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$50 3 DRY
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iouid on Eench on God Runt-l. ;. sullivan Rlturns from a
 Visit tO 1.iat Section.

Mike Sullivan has ju~tretu ned from Gold Il,n. aud repo.1, hat ten men are w.rl<ug on No. : above IlaNden'S discovery cn Gold Run. and tiey are taxing out large dump. The ma Il ha> beer found -l feet iu the hanl on the left limit. rear Whiitr q p.r. an1 ihe men that gre rock og average SEQ Per day ,o the rotkor The
 nea gre working with d steam ttawe'. aad by spring wil take ort otN of pay dirt. Alr. sullivan ia very happy over hi9 qnartz mine, apd i> putting cen ,i6erab Q money inlo the revo!opnen' york to expects 10 open SD enou- u one before the summer here Co war ran. a stamp mil
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Washington. Dee. 3. - President .Eoosevelts f.:. message to Congress was read this aft, lHoot. ,n II the president refers to the assassination of President Mckinley on September G: rolntS to the fact that the latter was the third preside mt murdered anC that the bare recltai of the fact is sufficient to justify grave a.arm among all good citizens.
 President Roosevelt, afteren'o ogizin9 the late president. takes up the ques- titn oi anarchy and rccom'Le ends tU con- gress "that in the exercise of its wise discretion it take into consideration the coming into this country of anarch- i,ts, or persons protesting principles hostile to all government and jus'IiNlng the murder of those placed ln author ity. Such individuals a. those who net long agu gathered in open meeting to glOl'Ly the murder Oi hing Humbert oi Italy would pelpotratc crime and
 
 i hment. They and lhusc like them should be kept out of this country. and,
 il found here. they should be pton ? ly dlpurted to the cuuntrN whence tht y came: and .at-teachne provision should be made fer the pInlohmtnt Of thuse who stay. No matter calls more urgently for the wlse-t thought of con gres,.'
 The mesoag, refers to the abundant prosperity of the coJutry and sa!s oi the industrial conditions: "Ibc tre- mendous and highly complex industrial eNelupmGnt, winch Wcut on With ever acct lera ed lapidily during the latter hGlf of inc nlneit enth ceutuly. Urlug> u, face 10 lace at the beginning of the twentieth century with very serious social problems. The old lawa and I.cuStoms. Which had almost the bud n9 force of law, were once quite sutliclen, to regulate tie accumuutlOn and ula- tributiun of wealth. Since then there have been lnuuStrlal cnanEtS NhtcI il we 50 enarmou,ly increased the pro uuclive power of mankind they are nc longer sufficient,
 The mes>aye recommends the rcgu lation of trusts by le- -ia!a ion. and federal supervision ever all corporation doing interstate commerce. business Eaud the creation 0. q cabinet ofit CT |, he known as secretary 0I commerce and industry.
 The immediate re-oIaCtmcnt of the Chinese exclusion act IS recommended l labor un one are endorsed, "Whcn man aged with lrrethOuyht, and when theI combine insistence upon their oWf rights wuh law-abidln. respect for the rights of others: restriction of inn migration is iavored and the message continues: ".ll.arch sts and all persons of low moral tendency should be eN cluded. and careful educati0nal ant economic tests applied to all im migrants"
 l Regarding the tariff and reciprocity
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the presile9t saHr there Is ecre.aI ac uicsceucc iu the p.cseu- tariff system .~ national policy, and tllat "r-ciproc.ly must bc treated a, the han maiden of protoctjon." and he iu vites tLe alteu.lcn "i the >rhatc to the reciprocity treatic, lad befoie it bv hi, predecessor.
 L. -islaton for the restoration 10 tie otcdu of American merchant nldr.ut i5 a-sur,d Attcnt}on i, cal,d to tie fact that ign veosele are >nb-.dtZtd. but no peciIc lccOmmeu tatiOn i, made t0 congress fog eh T euUal.y law.
 The gold standard get oi March II, lNu0, is commended, as i>al,o the ntti- stale commerce law. hut.A,ans for the enforcement of its provisions are Gc- icctiVC.
 Considerable space is &iv,n to the new island po,,e~,iona ol the Unucd States. l'otto R.co l., driving l- never before: n Cut: >Hch rfoGve-- has brPa mAHc toward puttuy thc Independent guvcrn ucut ol the i-laud upon q din footing. that before the prt -ent session of cong e-~ closes IL N,Il be an a"cuu,- pl.sbed act. and Il g"ealrr m,a,ulc ut material pro,pvrly and CT g.Neru- men al honesty ajl efficiency has cen attained n the I'bdipp,nc- than ever beiorc ln their history. k' felrug to thc iu~urrccl.on .n the h .ippine-. C message continues: "Ihe in-urrtctton has te.tme an affair ot l., r;.! banDirtl aad maia4uer,, who deserve nc higher re9ard than br ganis in partIon, oj inc Uli urjJ.
 A cable !. .FaWaii anl the rhi,jp- pine,.i- t>,"u.fn ujed for cornmetcials political and military reasons, and re- terriug to the i-thnian caHa Il t presi cnt ,N!s, "I am glad to be able tu aunodntc t. You that uur nCEo, .all0ns on this ,ubjcc wi n Gre;tt Britain, con ducted on bO,h sides with q spirit of frIendhneaS and mutual good wjl and respect. have resulted in ny being able to lay before the senate Il treaty which. if ratified, will enable Us to begin prcpa, ! ions for an isthmiuu cana ;tt anN tinie, and winch guarantees It. this nation every rigtt that it ha- ever asked in connection Wlh thV canal. h this treaty, the olG C2lten-BuIwer treaty, so lOng recognized us inaneQuate to supply the pa>c for the cons ru, ton and m& &.nterauce of a necessarily y American n D canal. is abr, gated. It rpeci.i<aly provides that the United States alone shall do the wolh oi l. id iug and assume resp, Inability O1 sale- guarding the canal and shall regulate it, neural hy all nations tn terms of equduty, without the guaranty oi interference of any UUtS.Ce nation fire Gl any quarter. Tue signed trea'y will at once le laid before tue senate. and, Il approved, congress can proceed to give effect to the advantages it secures Us by providing for the building of tine canal"
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C!os;ae Proceod:ngs Ed Ncrse
 CCa;c cnoI Gases.
V"Es t5l Hc KuaEy
Jadgc Moves Co;msei Wanted Cen. tiHuaaCe iOr Six font 5, But Am icus Cur ae iiiisbury Blocked h Gas Er'ef NoV. a,.

