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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08
NOT A:4!ERGER BUT
ENDS COMPETITION
This the Effect of the Monon-
gdhela Company Deal With
the Pittsburg Company.
(By Associated Press.)

PITTsBURG, Pa. September 7.-Of1-
cial sanction was given to the purchase Of
the control OF the Monongahela River
Consolidated Coal and Coke Company
to-day by the board Of directors OF the
Pit,sburg Coal Company. The deal is not
q. merger OF the two companies, and there
IL no intention Of making 1t merger.
according to the official statement of
President Frank L. Robbins, the chief
figure In the negotiations. 1t will, how
ever. bring the river combine under the
Pittsburg Coal Company In the future,
and there will be no competition In tho
sales department nor conflicting interests
President Robbins asked II there was
anything done at the meeting about tho
consultations with the Pennsylvania and
other railroads and coal companies, re-
piled that these negotiations were only
generally discussed He did not think
that any public statement would be made
concerning them for at least thirty days
This proposition. lie said, did not In,
voIve the selling OF any stock Of the com
panies or OF the sale OF anything belong
Ing to the Pittsburg Coal Company.
Regarding the stories afloat that tn
Deal with tho Pennsylvania and othe
transportation lines In Plttsburg was
measure TO cut off the Wabash Rallroa
tonnage Mr., Robbins emphasized his
denial Of this report saying that abso
lutely nothing OF that kind was consd
cred or even limited al and that tn
Wabash would be as warmly welcomed
this field By tie Pittsburg Coal Compan.
as any other line existing here to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08
BUD DOBLE THROWN
And RACE ENDED :. \ ! ]
The Roman Loses a Boot and
Driver Throws Himself Out
ofSulkyto AvoidAcCldlent1
INV Assoclate0 Press.)

+ HARTFORD, CONN, September I:-An
accident-the throwing of N Budds Dople
in the nth heat Of the 2:1n trot.- ~hlc'
resulted in the distancing Of inc roman,
who had won two heats-preventeo& the e.
completion of the programme at the open
days races In the fall meeting OF Tue
Grand Circuit at Charter Oak track 70
day. At the three-quarter marx m INC
fifth heat of the last event, NOooie' ue
hind The Roman, was forging 70 'l.e
front, when knee boot BEGAN loose
and so dropped as to trip The Roman.
who staggered Doble, realizing that an
accident was unavoidable, threw hlmselt
from the sulky, landing hard on the track:
The horse became frightened ana suIl'eo (,
to run, but was tripped up again ahu NV,
turned completely over Both horse am,
driver escaped with a Few supeE'lc'a'
scratches. Summary:
2:13 pace, purse 50, 00o-King Direct won
In three straight heats; Or, Madora' sec
ond; Elastic Pointer, third. Best ume'
a:09 Ia. j.,
2:l4 pace, purse, l,5O0-SagaWa won ~
three straight heats; Klowa second; Al
Yin r., third, Best time 2:1l.fEE
Hartford Futurity, purse ,ooo.sad u,
Nc. won second and third heats; ZINE.
Pride, first heat second l.ord ttoopcr's
third. Best time. Gil liz.
2:lo trot purse sl.5oo (unfln.lshed)-,D
Strong won third and fourth meats; NC
| Kinley, Nth heat second; Caspian, thltu
The Roman took fist two heats, pus was
distanced In the fifth Best time CAV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08
Winners at Harlem Track.
(By Associated Press.

tH4$sEN 5st by AGsocjhtcQ lretS.J s4T ttrs
CHICAGO. ILL, September III b..
Respess' Six Shooter. a heavily played
favorte. won the Twentieth Century
Handicap at Harlem to-day In a galley,
The handicap was worth, s7.3l0 to the
winner and the mile and three sixtcenths
was run In 1:5S 3-5. as against the worlds
record OF 1:5S 90. made by Scintilaant IN
the same stake last year Summaries:
First race--six furlongs-IIindus q TO
y first T. Etrenne @ to q second; VAIN
amoinen 70 to y third. Time, LIB 80.
Second race-Steeplechase short course
Mr.. Rose go to j first, Duke Of YORK
Is to y second, Eva Moe l25 to y third
Time. 300 rs.
Third race-Twentieth Century. Hand-
cap, ono and one-sixteenth iniles-six-
Shooter G. to q first. Llngu.st Is to y
second, Hargis e to y third Time
1888 3-5. n
Fourth race-four and n half furlongs-
Patsey Brown e to y first. Cascine go to
y second, williams Wright Is to y third.
Fifth race-mIle-A1cGce Cs to 81 first,
Talpa .(cyen) SECOND Waite NIGHT q to
Sixth race-rlile and seventy yards
Brushby e to y first, Carat e to p sec
ond, Lady Matchless q to third. limo.
1:44 rs. D
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08
SECOND WINS
AT SEA CIR1
Makes Highest Score and md Win
Permanently Hold Trophy
a GREAT TRIPLE | E. CONTEST (: N ! F;
Famous Hilton and inter- state Matches
Of Former Years Merged-ilgh u.
Bi Records Made In the Com
pany Team Matches
a GREAT TRlFLE CONTEST
iiBY Associated Press.l

