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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11

septen1ber 9Th, has arrived ct Sofia ana
has given tho syAssoctnted iresS co aa, ~
spohdent an account OF the terrin .ao Goa.
ilir. He says Hilmi Pasl1as adm'n i.s,rIa-
ttinns, who expected that he would nuke n,it,,,
m Improvement in the situation. /. iilll.'s
Pnshn' however,, Is following the lines or
his predecessors, and the grea tess !. * x,
cesses that have ever been c3n ll
have happond since his arrival ThrouFn,-
out the 'vlayct2 Of Monastir the TurKlsni
soldiers are daily perpetrat1ng Almost
Uncomfortable atrocities. They dishonor
4 the young girls In the presence OF ther
parents and Dlllage and murder ev ,I 4 :
where. Even funeral professions are nat =.
ed and tho corpses stripped Of their neW
cloth. In which thoy arc dressed acco 2rt : :
Ing to the Macedonian burial custom. !, ne 9
priests vestn,ents are seized. ana iEe
soldiers sell all their plumber openly. tne
Officers apparently consontlng. Inc 'H II
forrnnnt of the Associated Press says tl,e
+ Chrfstlan Inhabitants are terror-stricR.ehn !
Nrussillmhns. whose fanntical hatred o.
the CHRISTIANS has reached tho highest
point. Tho shops are closed In Monas-
tir. business Is suspended and the streets
are deserted. Even the consuls 90 hot
dare to venture outside their homes. 4,
The Informant continues that u IS cst,'
mated that there are over seventy thot:
sand people In the fields. without snelleI
and starving. Hilmi Pasha mas promns.e,d
the consuls that he will assist the dcstl-
tutc people, but he has done nothing, even
refusing to allow them to enter The town
and beg for food. III NY
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BILLY BUCK WINS
CHARTER OAK STAKE
Carries OF Honors in a Field
Of Twelve Horses, but
Has tO5WOrk Hard.
iBy Associa ted Press. }

T HARTFORD, CONN, septmebor TO-
Some royal racing was seen at Charter
Oak Park to-day by the ten thousand
persons in attendance. 1t was all con-
fined however to the Charter Oak Stake
event. In which a field Of twelve horses
participated, Billy Buck carrying OF
honors and the big end of the purse by
winning all three heats. smathers bay
peldlng was compelled to use every inch
OF speed he possessed to accomplish what
he did. Both Walnut Hall and linw-
thorne pushed him SO hard that g whip
ping finish characterized every contest,
\ the leaders being meek and neck as they
rassed under the Wire Summary:
Charter Oak: 200 trot; purse $40, COO
Ioilly Buck Won in three straight heats
Walnut Hall second; Hawthorn third
Eest time, 2:07 3-4.
2:1o trot; purse s1,6oo-Belle Kuser won
first third and fourth heats; Promise
second heat, second. s. Pug third, Bes'
time, o:10 IA.
eos pace; purse $1,000 Locanda. wor
second, third and fourth heats TrilbS
Direct, first heat. second !; startllne, third.
Best time, 300 81.
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.FAVORITE WON IN FAST.TIME
Lepnora Loring Made a Good Record
at Sheepshead Bay. b

NEW YORK, Sept. 1o;-The Flightt
the card at shoepshead Bay to-day. was
won by the favorite, Leonora Lorins, IN
The fast time of 1:25 l-5 with Young
Henry second. Leonora I.oItn e went ge1 ITO TO
pace and won, driving by length from
Young Henry. Summary; -
First race-selling; last FIVE furlongs ot
the Futurity course-Ostrlch GO to
first Eagle &c to y second, Rob Roy 20
TO ID third Time, 1:0S -
Second racezone mle-Jocund e. 6 e 10 o
a to y third. Time l:3S rs.
Third race,handcap SIX fq frst sr,, on
auoiso Blue g to y second. Luxembourg
CfD TO y third. Time. l:13 2-5.
Fourth race-the Flight. seven furlongss
Of Futuvlty courseaLoon9ra L & aaaand s.
Sho: Gun Il TO y third. Time. 1925 10.
Fifth race-handicap, one mile and q
auarter-Carbuncle e to y first. Lord
badge qe, to ~ q second on Gold Bell GU
sixth race-sellng one mile md sin 81;
teonth on turf-Conundrum d6 to 8 first.
Earnest Parham q TO y second, Tribes
Hill Is to y third. Time LAO,
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The Harlem Races.

