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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-09
ARISTOCRACY WON
SARATOGA SPECIAL
Reported That Pittsburg Phil
Cleaned UP $4,000 on
TWenty-to- One Shot.
(By Associated Press,>

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y, August
s.-Ten thousand persons Witnessed to-
days racing at the Saratoga Association
Park. The features We're the Travers, q
stake event of $4,000, and the Saratoga
Special. Ada Nay, owned by J. B. Hag-
gin, won the Travers by SIX lengths from
William c. Whitney's Reliable, who was
two and one-half lengths ahead OF James
r. Keene's Gimcrack. 1t was simething
of a procession, Ada Nay leading all the
way.
1t was reported that "Plttsburg Phil
won $4,000 on Aristocracy, the twenty to
one shot, winner of the special, who was
two lengths ahead OF Broomstlck. Sum-
mary:
First race-seven furlongsl-Hermis GO
to 81 first Major Daingerheld % to 81 Sec
ond, Stamping Ground co to y third.
Time. LES 2-5.
Second Observation-Disclosures Handicap. fun
Course--Tankard e to % first, Wool Gath
crer e to p second. Time, Eel 2-5.
Third race-'rhe Saratoga Special, 5 and
a half MISUNDERSTANDING GO to y first,
Broomstick Is to 81 second, Stalwart e to
y third. Time, Ill AS
Fourth race-The Travers, one mile and
n furlong--Ada Nay % to u first. Reliable
n5 to y second, Gimcrack Is to 81 third.
Time, 1851
Fifth race-selling. five and half fur
longs-The Lady Rohesia e TO u nrst,
Sailor Knot al to 81 second, Excentral
90 TO u third. Time. 1;lo So
Sixth race--selllng. one mile-Rosiand
e to p first. Gold Belt ds to 81 second.
Cottage Maid Q5 TO y third. Time, 1:42
As,
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1st event. "a event.
"Giants" Defeat white Swans"

In q, fast and well-payed game yester-
day the white Swans" suffered defeat
at tho hands OF the Giants At the be-
ginning OF the fifth inning 1t looked as II
the Giants were going TO get white
washed, Not a run was scored for the
Giants until the NTH inning, when the
Giants started TO land their hits, In the
fourth inning. the score stood 8 to 0 In
favor OF the Swans, But after the Giants
scored five runs in the NTH inning the
score did not look SO bad Not a run
WAS scored again lntil the eighth inning.
when the Giants again began TO hit the
bail, nnd at the beginning Of the ninth
inning the scorce stood II 10 IN favor
OF the Giants. The score would have
been smaller, in the White Swans favor,
had the Giants made fewer errors -Four
errors In the third inning cost the Giants
four runs. otherwise the game was an
10 the good.
The features of the game were the
three, base hit for the Giants and a tripl,
play for the same team
Score; r. II. L
Giants ,.....,..,.,,n0 COS 0 6.--l1 II
swans ,.,.,,..,..,,.0 i1llO0 o-9 3
Bs,teries-GiaGls; " .Wilkersson and c
Wicoek, Umpire, Mr. Connors,
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RICHMOND EAGLES
AGAINST NORFOLK
Second Game OF the Series
Between the Two Teams.
Arrangements Complete.

Richmond Aerie OF Eagles will leave
here on next Wednesday morning for
Norfolk on special train. with the now
Blues Band, to help root for the Rich
mond Eagles ball team In the contest
with the Norfolk team.
Besides the members OF the aerie. a
large number of their friends will go. and
the band will carry eighteen pieces,
Richmond hopes to win from Norfolk
Oh this trip, aud thus square themselves
for having lost the game here several
weeks ago,
Twelve players viii be In the bunch,
but all OF them viii not play mt the
same time, The battery on the start Will
be liulcher aud McLcavy, and II Is said
that mn Unknown" will be held IN re-
servo to twrl II the Norfolk team catches
on to lIulccr's curves.
The Norfolk boys are making big prep
trations for the reception OF the, VISITORS
The train will leave here over the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Mt $50 o'clock A. NJ.
Headquarters viii be at the Washington
Hotel. A committee Of Norfolk Eagles
viii meet the Richmonders at the depot
and VIII show them tho sights
Promptly at 4 o'clock the team Will
start for Lafayette Park and the game
viii begin nj 4:30 James Kaln is cap
tain OF the team, which Is composed en-
llrcly OF members of Dixie Aerie, NO, 3SS.
The committee having The affair IN
charge consists OF Messrs. ~ i. Fuller,
chairman; West, Bernier. Vaughan, Car
mody, Levy and Kain.
a beautiful banner presented by Cope
land is nov on exhibition at Sparks and
Blacks.
The train will reach Richmond on its
return about midnight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-09
TENNIS TROPHY
GOES TO ENGLAND
CBy ANsoclnled presal