SEA GRIT. n. j.. September with .
score much higher than It attained last
year, the Second Regiment, District OF
Columbia. to-day won the skirmish match,
open to teams Of six men each. Tho
winning score was 36l ont OF possible
800 the teams score OF a year. ago being
2S0
First District OF Columbia, $40. was Gee
lond,, and United States Marine Corps
second team, under Captain Dewey, 90,
third.
New York teams Withdrew, having won
the trophy tuice before. The Second DIS.
trict OF Columbia Is now, en- titled TO- hold !,
(! It permanently. The First District @ So.
lu,nbia will receive The second prize OF
$o5.
The programme for the day was 80
crowded Nith important events that only
one, the skirmIsh match. continued IRON
last Saturday. was concluded, out o. the
four matches scheduled. 1t was FOUND I'M
POSSIBLE to even begin the shooting IN
the interciub match, and OF the 2o1 com
petitors in the Leech cup match an
Individual contest. moro than my had
not completed their scores When oarh'
ness set In
In the company team match. only nine
OF the seventeen teams entered succecoeo&
In getting through u! slilo .b.iSS
firing" for the day was sounded. One ots
those who finished in the Leech cup
match, Corporal wlnder. sixth Ohio. Is
In the lead. with a total Of 04 out OF
possible 1o5 Sergeant Kcough S&tn
Massa chuscttE, also attained a total OF
"a, but Wirder Is entitled to first place.
having made the best score at the longest
range. a..
competitors that finished to-day COM
many G., Fourth New Jersey. Is IN tne
lead, with total Of 3lo out OF possinie
400. =,
Teams representing Vermont. Rhode lal.
and, massachusetts, PENNSYLVANIA. new
Jersey. Maryland. the District OF I,olu I1
lila, New York. Michigan. Georgia,9 the
United States Army. Navy and M Y.
Corps. will tomorrow report At Inc firins
Line to compete In the natlonni n1a.cn
For A. trophy provided by act Of Congress:
4 No other competitions Will DO permitted
10 GROW or Wednesday while the tir'na
In the national match Is In progress. ~.
| This is declared to be the grea1es r u!
com petition open to military teams ~ !,,o
world. With It, have been merged tne
famous Hilton and Interstate ma t en- =
former years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08
Pride of the West Takes Twin VI! 4.
CITY Handicap.
EQUAL TO .W Y, 1 + !. 3 30 Y
The Distance was Covered by Him y,
2.O2 a.4-Forty Thousand Per.
@ sons Cheered vlctor-Owner
Cleared Fifty Thousand 55
knxtAssocinted Press. J