CHICAGO, ILL. Sept. 1o.-Results at
Harlem: !,
First race-1ye furongs-C ognomen q
sha III Geo to j. third. Time: l:ol 2-b. :
to s. first, Albem9rle, @ to !, SECOND, Rag
rag % to q third Time. lis SO,
Third race-sapling stakes, four FUR
longs-Don Domo On TO- lW first, COP
per1ed q to y second Touthstone q TO
j. third. Time, 1850 80.
Fourth race-milc ana an elghth--tan-
soluca (even) first. Ancke g 10 = second,
louisville @ to y third Time, 2:0l 30.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures e to D nrst.
phe Don g to y second, Lady Jocelyn
as to 81 third. Time, AS 20.
Sixth race--mile and u hnlf-llttle Elkln
"a to b first Learoyd % TO y second,
Moor Is to y third. Time. 9Hs 20.
Prospect Park Races.
(By Associated Press,l
BALTIMORE, MD. Sept. lo.-Resulta
at Prospect Park:
a.35 trot-Mattagorda Chief first, Myra
second. Bursaretta third Best time
aa:ss pacc-Puzetta first, Honest Joe sec
ond, Callt third. Best VINO. 2i'D l-''
2.oo pace-Alby first FIalfroda second
Garrett III. third Best time. 9:l9 Ia
a,?:, rot Maggie H. first BESSIE Blrch
wood second, Miss Rosedale third, Bes
a;lS trot-Roberta hrst. Little Belle sec
| end. Sweet lnniscara third. Best Tune
\ 2:l7 l.2, EErr1 s..sU
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ON VERGE OF
A PRECIP|CE
Continued From First Page.)

Is regarded as a warning In this sense
to the Powers. Bg
'11urope Is standing on the edge or a
precpice," said diplomat, who Is par
tlcpating in the International negotla-
tons In connection with the Balkan
question, land no one can tell but that
tomorrow may see Turkey and Bull
garia plunged In war In spite Of all the
efforts made to prevent It. and though
the Powers separately have made strong
representations to Bulgaria to dcsst
from aiding the insurgents, and arc on
the eve OF making Il Joint demand for
the observance Of q policy OF strict neu-
trality. In the meantime, Turkey Is be-
coming encouraged By the attitude Of
the Powers towards Bulgaria, and there
is strong feeling among the Mohem-
medans that the opportunity Is Mt hand
to take summary vengeance on tho Bull
garlan people. The Porte has been
warned against engaging In war, and We
believe 1t hcsitates to embark upon a
move which may result In the armed
intervention OF Europe"
All the advices, official and otherwise,
received hero ngree In saying that the
Turkish government has now secured
quiet at Beirut and TINT the Porte an
prcclatcs the necessity for taking action
In tho matter, az shown by the removal
of the vail of Beirut, as demanded by
United States Minister Leishman
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Politics In Powhatan.

81 Especial to The 1'imcs-Dispntch.)
BALLsVILLE. VA, Sept, lo-The
SreEistrat ton commenced here TUESDAY; w
to this time very few have taken ad-
vantage OF It. although very much In
terest is being manifested IN the cleo
ton. The candidates are In the dark as
as evident they hold the balance of pow.
or. and whoever gains their support will
easily be the winners.
For county offices there are only two
bents for the office OF treasurer ana
aherlff. both of whom are popular with
i the whole people, and Will easily YIN.
4 They both have opponents The ONCE
much sought after, as there are five cam
didates Only one can be elected. though
they all claim it.
X The people are not as yet taxing much
interest in the fight for the Legislature
and senate. Other candidates are. ex-
pccted later on.
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OPEN CAMPAIGN
in APPROXIMATIONS