BOSTON, MASS, Aug, S--The inter-
national Tennis trophy presented three
years ago by Dwight II, Davis, Of this
country goes to England. through the
united effort Of r Y, and II, l., Doherty,
who clincled their hold on the trophy
by winning both matches In singles to-
day and scoring IN the entire contest four
out Of the total of iiye points, Each OF
the two contests to-day Went a fun hye
SETS, II, l., Doherly, the British cham
piou defeating William A, I.srned, the
American champion, 03, G-S, co. 2-8, rs,
While his brother disposed of r. -,
WrcDn, former American champion by
o score of s-t, 80, 6-S, 6-s CT,
Both matches We're played on adjoining
courts aud the 1900 tennis enthusiast
who surrounded The enclosure probabl!
saw the finest exhibition OF tennis, In the
history OF the game, From the y6fy
start the excitement was intense, ard AZ.
ter each match had been squared al tho
end Of four sets every ono was fairly or
tip-rae uRtil 81 J.. Doherty won lont
deuce tet his match and the necegssry
three points to regain possession OF tht
cup.
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RACE RESULTS ON
THE HARLEM TRACK
fBy Associated Press

CHICAGO. I'LL. AUG s,-Rcsults at
Harlem:
plrst race--.six furlongs- Floral Wreath
e to y first. Dutch Carter 10 to u sec
ond Christine A. q to y third. Time,
lis 3-5.
Second race-four and a half furlongs-
Clifton Forge e TO d FIRST, Fred, Lepper
(c&en) second, Don Domo g TO y third.
Time, rs 2-6.
Third race-one mile-Dick Wellcs g tc
81 first, Toah q TO y second Bragg 90 "a
j third Time. l:4l So
Fourth race-six furlongs--A y, Glib
soD g to - first, Skilful g 10 y second
sac Giyer 6 TO II third Time, liza S-b.
Fifth race--six furlongs-rhe Kentuck
ian % to y first. Bard Burns Is 10 \
second Bardolph Is 10 D third Time
L.. AZ
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DEATHS.

's, 's i e III; a.
sres MRS naTsiE GMnsl1 =. T SnnTs.
four daughters, Two sons one sister, aud
hes, Of relatives 70 mourn thor loss, -,
Baptist Church MONDAY AFTERNOON Mt
o'clock. Friends are invited 10 attend
Sleep on dear mother and take thy rest.
MlTCHELI.--nled, at residence OF his parents.
no; 1872 yenehs street! At Y IA a. ,, NJ Sat,
OF William aud Lena Mitchell, aged eleven
months
sss rH,s yes Win ,fs .sc IG% ths
o'clock. Intermena in lakewood.
PErrus, Oiled, AZ her residence. M. sos Abe.
rnhrle Street, August 8. 1908, at 1910 A. NJ,
Mira MARIA u, PErrEs in the slxy..tifth
year Of her age, She leaves six daughters
aud one son 10 mourn their loss.
ton aud + beverly ri :;ree's, MoSbAY ATTERf.
yof y august qanas sna
vited to attend
l705 West Marshall Street August S, 1908,
IDA RIGALI. daughter Of Peter md Assunta
Regal aged hftren months.
This H;'' Sunday ar'fERNooN a, 4 o'clock.
lntsrmont Mt Calvary,
TyREE,--Dicd, Tuesday, August 4th. at r.
o'clock, ut her residence, No, 100? Lewis
y, TiREE., She leaves six children to mourn
S. s., j, r., r. F. and 3, J. Tyree. aud one
doughtcr, Miss Martha H. Tyree,
The funeral took place THURSDAY at 30
y, NJ, from the Apostolic Church, of which
she member
Farewell dear mother. thou has left us.
Wo thy loss most deeply feel.
But II Ia God who has bnreft u.s.
lIc cnn all our sorrows heal
A preclous one from us has gone.
The voice we lored IL stlIled
A place IL vacant in our home
That never can be filled
By HER CHILDREN.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

