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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-26

geld standard dollar and the quotient
Will be the number Of paper dollars
which will issue to the depositor of
silver. Each batch Of notes would
have inscribed thereon the number
of grains Of silver deposited for each
dollar. These notes would be redeem
able in silver bullion. The bullion de
posted would be refined into bars
of suitable weights and held by our
government subject TO demand by
the holders of the notes issued.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-26
TRIUMPH OY R FEMALE g!'E,S =
PA|NE'S CELERY COMPOUND,
Home Treatm art wi h the Famous Prescrip-
ito Has Brought II appiness ard Heal h to
rtocte a. >uffariog w ,oo

Intelligent and thoughtful women
a.e now using the best and most re-
liable of all spring medicines Paine's
Celery Compound and a"e enttin"
back nervous vigor, pure blood, bodily
trength. and ruddy and clear COM
eleNion The women of our land who
iently suffer from female irregular
ties and dangerous ills. and who
srend fully half their time il misery
H,ill find in Paine's Celery Compound
I'll the virtues and elements that lead
to health and true happiness. Pei''e'@
Celery Compound possesses peculiar
powers for strengthenin gofthe fe-
male organism. It braces the ner,
vous system. makes strong the Voc K
muscles of every important organ.
Victims of suppressed. profuse or
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-26

In the prosecution against Nerv
Richardson, motion for new trial
was overruled and she was sentenced
to five years in the penitentiary for
assault with intent to kill Black Dora.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-26

Don't forget that q woman likes
ove tokens as well after marriage ~
eore marriage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-26

The clerks union held a meeting
last night and initiated several new
members
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-26

The citizens haven't forgotten those
.romises of improved streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-26

painful menstruation, luchorrhoea,
chlorosis. uterine inflammation and
ether ailments common with females
''e quickly cured OF these troubles
= annoyances. are made vigorous
- active and rejoice in permanent
e2'th Mrs. NJ. A. Morris, Tilton,
writes for women as follows:
u was afflicted with the whites and
'""o@ular menstruation. and tried sew
eral doctors. but found no relief. A
"(v friend of mine advised me to
'"r P''ae's Celery Conpound. | used
two bottles Of your great medicine
end | am now 2 sound woman. and
Give Your Wonderful remedy all the
credit. I will forever q aise Paine's
C".o"y Compound it did ne so much
good"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-26

Entered at the Postoffice at Pine
Bluff. Ark. as second class mail mat
ter. VI .a-f,.l .rs "-sr~-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-26

Advertising rates made known on
application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-26

COLUMBIA The voyage of the
RULES presidential yacht
THE WAVE Mayhower from
Whitestone. l.. l., to
the Brooklyn navy yard was short,
but it was replete with warike in
terest. 1t really seemed as if the YES
sci had heard of and comprehended
the utterances of Col Roosevelt re-
specting the strenuous possibilities
of the United States navy and re
solved to show the effete despotisms
what mere auxiliary vessel could
do.
1t must have been an inspiring sight
yacht bravely charging down on brick
barges and canal boats, sinking scows.
knocking ferryboats galleywest and
WlnulnS up Dy fdHl11llHS DdllIeSHIp
and a cruiser If such feats are with
in the powers of mere presidential
pleasure boat in time of peace, what
might not the bastard foe expect if the
real fighting ships of the United States
navy should cut loose with warlike
intent? Would there be enough of
him left to hold an inquest on?
1t is quite evident that the militant
spirit of the executive has inspired
even the vessels of the navy Under
previous administrations the Dol
phin and other presidential barges
We're chiefly noted for their prOpen-
sity to run on mud banks and stay
there This is a new and bellicose dis
pensation. We shall hear of snagboats
tackling forts anon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-26

Office: Corner Braraque and Chest.
nut Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
PREPARING FOR c0NcLAVE
The Amount Of Work to Be Done Is
E1orrnoiIs,
ITlOF
prasl