The Democratic legislative campaign In
Virginia: was opened at Apponnttox
Courthouse yesterday. where speeches
were made by Congressman II. D. Flood
and Captain Camm Tatteson. candidate
.ot the Democratic party for tho State
Senate After the two Democratic speak
ers had made addresses, Mr.. w. Court
Iney Franklin. The Republican candidate,
made an address IN the interest of his
candidacy.
Yesterday was 4Appomattox court day,
and there was fairly large attendance
of farmers and county men generany,
A meeting OF the Confederate veteran
camp OF the county was held earlier In
the day, at which Colonel r. y. Poore.
The commander OF the camp addressed
The veterans, He spoke especially along
the line Of urging the veterans to secure
the muster rolls of the Appomatlox
troops in the Civil War The attendance
of the men who Wore the gray and who
are SIN wearing 1t in hair and beard,
was large and the meeting interesting
After the veterans concluded their SEES
sion, Congressman Flood made ringing
speech. discussed the issues of the cam
raign briefly, but clearly and forcefully
In concluding. he presented Camm Pate
4 son. TO whom he paid a fine tribute In IN
Producing him as the Democratic candl
date for the State Senate,
Captain Patteson MAS warmly received
and made stirring address. which wa
enthusiastically received. He made
fine impression upon his audience, amonl
whom were many Of the older men OF the
county,
4 After the Democratic speeches Mr.. w
C. FRANKLIN. the Republican aspirant
addressed meeting of Republicans ant
others who fingered to hear him. Thi
IS the first political meeting Of the cam
paign,
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SECRET BALLOT
The Rockbrldge Committee Adopt by
Majority Vote. Al.
Especial to the Times-Dispatch,)

Especial to the Tim
LEXINGTON, VA, Sept. lo.-The Demo
/ cratic Executive Committee Of Rock.
bridge county have decided In favor Of
the secret ballot for the primaries. While
the question Of the manner, Of voting, was
being considered n poll OF the coh1nitt e., !.
+ was Ii to 4 IN favor OF the secret , bal.
lot against the viva yoce plan. T II, =
Candidates from RockbrIdge and the dis,
trct namely Messrs j.. 81 craig ah5 a Mr
S. w. Sterrett. the noater candidate from
the district composed Of the counties i, or T
Bath, Highland and Rockbrldge and the
CITY Of Buenel Vista
Nh Chung Patton. chairman rrn IAN OF of the ne
Rockbridge county, has called mass.
for the so5h Of sGptsmS or t
Legisia ture. Delegates will be elected
the TSassr e ,o a9 ff
Candidate for the Legislature from the
district The Repnbllcans Will also nom,,
nate candidate from the I'D Senatorial
Al ct
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ASK FOR BETTER GOVERNOR IN R
Appeal Of French ambassador On'teo
5s In by Minister Eelshm11taan'

.fBy Associated Prcss.)
WASHINGTON, D. G.. September. ~ ~
>,,nister !, eishman cabled the state De'
nartynent from Constantinople mat the
Franch amba ssador has demanded tne
.romoyal Of tho Governor OF Beirut. ana
lthat other foreign representatives prop.
ohIy will do the same. Mr.. Lelsn1lhh -
Vigorously urging the sublime Porte 70
ranlace the Governor by some one more
capable Of preserving order and OF CIV
Inc more eftic.ent protection to American
citizens and interests, In this course nc
las the approval Of the State Department.
Minister Lelshman transmitted commn-
,nication from Consul Ravndal. at Beirut
In which the latter said that the sltHa-
ton there was quleter. Many shops, no
said, were still closed. but NE people
were getting over the scare OF SUNDAY
The Navy Department has received n
icablegram from Rear-Admiral Cot'oh'
dated Beirut yesterday, stating mat lhe !,
arrival of the Turkish Govcrnor-9eneral
from Damascus has restored commences
The Governor-G General has warned the To-
cal authorities that he will hold them re-
sponsiblo for dsturbances. Admiral Cot
ton says that the city was quiet tuesday
night and business improving.
Chekib hey, tho Turkish minister.
called at tho State Department to-day and
srent some time In conference with Act
Ing Secretary Adee,
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Read Nominated.