AZ Atlanta; With lilo game tie at the
made four runs itl The tenth on u two
base hit and four rank errors by the
locals taking the game and majority
OF the games of the series. a sensation
was caused IN the Grst when Umpire
Cox, alleged that an attempt had been
made 10 brlhe him 10 throw tho game.
ne tlereuron declared an bets On Much
excitement prevailed
score: r. II r.
Nashville t......l 00OO0pOO4-o
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Standing Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

At Philadelphia: Boston defeated Phila-
delpha to-day in a twelvc-innlng con-
test. The second game was called In the
fourth inning because Of the collapse Of
the wall supporting the left field bleach
ers.
Phiiad elpha ..oooo1oo2oO Oil ii
Boston $1,000 o2looo -
Willis and Moran. Time 2:is. Umpire,
Johnstone. Attendance. 10000.
AT Chicago: The champions won to-day
In a close but interesting game.
CHICAGO 1culs, ...........oooo1oooo-l7
P u.s. and i,99 -
and Smith. Time. 1:55. Umpire. Moran.
Attendance, 10000.
played lay deH 1 sW ITO. to-day H BEFORE an
enormous gathering Of spectators. and
the home team won, both games. Nc
Ginnity was In splendid form and dupli-
week by scoring a double win. as he
pitched both games.
Score: r. II. e.
BY York: e
hsss asd JONES' Mse" F%e rs u.s. Tm1ss
Second game
New York ..........0 OF 0O1002-4 s 3
Brooklyn ...........O 02 010O 0 03 s 2
Batteries MCKINNEY and Warner;
Schmidt. Jones and Jacklitsch. Time,
1850. Umpire. Hurst. Attendance, 81 COO.
At st. Louis: st. Louis and Cincinnati
broke even on their double header to-
day.
Score: r. H. e.
Cincinnati .........1 0100100 9 0
Batteries Dunleayy and Ryan: Poole
and PETIT Time. 1:25 Umpire. O'Day.
Second game
Score: r. Fl. E.
St. Louis; ,......oooooooleI s s
CINCINNATI. -, % 81 90 0 Oil IT .
Batteries: NJ. O'Neil, Taylor and ].
O'Nci: Harper and Petz. Time. 1:38.
Umpire, ODay. Attendance $500.
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FINE HORSES TO BE
SOLD UNDER HAMMER
CIV Associated Press +,

CBy Assoclated Press.)
NASHVILLE, TENN, August 9.-J. j.
Richardson, administrator Of the estate
OF the late w IL. Jackson, Jr.. announced
to-day that the thoroughbred racing
stock Of Belle Meade Farm will be dis
posed OF at public auction at the Sleeps
head Bay race track next October.
One hundred and three head VIII he Of
fered, including the stations. The Com
moner, imp. Loyalist. Luke Black burn,
Inspector b.. Huron and Mont dor.
Sixty four brood mares and thirty-three
weanlings make up the balance.
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John T. Deyauehn.

Especial to The Timcs-D ispatch)
ALEXANDRIA,. VA, August s--JoIln
r, Devaughan, one OF the Oldest and
best known residents, died this evening.
nua y, ,6e rtYl' Mnr ne sIiSsa smaiIy
Virginia Infantry. The deceased was
the Oldest living member Of Andrew jack
son Lodge OF Ml<ons,
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OBITUARY..
Mrs. Maria L. Pgttus.

Mrs. Maria L, I'ettus, Of this cltyL d y 9!
at 1910 o'clock yesterday morning; IN Is
survived by seven children; thlrl Gy,,,i,d
ficr children are as follows Mrs. Farm
er, Mrs. Blackburn, Mrs. witt. Mrs Wei,
mer, Mrs Blank enship. Mrs, watson ana
trbo funeral viii take place at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon from ST, Luke,s
Chanel. Washington and Beverly streets,
Thc interncnt will be made IN R'vei vac"
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Or. George T. Cauthorn.

