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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-03

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ben Molten krportretenb, Elm MATES
2idt in bic Siimpel besS dneetpdFers.
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glusen bes RGbdens ftreift autpeilen
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timber ndber als dnbere Shiiler gee
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res brunten in Der Miihle. Manden
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bradt, nit ben Gltern 9epluubert, nit
benz 3inbe gefdsrSt unb seIpielt. aber
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Siige.
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fpreden.
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@ort beraus. Gin Bid bon natper,
unbepubter 2otetterie trifft Jpn aus
ibren slGnaenben 4usen.
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benz SdulbauIe su. Sbm lit. als babe
Diaries Mbfdiebsblid in feinem 9eT
miitb elm fleines, bellies 2idtlein ans
geaiinbet. Oas besinnt fpoblig fein
Snneres su erbelen , 5u pGrmen.
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Der S6be. Ser Bad bonnert fpeiter
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iiber bic 8erse, nit Mddt fpei6t Der
Sdnee benz Sbaupinb. Nddt nod unb
bitter lisgen beute bic Sdnge i'm
Monblidt. gfber bic 6riibtinssionne
fpirb lie bdfb beIdeinen unb neues 9e=
ben Slid unb 2iebeH fperben allerors
ten auffprieBeh.
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northumberland.

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gbflopen, inbsm sr Tim elm Srintgee
fdb nit Mein retdt, bas er breimdl
flint. lin fi9 ertenntlid gu 5eisen,
fragt i'm 9olppbem nad feinem Ras
men. Sbbfeus AUTHORIZED:
Riemanb lit metn Rame, oenn ME.
manb nennen mid ale;
Batter unb Mutter babsim unb fonIt
aud ale 9~efd6rten.
Ser RieTe 1T iiberItitet, in Ieinem
tb0ri6tsn uRb gtauiamen Sinne ants
pprtet er:
Riemanb eb id 5uleBt mad alien ieis
men @efdbrten,
Oo6 bic anoern 5upor, bds lei bic
saitli9e 8abe.
4ls er bann geblenbet 1T unb in Tei>
rem srGbliden Sdmers iGreit. bab es
bic tliiftereide Sniel burdbrObnt,
fommen bic anbern Gptlopen her6si
uRb frdgen ibn, parum er 10 idredli6
idreie unb Of i'm elmer Der Sterblis
den nit Gift ober Sefpalt fDbten noble.
@r a6er a~nttpprtst: .Rismano bat
MIDI nit 4rgliit tDbten polen uno
nidt nit 9eipalt." Oa lufen ibn bic
dnbern Gpflppen aIein, inbem lie ibm
Surufen: n9at niemarb @epdlt an Dir
periibt - eine fdpere 3rant6ett bonn
srpben 3sus lam man nidt obpeAs
rem, Gber Bette bu gu oeiRem Batter.
benz SerrIder poieibpn". 0ieies urs
dlts RGtbTtf, bds bon ben alien 9ris@
den unter bic b~elonbere Dirt bes 9rtz
pbos seretnet purbe, neil es ben 5ra<
senben fpie nit einem Nebe umitridt,
bat Sabrtauisnbe binburd INNER ipis>
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S9er5en geneisten Sim bes Bottles
beluitist Gin iuppiides MGrdea,
bas bic 3iies Der Polppbemfase merts
fpiirbis treu bepabrt, erSdblt bon els
mem 2appen, Der nit brei @efGhrten
in bic @rotte zines Rieien gelangt.
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feline 4usen idledier seporben limb,
dbtr bur9 cine Salbe ipieber better
piirbsn. unb frdst ben 2appen mad
feinsm Ramsn, bamit er i'm niGt ftatt
zines anbern duffreHe. Der 2appe
fagt, err belize @drniemanb, f9mil3t
fiinf pfunb 8ei uno eiebt fie benz
RieTen in bic Qusen. Gin Na9bdr,
ben er anruft, frast. iper ibm biss
2eib angetbau babe uro erbdlt our
q%nttport: r9arniemanb bat es GEE
than! Sin franS0iifdes MGr6en ers
adblt: Cine See fam tGglid in cine
Siitte unb ber5te bas n%eugeborene
&inb Der 8epobnerin. Die Muttsr
mar eiferfiihtig bdrauf unb er5dhlte
es ibrem Manne, Der bic See gu Ders
treiben perfpro6. gines Sdgss, dls
bie5ee piebertam, fanb lie benDtann an
STEELE Der 6rau tm3immer unb frdgte
i'm, tper er iei. sd belize Riemdno"
artiportete Der Mann. Mls bic see
am Nbsnb bur1 ben &dmin entidfpins
ben mill, pirft er ibr gliibenOs Spbs
len an bic Tiibe, gas lie infolge Der
Sdmeraen dufidrsit, ipirb lie BON ibs
rem SdpeItsrn sefrdst. psr ibr ioltts
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maEb" unb pirb bon ibneu perlddt.
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den Nameus nRiemdnb" elm anbersr
SderS. Sn eintm ldppifhen Wdrs
diem tommt elm 2appt auf Der Sagb in
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vNidts!"
Bon aisbetb Siu.