4 Especial TO the Times-Dispatch.)
BASKERVILLE. VA, Sept. 10.-The to-
tai vote for Buckhorn. Flat Creek. Boyd
Z ton South Hill and Baskerville precincts
for legislative and county offices arc as
follows:
/ For House Of ,Delegates-Read AL; Cox,
For Commissioner in District No, l.
Elan, 1O2: Pettus. 1875; Lett. 24S.
For District No. IN eacham, 46: White
more, IS; Baskerville, 172; Montgomery,
242 81,
S. p. Read will he nominated for the
House. and Montgomery for commission
er for District No. 2
There will be a close vote between Lett
and Pettus in District No. /; chances IN
favor of Lett. No contest for any other
county office.
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.ELKS FINE PICNIC
DOWN DUTCH GAP
Hundreds Of People Spent q
Happy Evenings as Guests
Of the B. p. o. E.

Richmond Lodge OF Elles demonstrated
the fact last night. as has been before
demonstrated that they can entertain.
About 700 people. men. women ana
children, enjoyed their hospitality on tbs
steamer Pocahontas last night. upon the
occasion OF the annual moonlight cxcur.
sion to Dutch Gap. 5,
From the tlmo the big boat, with Its
merry throng. turned its nose toward
the Cedar Works, with the moon peek
Ing UP from behind the eastern clouds.
until It left the Chemical Works far In
tho rear, with the moon IS degrees above
the horizon, there was good time.ts
From the time Tom Hicks. Lee Peters,
Morgan Mills and Harry Glenn began
to sing ."rhe Moon Shines Bright To-
night Upon the Wabash" until they
dropped into Under the Bamboo iree'
there was not dull moment.
Archie Burke. Frank Anthony. ] ohm
Epps and Pat Griffin served sandwiches
and ice cream like professional Walt.
resses at Klrkwood 8, and the only trou-
bic was that somebody overlooked tne
spoons. and yoli had ~ to eat your leo
cream in your hat or drink It through
stra ". IN ri II. q. Il. ~
Iardclla,s Band made music sound pet.
fer than that from the little bnbblinS
brook under the weering willow. where
the m ocking bird built its nest. and there
was melody from one end OF the boat 70
the other. even to the songs OF long ago
by Captain Jim Phillips ana Tr y al''
Johnnie Moore. -,u.. 49,.
Fred Jurgcns. Sam Cohen, Billy Mann:
| Henry C;rimmell. Clarence Cosby ana
| the rest OF the bunch told the pilot now
! to steer the boat. and when Tom TICKS.
Who had dismissed the other members
OF the quartette. sang 'ola Black .,, zoe u.
"pixie" and "Maryland. My Maryland..
Ne hoat struck 10 against the wharf.
and are the happy evening. with not thins
"a mar it, came to close.
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SEIZURE OF ISLANDS
Matter Broughtto Attention Of Govern
ment and May Be Arbitrated,
'By Associated Press.)

LONDON, Sept lo.--The British For
eIgn Office Is said to have made repre-
sensations at washington nnent We re-.
he northeast coast of British North Ror-
n ao by by the United States gunboat QulrtGsh,
These Islands are not connected VIII VIII
those off the coast Of sandakan Ica pithn =
American flag was recently holsted ~,
Tha Qulros Is stated TO have l e. !,
visited port on the northeast coas! o. o.
Darvel BAY, an Important center In Bor-
neo, $50 miles southwark There TIE J. s sd z
,ire Is said to have occurred. The island1s.
which have been under British autAl'''s-
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MILWAUKEE CLUB WINS
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
(By Associat ted Press

MIl.WAUKEE, WIS, Sept. 10-The
MiiWal,kee Athletic Club was an easy
t Win m in the National Junior Champion.
shp Amateur t, Ath4ft9 elub ta e
ne ave ave- tirsts, three seconds and two
XXI Thirds. making aksi total OF ~ points, Ths
,fJJniiversity Of Chicago captured seGon e
honos with 8; and the ce 81 nd,a \ NJ rSa
9i,,;eater New York irish Athletic .Asso..
Ella tion and First Regiment A, Al 81
Chicago finished With Is and y points
srespectiYely
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MR.. T. w. WOOD WEBS
Mrs. Anna N,ingram Became Ills 6r'oe
al Blackstone.