(special to The Times Dlspntcl,3
BEDFoRD CITY, VA Aug, Err.
George II, Cauthorn died AT o,clocK 70.
day at his home on West Nam tr Strss1
and and health A number OF years, since
he lost his power OF VISION, and ever ,
since Ills health has been gradually ran
ing. IN, ,,..,,,t,o, .s
an officer in the Confederate army Since
profession at this place. and was very
successful and greatly beloved py nIs
patients and patrons ana was n,sit'S
lie is survived By his wife and six chill
dron. Among the latter are Mrs. j. ~,
liucker and Mr.. Alex Cauthorn,. lie was
a member of ST, Johns Episcopal Church.
John p. Haynes.
(speeial TO The rimes--Dispatcll.
CLIHToN FORGE, VA, August S.
Squire John ?, Haynes, aged nlnety-t"p,.
and one OF the most prominent men y.
daIghler. Mrs Bette Jones, last, even
ing, He was the oldest citizen In the
county. Before tho Chesapeake and ONO
and Rlchnond and Allegheny Railroa OF
a boat line between Clifton Forge, Lynch,
burg and Richmond, on the James ahu
Jackson Rivers. ,,..
IN 1884 lie was married to Miss ElII IA
beth, $. Porsnger, who preceded q, III, nn
been burned to death in lie old home.
near here,
lie il survived BY. three dauGhseIs ana %
one 2, SON ,, as f9llows ,o Mss Of 'sEbi s
place, and NIra. Saliie Chapman. q Ash
land, Kyo and Captain p. ". Haynes,
who resides IN this place, ,.
The deceased Was an elder In the OAK
land Presbyterian Church, near here. from
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George E. Steiner.

ALEXANDRIA. NN., Aug. s.-Mr. Geo.
cigar ufactnrcrs OF this city died
Saturday morning at ST. Georges Island,
whittier he had gone some time since Tor
the benefit OF his health.
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cts In Ills Eli.

An old farmer IN New Jersey declines
10 let his mosquitoes be killed unless he
the massacre, lie has delivered his nit
matum 10 the state entomologist; either
he sends in his bill or his mosquitoes
keep on sending IN theirs Baltimore
.Ameg.can.
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Standing Of the Clubs.

AT Chicago: St, Louis won to-day's
game by superior all-around play.
Score: r. II. e.
st. Louis ..,,..,...1 l 20 O20 O0--4 II 0
Battcries--Altrock, owen and slattery;
O'Laughlin Attendance. HOO
At New York: Manager Grlmth again
pitched his team to victory to-day, IN
the eighth Patton was struck IN the
face with a liner from Netherlands bat.
ss sso3 York ......,...s ssoooe1.H s =
Washington ...:.",p 10000 oO-3
Batteries -Grifith and Beville; Towns
end, Patten and kittrldge, Time, LAO.
Umpire, Sheridan. Attendance, 400.
Al Boston: Henly was easy for Boston
to-day, aud after the second the result
was never In doubt
Score: r, II. II,
Boston ,,.:,.,..,.,.o Soosoo0.-il ia .
Philadelphia ..,.,.0 ooooO00G- & 0
Batteries .a,pneen and tCr!ger; IIeniy and
Attendance, 1890
AT Cleveland: IN the eleventh inning Of
Club, threw an old black ball into play,
As soon as the Cleveland players de-
leGed 4 they made a. z protest but Il
over the grandstand and Umpire Con-
molly awarded The game to Detroit, 0
To o,
Score. u, II. II.
GGI .,,.a,, .oo3 ,9d0dSSS"S y 3
Batteries: Donahue and Bems: kssn-
ger, Muln and Mcclure. Time. 2.15. At
tendance, 500
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Affects the Vote.

Indiana AMI Illinois should 80 Demo
cratic next year. MS ny that time all The
colored Republican voters Will douhtless
have been lynched ATLANTA journal
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ollvers-weyanokcs, no game.

The Masonic Home team and the Little
Richmonds played an interesting game
Yesterday on the Home grounds. The
Little Richnlonds were victorious by a
score of to 4. The feature OF the game
was the pitching by Walter O'Neil, for
the Little Richmonds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-09

Before appearing in>reception-room or
street kiss Of Satin Skin Face Powder
wonderfully refines the complexion.
Flesh, white or brunei. 25c. Miller IL
Rhoads.
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Mrs. Mary Anderson.

