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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
'TUMULT In
THE DIET
Deputy Charges Another with
Attempted Bribery.
--.--------AA.s--.s1.--
STORMY SCENES ENACTED
.-A-l------4------4-
Members Of kosstth Party storrr,ed
Tribune and Tore Up Papers Which
They snatched from the .
Clerks Hands.
STORMY SCENES ENACTED
tl,y Associated Press,

BUDAPEST. HUNGARY. july CO.
Deputy zolman Papp caused sensa'
ton in the lower house OF the Diet to-
day BY spreading oit on the table 10000
kronen in cash. which, he declared. had
been rendered him as bride to desert
his fellow-obs and leave Budn-
pest. Herr Papp. who Is member OF
the Tossuth party, added that 1t was
former Deputy Dlenes who attempted to
bride him.
Deputy Lovaszy said that the editor OF
the Magyar Orszag had been asked no"
much money would be required TO buy
Off that newspapers support OF the OBJ
strtictionlsts.
A parliamentary committee was app
pointed to Investigate the matter.
There were stormy scenes IN the Diet
this afternoon when tho premier. Count
Hedervary, rose to commence the do
bate on the Indemnity bill. The obetruc-
tionists stood up and tho chamber re-
sounded with desfsning shouts, tho bang
Ing Of desk lids and insults hurled AT
tho premier from the opposition benches.
The sitting was suspended, but the scenes
were repeated on its resumption. and ul-
tlmately, being unable to obtain hear
inr, tho premier handed the clerk OF The
house a written motion. moving the read"
ing OF the bill. When tho obstructionlsta
became aware OF this action couple OF
members OF tho kossuth party stormed
the presidential tribune, snatched the
papcr from the clerks hands, and tore
| it 10 pieces. The tribune was soon filled
with shouting deputies. snd amidst tho
| tumult the session was again suspended.
It Ia said that two duels have been ar
ranged between deputies as an outcome
OF the scenes in the Diet to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
DOES YOUR SCALP lTcH7

Are Your Hars Dropping one by one1
II your scalp itches you are ap amar,,1S
suffering from dandruf. me e "a ,,t,,a
germ Is digging up your scar n, ~ ,he
llfe Of thc MAR bulb.H No hair prepare
ton mat ia a mere hair stimnlant aug
tonic viii epre dardruff. because it won't
,,iii me- gor,, that causes tho trouble
Nowbro's Herpieide IS me ia, .n.o, ,Sa nen.
druff gera. i Destroy the cause, ama mo You
remove The effect; kin the germ ,a,,. nn" t su
win have no more danSdranm, ,a ' nrnsx i.a
or buldness Sold by lssaanS IN, a'ds s phs
Send Zoe. in stamps Tor ,, sn,"p r,wsns Z.
Minor Drug Co. Special Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
TINT TOOK :
DUNTON STAKES
The Hastings Filly. With CoCh'
ran in the Saddle. Was
Strongly Backed.
CRy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, July e9.-Rose Tint. with
Cochran In the saddle, won the Dunton
day. Tho HASTINGS flly was str strongly Y
supported, her price dropping from 70
i to to Z. 1t was announced at the track
that Dom Paul. who ran such mlHera ne 9
gastrI,is. Only one favorite won. Sum
mary: ,n. - ~
q first. Wealth g tod second, lnvinciole
C to u third. Time. III.
Second race-one mile ana 1seyeniy
yards Ella SINGER g t. f,T riT,d sTm n,o
LAG 10. =,
Third race--hve and a half furlongs-M.
Theo CO to y first, Black SOCKS (o 70 ],
second. Flower Is to y third Time.
Fourth race-tho Dunton 8, st "a E, one <
mile and a slxteenth--Rose Tint % TO .
first, Duke OF Kendall Geven) second
Fifth race--six fnrlongs-sailor Hnot q
to - first, Ned Moore g TO y second, DON
nelly q to y third, Time, 10,
Sixth race-ono mile aud seventy yards -
Court Maid 70 Z arst , nord {5 70 &
third, Time. lao 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
DEAD BODY FOUND
eruesome Discovery Tuesday by Sol
diers' Home Veteran.