Tie Nome Ccnu-mp. cases came 10 ,.- coqyl ~ic, cn Nov. -. tt VL ot t'rre t.e.,t,tat.ce.4I c. al. als d j'ulut QnJil Lee. !, when Il was expected i, wo.ld p1y nouDoe i.dgment This much inf rnattcn Va. "ce.ve hy the | al' taat arrive. !v.tcru2}
 Nhather,' 'ee No.e>, District At -ora"! Weed, Attorney, T. J. Ceas aal C. A. :. Fro,. a!e at liberty CT .a ia . ,u Ala da rouu y is still an pH knoNn QuaniN Ii i, certain, hoA ever. thaD Judge A'le, has been r. moved, and ,J i, 5..-D stated that th contempt nr,ceedjng~ lad nothing do wIlh his IcmCEa..
 he con,enlpt pr'eee diuge were lons drawn Gr;, hoyln itst,d ful' five wee k, amLuL tNe W.l"e,- ,-C, examined -o& e.lhcr ,iJ- beiug JD i4e Noyr~s,- lni>cu D o,lict Ator C! Wool. Ttomas i. Gcal>. (. X. =. Fro>t- Dajley Dub. se. ". T Hume M. T. Cochran, Mar. Van Or,dal". talt.in French, Mr Eir.<r Ecq q, Atlhur NJ. op", W. H. Nelson. JGlSe (, S. JoLno' T, keuneth NJ. Jackson, j. Nj. lavidson, sam C. punbam. Sam Knight, Bob ChIp Captain John f. Mercer, C. l.. Vawtcr George Y. Rorchsen uS, Mrs. Nellie lamc-, L2le Pence aud others.
 Tne ti-al seems to h&ye been -cme Wna, ht eczy at times. and it i- gatherfu that Attorney " T. Hume made .. strong witn2-s for th" pro a,'uticu, a.- mittiu4 that Alex Mckenzie and Jos k. Wood WcrrtG have been taken luto the law firm of Hubbard, Been an { Hume. u- partners. hut the deal fe'n .hrorsn. W cod defended himself. afte having pleaded %uilty 0"conUnpt e the CO.l'~u. bIt ~et up eXt"nuatius cif clmstaurVs in his defense. When Wood took thc stand he distinguished him,tlt by talk ing steadily for an hour and lht, e-qu&r>er- without que, tion being rren" ndet'. and succeeded k placing h,, op.niDu of Attorney Hume Alll Gt iN d Il I4iG l Nl'OiIl It tt@Ai tO' di-likcb t despieel He >aii he had never consulted witn1 dgc Moves about anl ca-t- in winch he app ared. < al" which the witness ft!t Ccnii tlt no olbrr a'iorney in Nome could make He offered nor, a-ou fD: Mckenzie who Wal, not an attorney, being tl1en into D law firm.
 When Judge Nryes tn1N the etaud or 1 \, \. H. he cOad nnt finl-a word tt ,roth n anything sai by Attorney [ Hum, tX-h.ar. ba Vawter and the rest.
 The argument m the case, says the San F an,i>co ts l, ruled wlth high 1 hand brlul" Jusii. ,S Morrow. C hert 1 aud Ross. for Il day and ha f. .4,tGr- | ney IIvney. assoc 'a:e counsel for Judge 1 Moves, praN ed for cIntiuuancc of the case for 9O day.. or if the con would grant it, sanut on 10 II for siX months- ! He read lon,r utI iavlt, mentioning Il bakers dozen of Witnesses whose deepC. ] >tious he wanted and Nhn-e testin on, ,
 he said. was pecesSary tu" bis q ent.
 This created consterpAtjon among II { , GovrIu.nen ltr,c>. Alr. lii b try ~ as willing 70 wa ve almost anNth ng (
 bring the case to a conclusion. D stri
 Attorney Wood tlou, ht Il cont n Iau {
 would wtr rll to hi- good.
 Thoma j. Gearv wa satisfied to re ! on he evidence. The court eald |
 tCont tnued.cI Page Al
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3, W. ClMSIDlkE
 GOES FREE
The Slayer oi Forme. Chief of Police Nn. l.. Meredith of Seattle, Is
 Declared Not Guilty.