Especial 70 The Times D.spntch.5
FRONT ROYNL. Va, August s.--afrs.
Mary Anderson. widow of the late Peter
Anderson, and a highly respected old
ladyfof this place, died.at her home. on
heart trouble, She was scvcnty-eight
years OF age, and leaves four daughters
and three sons. viz: Mrs. George For
sythc. Mrs. David Harrison and Mrs. Will
liam Sheppard. OF this place. Mr.. Edgar
Duncan, Of MARSHALL: Mr.. Ollie Anderson.
Of Belvdcre, Ill; Mcssrs. Joseph and
Samuel Anderson, Of this place
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-09
MARRIAGES.

PUcKETT, n IDGwAY, - Married Wednesday,
August 9Th, 1909, al 8 o'clock r. NJ at Inc
home Of tho bride, by Rev 4, G. Berrymam,
Mr.. JOSEPH i, KInGWAY, Of Richmond.
Va, mud Miss KATE ERROLL PUCKETT, OF
Swensboro Va, No cards.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-09

Games Monday,
Philadelphia at Boston.
Washington at New York.
Chicago at Cleveland.
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TEETHlNa CHILDREN.

Children when teething are often
troubled with diarrhoea. This should ia
controlled, and can be. by giving Cham
berain's Collie, Cholera and Diamhoea
Remedy, This preparation Is unequalled
for summer dlaThoea In children. Wlen
reduced with cold water and sweetencl
1t Is pleasant to take. For sale b5 Ill
druggists.
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LABoR-DAY EXCURSION

To Washington, Monday September It'll.
Two days, $3.50 round trip,
j, NJ. THOMPSON & co,
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Il e he se wshed d box w fG 'Es 81 rof 9
one" he, was told Yes" responded Mr..
Schorr. "but I'm not so fortunate In hay
Ing rich father.
Frederick Gnbhard has decided to
strengthen his stable and 80 in for racing
again ms he did a score Of years ago. when
his colors We're seen on many, good horses
in most OF the big cvonts He has pui-
chased Raglan and has several other good
ones under consideration
Raglan is q half sister TO Gunfirc. win
ner OF the Metropolitan Handicap this
season. and OF Trigger, who is now at
silver Brook Stud. She did not come to
hand early this season, but won at Sleeps
head Bay like fllly or class, aud was ut
fllies Of the year.
Mr.. Gebhard's return to racing on a
more extensive scale will cause plcasur
He is sportsman Of high class.
Jimmy Rowe has discovered a new
jockey whom he thinks will make 81 good
who had his first mount on Bobadl Tues
day. He won the race In good style and
Is safe to be given other mounts from
the keenc string. Rove recalls the fact
the wire a winner.
An official OF he Empire TrottinS Club
remarked recently that the coming Grand
Circui; meeting. which begins on Mon
day, Will be favored with the largest field
OF starters IN tho history OF the track. For
Il starter there Will be he 200 ;rot. a
doAen Of the fastest trottcrs OF their class
III training have been entered and the
cyont VIII mark the first cashing OF tire
best 200 horses. both cast and west
Tho list includes Ida llighwood. Dan r..
Monte Carlo, Prince Selma, Maxine. Me-
tallas. Dan Wilkes Baron de Shay,
Wilquc. Lord Vincent ldolita and Wal
Int Hall.
There arc indications Of a revival of in
tcrest In tho trotting horse IN New York.
This IS due IN large measure to the Speed
way. Splendid sport may be seen there
almost any day and some fine trotters
and PAGERS have been developed. 'T0en,
on every fair Sunday. great crowds
watch the brushes. so that tho people are
beginning to realize the beauties OF the
harness horse more than they have for
/, good many years. This leads 70 the
prediction that the coming Grand Circuit
meeting VIII attract the crowds neces-
sary to make it a financial success.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY
Scores Yesterday,

SCORES Yesterday
New York z. Washington 2.
Boston II. Philadelphia 8.
ST. Louis 4. Chicago 2.
Observation-Disclosures (game awarded the
latter.)
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II you've forgotten anything,
there is still tine-send us a
letter-a postal-a wire-Or tel
ephone.
Our mail order department
is Just as reliable as a personal
call-and you can return any
goods il not all right.
Send for our measuring
blank.
lg-Neckwear prices cut In
the neck:
DUnderwear prices cutun-
der:
Sy-Shirt prices ripped up the
back:
EWLow Shoes at low prices:
sWStraw Hats at Straw quo
tations:
FTSkeleton Suits at profit be-
reft figures.
D-A rebate OF 1928 on any
$1S Suit.
Trunks, Bags and Cases.
Things all OF us need badly
when the time comes to travel.
Don't borrow.
Buy.
They don't cost much here,
and we have the best, too.
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RAILROADS AND
RAILROAD MEN