whne he was hunting backberries. IN
the neighborhood Tuesday afternoon, YET,
eran i, d. Anderson, OF the soldiers
known white man stretched out In the
field near IIooper's brlck-yard. in Henrieo
The body was in the last stages Of de-
head. arma and neck had been removed
by vultures. The clothing, consisting OF
gray striped coat and broTn-gray
trousers. were we'll worn, No papers
were found IN the clothes and there "a
nothing by which the man can be idenu-
fled.
Coroner James was notified and he In
spected the body yesterday morning He
Is Of tho opinion that the dead man was
| ing under the tree and who had nobody
| 10 render him any assistance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
VIRGINIA EXHIBIT
eadquarters Established Here at mo-
ia Governor Street.

Rapid progress Is being made N =. coli e,s.
ina The Virginia exhibit for the st. LOUIS
~, Feposi,ion Of 1901. under authority OF anu
nv means of tho legislative statue ap-
,,ronria,,ng $4,000 for tho purpose, AZ,
sis,ant Commissioner George y. Murre ~
l. devoting himself with zeal TO the work,
and as a result of his efforts a arse
n,,mber of specimens OF the agricultural
forestry, mineral, fish and game ana man
,,fac,ured products has been collected
The assistant commissioner mas MS
HEADQUARTERS at No. IA Governor street,
ant Is carrying on an extensive CORE
snondence. collecting the best specimens
IN ali lines. The exhibit of fruits OF O, an
p,nds. and especially Of apples. VIII pc
one of tho finest to be seen at the expo
sitior. ,.,n ~, s., AZ
agreeable surprise to the people OF VT.
atnia who attend t1e exposition. Many
IF the products collected for this purpose
NAV be seen ct the Office on Governor
Street. % ~,
The Agricultural department OF the
state is active in making up the e1niDit,
and Commissioner Koiner has the active
assistance of his fellow commissioners
Hon. A. NJ Bowman and Mr.. j. u Pat-
ion rr
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II the heads Of the various various, departments

OF the heads Of the various departments
Of tile government, forcing on them
general policy OF retrenchment.
The commissioners have investigated
the estimates, cut down items, substituted
1Silipinos iii subordinate positions formerly
assigned to Americans, and have I'M
pressed OH the chiefs that they must
follow the Mckinley policy Of the eleva-
ton of the Filplnos. AS a result OF the
commissions action, It Is estimated that
the budget for the half year will be re-
duced from $500 400 TO s421s1G5 for fhe
insular departments, and for the city
Of Manila from sl.4t7,o34 to saeaol5 ex-
elusive OF permanent improvements,
which will be made n separate charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
EVENTS AT CLEVELAND
Bud DobIs In the suIkY After Nine
Years--The Results.
(By Associated Press3

(By Asa9clateu Fress')
CLEVELAND, o.. July 2o,,-ln eonho-
ouence OF a heavy rain which made II, ne
trsek fay fSaT see1ndbs re sHw e rq racord i
pns 10 ma afternoon. tho exhibition be-
INK INK i post pom nnsi Thursday much
larger crowd was on hand t9 30 yhe RE re,
appearance OF Bud Ioble In tho Bulky
aiiss s an o, ssnee e nee ysaais won
straight heats and race; Bay Fortune
sae,ss9Id, Kinney Lou third Best Tine
2sT.ls pace, purse s2.on-Dr, Madara won
two straight heats and race. sthr Hal
second. Volta third,. Best time, Elo ~ H.
second and third heats and race. Guy Red
second. ponna McGresor third Hest
'' s.6s iro i purse 81, 800 Rhythmic won two
straight heats and race. Fernc SECOND,
Blum de shay third. Btst Tine. si0 re.
the second and third heats. Geary second
Page Hal third. Beat time. 200 Ia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
MR.. BOAZ FAVORED
Indications Are that Albemarle Will Re-
turn Him to the House.