rsnocia, 10 The Times Dtspatch.)
p1ACEsToNE VA, September 10
-, church marriage was solemhizeo
hsre III 1:sO o'clock this afternoon IN =.
Iuke's Episcopal Church, wheh MIS-.
Anna Nebctt Ingram, OF Ma 1,
became the bride Of Mr.. i. ". U oou' :.
Richmond. ~ tha
friends OF the bridp in this. her nome seu-
lion gathercd to witness the lntercst,l.a
event which would launch her 1or thc see-'
ona time l,pon the sea OF married i'le.
,rhe bridal party arrived from the hot1e
ar Hon Nathaniel Matthews. IN l1hher-
ilurp county, where the bride has pech VS. ~
ting her sister, Mrs. Matthews, Tor q ls"
weeks, about 1890 clock, ana me , y.
sto-bc was driven 10 the home OF W. =.
II. seay, where she arranged hef .o. .,se
for the ceremony Other members OF tlle
- =. we're entertained at the homes ot
ether friends during the interval between
their arrival and the hour for the cere-
mony. which was performed ~ kew,
n Is ickerson, rector of st. Luxe s. anu
was Impressive throushoul.S -.
The bride was attended by her TWO
enieces, aliss Bessie Matthews, OF Lunen-
burg and Miss Ingram, OF AancHesteI'
The 'ushers we're Mr.. Douglas Matthew's
AZ Lunenburg, and Mr. Clay, OF Manches-
ter "a 10 orcon
and rendered very sweetly the marches:
upon the entry and exit OF Inc De'us''
party. ~, ,,r,da re+nrned
ia the home of Mr.. seay where she
changed her bridal dress for handsome
travelling suit, and later. at s;4o = NJ,
Mr., and Mrs, Wood took tho tram foE
| Lynchburg
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WASHINGTON-LEE
AND THE INSTITUTE
A Full House at Both Uni
verslty and the Cadet
Barracks.
Especial to Tho Tlmes-plspotch.)

81 LEXINGTON. VA, September TO-
Washington and Lee University began its
one hundred and twenty-second session
&c day, with $50 students present, nifty
more than the opening day last year
Formal exercises were held ~ inc un,-
yerstty chapel, with An address by Pres-
dent Denny. The attendance this year Is
cxpected to reach 800 or more.
Academic and military duties were re-
sumed this morning at The Virginia Mill
tary Institute. There are l05 new cadets
reported With 40 old men, giving total
present OF 2i5. New cadets have been ar
riyng since September LIST. It. is ex-
pected that the full capacity Of Tho tnstl-
tute will be taxed this year. Fiji
They can only accommodate about 900
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Standing oflthe Clubs.
.,. ,.5..
GAMES YESTERDAY

At Boston: Young was practically in
vinclble to-day, shutting Washington out
win sno, three nts' r. Fl. II.
7 Wasi,n rton Q o 90 Q Q % 2
BatterIes: Young and Crigcr; Ortiz and
1littridgc. Time, 12o Umpire F has et
At New York: The third game Of the
series between New York and Philadel-
phin resulted In an easy Victory iof ' .'e
Vis sn,.a r. II. r.
New eSo' York ..,...,. 2oooooeoo9-2 z
Philadelphia 49,. . ~ p w. 70 r1enley
and a. s Sol rec Time, 1:5o, Umpire Con-
molly. Attendance. 1,sss.
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Secures Release Of Abdul kader.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, d, c.. Sept 10,-Nlin-
lister Leishman has cabled the State, De-
nartment that he has secured the release
Of Abdul Kador Mathaney, 2 naturallzssda
T Tsttnii Syria, who. soon after returning
to t,'hhII His native country in 1901. committed
an an offense for which he was sentenced by
4 the Consular Court OF the United States
Tie Smyrna iail. In the early part Of 7 he
current year hs was arrested at 1'rlpoll
and condemned by the, local court, Ter
Wears Yea Imprisonment, Minister Lelshman
promptly protested against this violation
Of the rights OF an American citizen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11

SPECIAL FAST VEsTlBuLED IHA,N
leaves Richmond (Byrd-st.est eta annI,
EVERY SUNDAY at $3.50 A. Nh, Fc. ..,t,,
burg 9'O5, arrive Norfolk u a. y NH
conneetlng at Norfolk With SPECIAL
CARS for Ocean View Returning. 1e TX
Ocean View 6 r, NJ, Cape Henry III riio
Virginia Beach G:2O. Norfolk ~ 3 IN "a,
Ing Richmond 10 i. A. LHnEs +ha ,
HOURS longer at Virginia beach S'A"
any other route
NO CHANGE OF CABS BETWEEN
RICHMOND, NORFOLK g. VA. ! sEsss'''
r. T. ADAMS. MANAGER
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Bazaar to Continue.