. n
DOME Julv 27.-rhe Vatican resembles
an ant hill so feverisf1 IS the Worh ~
nrcnaring the part OF that DUBIOUS o.
aside for tho conclave. BEFORE iop ~
clayos were held in the quirlthi Pa,n htn
one long wing OF which was ALREADY WIN VIM
at anv special preparation But IN thc
case OF the Vatican, apartments OF tnit"
or four rooms for each cardinal nave W
be specialiy prepared and as there arg
sixty-four cardinals the amount Oh "o'h
involved is very great indeed,
Tho Sistine chapel as In the case OF INC
last conclaye, will be used for the meet
ings of the cardinals and the bailotins
There. after three solemn funeral ser,
vices which begin Tuesday, Will be erected
throne for each cardinal Over the
thrones will DO baldacchnos. or cai,o-
pies, attached to the wall behind. the
moment new Pope is elected he VIII
lower his baldacchino AS a token of his
new dignity, thus silently announced. The
Paulin chapel viii be used for the. cele-
bratlon Of high mass every morning OF
tho conclave, while in the Sala Ducale
will be movable affairs for the niasses 20
be celebrated every morning by each
cardinal
The gcndarmes and Palatinc guards
VIII be transferred TO the building in tie
Belvedere court yard, Where tho poor Pill
srlms were lodged during the last Jubilee.
the gerdarmes' barracks being transform
cd into kitchens pantrles. etc. Tho long
lines Of glass windows Of the LoEgia Ra-
nfae have been painted UP 10 certain
height and Ehades have been put on every
window to better ensure secrecy. Ass,r-
anccs have been given that everything
VIII be In readiness for Friday night, but
there Is much yet to BIO accomplished.
| CORDIAL. GREETING FOR GIBBONS,
~ to-day's meeting Of tho compensation
| nfty-two cardinals were, present, and all
noticed the exceptionally cordial recep-
ton accorded to Cardinal Gibbons, who
Was vialbly touched by It, He thanked
! all his colleagues and embraced Car1..--|
satoll,, The American cardinal has, given
\ no indication OF his predectlon In re.
| gard to the election of the new Pope, and
! has refused to see any newspaper men.
Cardinal Ciriaco Maria Sanrlla y Hervas.
the archbishop Of Toledo, delivered short r!
tho condolences, of the. royal family Of
] Spain Cardinal Oregla thanked the
Spanish cardinal In the. name or the
sacred College. making himself the IN.
the noble words and hGh sentiments
| which he had expected.
| QUARTERS FOR TILE CARDINALS,
Each q DC eardlnalSs during of ,hn s9p
c"mnrisimr four rooms, made un OF three
bedrooms, one for the cardinal one for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
GOOD RACES
But NOPOOLS
Unusual Spectacle Of Circuit
Meeting Without Betting.
tBy Associated rros,.)

CLEVELAND, OHIO, July 2.-CieVe-
landers were treated to-day to the novel
sight Of q grand circuit trottins meeting
without pool selling. the courts having
declared that 1t would not be allowed.
In consequence of the absence OF pet
ting, the crowd was one OF the smallest
that has attended the local meetings In
years, while the fields In the sveral races
were also smaller. in spite or the fact
that the entry list had been unusually
large.
The meeting was the first trial OF an en-
tire card OF two-in-three heat races II can
rot be said that 1t was a success aside
from speed standpoint. there being no
doubt that the time attained was better
than under the old three five heat sys-
tenn. The Monk and Louis Jefferson,
owned by C. *. G. Billings, OF Chicago,
were driven a milo to pole In 2:14 IL.
Summaries:
ell trot purse s2,ooo--Alle Wood won
two straight heats and race; Hawthorne,
Sc cond: DR.. Strong, third. Best time.
2:0J 1-2.
2:O6 pace, purse s2,0o1-Fannie billiard
won the second and third heats and race;
Little Squaw, second; Elderone, third.
Best time, 2:oi L.
2:20 trot, purse sl.2Oo- Ero!te won sec
ond and third heats and race; Lucy Lee.
second: Judge Greene, third. Best time.
PIP Ii.
2:c5 trot. purse s1,no-John Taylor won
two straight heats and race: Monroe.
second; Gray Gem. third. Best time, Ell
Ia.
2:os pace. purse. s1cbo-Tom Kcen won
two straight heats and race; Diablto,
second; King Direct, third. Best time,
2:05.
Exhibition mile to beat 2:eo-The Monk.
Time, 2:l4 L.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
RELIANCE IS THE
BOAT CHOSEN.
(l3y AsgoclatNd Press,)

NEWPORT. r j., July 2L-After to-
days race between the Reliance, Con-
stitutlon and Columbia. in winch the
former boat again demonstrated her su-
periority over the other two. the Chal-
jange Committee Of the New YORK. Yacht
Tub, selected the Reliance as the defender
of the Americas cup. 1t was also dc-
cided 10 discontinue the trial races
There were present at the meeting Com
modore Bourne and Messrs. Forbes, Cor
mack and Robinson, OF the cup Commit
tee: C. Oliver Iselin managing owner or
the Reliance; IL, p. Morgan, OF ne
Columbia, and August Belmont. OF the
Constitution
RIVAL OWNERS SATISFIED
Messrs. Morgan and Belmont were per
fcrtly satisfied with The choice OF INC
committee, After the committee had am
nounced It's selection they heartily CON
graduated Mr. Iselln and wished him the
best OF luck
From the showing of the three boats
during the season the Reliance rs fairly
| entitled 10 be the defending vessel IN
| every race che has crossed the finish lnt
X ahead ana has lost but few events on
| time allowance. II iR probable hut ms
| defender vii proceed 10 Bristol for .
! thorough oYerhauliI1g, and then 20 e
New Rochelle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
AUTO BUs. LINE
HAS PUBLIC MEETING