Seattle, Nov. 222-John w. Considine, who in August lat shot and killed w. l.. Meredith. eX-chIet oi po,ice, left the King County cou't house last night d tree man. Ace, rd ing to the verdict oi the jury he is not gulhy of the criu.e. The jury were out exactly three hours from the tine they were locked up fer deilbe raticn. The verdict was received by COnoid ne, h.s family and Trends wiyh every ev .dence of joy 'and reliet. Thert was ro demonstration ot any kind fl, m the large audience, the only movement be .ng toward the door.
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Wall paper, Nome Ira ing Co.
Fer the ReliH FunE.

The relief lund for the care of the of the city is to be increased by an entertainment, which is to lie gwen by the Nome Literary Society on Monday evening, February 23, at the Standard tht tatre. More funds will be
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NEVIS hUGGEIS.

Mask. Go}oino- .. @ir- aLd oo-inue from Mrs. Wakefield, tletel l#Nr,n,.
 rsn C. H"ilrou lnlI on he street tte o'Lor day. and severely n.mot t @ co,J~ oi Aj, I4',t ie-, lie $ 'ai- idly reco.rriuG j.4Hover
 Fl LrvH Of L'vy Eres,. who ha- been laid ap!orrlera- ten (a. 1T, m t spIajn Ioc,ifaa r' t&lH- i4 tD'. street, i, r.pidl. recovering.
 Iae Ladies' Auxiliary Clob "il. lcec, on Thur.dol, f,u- i3. at : ?. III . at the hone fl .'s, Bruce. ca tlc .and~p.t, ofn1l,e he Lr.' ge ,eLoo; hu.E'r@.
 Mail Carrier W&jland mlned yrs- teiday ai:ernocn Wiih iotr aac~s of mail. Garner Van $lyr& wa, l'a ,el a' lIo,o>. and lo has uo' s@t a.rvcd. Wr,land brought outside nHii 1, late a. NGNcnIhrr 11.
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noyES' REMDgAl
 IS G30"EIS.aGs:D
His Removal, 1t is Alleged, Is hot the 0utgrOwtl Of the Con-
 tempt Proceedings.

Eagle, Dec, l5.--Ine III Ii arE all lhorit e at Fer, t,ghert today received the following i;om Washington:
 "As s result oI con(erenc" between the President and |. $. Attorney Gen. elal Knox, Arthur II. Nuye-, U. $. Judge t1r s't. Michael diSfr,ct, was >o- day elieVed of hs plsiti n. The decir- |, n l. sG to have no le,ervnce to the con,empt pro ceeding, recently nstitAt- cd at pan Francisco.
 N.nn,,o I'm l n
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Notice.

