possible.
BREvITIES.
Sec al. of the South Norfolk Park
Company in this issue. The company
has made everything delightful for en-
ioyment. and the crowds that gather
at that popular resort nightly are ini-
mensc. Good music and dancing three
tines Fer week.
Ml:1. w. J. Spence is quite sick at
he: residence on Berkeley avenue.
Mrs. John A. Sutton. of Bennington,
Np1 iS he nj hnr RI
Mrs. S. W. Wilson. In South Norfolk
Mr.. A. herman advertises two good
milcl. COWS for sale In this issue.
Mir. II. W. Terrell offers for sale n
f2-roont residence md store on Cliff
ton street. See ad.
The lawn party given for the benefit
OF, the Christian Church will be given
again tonight.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26
HAMPTON.

Hampton. Va. July 25.-The Republi-
cans of Chesapeake District met in AS
sembly Hall at Phoebus last Friday
evening and organized n Mckinley and
Roosevelt Club. which Will at once
begin work for the nominees in this
section.
The organization was perfected by
the selection OF the following officers
President. G.. p. Austen; Vice Presi-
dent S. G.. Miller; Treasurer. n. c..
Barnes; Secretary. Lincoln Clark; Ser
geant- at Arms. Wallace Spruel
The new club starts out With n large
membership
BIRTH OF TRIPLETS.
Last Friday morning Mrs. Octavia
Dryden, the wife OF Rev. d. s. Dryden.
became the mother of children. two
girls and 81 boy. This is the first in
stance where triplets have been born in
Hampton in the remembrance OF the
oldest inhabitants. All three of them
died about two hours after birth.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26

The acyobatic team Of Mazuz ana
MlZctte arc presenting this week at
the ocean View Theatre the best act
of its Kind ever seen at this resort
Their WORK is really wonderful. and
should he seen to be appreciated. They
close the show at each performance
Tho matinee tomorrow friday VIII
begin at 4 o'clocl; instead of 4S0 p. m.
This is done in order that tho per-
Torrance may ne over in time for the
audience 10 witness the sham battle.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26
Relief In Six Hours.

J Distressing kidney and bladder disease
reiieyed m six hours by New Great
great surprise on account OF IT'S exceedlng
promptness in relieving pain in blades
kidneys and back. I'm male or female. Re,
lcves retention OF water almost fmmeSi.
ately: II you want quick relief and curs
this Is the remedy. Sold by Wake. Mar
tin :. Gray. druggists. Norfolk. Va. -
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26

SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Allen. Foot-Ease. powder for ~.
feet. 1t cures painful. swollen. srnartln"
nervous feet aud instantly takes the siins,,
out OF corns 1ud bunions. It's TIE sreat
root-Eaae makes tiEh. or new shocs fee,
easy. 1t IS certain cure for sweating
callous and Rot, tired. aching feet. Trv
Il to-day Sold by all druggists and shos
stores BY mall for 25c. in stamps. TrIo1
package free Address. ALLEN S ON.
SrED. lie ROY. n. Y.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26
RIRTU OF TRIPL.ETS
Tho sest Prescription for ChIlIs

ond Fever Is a bottle of GROVES
TASTELESS CHILL. TONIC. The form.
ula is plainly printed on each package II
is simply Iron and Qunlne in a tasIeless
form and IS compounded in correct pro.
portions. The reason imitators do not ad
vertise their formula is because thsv
know you would not buy their medicine
II you knew its ingredients. Groves 8
the original. and is the only, ch!ii and fe
Yer remedy scld throughout tho entire
malaria! section of the United States No
cure. no pay. Price soc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26
Nursing Mothers

feeble children. the aged and infrm, and
and wasting diseases find MALT-Nti-
Urine inyaluable. The product of the
Anbeuserr Busch Brewing Assn. For sale
by ali druggists.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26
CHIC.AS;O. o:l RROollLYN G

CHIC.S;O. o. BROOKLYN. 6
Brooklyn. July g. Kennedy had thc
measure OF the Chicagos at all times TO-
day.
Score by Innings: R.H.E
Chicago ..... 100 00n1n 0-2 (.
BROOKLYN -: .......5 90 LOON 5 /
Batteries, Taylor. Dexter and Chance:
Kennedy and Farrell. Tilnc-l:53 I'm
pirc-O' Day. Attendance 100.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26
WE WON AGAIN
Pitcher Morrisey Was Easy for
the Locals.

Por'smouths outheiders Kept Busy chas-
Ing tho Sphere Flanagan Pitched Win
Ing Ball The Game To-day Result, In
the Big League.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26
To the Ice Consumer.

We wish to take this opportunity to
express to the icc-consuming public our
sincere regret for the unsa tisfactory SER
vice they are now receiving. We wish
also IL state that we were induced In 1895
10 go into what was then organized and
known rs the NORFOLK ICE DELIv-
cry co. believing at the time that such
an organization would he beneficial To
both leo consumer and dealer. AS time
has advanced we have become more and
more thoroughly convinced OF the mis-
take we made in going into this organi-
cation, and we wish 10 announce that
We expect to withdraw from the NOR
FOLK ICE DELIVERY co. after this
year and will then remain independent
Ice dealers. as before its organization.
We feel perfectly safe In guaranteeing to
the public that there will not be a rope-
tition OF the present state OF affairs
another season.
We wish to express our high apprecla-
ton and thanks TO the citizens OF Nor
folk for the confidence and liberal pat
ronnge which we have received at their
hands In the past, and TO solicit a CON
tinuance OF the same. We will do all
we possibly can TO protect your interest
in the future
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26

"Thcrc IS no little enemy" Little i'm
nurltieS in the blood are sources of great
danger and should be expelled by Hood
Slrsapar1lla.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-26

lous.
Score by innings: RIFE
Philadelphia 49,. 80 o 3 0 > x-i8 u o
batteries: Phillips. Scot, and PETIT:
Frazer ard Douglass. Timc--e:l6 Inn
pire-Tcrry. Attendance 3lo5.