Saturday night last thore was very
large and encouraging meeting at Sanger
Hall of those Interested In starting an
anto-bus line here. The hall was SO
crowded people were compelled to be turn,
ed away Subscriptions came thick ana
fast, necessltating Il number OF clerks.
Wednesday night there will be another
meeting for tho public, who are requested
to attend Those who have not sub
scribcd and wish to do so are requested
to bring their money.
I'hr call for the meeting tomorrow
night Is signed by T. X. Gaff, president;
g. 3. Adams, vice-presidcnt and II. H..
Carroll, secretary and treasurer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
WEDDING WAS A SURPRISE
Mrs Matte Booth Kyle Becomes the
Wife Of Hugh Caperton, Of Baltimore.

Especial to The Times-Displtchl
BALTIMORE. MD, July 27,--At Tho
Roman Catholic Church of the !mmacu-
Capcrton and Mrs Matte Booth Kyle.
former residents OF Vest Virginia and
Virginia. respectively. were married by
Rev. Father Thomas NJ O'Dohoshue,
The wedding was IN the nature OF COM
couple among the Virginia, colony, hay
Ing boon kept secret until inc couple
started on a wedding tour,
Both bride and groom are Wide,y kl'p ,,i
gInia. Mr.. Gapcion is q nenhew Of no
late Allen capcrton. former uni,ed states
Senator Mls, KYLE, who was MISS MAI,
tie Booth, Of Amelia. aiid iler oeceiseo
dealer OF Lynchburg, Va. who died sew
eral wears agO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
QUIET RESTORED
ON DANVlLLE, ILL
tBy Associated Press,)


SPRINGFIELD, ILL, July 27.--Ao)u-
tant- General Scott to-day had converse
lion by telephone with Lieutenant-Colone'
NJ, Closby, commanding the First Ba.-
ta,ion. Seventh Infantry, !. N. G., regard
,mr tho jail at Danvllle, this forenoon, ~
which Colonel Closby said all was que,
IN that city; that the mob has dispersed
md that the work OF repairing the 1al,
ms progressing and would DO competed
io,n,orrow. AS a result of the report
,ho Adiutant-G General ordered Companies
4 and B to return to Springfield ms
forenoon, leaving Companies II and az
Danyille. .no
Two killed and twenty-five wounded, me =,
police station wrecked. the county Jan
with, few OF Its windows left unshatterea,
and the city in the hands Of the STATE
troops is the situation left by the riots
Of Saturday night and early Suhuus
morning. ,,,,a,c
Sheriff Whlilock says that he himseli
MAS The only man who shot into the MOI ::
When the. Jail was attacked the shertn
said he became alarmed for the safe1y y.
his wife and children. and considered 'hal
ne was Justified In shooting, althousli ~
was careful to shoot only at the iiahus
or legs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
WORKED
UNEXPECTEDLY

MIR. ]. T. Lawson, guest at New
Fords Hotel accidentally shot himself
in the hand last night in front of the
hotel The injury, while painful al first,
Is of trifllng nature,
MIR. Lawson and his friend, Mr.. II. l..
Thornton, started out to go to the West
End. possibly 10 The Reservoir. Mr..
Lawson thought he had better take q
pistol ana put one in his pocket. When
lie had gotten Just outside Of the hotel
OH tho Broad Street sidewalk, he thought
he had better see II the thing WAS in
working order. He attempted to turn
tho cylinder and 1t worked to the de-
gree OF exploding cartridge and send
ing a bullet through the flesly part of
the hand near the little finger lie aud his
friend went back into the hotel and an
attempt WAS made 10 keep the matter as
quiet ar possible, but Policeman Robbins,
pho was in the office OF the chief OF
Police across the street IN The City Hall.
heard the report Of the pistol and Went
10 investigate. lie was told al the hotel
that nothing had occurred and that the
men were not at the hotel, but he round
a man who saw them enter after the
statement, he said that he must pursue
the men 10 their room, as II was his
duty TO learn the facts. He did 20 was
entirely convinced that the shooting was
accidental and that the injured man wa,
ali right Thus satisfied, he made a re
port 10 Sergeant Talley. OF the district
ten on duty, and returned 10 his pos
az door -keeper for the Police Board the
81, session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
TRAVEL INCREASES
Even Manchester Cars Now Carrying
Many Passengers.