Die NuabriIle mar gu gnbs. Die
Whiiit auf Der Gmpore i9pies.
Die paare %brdngten ndd bemS pet
Ieiaal. Der fpiegelsldnSenbe Gang
faal mar i'm Mugsnblid leer.
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SGpe[s.
r8obin bari i9 sic fibren, meme
snGbisite 6rau2"
sic lab ii9 I'M - bann ipies lie
na9 benz fleinen 9arteniaul, ber elm
paar Stufen tiefsr lag. @s mar Elm
fiibler, lpeibsr Baum nit rOtbladirten
@efeln auf iapanifder Matte. Sn
ben @den itanben rotbe unb peibe
glsaleen in bihter Mafe. Gin pors
nebmer Baum in feiner tpeiben Siible.
sic mar bsiB unb atbemlos. SEPT
nabm fte plaB. sic leste ben GG9er
auf ibren SdooB unb begann bic
SanoI9ube abauitreifen.
Gs mar Niemanb i'm 3immer als
fie beibe.
,gun enblid = mas Ion bas ale
les9" Iaate er erftannt unb fab ibr gu,
ME fe fi9 miibfam our Rube sipang.
sd fpmme abnungslos bierber :
freue mid, Did na9 LANCER 3eit fpies
berauieben, unb nun bieier @mpfang
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fem S9uliunse. Was 1T benn sef4es
benz Wrs tpiuit Du mir idsen2"
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fab an ibm poriiber.
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mas Oh nilit."
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fdgte lie letfe:
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fdriebeng"
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ben Sif9.
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bod meine 8esabuns our 8rieffdreis
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laub baiisrte ia Bios brei @oden -"
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teit ia nidt piFen, OBJ Der Brief aud
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msiner fider. so fidtr! 9snn bas
bate id Dir bamdls slei9 seiaet:
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lit allies fir midi All Gn1e! Sd babe
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unb Du bait aemeint" = fe belt inne
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teit bas oIes nidt 10 Su a6tsn. neil
i9 es Dir ssfdentt babe. Was i9 gu
oerIisren bate. babe i9 aufs Spiel
seIebt = ga bdnque! = SD babe aI=
les berloren!"
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yGinunbspansig Sase unb Rddt,I
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babe, nm fart su bltiben = elm siitis
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fdrisben. = Sc fpor elm Sturm in
mir bon S,husn unb Warten uub pOl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-03