Npy YORK, september 7.-H E'
sma,her,s McChesney, the pride OF the
1vost won tho Twin city Handicap at
sheenshead Bay today. ,McChesney was wa
always a warm favoritc, closing ut 70 70
/. He equalled the track record LOT one
and one-uuarter miles, made by aterpos q
July goth, this year, BY covering the o's-
tanco IN 2ol S-5 11crmis' was second
with the outsider, His Eminence' thlr'd q
rio demonstration accorded McC mes N'='
az he flashed under tho wire was proDa-
ably the hear test that ever greeted q WI" VIII
ner on the Eastern turf. Forty thu ,S
and persons Joined In the cheering, wm ,,l
ha Is, canes, handlerchiefs ana uin pte.Ia as
,.ar. fhroun into the mir. AS the horses
q arc nj the most the sniathers money
began to show itself smather's commls,
taioners were busy, and It Is estimated
that he cleaned up something over +oV'oVo.
sMcCheEncy was first to show but doom.
IN IIermil. Immediately sent his mount
d ia the front, and making the padaocK
turn, opened up n gap OF Two lens tns'
with injunction second. one length ~, an
front Of McChesncy At the halftmile
nolo FIernis had Increased the lead to
fcur$lengths Coming to the three-auar-
tar mole Hermis was still leading. nut
here Fuller, on McChesney, began 70 make
his run, and quickly disposinE OF In5unc-
ton. set sail for Hermis. Three furionge
from the finish he was right beside n err
mis-, and gaining at evcry stride. As the
palr swung into the stretch ruler Drew
his whip, and shaking It at McChesney.
she Smathers horse drew away ana won
ensily by one and a half lengths. SUM
Marles:
First race-steepl echase, short course
illuminate e to 81 first, Fox Hunter ~
ia j10) second, Wood Pigeon (l0 to D third.
Time. 4:12.
Second race-six furlongs on main track
-Leonora Lorlng q to 81 first. Manic
Worth u5 to y second. Olymplan Is to y
third. Time, 1:12 As.
Third race-Sapphire Stakes. last fve
and n half furlongs Of Futurity course
Luxembourg GO to y first. HazelWood g
to y second. Dimple d1 10 s. third. Time,
1901.
Fourth race--The Twin City Handicap,
one mile and uuarter-McChesney q 70
~ nrst, Hermis q to y second. His Emil
nence go to y third. Time. 2:o4 s-5.
Fifth race-sellng, last five and half
furlongs OF the Futurlty .course-Ishlana q
to ~ first, Funnlc Side az to y second.
TOT San ~ to y third. Time. l:06 4-6.
Sixth race-handicap, one mile and
three-quarters. on turf-Moon Daisy e to
s. first, Circus Is to 81 second. Lord Badge
| Is to . third. Time, 3:7 Is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08
MANY MISHAPS MAR
The BIG REGATTA
Sixteen Races in All and
Many Of Them With Elk
citing Finishes.
iBy Associated Press.l

b
WASHINGTON, Sept. 7--Perfcct weather
conditions and one OF the largest crowds
that ever assembled on thu, shores OF the
day helped to make the MIDDLE States
Regetta success. There were sixteen
races In all. some OF them with exciting
finishes, The contests were not withouy
numerous mishaps, and several clubs were
disqualified for fouing after being re-
peatedly warned by the referee. Bad
steering was the order of the day. The
Old Dominion crew from Alexandria steer
cd SO close to the Aquoduct Bridge that
1t put them out OF the race
Interest conferred In the senior singles
i or seoSs aes Vsy there woFs
Titus, William Mohrhof and w. B. West.
Yeseys steady work soon took him to the
front, and he held q commanding lead
until toward the i,nish; W yh TITUS n.l made
ond. Tho senior eight-oared race, which
closed the days events. was a killing one
from start to hnisll. The Vespers were
never headed The winners winners were nnet c,,n
Association slngle-DaYld II. Clary, New
York
Junior Double sculls-Ravenwood Boat
Senior Double sculls-Atalanta Boat
Junior slngles-Fred Sheppard. New
York.
Junior Eour-oared aig-Arundal Boat
Club, Baltimore.
| Rowing Club.
Intermediate sngles-R, lIalsey Jack
| sor New York.
Junior Four-oared Shell-Arundal Boat
| Club.
Intermediate centrlpede--N onparcIl Row.
Intermediate Eight oars-Potomao Boat
| Club. All u
Senior single--Frank Wesley, New York,
Intermediate Double Hculls-seawahaka
Boat Club New York,
Inter;nediate Fours--Metropolltan Boat
Senior rs FoursrAriel Rowing club, Ralt!'
more sf
J Senior Eight oary-yespey Boat cluNR'
Philadelphia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08
ELECTRIC PLANT
The Supreme Court Ends MUCH
alVexsd Question.

(special to The es-plspatch')
WIFI EVILLp, VA q Sept. 7&-,Ths
SEASON he's ended The eont tSs
slastre tSa adR emt q the esea
WINS ty County, IN refusinstto grant az az
Injunction compel th s9on st % tba nl eant
- tiie former r lessees the Brown Electric
cT The Stone companys plant Is about
roahyy for oneratlon and 1t Is expected
!i'at hev viii have lights on tho streets
~ ~ the own within he next few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08
Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