The Scaboard Air Line Railway makes
tho following comparative statement OF
earnings for the fourth week In July, COM
pared with the same week OF the prcVl-
Gus year: Approximate earnings for tho
week ended July 81 1903, soo1,IN, as
against S295.a64 for the corresponding week
OF 1902, an Increase Of s2,%s6. For the
four weeks ended July 3lst the earnings
were approximately s9799I3 compared
with $685. 1870 for the same period OF .o..
an increase for the four weeks OF 1905
OF $l7,Si3.
The Sunday outing trains OF the Chesa-
peal,e and Ohio Railway will take down
probably thousand people to-day 70
Buckroc Old Point and Ocean View end
Norfolk. Tho first train, leaving at $50
and carrying the handsome new coaches,
is always we'll filed.
The Norfolk and Western people are
expecting to haul large crowd TO -Nor-
folk and Virginia Beach to-day, The
TIilby maintains its popularity.
MANY parties are booked for the noun
rains this week. some going by the Ches-
apeake and Ohio and others by the NOR
folk and Western On the 18th the Nor
folk and Western will run special IRAN
for a three days stay In the mountains
Mt reduced fare
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Rev. S. g. Dolly.

which his funeral will take place Sum
day. His remains Will be Inferred in the
family burial ground
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Atlanta oono1ooooo-1
~, Bsa,t,teries-Herman and Roth; bty anu

~ Shreveport. Shreveport made Il Two
sirtaiights from Memphis to-day. oMe.
ale,ost, faultiess support. French plt,S2hte,d
q good game for Memphis. but oo'h
OF slreveport's runs were earned. ~ =
Score: r. IL. b.
Shreveport 0010'-2 2
Memphis ...........O 90 0 100 w
81 BATTERIES Swan and Graffius; french
At New Orleans: Hopkins kept hits
scattered and struck out eight men.
Montgomery's home run III tho lirst IN. n,
iilng with two mon on bases gaFo me
Score: N' r. II r.
New Orleans ......soa2soooI-11 i 2
Little Rookie. oO1o3o - IL 2
Lynch
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Where They Play To-Day.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
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ESPECIAL 10 The Times-Dlsp,


Especial TO The rimes- Dispatch.1
FREDERICKSBURG VA, August 81
Rev. S. b. Dolly. a well known minis.
ter Of the Baltimore Conference Of the
ycars. Mr.. Dolly was on the supcran.
uated list OF the conference and moved
TO this city last spring and made his
home here. lIs took an active interest in
the church here. and was supplying tho
pulpit during the absence Of the pas
tor. Rcy. ]. $. Hutchinson. who IS taking
Il vacation.
Mr.. Dolly has also preached on differ
ent occarons, in other churches Of tho
city. and led BECOME very popular IN
but when lie awoke this morning he com.
plalncd Of feeling unwell and did not get
up az usual. Later in the morning. he
said no felt mich better, and expected
to go out. but shortly afterwards, with.
out warning lie expired. lie is survived
b. his widow and three children.
Or, William n. Amiss.
Especial to The Times Dispatch,
LuRAY, VA. August s.-Dr. William
n. AmIss, after 8 lingering fitness, died
at his home in sperryville, Rappanan-
mock county. this afternoon.
He was seventy 1--WE years OF uge and
had been in active practice OF hls pro
IN the town IN which lie died. lic entered
the Confederate army IN 1851. and was
assigned 10 the Sixticth Georgia Regi-
command TIL the war closed. after which
!. he returned 20 Sper.yvi!le aud resumed
his PRACTICE He was q prominent and
the Piedmont section.
lis wife. who survives him, was tho
daughter OF Captain James Bragg. OF
Of Luray: Professor w Edward l.. Aniss.
Of Gaithesshurg. Md: and. two sisters.
Mrs, Pr; lloltawav, and Mrs, Parrish.
1,ntl NJ j. Flttg Va, In u,a r,