30 a glaubt'sibm. 2ebrs
bubs (oer ben &rue 5erbrofen bait.
.!&aput mar er! = @enn i9 nur
iskt fdnn r1eine Nriidel hlttl"
y Sauptfu6e. u. Gu
tinem @aft, Der 9%dniebrdten ibD:
0ir 6etommsn isbt elm 6eieB gum
S6ub Der SinspOsel. Sat: 50,
baun bin i'd nur frob. buB bic 9dnIs
nitt iingen.
= s piIb.nafrifa Rdns
nibalsnbduptlins: .Das, f4On pieoer
@uropGersoulufag Sd babe bod be-
foblen, Der @efansene foq sebrutsn
ipsrben!" 3o9: r0as 1T niGt mDsli4,
MaisitGt: felt bic Guropder. bic biers
btrtommen. ra6sln. iinb lie nur nod
Saut unb 8noden. unb bic laf.n Iih
ausidlieblid nur gu 9ouIai9 Oerdrs
kiten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-03
limb ibrs STEELE blutete Dor Saam.
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g Il a n bn f.. Uiuttsr: a9
mas! SGbli9 bin ober bere'- nimm
ibn niir, ben SofefSdbelitein! @laubit
Du i'd bab ieiHerSeit genommen ben
gate pesen ieiner SdDnbeit9! Batter:
unb i'd bic Wame9!
-@ Ii II DE. SD piinfdts. i9
fonnte einen Saufen @elb ma6en!"
- Limb i9 tpiinfdte bic 9dIfte BON
Dem, mas id perlOrsn babe i'm 8emiiz
ben. einen 9aufen 9elb gu mafsn."
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8opFpebe" sic: nSa." @r:
n2siosn sic pisl an ROpffdmerseng"
Sic: ga. INNER, tpenn Id re
babe"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11

Morris, ran one and two in tho lroQuois
Stakes for three-year-o,ds at Brlshtoh
beach to-day. The two were coupled II,
the betting, and with Goldsmith scratcheu
they were held at / to 5. S. G Mcloo"eii
to-day sold The Rival and Moranua W
=. Ryan. The price was between se'ooo
and $4,000 for tho two. Summaries:
r'ilst race-one mile and 6 1urions-
Daffo Down Oily q to u first, Bar le DUO
Is 10 u second, Lady Iona 90 to - thlro.
Time, 1853 40.
Second race six furlongs-1rene Lind
sey a 10 j first, FIirtineer Us to y sec.
ond Ondurs GO TO y third. Time, l:l'
Third race-hve fur1ongs-Hurst Park
rs to 8 first, Africander d3 to 1o) second
Invincible az to u third. Time, 200.
Fourth race-IroQuois StnSes, nile ana
a furlong-.Old England Il to % hrst,
Homestead g to - second. Gold Cure %
to u third. Time. 1854. occupied in bet
ting.
Eth race-mile and a furlons--ho4ans
&. to s. first, Bonnibert g to D second
Cuspidor go TO y tbs"d. Time, l:ol 80:
sixth race-7rile and q sixteenth-Mos-
keto e to j. first, Prince Richard g to y
second, Past Is to 81 third, Time l:4'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
.LEANDER LOST TO
THIRD TRINITY
Treacherous English Summer
Turned Henley Regatta Into
Dripping Water Carnival.
1Rx Associated Press

HENLEY, July lO.-Ths treacherous
English summer turned the latter part of
the concluding day of the Royal Henley
Regatta into dripping water carnival,
leaving at times small choice between
seat in tha river or on its banks.
Driving rain and hot sun alternated
The finals for the grand challenge cup,
and tho diamond SOULS. in which 1Ameri-
can interest was cooled by the defeat
of the -Argonauts, Of Toronto, and c.
S. Titus, of New York. proved an upset
10 The English talent. Kelley. especially,
was never considered capable CT reaching
:he finals
Tie sport opened with the final heat for
lin. grand challenge cup, in which, after
a good race the Leander Rowing Club
,rccunlhed to the Third trinity Cam
bridge crew. Third Trinity had ali the
disadvantage of the Berks Station. but
Won by : length and a half. Time, III.
Leauder had held the trophy for four
years. Other results:
Final heat for the diamond SOULS: i.
s. Kelley, 8alIiol College, oxford. beat
e. b. Etherin;on- Smith, of the Learder
Rowing Club. by . IL lengths Time $50
Final FOR The ladies' challenge plJte:
University College. oxford. beat Elton
by half a length. Time, Z minutes. IL
second Tina! for :lle Stewards cllai-
lenee cup Third Trinity. Cambridge, beat
Ieander Rowing Club by eight lengths
Ttu.e. minutes, s5 seconds.
Final For The Thames College cup,
Trinity Hall. Cambridge. beat Royal
School &C Mines Boat Club by IL
.engths Time, : minutes. 81 seconds.
Finals Cor the wyfold challenge cup:
Burton Rowing Club beat Kingston Row
ing Club by 21-2 lengths. Time, min
mics. sS seconds Face Tor the visitors
challenge cup: Jesus College, Cambridge.
beat Balliol College oxford, by one-third
OF a length. Time. Z minutes. 10 seconds.
Finai heat for the silver soblets: w.
Dudley Ward and c. w. II. Taylor, Third
Trinity, Cambridge. beat the London
Rowing Club easily Time. minutes,
Sc seconds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
BOLD AND BRUTAL
AT TEMPT ON LADY
A Negro Man Creeps Up Behind
Her While in a Hammock
ON HER FATHERS BACKP0RCH
Cuts Her Cruelty With Knife When
She Screamed-Ground Broken
for a New Mission Building.
Wedding Cards Issued.
ON HER FATHERS BACKP0RCH
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