At Boston: Philadelphia batted VIII
liams at will this morning and won easy.
Morning game: ~. ~. =. 4 = y
g Rs3S !, ! \. Is - s
Bat'srss: Williams !. anq Moran spq pay
and and Moran rai Attendance, 1908.
Afternoon game .ftj5 k5gE4
(, Boston won the afternoon game BY
hard and consecutive hitting in the elgth
inning. . = !,
boston a ! ! ! o } ! e 9 !
ph Baftsnas p,ttngst ana 5Ean Bouss
by and Doln Time. 1920. EMPIRES.
o'Day and Moran. Attendance, 4s22 i@2ss III
was as one ,e1s Of tR + poorest ever played Chi
cago won because Doheny was Wild
Morning game # y,
pi RfH5s; sooo:o-s i + I
Batteries: Thompson. Doheny and
Smith; Menefree Curre =, and and : klln g
Tine, n:a h0 ss1 Umpire tombstone =
Pittsburg Won the second game in tho
nneth inning on B Be- an double to'>
,pi Sisbe; .,,...,,5oeo1ooea-S Z :
Chicago as;sr a6 81 sni i2o Mene ~
w Hatesr' and King King. Time. hours. i'm
plre, tombstone. Attendance, l4.5le.
At New York: New York won the morn
| ing game In Brooklyn. Stupid work ~
Doyle, Garvln and Dahlen gave the vlsl-
tors the winning tallIes In the eight In
ming.
Morning game : |, :,
NeW York. ..-...o10111O2 O-6 II 3
brooklyn ..........2 0 0 200000-4
Batteries: Jones, Gnrvin and JackiLch
CroWnin, BoWerman and Brenanan. I'M
pire, Hurst. Time, 1880 Attendance, 9.3OO'
| Afternoon game !,
AFTER losing the first game on their
! own grounds to the New York team, the
| Brooklyn players went over to the Polo
grounds and shut out McGraW's men !,
S ssoF Yor.s...,....,e
Batteries: McGnnity and Brenehan
Schmidt and Ritter. Time. 1:40. Umpire
| Hurst. Attendance, % ,6o3
At clncinnat: Cincinnati broke even aver
| with ST. Louis to-day in the doubls-
| header p#r, N
ci sedne;t .......eooeee1os-ll
| 'Batteries Poole and Peitz; Brown ana
| O'Neil, Time, 1:4o. Umpire, Emslie'
Second game IT -
Cincinnati .,..,...soloooo1n9%%5a u Il!
st. Louis ........u0 ~ W "a, ~ ia Z,
Batteries: Ewing ana ,Peitz :, D 1c,nsiIe
and O'Neil, Time ;2oT Umpire Elns''0
E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08
RAILROAD TO cLlNTWOOD
The Cumberland Transportation Light
and Power Company to Build It.

80 1SpccIaT 20 ] TIC I II1lHS-11TsI'tftNF'' ~ N
NORTON, VA, Sept THE first meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Cumber-
lane land Transportation Light and Power
Company. was held Yesterday Afternoon
in the ONCE OF tho First National Bank
II was decided to get an extension OF
the charter. 80 as to authorize the conf COM
pany to build an electric car c line from
either Wise OF Toms Greek to clin' y, woe O.
c liz n.S'o Of clntwood. Who were repre-
sented BY Roland II. Chase and Gall nG
Friend president and yIse tbe eampa ~
e sne = iiherai propositions, IL they would
extend this slime to their town /, -,
Tha company considers this proposition
very favorable and LIS e On ent Go oS
1 Woa; Mnl be one 81 tho best paying parts
OF the line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08
ut tho otels.

=
Among the long list Of arrIva Mt tho
various city hotels yesterday were the
4 The Jcfferson-J. Allen Watts. Roanok.es;
Lincoln Doty Brown, New York; j; =.
HIte, Jr.. Cincinnati; George Wecfn Is WI mal-
Alexandria; u. A.. Carr, Durham, y: e.;
St. George r: Fitzhugh, Virgn,isa; nair Try
s. Goodman, Detroit: c. c.. Waldenmaier'
John B. Bethe A. j. Brooks, D. !. car.
roll, Now York; r; 10; Lane ,t ESm NOM
". McKenna, 6. McIlenna Baltimore;
r. W. Smith, Virginia; L. Borchsrsi, city;
Tirgin,a.: <, NJ. Frechie, Phlladelphia;o
The + Union I1otel-Edgar Allan ca 30
Booth Doth and wife. Fort Lee; p. B. Writ
Hampton; ". 4. Parsons. vin ita;co u ~ q.
s. Po ss Portsmouth: Mrs. J; II. F I9!,l
Newport News; D. B. Harrison VII
ilnnnington A. Hotels. s. Bladen, F: ".
Bladen, J, O. Bladsn, ROANOKE; H 3 Lea a.
and son, PowhaHn, Y g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08
CAPT. HoBSON SPEAKS
ON AMERICAS MISSION
CBy AZ ociated Press.)