Electric lights wjl. from this date, Toe charged at ali night rates wnen used d ter l a. m.
 F ectric Light and PowerC0,
 C. D. fOLGER. secretary.
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will return in the tpring and fix the cable.
 Eugene r. s'chmitz, uni'n labor can diIate, wa elected mayor oi San Fral- cisco last November.
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If you want sleigh ride see F,x Transfer Co.,. 10 Steudman ave.
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S1n r.al.. v.'s it>w Chief,

O~I It--It' ." , I'> V ~'1'VE' Su itaur.~t,, .i,Y. -l.--( Capt in George ". Nitn am has leen selected chiefof police ,n!~uee, ed ". r SuJ.Tan derristd.
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RAY
 MEET JEFFnIES
Two Heavyweights May Arrange to Get Together for a Till Pre-.
 Iiminary Talk.

Portland, Ore, Nov. 26. via Skag' way. Zee. 3-.!im Jet rits manager, Bil y Delaney. is jubi!ant over the fat tLat Fl, zsinmons has expressed him. self as willing 10 meet Jetf.1es. ''N Q shall go to New York;" said he last night, "wbere Jeff es will have Der $, nal |. terv.ew with Fitzslmmons and proLab y sign ar ic'e> the.e.
 Lace curtains at Nome Trading Co.
 We will pay highest prices for
 MARINE GAS ENGINES.
 Josh R. Mcintyre & Co. SandspIt. Churuk road hOu Q. l2 miles 'elow Sol.mon. Foot of T'ptdk head. Good stables. Warm kennels. Sale storage.
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ROoSE:vELT'S FIRST
 MESSAGE: ID CONGRESS-
Urges the fnacnleat e ioa,sa9ion Aga;ast All knts
 os AGarlEGl3

Regulation T and Creation of Cnct Officer to Be Secretary of industry Treaty Gre I3rita Conclud By Ncaragpln
 Candy Be By Uni
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Pillows, quilts, blankets, Nome Trad ing Go.
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I.ocl.et knit e. None ra ina Co.
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Lace curtains at Nome Trading Co.
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Dunlap Hats
for the new season are now on sale.
We can show you the Derbys,
Alpines, Silks and Tuxedos - and
you'll admire them, too.
All other good Hats.
zz2a1sgzGl8
MzWS & ROXS' O77zTzERS
fer his fourth 90 1s.cntive time. and Cres-
Tia living out % I:asho. score. = TO !.