'Cpetiel blSi)dlCfl 10 ne
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, July 10
Miss Minnie Schepmoes, daughter of Or.
j. D. Schepmoes, while resting in a ham
mock on the back porch of her father S
residence, in this city. about O'CLOCK
last night, was suddenly seized by ne
gro man who had stealthily approached
unobserved. The negro when she scream
ed drew knife and cut her three times
across the arm. one cut being quite a
severe one. The negro then quickly made
his escape.
The police We're notified, and have been
on the alert, but no arrest has been
made. Owing to the darkness, Miss
Schepmoes could not give an accurate de-
scription of the man The young lady
is suffering from the shock and wound.
Ground was broken for the new build
ing of the Peoples Mission, on Princess
Elizabeth Street, last night. There was
quite a programme Of ceremonies, the
principal feature of which was an elo-
quent address by Mr.. Charles l. Stengle.
There was music, and the ministers OF
the city took part in the programme,
which embraced scripture reading, pray
ers, etc. Work on the building will begin
at once.
LOST POWER OF SPEECH.
MIR. Chambers Sisson, a prominent ctti-
zen of Orange county, who suffered a
stroke Of paralysis q few days ago Is
Improving physically, but not mentally.
DR.. ". S. Thayer. of Johns Hopkins Uni
verszty, Maryland. was summoned by
DR.. Gordon. his physician, for consulta-
ton Mr.. Sisson has lost the power of
speech, but is conscious.
Past Grand Chancellor j w Walker,
Of the Grand Lodge OF the District of
Columbia. accompanied by District Grand
Chancellor E. F. Boyer, of Alexandra,
visited Fredericksburg Lodge, No. .
Knights of Pythias, tonight. There were
interesting addresses delivered and re-
freShmentS served.
THE WHEAT CROP.
Mr.. Henry Warden. of this city. who
is an extensive farmer. has just threshed
his wheat crop. which measured 500
bushels, yielding ten bushels for one
seeded. which is only one-half of an
average. The quality. however. was
excellent. Mr.. Jackson Gouldin. of STAFF
ford county, made an average OF twenty
two bushels per acre through his crop.
Mr.. Carter Snellings has purchased of
Mr.. E. c. Bell, two fine building lots
in the western part of the city, on which
he will erect d modern residence and re-
side there with his family.
Me- Penelope Stone. of this city. has
her daughter, Miss Rebecca Elizabeth
Stone, to Mr.. J. Spencer Courtney. The
marriage will take place at the home Of
the bride Oh Tuesday night, July 18th,
at S o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
OBITUARY..
Mr.. William Lewis Talbot.

Mr.. William Lewis Talbot died yes
terday morning about o'clock at the
residence Of his uncle. Mr.. Burnett Lewis,
No SOC East Franklin Street. after
long and painful illness.
Mr.. Talbot was a son Of the late Sam
uel G. and Lucy Lewis Talbot, both OF
whom died several years ago. He was
a bright, promising young man OF TWEEN
ty-eight years, and his death is very
cad one. During the Spanish War he
entered the United States army and vas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
HUSTINGS COURT NO MORE
After Hundred and Twenty Years
Becomes the "City Court"