turn Him to the House.
Information from Abemarle county is
that the probabilities nj, favor 1he, re-
William Ii. Boaz. OF Albemarle. against
whom 1t was said that n fight was being
made by tie liquor dealers Of the county
and the city Of Charlottesville. There arc
three candidates in the field for the House
two of whom will be elected. They are
Mnssrs. Boaz and Duke, the incumbents.
and Mr.. Samuel w. burnley. deputy
ii, tho county clerk'a Office. II Is said
that an effort Ia being made In the lover
part OF the county to secure votes LOT
Messrs. Boar and Burnley and In the up
per portion of the county for Messrs. DUKE
and Burnley, the idea being TO thus IN
sure the election OF Mi Burnley and the
defeat OF either Mr.. Duke or Mr., Boaz.
Mr., Boaz is. in point Of service. the old
est member Of the House with the cxcep-
ton OF Speaker John b Ryan. lie Is
chairman OF the Finance Comnittcc- ana
as such had to champion the new tax
Bill. in which the Mann liquor Law was
Incorporated. He did his duty fcarlessly
and all during the session fought cxtrhf-
agant approximations for any cause what
eyer I Ia said that so fhr as tho liquor
Influence Is concerned that 1t has suffered
nothing by reason or the Mann law. Sale
OF lin,ior Is licensed in CharlottesHlUc as
usual ana the dealers of that city are
reported as doing II 1ne mail order buSi-
ness. AS a matter. OF fact. the business
was chiefly - Mined 10 The city hereto
fore and IS rather Increased there as a
result OF the falltiro to grant licenses IN
lie county. Those familiar with the local
situation predict tho reelection OF ME-
tynnz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
Honor a Membsr

A monument erected TO the memory OF
Mr. w II. Goodlff, 4 member OF the
Woodmcp of the World. viii be unveiled
by that organization sunday afternoon.
4 fitting monument has been erected at
the grave of the brother In oakwo,od
Sunday afternoon viii mark It's compile
ton. Hickory Camp, No. 6, was Mr..
Goodliffs chapter and this camp Will
march 10 the cemetery IN a body. from
Powells Hall. leaving at 4;so o'clock.
singing Will be led by quartette COM
posed OF Messrs. ], V. Cherry n. a.
zones. Leslie Phillips and ], p, Jones. An
Grafton VIII also bs delivered. The pub
&c Is invited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
INTERCEPT MESSAGES
German Company May Interfere WIN
Signor Marconi.
[nr Assoclated Pfnss.l

tBy Associated Pfrss.)
BERLIN, July 29.-rhe German wireless
Telegraph Company has issued q state
,nent regarding signor Marcohi's Utter
ances on the possibility OF the German
Company intercepting Marconl messages
IN England. The German Company says
tint ali that IL necessary IS TO erect
strong station on the shores OF the Baltic
or the North Sea with attuned wires 10
ntarconrs station at Poldhu, Corn"ali,
and 1t would be impossible Tor Maroon con
ia receive trans- Atlantic messages. The
statement concludes !,
"such procedure for fighting the world
tnonopoly aimed at by Marcon could hard
Nv be called 'chicanery,' but more proper
IA self.defense.0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
FOR KILLING BROTHER
fpv Associated press.

HATrlEsBGRG, MISS, Juiy 2s-Mrs.
Nancy Odom, charged with killing her
brother John Rich, was held for the
action OF the grand jury to-day.
Her daughter Emma, about sixteen
years old charged with completely IN the
CRIME was placed under $500 bond,
The brothers Of the parties have arrived
here. and 1t Is expected the quarrel VIII
hc renewed. Special ofticers have been
sent out to preserve order.
Several times during the hearing Shef-
IN Batson and his otfcers were compelled
/ 10 use stringent means TO prevent muir
ldernus attacks IN the courtroom,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
..,-p
MORGAN. CONTROLS
Has Taken Over the Evansville and
Terre Haute Railway
(By Associated Press.D

NEW york, July 81. r. Morgan q
% as financial agents OF tho Rock Isl
and ST. Louis and San AMI F pSsT sf@m Rh ca
w ueoIcy <. Co, Mr. Hooley person.
s si and Fl. II. Porter, enough stock Of
the Evansville and Terre Hautc road and
It's tributary lines TO give the hem ir4t Il men fny
Eya ns,iIIa and l'erre Hnute stock and ~
afillated properties was not disclosssed. but
rur,or placed the average at s7 pei
share. The deal hardly involved more
than sl.eO0,U06 in all
IL is not known what provision. II any,
has been made for the minority interest,"
in Evansville and Terre Haute.
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cALlEp UP AT MIDNIGHT.