GAME CI&CnED IN EIGHTH.
Not satisfied with their small margin.
Manchester cinched the game in the
eighth. Fritzschea opened with a three
bigger to deep center. He scored on a
long hy 10 left field. the throw-in by
Morgan not being quite enough to cut OFF
thu aeet-footed runner
The Brownies would have undoubtedly
scored run in their half of this inning
mad Morgan been properly coached. He
swatted the sphere for the longest hit
seen on the field this year, but he was not
running fast enough to stretch the biff
into a home run. He should have been
held at third instead Of being urged in.
AS 1t was he was cut off by several feet.
Had he been stopped On third base he
could have scored on an outiield fly by
Eacho. and the next man might have Sc
cured safe hit The result might have
been changed had he been differently
coached. Often before the Brownies have
made the same error, and it is their loss.
Tho official tabulated score follows:
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LEGAL NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE OF a TRUST DEED
- FROM WILLIAM Z. BANKING
ship to a. D. Jones. trustee, dated August
4. 1856, recorded in Chesterfield county
clerks office in D. B. 70, page IS. default
having been made in the payment of the
debt secured thereby, and being so re-
quested l shall on
MONDAY. sTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
1902, at 1890 O'Clock p. NJ. County Court
day.. in front of Chesterfield Courthouse.
offer for sale publicly that valuable tract
of land known as ''Edgefield." on Apo
mattoX River in Chesterfield county, IS
miles from the Courthouse. 3 miles from
Winterpock, or Glover Hill coal mines.
lying on Bevl!'s Bridge Road and Apo
mattox River. ard bounded by lands OF
John Condrey, Cornelius Goode. ct ais.
and containing 957 acres. more or less.
The buildings consist OF line old dwell
ling. containing ii rooms. ana the usual
farm buildings. There is a large quantity
OF growth upon the land, and 1t Is esti-
mated that half a million feet Of lumber
from second growth pine and 100000 feet
Of oak lumber may be cut from the land.
There are about $50 acres of cleared land,
latelyFin cultivation.
TERMS-Cash as to costs OF sale and
the sum Of Sl.645.51. and the balance. ii
any, payable one year from day OF sale,
secured by deed of trust on the land
Sheriff of Chesterfield county. and, as
such. administrator OF a. y Jones.
trustee.
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The value of the futurity was to the
winner $500: to second. $500; to third.
$3.50. to j. B. Hagsin breeder of Sara-
ble) $1,000; to August Belmont. (breeder
Of Lord of the valel s1,25o; and to James
r. keene, (breeder of Dazzling) $500; in
all s57,l5o.
John a. Drake is credited with having
won the largest bet ever made by turf
man in this country. HIS winnings
amounted to more than 100000.
First race-the inaugural steeplechase.
short course-Rising Sun III to 81 first
sRoWdy g to ., second, illuminate Q3 to
io> third. Time, 4:oS.
Second race-for two-year-old f1llies,
selling, last FIVE furlongs of Futurity
course-N1ary McCaferty q to y first.
Gloriosa Is to y second, Dinksic GEO to
y third. Time. 100 50.
Third race-the fall handicap, six fur
longs on main track-King Pepper az to
y first Dublin GA to y second, Goblin
d5 to y third. Time, 1:12 As.
Fourth race the Futurity, for two
year-olds. six f,irlongs-won by Savable
Us to y. Lord OF the Vale q to y second
Dazzling d6 to u third. Time, lii
The others ran in the order named as
follows: Hursthourne. Africanda, irish
Lad. Payne. Skilful. Golden Maxim. Blue
Ribbon Mizzen. Acefnli, Flying Prince,
Tnvincibe Buster. Monte Carlo. Eugene
Rurch. Florita Leipsic. Mesmer. Benson
hurst. Merry Reel, Whitchapel, Flreater
left at the post.
Fifth race-one mile. for three-year-
olds and up-Carbunckle Us to y first,
South Trimble Is to ~ second, Huntressa
90 to II third. Time. 1:39 3-5.
Sixth race--for three-year-olds and up.
selling. one mile and sixteenth on turf
Clonmell & to 1o) first The Regent G to
y second. Ascension co to third.
Time. 1:47 40
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lmperia,s Defeat Ashland.

The Imperials of Barton Heights de-.
feated the Ashland team on Saturday,
the 3oth. by score Of 10 to on the lat
ter's ground Crabil was In the box Tor
the Imperials and his curves proved 100
much for the Ashland team. holding them
down to six hits. Leake pitched GOOD
game for the Ashland boys, but went to
pieces in the fifth inning when the Barton
Heights team scored seven runs.
Leftwich's playing at second for the
Imperials was the feature of the game.
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NO GENERAL BUILDING.

NO GENERAL BUILDING.
Lee District is the only section Of the
City where much building has recently.
been done. Here a number are building
houses for their own occupancy and 9th.
ers for rent. All these are line houses,
which will rent for $500 or more year.
Many new houses are taken before they
are built or even the foundations are dug.
II a man rents desirable house now he has
got to get up soon in the morning and
see the landlord.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.


NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
IN THE DISTRICT 60, C0uR IT,! OF TIE II
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the s M MnRTf Il No; IN AZ
Bankrupt. bankruptcy
To the creditors of A. P. MARTIN,
of Richmond in the county OF Henrico,
district aforesaid. bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the. 18th
day of August. \. D. 1902. the said A.
P. MARTIN was duly adjudicated bank
rupt: and that the first meeting OF the
creditors vii be. held in my office; Room
Virginia. on the 9th DAY OF SEPTEM-
Der, "A. D. 1907, 10 o'clock in the fore e.
may attend. prove their claims, appoint
a trustee. examine the bankrupt. and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
RO. H. TALLEY.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
August 90. 1902
Alfred E. Cohen. Counsel.
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summary: Ihf3e-baSe hltS-MOrEan,
Frityschea. P. O'Hara- Stolen bases-Mor-
gan. J. O'TIara- Stolen bases-Jim Nc
Evoy, ]. O'Hara, Crosuc, Lewis Base on
ba'ls-By Thomas t2), by McEvoy ~. Hit
by pitched balls-By McEvoy %. Struck
out-By Thomas (G,. by NfcEvoy {1o). Time
Of game, $50 Umpire-Mr. Duke. At
tendance-1,4so.
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PRIZE SHOOT TOMORROW
American Gun Club Will Contest for
Prizes at the Battery.