Becomes the "City Court"
At noon yesterday the Hastings Court
ceased to exist, and henceforth the time
honored old institution will be known as
the City Court Of Richmond
The Hastings Court adjourned shortly
before noon. Commemorative Attorney
D. G.. Richardson addressed the court in
a few words, in which he said that in
a few minutes the Hastings Court would
be a thing of the past. He expressed re-
gret that the old, familiar name would
be dropped. The court was instituted in
17S2, taking It's name from the old Lon
don Court. Up to this time Virginia
and Massachusetts were the only places
that retained the name. Now Virginia
abol;shes It, leaving Massachusetts as the
only State in which sHustings Court"
will be known as an institution
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11

BALTIMORE. MD.-The Presbyterian
reunion, includiDg leading representa-
tives OF the Northern and Southern
branches OF that church in Maryland,
Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Vir-
GINA, assembled to-day at Pen Mar, on
..&s Western Maryland Railroad,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
TO PROTECT NEGROES
illinois Has Something of a Race Prob
lem on its Hands.

lBy Associated Press)
SPRINGFIELD. ILL, July 10.-Gov-,
ernor Yates to-day ordered a squad OF
infantry to Eldorado, Saline county, to
protect the lives and property OF negro
residents there, who, during the past
month. have been subjected to outrages
al the hands Of white citizens. Instruc-
lions have been given by the Governor
ble to ascertain the names of the leaders
of the lawless mob.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
QUEENS. NARROW ESCAPE
Coping from Church Fell Shortly After
Her Majesty Passed.
iRy Associated Press
(By Associated Press.)

LONDON. July 1o.-shortly after Queen
Alexandra passed on ner way to open
the Coronation Bazaar. the decorations
across Langham Place. heavy and sodden
witt. rain, were caught in a. squall OF
Snd and fell, dragging a mass OF coping
from the top Of A!l-Souls' Church. Miss
streathy. believed to be a Canadian,
was killed. and several persons We're In.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
Rev. w. n. BoIden.

fsnaciaI Dispatch to The Times)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July 10-Rev-
" II Rolden CcoloreG,l, pastor of the
A. NJ. e. Church, this city, died at
1918 O'Clock this morning
He was one of tho best known preach
ers Of his denomination. He was q
n,ami,e- of the General Missionary Board.
!, trustee of Wilberforce University and
I<ittrel College, n. c., had been pastor
of churches at Danyille. Richmond, Ports
mouth, and was at one time presiding
elder of the Norfolk district.
The remains will be buried at Ports
mouth, his former home, Saturday at
ternoon at o'clock He was educated
at Waylands Seminary. Washington.
Joseph Cecil.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
EAST RADFORD. VA. July 1o.-Jo-
semi Cecil. for many years engineer on
the Norfolk and Western Railway, but
recently merchant in Radford, died
last night OF heart trouble. He was
fifty-two years of age
n. w. Harrington.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
WARSAW, VA, July 10.-After an i'll
ness Of about ten days of typhoid fever.
Mr.. Henry w. Harrington, manager of
the Island Farm, on lie Rappahannock,
died at $50 o'clock this evening.
He was one of the most successful
farmers in this section
Mrs. Emily Pearnnan.
tspecial Dispatch TO The Times)
ROANOKE. VA, July 1o.-N1rs- Emily
Pearman died this morning from heart
failure, aged sixty years. She was
widow. and had no children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
IROQuOlS STAKES

olo England and Homestead. Coupled
in the Betting, Ran First and Second.
(By Associated Press,l
NEW YORK. July lo.-Old England and
Homestead. from the stable OF Green
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-11
Chicago, q; Philadelphia, o.