"somethinE like n month ago n neighbor
az mine came to my house Mt midnight
and called me up and wanted to know y
| had a medicine In the store recommend
ed for cramps In the stomach and diar-
rroea. sold him Il bottle Of Chamber
ls,n's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea KEN
ady. which he carried back home. and at
TIA same time sent for a doctor. lmmc-
mediatcly on his return home he gave a
dose of this remedy, and he afterwards
told me that the patient was entirely re-
lieved before the doctor got there" says
Enoch Burson, O'Iea, Ala, For sale by
all druggists.
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Results at Hawthorne.
fpy A..o,iota1 Press So
(By Associated Press.J
CAGO. ILL., July 29.--Hawthorne

CHICAGO, ILL. July es,-Hawthorns
summarizes:
FIRST race-four acknowledgement az
to y first, Annie Hodge 90 70 io) sec
Second race mile and seventy yards,
Sir Hugh q 10 j first. Floyd IS. TO y
second, Sailors Dream 90 to y third
Third race-six furlongs--Oronte e to
b first, Hrulare % to q second. John Pc
tiers q to - third. Time. Lag.
Fourth acc,mlle-sidney .. Loye T q ito to
q first, Ware Nicht % 70 . second IaiPa
Fifth race -nila-Moahina @ e y first,
Meehanus q to ID second, Charlie Grain
gcr 40 to u third. Time, l;4S, .,,n,o,as
Sixth race-flve and na't , iuf! ~ sEto,,
e to 81 second Pat Harmon % to y
third. Time, 10 8-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
KING TRAVELS BY AUTO.
British Sovereigns Are Touring Ireland
on Motor Cars.
iny Af.ocla bod rress.

4,
DUBLIN, July 29.--Tle royal yacht
Victoria and Albert, With King Edward
ard Queen Alexandra aboard. arrived at
Killarney Bay to-day. Their Majestles
we're accompanied by the Earl OF Dudley,
Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland.
Despite the Indictment woather, tnes
landed on the Mayo side Of the bay. and
afterwards they proceeded in q motor
cal through the picturesque scenery Of
that portion OF ireland, inspecting many
cr the laborers' cottages on tho way.
Tonight the warshps In the bay are
illuminated and boniires are burning on
the surrounding hills.
Tomorrow their Majesties Will travel
nv motor car through the Connemara
country Queen Alexandra has given tho
Earl OF Dudley $4,000 for distribution
among the poorest people OF Dublin npd
other parts of Ireland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
BABIES IN A TRAP

Three Little Girls Had Narrow Escape
from Suffocation,
Three little daughters OF Mr.. Victor L.
Floyd whose home is out on the Brook
Road were caught in a singular trap
The children were playing III
the yard and finding large ice.box
where vleats had been kept. they
thought it would be an excellent place
to hide. So they pulled the I'D down
and as they were wee children, the oldest
Just ten, they were Unable to hit the
top when they wanted to get out. The
little people were In veritable cofIin
af,d when It became oppressive they be-
gan TO cry. When their strength was
gone they only moaned and were heard
BY n colared man. who lifted the lid 10
find the baby girls unconscious; BY he
roic measures they were resuscitated and
are now all right.
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Gar on a pilgrimage.

nv hs.nctated rreas.)
sT. PETERSBURG. July g: rho Car.
Czarina and their suites left here last
evening to Join the Great Orthodox Pll-
grjmage 10 saroff. Province OF Tamboff.
Where the Orthodox Church IL 10 cele-
brate the canoniza,on Of the permit
Prokhor Moshnih. under tho name OF
bishops and clergy OF European Rus
sia Will participate IN the ceremonies.
which will last four days,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
FREE TRADE
President Mckinley Quoted as Saying
It Would Come In this Country.