The American Gun Club held their reg
ular weekly shoot on tl+e battery at
Barton Heights yesterday afternoon, when
some good scores were made. To-mor-
row. Labor Day, the club will have
prize shoot at the same place, when some
handsome prizes will be contested for
The shooting will begin at 9 o'clock in
the morning and a spirited contest is look
ed for, and it is expected that some rec
orSS will he sna shed.
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.,,rp1rAN=IEAG1rE RECORD.

SOUTHERN 5LEAICc-
Nashville Z; New Orleans !.
Atlanta 8: Little Rock 2
tSecond game Atlanta 1: Little Rock g.
Chattanooga s: Shreveport I.
tSecond game) Chattanooga l; Shreve.
port 4.
Birmingham 1; Memphis 4.
Second game) Birmingham =; Mem
phis 2. Called owing to darkness).
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IEEIIEGH.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the GANS-RADY COM
PANY will be held at their office 1905
z. Main Street Richmond, Va, on MON
DAY, September I, 1902 at 5 o'clock P.
NJ. GEO w. RADY,
Secretary.
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Al Cleveland: Bernhard was in superb
form to-day, and shut Washington ont
with only two hits. both OF which were
secured by keister
Score: r HE
Cleveland ..........-.1 0 0 o 012s In q
Washington 1000 0 0 0ooooo-o 2 ,
Batteries: Bernhard and Bemis; Orth
and Clarke.
At st. Louis: ST. Louis won the fourth
straight game from Baltimore here this
afternoon in easy fashion. Wilt was hit
freely throughout, and his support was
miserable.
Score: H r
ST. Louis ..........o511loo II 4
Baltimore ........o1O1 100000 6
Batteries: Harper and Kahoe: Wilt
and Robinson.
At Detroit: Mercer was easy for Bos-
ton this afternoon. and retired In the
seventh in favor of young Mccarthy.
who was also hit hard in the eighth.
Score: R.H e.
Detroit ............1 o00oooob-1 4
Boston .............o1o 21o34o-11 Is 2
Batteries. Mccarthy. Mercer and Bue-
low: Hughes anc Warner
At Chicago: Philadelphia and Chicago
played two OF the hottest-contested games
ever seen on the home grounds. The To-
calls won the first game by consecutive
hitting, and the excellent pitching by
Griffith.
+ In the second game it was nip and tuck
until waddell made three-baee hit. and
sent in the winning runs in the eighth
Inning.
f First game:
Score: R.sH. E..
4chicaso ; / oois .! 0ll.-s44 O
Philadelphia .....0 10 0 i 90 10 o
Batteries: Grinithl and Mcfarland; s
lIltnhAli 1Hllxon and schreckengost.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Boston, Boston won the last game
of the home series from Brooklyn this
afternoon. Eight safe hits off Hughes
in the first three innings brought victory
Score: r. II. E.
Score: r. II. e.
Boston ........ 1900 00o+ 10 /
Brooklyn .......... o Q 100 -3 II L
Ratteries-Willis and Kittredge, Hughes
and Latimer.
At Philadelphia: New York won to-
days lgama from Philadelphia in the
last inning.
Score: r, H, E.
New York;. ooo1oooo2-s /
Philadelphia 80 0100100-e
BatteriesICronin and Bowerman. Fra
ser and Douglass.
At Pittsburg: Two bases on balls and
errors by Menefee and Tinker defeated
d.dly-contested game.
Score: r. H. F.
Pittsburg ooo2ooooo o1s 10 2
Chicago 49,. O 0 0 0oo1 o % 9 s
Batteries-Tannehill and Smith, Lund
gren and king.
At cincinnati: Cincinnati had no trou-
bic whatever in connecting with O'Neil
and won the game easily.
Score: r IT r.
Cincinnati ......1 f511o1s is q
st. Louis. ......... 0010l0o0olo s 4
Observation-Disclosures and Bergen, O'Neil
and Ryan.
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Second game: 80
Score: r. He.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures 2
philadelphia ......0 20 0 . Ws,s N6 II 2
Batteries: Patterson and hicFarland;5
Waddell and Schreckengost.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Cleveland: Bernhard was in superb
form to-day, and shut Washington ont
with only two hits. both OF which were
secured by keister.
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Won By
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At Cincinnati: Cincinnati had no trou-
bic whatever in connecting with O'Neil
and won the game easily.