j New York at IltiSDulS.
Chicago, a; Philadelphia, o.
By Associated Prcss)
CHICAGO, ILL., July l0.-The visitors
were blanked to-day by Menefec's grand
pitching ard the perfect support back Of
him. Attendance. j,seo
Score: r.. ID Il,
chicaeo ... oo11o1o1'-4 10 0
Philadelphia - ooo0oo00-0 8
batteries: Menefee and Chance; Dug
kleby and Doom. Time, 80. Umpire,
Car:;llon.
Pirsburg. i; New York, 8.
PITTsBURG. PA. July l0.-New York
yat up a great fielding game. notwith-
standing their three errors. and saved
1svans from hits when hits would have
won for Pittsburg. Attendance. 2,037
Score: Il II. r.
TittsburEA .....--... 0 o Q o U-l
New YORK 90 2e01Do o-3 10 8
Batteries: Lecvc1 and II Smith: Evans
and Bowernlar. Tine 1:S5. Umpire,
I'mslie.
ST. Louis, 2: Brooklyn, 2.
ST. LOUIS. MO, July 1o-For the sec
pnd successive day a tie game was played
at League Park. St Louis and Brooklyn
battled twelve innings, with the score
q tie.
Score: r. II h.
St Louis .--U u v " v U y y "
Brooklyn go. CO 90 o 0 Q g o. o
Batteries: Wicker, Murphy and O'Neil;
Hughes and Ahearn. Attendance. SIG.
Time. 2:0s. Umpire, o'Day
Cincinnati, 6; Boston, 3.
CINCINNATI, OHIO. July 1o.-Ihe Gin
cinnatis and Bostops played an interest
ing game here to-day. Ewing hurt his
finger and had to retire
Score: X IL u.
CINCINNATI $4,000. o00lSoo2'-6 3 2
Boston .. 0O12 0 1-3 10 4
Batteries: Thieln1an. Ewing and PETIT;
Willis and Kittridge. Time 200. I'M
rires, Powers and Brown. Attendance,
toc
American League Results.
Washington, Z; Baltimore. 8.
Boston, 3: Philadelphia, l.
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Mrs. D. |. TraYIor.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,l

Especial Dispatch to The Tines.J
FARMVILLE, VA, July 10.-Mrs-
Traylor, wife of D. L. Traylor, died at
the home of her son, Mr.. D. L. Traylor.
Jr., here this afternoon, after several
weeks of heart trouble, aged sixty
seven. a husband and seven chill
dren survive her. The chilrden are
Ado Traylor, Mrs. R c. Fitzgerald. Of
Vernon, Texas; Mr.. Nortleet Traylor,
of Kinston. n. c.; Nunnanly Traylor, OF
Newport News; James -Traylor, OF
Farmville; Mrs. ]. H. t.ood, OF PTlnce
Edward county; Mrs. BAR Addleman'
or Cumberland county, and D. L. Tray
lor Jr, OF Farmville.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
from the residence of her SON
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the loss of life until the rescuers reach
the scene of the disaster which may De
several hours, possibly midnight
CONS I2I2 AYE, AC,-C
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Standing of the Clubs.

Where They Play To-Day.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at ST. Louis
New York at Pittsburg.
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BRoCK.-Died. last night at his resi-,
dence. No Ii East Clay Street, at 3
o'clock, r. s. BROCK. sR. He leaves
wife and seven children-Mrs. r. a.
Arlington, r. S. Brock. Jr., g j.
Brock, W. W. Brock. Mrs. st. =.
Brock, Miss NJ. NJ. Brock and Charlie
Brock.
ROW MORNING, July IL. 1902. at 10
o'clock from Clay-Street NJ. E. Church
1nterment at Hollywood.
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SUMIER RESORTS.
SUMMER REST

Open July 1st to Oct. LIST.
For particulars apply at OF
flee, III East Franklin St.
Tuesdays and Fridays $50
to 7 D. m.
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Mrs. CordeIia Letter.


WINCHEsTER. VA. July 1o.-News
has been received here of the death
of Mrs. Cordelia Letter, wife OF Otto
Liefer, in Salt Lake City, Utah, last Mon
day Mrs. Letter was the daughter Oh
the late William Sollars, OF this county
and a sister-n-law of City Councilman
Albert C. Brown. a very pathetic IN
cident of the .ady's death was that on
Tuesday Councilman Brown received d
letter from Mrs. Letter that had oeeh
written two days before she dled. III tne
letter Mrs. Letter spoke very cheera'lly
of al, her friends in the East, and did
not think that before the misslve reached
its destination she would be lying cold
in death
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Grey. CLIFF-sUA1MER HOME NEAR
me white Sulphur Springs. For parti-
culars apply TO Miss A: I. DANIEL.
White Sulphur Springs. Va.