n TUSCALOOSA. ALA, September =
Captain Richmond Pearson Fdobson de-
llyered here to-day the first OF series
q, lectures to be given In this district
on "AmeriGa's Mighty Mission NJ 30 in ,o Inc
GATHERING and received the closest atten-
Ton. He closed his address with an ap.
peal that the American navy shall DC
placed In the first rank. for which no
half billion dollars for new ships: COW
erlnc a period of thirteen years. begin
ming with fifty million to be appropriated
at the next session Of Congress and In
ceeding year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08
THIS. LADY IA D IS
IA HEROINE.


CONTINUED From First Page.)
az Il was possible for the thing to DO
done. Planting herself firmly and holding ;,
to one end OF the rail- With oil ner
strersth, sle sent the other end within
(, rea OH OF lior exhausted companions
Il with the desperation, Of tho drowning
both seized It and held to It with inc
grip almost Of the death that was SO
near them Mrs. Cannon pulled them
ashore and worked vigorously 70 rcsoal-
tate them. she succeeded in this also,
making her gallant rescue complete HI
Draw Them Ashore
u. When the story came out at tho house
and the part Mrs. Cannon had played IN It
was known there and also leaked out
among friends Of the BRECKENRIDGE fam
ily in the town, she was overwhelmed
with praise and congratulations. These,
her n numerous Richmond friends arc sure
she richly deserves, and they are very
proud Of her.
h Mrs Cannon, prior to her marriage to
Mr. Cannon, of Cannon and Gordon.
attorneys at law, was Miss Bernrd Har-
Vie. she IL the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Harvie, Of No. 112 South Third
Street, IA 4s. s, 1,' t-tils4 5lsg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08
HUGH M'LEAN WINS ,. !
RACE ON SMALL MOTORS

(Bya Associated Press)
REVERE, MASS. September 7.-Hugh
NicLea n won the fifty mile race on, sna !.
making the distance in one hour and SIX
tear minutes. The contestants were Nc
Lean, HWalthour,sNat Butler and Be m
f,ehtins rad up to the forty fourth mile.
1 Wien Mclean had trouble with his mo
tor, losing four laps, Walthour led un 1,,I
the fortyeighth mile. when the IN gaso nane
TO the front and won by three and a
half laDS. s5FtIa3 9f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08
r Had Good Music Sunday.

NJ yyI,,,om NJ. Jenkins, recently elected
orsanist at Monumental Church. was
p prea,s' at the Services sunday and play Y
ed the organ for the first time oi as ,,, the
regular organ!st The Gongregat,ons, w were ve
Seen, With his performances.
The new choir at st. Paul's also sang
for tho first time under the direction o.
Erega lions spoke in terms Of commenda-
ton of the music, The musical pre-
rrammes Of each church are likely to att
tract attention this winter,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08
+ RECORD { J, LOWERED BY
DAN PATCH TO 2:04
INV A1socin ted Press. J

LIMA. o.. September 7,- l 2, 5o! natcn1
on onoa' half , mile track. on the Lima DIM ~
Presence OF. 10000 people. b sHaorv 'i had
70 oI hold him up N the last turn 4, On &C. e.
count or his nearly hreaking' Time "
quarters: 81, 101: 1879 IL; 2;ol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08
Price-DInges.

Especial 10 Tho Tines ispatch.l
LuRAY, VA, Sept, 7,-Mr. irwin Pris sf,.
e coli Is and Miss Lizzie Dlnges daughter
Of Mr.. Charles plnges. also Of this couli-
ty, were married at the home Of the g.
ficiat!ng minister Elder 2, Waiter 'tf !ERa
groom is seventeen years of age WINE
the bride L. only fifteen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08
. FULTON VS.. nOORE

A Conflict Between the Reports from
Patrick. Grayson and Carroll.
Private adyices from the senatorial dis
trct, composed Of the counties Of Car
roll, Grayson and Patrick, where prlma~
r1es were held on Thursday last for State
senator are conflicting. Ono telegram
states that J. *. Fulton is nominated,
having received S75 votes in Grayson and
rs in Carroll. while his opponent, Judge
J, r. Moore, received 600 votes in Patrick.
A letter from Grayson. however, states
that Mr.. Fulton has been defeated. The
official figures are eagerly awaited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08
. Denies All Fraud.