thy Associated prcss,)
LONDON, July 29.-Governor +, o,
sohuster At meeting OF the Union Bank
oil London (Limited) to-day, MADE a
lengthy reference to the British fiscal
controversy, which met with the approval
exnressed the belief that the United
States was within measurable distance
of adopting free trade, ans In support OF
this said he had private interview with
the late president Mckinley two years
ago In which the latter said;
my tariff bill has done Its work. we
have been able to build UP many great
industries In short time, and now grad.
ua1ry hut Inevitably, our tariff must
be reduced"
Mr. schuster contended that Americas
industrial position under protection was
"not entirely attractive nor are It's Work.
ingmen contented."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
FINEST cOAsTWlsE TRIPS IN THE
WORLD.

p,chn,ond to Boston and return, $4,000;
n providence and return, s21.0o, inciud :
Ing meals and room. via Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company from
Norfolk Daily line to New ENGLAND.
Tickets on sale at Chesapeake and Ohio
aud Norfolk and Western Railways OF.
fees, No. $40 East Main Street
r. W. WRIGHT,
Agent, Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
MIR. LONGS FUNERAL
Body OF Dead American VIII Be sh'pps
to this Country.
fpv Associated ProSs,

(By Assoclated FFess,J
LONDON, July 2o.--Pendins the ar
rival Of the relatives of John G. Long,
q St Aasustns CARO- na E sSseu who sa fs
down tha ateps OF his hotel, at Dunbar,
scotland Monday evening, sustaining In
iurIes from which he died the same night
Major General Sir Farncis Wingate,, Sir
d mr'p =, tna tSryptian army, who is home
on IL. ,eo and with whom Mr., Long
spent Monday evening, Is making nal e,,nl pre-
limnary arransements. ns aof nod lv 1 viii be-
It Is expected .ha, Saturday, for ship
,nent TO tho United states. and that the
lnterment viii take place at Wash'ns-
tou
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Standing of tho Clubs.
lRy Associated PreHs.

At Boston: BY narrow margin New
York won out In to-days terrific batting
contest, Is TO IA. CHESHIRE was batted out
OF the box IN the sixth. Young was hit
hard throughout.
Score: X, II, ~
New York .....,....s 001 01--b 16
Batte,ics Young and Criger; Chcsbro.
Howell and O'Connor. Time, 2:1O UNI
pirc, Sheridan. Attendance, 4,1bo.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia and
Washington played ten-inning draw
to-day darkness putting a stop to tho
game The tal-snders got aftcr Henley
In lively manner In the latter hair or
the game, and tho champions were lucky
to escape defeat. :, ~
Score: ~ a, ~.
Washington !. ..ooooidlo2o - 9
philadelphia ....0 90 600 Oh
Batteries.-Wilson and Kittridge, Henley
and Powers. Time. 1:b0 Umpire, Has
sett. Attendance, 8,s5s
| At Detroit--In fairly wel-played cams
Detroit easily beat ST. louis to-day Kit
aon scattered the hits while siever's own
| error and two hits gave Detroit three
| runs in the third.
Scnre y ~. y,
st. Louis .....,.1 0 oo0oono-l 10
Detro,t $500. ,...10sOoOoo1--5 10
Bntterss-K itson and Mcclure; sieve'
and Sugden Time, LBS. Umpire, Con
molly. Attendance, 2,26l
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SPECIAL EXCURSION TO BEACH
PARK,

West Point. Va, July aoth; Fifty Gents
Round Trip.
snecial train will leave Richmond $40
N July 80th. Returning. leave West
1So,nt' TOO p. NJ. Fifty cents round trip.
I,on't fail to take advantage OF this de-
ijshtful outing, bathing, boating. fishing
and dancing.
CURE YOURSELF OF DRINK HABIT
without Inconvenience OF any kind or
.ioss OF business time. "Orrine" Ia q
scientific preparation, which tones up
the stomach, restores normal conditions
and forever destroys craving for ll1ucr,
100 per box. 8 boxes for $500. Folk
Miller Drug Co.. S34 Fast Main Street;
polk Miller Coleman Co., First and Broad
Streets, Richmond.
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Veterinarians Adjourn.