Mr., Joseph Lasitter, whose fling a pc
titlon in bankruptcy in the Federal Dis
tributes his failure to oyerdrafts upon
him by certain Western horse dealers,
with whom he had transactions. IIe
amount of his liabilities, as stated ~
the petition, and would aggregate ST Ooe'
He stated that his failure would not df-
feet the business of the Richmond bazaar,
and that he would continue to be con-
nected with that horse dealing firm.
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Mr.. Simme rmansHere.

Hon. s. S. smmerman, member OF the
House Of Delegates from W'ythe county,
iaccompanicdkhy Mrs. simmerman arrived {, q
in the city last night and are az me INC
Lexington Hotel. Mr.. zimmerman has
been in failing health. and came to Fitch
mond to consult Dr. George Ben Iohn-
ston in the hope of relief. Tho ann ounce.
ment OF his III health and his CONSEQUENT
present term have been received With
general regret by his friends. Mr.. Sim,
norman will be In tho city for several
days.
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ALady In Need,

The attention of Rev. Geo, II: Wiley.
SUPERINTENDENT OF the Methodist Institute
4 LADY IHr Of reanement and culture. who s
NOW In reduced circumstances and, finds
necessary for her % earn PR Fer erea n.
valid or as companion In q family; She
has had 40 experience in cooking, but Is
willing to do what she can o. llght woratt
in iiouch with this lady by writing to Mi,
Wiley.
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traitor for tho last twenty-five years.
were Originally infested by pirates. who
many OF Borneo The action Of tho Quiros
was brought TO the attention OF the For.
eign Office, which thon took the matter
iii Is asserted at the Foreign Office that
tho whole question Of the Islands Is now
under consideration at London and In
Warrington and that when Foreign Sec:
be suggested.
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A MATCH is ARRANGED
FOR FlTZ AND COUGHLAN
nv Associated Press,

q. NEW YORK. September l0th,-Bob
Fitzslmmons. champion heavyweight
of the world and Con Coughan, the
"I,ish Giant" were matched to-day to
meet in n six-round bout before the In
dustrial Athletic Club OF Philadelphia on
the evening Of September 25th. The
fpht will be at catch weights
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Standing Of the Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

At Philadelphia: The local. National
League season was closed today on the
American League grounds with a double
defeat for Philadelphia at the hands OF
New York. :,
Score: X. ~. ~;
Philadelphia .,.....0 Q Q II 00O0-s !
Batteries; McGinnitv and Warner; Dug.
eleby and Roth. Time, 1880.
Second game - =
Score: ~ : H. l. ~ 4
EeM xGrk !, 6 g go r. 1e 8
Batteries Taylor and Warner: Sparks
and Dooln. Time, 1870. Umpire, O'Da y,
Attendance, 2.2Ot. u
At Pittsburg: Jones pitched a good
game. but wild throws were responsible
for ench Of Pittsburg's runs. I.
pittsburg / 3 o g g 81 E ]
Brooklyn ......o ~ ~ 4, 4 ri :
Ritter. Time. :45. Umpire. tombstone
Attendance. 1,91O. III Ii "a E{ss
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McAlister Mithdraws,

Especial to the Times-Dispatch)
LEXINGTON, VA, Sept. 10-Mr. VIM.
M McAllister, of Warm Springs, Bath
county. who was n floater candidate from
the district composed Of the counties Of
Bath, Highland and Rockbrldge and the
city of Bueu4 Vista, has withdrawn his
name, leaving, IN clear field to Mr.. g, w.
0terrett OF Highland county.
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First Fall Meeting,

The Church Hill Medical Association
held its first meeting Of the fall at the
office Of DR., Parker last night, Quite
nnbero doctors of the East End were
present, and the meeting was interesting
We're discussed and several doctors re-
ported cases of Interest to medical men,
which have recently come under the'e ~.
tenttOn, WIZ + lssf {ig 5d