NORFOLK, VA, Sept, 7.-Mr. d. b,
Capps. OF Princess Anne county to-day.
declared that despite the claims OF the
defeated candidates there was no fraud
in the Princess Anne primary and that
the claim that there was. Is a forlorn
hope of The defeated ofticeholders
the defeated faction Will have scarcely
chance before the State Committee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08
MONROES BEATEN
BY ASHLAND BOYS

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.)
ASHLAND, VA, Sept. 1.-The Ashland
team, and the Nonroes OF Richmond Play
ed a double-header here to-day. me
Ashland boys took both games Win ease.
sorst .irss'n'7 r. III. Z.
Ashland ............... ....'...'.''':l 20 q
MOnrOeSE ........4 ..........,..,''.... :. 8. ga
Batteries Ashland-Leake and Crossi
NJ onroes-Whlte, and Shelton. a
SSe econ Gam r. II. e.
rii II IA
Batteries: Ashland-Lcake and Cross'
Nfonroes-Reese and Pugh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08

81 war. sixteen battniions 90 Mu t e
q second rtssryes a ays nse ma sa Sfons@
H. districts and She artillery and cav.
airy reserves Of the Adriamoplo and
SMYRNA districts have also been mobilizet.
a The commander OF the Third Army
Corps has been ordered to strictly watch
Ana servian frontier. where It is thought
revolutionary bands will probably cross.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE 4fas "A
GAMES YESTERDAY

At Philadelphia: The home team shut
out Washington this morning because OF
tho visitors inability to hit.
z Morning game TT IA
Washington S1ur ,..,,.ooooooooo-9o 4 I
Batteres: orth. Drill and. Kittrldse;
Plank and Powers, Time: les, Umpire.
iIa n Attendance. 2.Q77sg ga .,y94
Ahe locals Won the afternoon game by
long hits. III IT "a
T yS'5ssisS;. ssssssss!! Z
batteries; Wilson and IK'ittridEee' Hen Hen
lcy and shreckengost Time 81; IT. um-
pire. Hassett. Attendance. 6,261
chicago At S'svs shut out in the morning game
cj SssSs; ...... .oeea,se + ! 3 3
BATTERIES: pomahle and Re mis- s 9wsE
| dan. Attendance. $500. II
Chicago Chez could not hit Killian this after
noon and was shut our. RH 10
cl sSsTsi .,.,,..,,.s oooe9ssss.. i
RaIteries; KlIan and hem mn,, ela sheri.
dan Attendance 14,4ol'
Morning game, nv, ,o,., 81 v.. shut
out In the morning game here by the
Bostons. =, !,
Score: =, r. ~:
iBson 80 .'..... .S o oO0o00v4 o j
and criger. Time, 80, Umpire, Con,
molly. Attendance. 5oa3'
=, New York: The New York league
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)4,N|lyl:'Il1yo11's.
g5SSn, Witch Hazel
q; S; Soap

It cures bes and grown folk 81 = Is Z
skin ertiptiofis. &5
It c,,res dandruff.
It stops The hair fr..l falling out.
II makes the halr grow.
II Is the Best shampoo made ii
It Is ideal for shaving. AZ u
Il gives the. glow Of youti, to sa'lo" '''u !
dull complications,
It is moro soothing than , coIu a. cns.
tletic a t5f6s;sfa
Its the hest toilet soar made. .....
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common COUNCIL TONIGHT
Postponed from Last Might Because o.
the Day Being a Holiday

Tho Common Council will meet II reg.
MAR session tonight, No business OF
grave graz Importance Is scheduled. ~
Owing to the day being a holiday tne
council did not meet last nlght' Tug
scheduled time.
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American League Games Yesterday
New York o-5. Boston 40.
Cleveland Al, Chicago 10.
Philadelphia 60, Washington o..
st, Louis 20. Detroit Ii.
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team reversed the result Of ne earlier
game by shutting out Boston TINS a nlt'''-l
noon. tGtas 34fi5.
srore: ~ se same II. H, e..
New York o 1ol1oll.-., 70 9
Bos ton ........0 Q 900 Q 20 49, Z
and nnt snh Tnimneh' 49, an Gcmpre conoliy
Atte1dance,}s7 1856.