Especial to The Times, Dispateh)
WILMINGTON, N. G., JAy 2s'-rhs
to-day. The feature OF to-day's session,
was an address by Dr.. TAFT Butler, OF
Raleigh. who spoke. on the work ofNths
association in North Carolina.
Greensboro was decided upon as tho
place 70 hold the next meeting, the time
to be fixed later
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
President 10 Speak.

(By. NssOpI0teu TTessI
meeting Of the Societies Of the Holy Name
OF Brooklyn and Long Island, which was
postponed on account OF tho death Of
Pope Leo, will be held here on Sunday,
August 9th President Roosevelt Will de-
liver tho principal address
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
swansboro Won Game.

Especial to The Times,pispatrh')
WEST POINT VA July 29-swans-
boro defeated tho WeYaIokes IN game ne
Of ball at West Noint by ,Me sg Im,ao -, y,
Gable, Jones: Weyanohe. Timberiake,
Greasy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY
Scores Yesterday.
adelphia 4, Washington l.
; York Is, Boston II.
roit 6, ST. Louis /.

Where They Play To. Day.
st, Louis at Detroit.
New York at Boston.
Washington at. Philadelphia
Cleveland at Chicago.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

At Chicago: Chicago defeated st. Louis
test t. OF ten ten innings. slagle scored the
W W'iiin &C casey Rad lis face badly cut
By d hot one from Farfel's bat N the
eighth, forcing his retirement. Attend
Sec seor t'sV' r; II: H..
Batterles: Menefee and King: Brown
and Ryan, Time. 100. Umpire. Moran.
At New York: New York won the final
game Of the present series from Boston
errors In the field ana Malarkey,s Wild
ness ut times proved costly for tho visl-
Score: r. Fl. p.
New York .o13O0001x-6 1
Batteries Malarkey and Moran ,c 1 MeGn-
4ty ana w Iiienda Te c 3D. Umpire
At Brooklyn: In {, heavy batting game
Philadelphia to-day defeated e the home lone
saR " h 70 peh Of oF Y s.
was relieved by Frazier in the second
inginnags. Ri 3.
P PenoFIy1p -: y
Batteries. Duggleby,. Frazer and Roth;
Schmidt, Doescher and Jacklitsch., ) lime Ehn
6:W. Oihplre' 1'islae. <,t'S'i"t A1''S' -o'
At Clncinnat. Pittsburg took the last
game Of the series from the Cincinnatis
to-day by timely hitting. Harper's few
gifts and the errors behind him were
Costly. PETIT was ordered off the grounds
in the last inning for abusing Umpire
O'Day - - :,
Score: n. T. ~.
pittsbi,rr .,........3 O21Oo1O 80 II I
batteries, Harper and PETIT; Kennedy
and Smith. Time, 1;45. Umpire, O'Day.
Attendance. 1850.
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Southern League.
Memphis o, Atlanta ],
Nashville 2, New Orleans q.
Little Rock-Birmingham postponed,
Shreveport : Montgomery postponed,
raiu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
RETRENcHMENT
The Philippine Commission Is Cutting
Down Expenses.

(By Assoeiated Pre ,.',loa s.o.a.
MANILA, July 2e,--The United oI ssates
Philippine Commission has peen eJnaI t,nn
4ng a lengthy and detailed exain1i'a''ot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
Records of the American and
National Leagues.
CHAMPIONS WON GAME
Chicago and Cincinnati Played TO
Phillios Defeated Brook
lyn-New York DoWned
Boston.
Scores Yesterday.

Chicago 9. ST. Louis 8.
Pittsbufg I. Cincinnati 3.
Philadelphia IL, Brooklyn Z.
New York o, Boston 2.
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su N,ost of the property DESTROYED con.
, .Mo 40 ANAL buildings constructed OF
sand ana at comparatively small cost.
The The property loss therefore, VIII not
=. ina M,N selectmen of the town of Tew Ks
bnry believe that $4,000 will cover tho
entirc loss. st