That travel is steadily growing on the
various lines of the Passenger and Power
Company is apparent TO any one who I'm
partially observes. Perhaps in no part OF
tho city was. the sympathy OF the puoic
with the strikers more than in Manches"
Ter. yet even there the people are gradu-
ally resumng patronage OF the cars. one
Hull Street car which went south lew
minutes after yesterday afternoon, 1or
instance, carried siXty-seven passengers,
ahont sixty per cent. Of them white per-
cons. During the earlier hours of the
day travel is not so heavy, but about
tho time people are returning home from
work 1t Is difficult to secure a seat
similar conditions are to be noted on
other lines of the company. Even some
of the members of unions which prescribe
penalty for riding are disregarding the
f.ai of these organizations and risking the
fines. So far. no case IN which the fine
has been imposed has been reported.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

At New York: Although outbatted. Bos-
hitting III the seventh inning. Neither
pitcher was in good form.
score: II. =. l..
New York ......O l o 0O3O+ l6
Batteries: Pthnger and Moran 10 I; N,rs
tombstone. Attendance, 400.
At 13rooklyn: Jones was at his best to-
day and the Phlladelphians were as pig
mics in his hands. He shut them out.
allowing only four hits, two Of which
were scratches.
Score: *. II. =:
Brooklyn ...........l 2100001'-5 10 o
Batteries: Sparks and Roth; Jones and
Jackitsch. Time. 1850. Umpire, Emslie.
Attendance, $500.
At Cincinnati: Cincinnati,s errors in the
ana the game. Both teams put up. a
miserable game in the field. but Cincin-
nati's errors were the more costly:
Cincinnati .......o11oo1ooo-,s s
Pittsburg .......;.o6 05.-lo
and nIt smith, Time; Time, 200. Umpire, o:Day,
Attendance, $500.
At Chicago: In game full OF sensa-
tional fielding. marred only by one FUN
Bile, the visitors won, to, 8. by timely
hitting and good base-running.
Score. =. II. u;
81. Louis. .........,,O 2oo110o-4 10 i
Batteries: Lungren and Killing: Murphy
and Ryan Time. 1875. Umpire. Moran.
Attendance. 1,400.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
GOOD OPENING DAY
AT JAMAICA TRACK
(By Associated Press

il3y Associate sETeSS.)
NEW YORK, July 27.nThe midsummer
was ushered In at Jamaica to-day under
favorable conditions. The weather was
cool and the track perfect. The crowd
In attendance was almost equal to that
at the opening day Of the inaugural meet
ing in the spring.
chief interest conferred ~ the running
of the Glendale Handicap at one mile and
a furlong which was won by Hunter
Rainc.
Demurrer, Redeem up, fell at the start
in the first race, but the Jockey escaped
injury. Summarizes:
First race-six furlongs-Rose Tint Is
ond. King Pepper @ to ID third. Time,
1913 40.
Second race-one mile and seventy
yards. selling-Sat III to 81 first. Err
nest Parham Is to l and 3 to y second,
Petra II. % to y third. Time; AS rs.
lonss-Hazclwood g to ]? first. Pcntaur
q to 10 and ouD second. Race King e
to y third. Time. 1914
Fourth race--the Glendale Handicap, one
mile and furlong-Hunter Raine. q to
y first Roehampton al to 20 and ouD
second. W. r.. Condor G0 to y third.
Time. 1853 As.
Flammula go to h first. Gold Dome Go to
] and . TO y second, NJ. Theo. % to y
third, Time, Los 20
Sixth racc-one mile and sixteenth
Duke Of Kendall % to p first. Disadvan.
tage q to ] and to b second, Sheriff
Bell 4O to y third, Time, 1;4s.
Seventh race-~five and one-half furlongs
Great Crossing Il to y first, Black
Flower & to p third Time. !, D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
RATTLE WITH CONNECTS
Posse Killed Two and the Rest Have
Scattered.
ny Associated Press.)

pIAcERyILLE, CAL, July T-aAc.
cording to a report received here. a f In
between the escaped conyleas n from On near ro'
I pilot Hi Hin In Which Fred. Howard was
killed nIet and 4. sacbo wounded Both ha are re
convicts The conycts are SAD n, TO To- ' s,r.
ronnding woods. A company of militia
is en- route to Pilot Hill; ~ oon-
% BEFORE the fight took place. the con- J, >
victs, who had picked up p,a,n mTnipe them
~ inln their party, had plundered q gem
oral Merchandise store at Pilot Hill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28

his conclavist and the third for his ser,
vant- The fourth room will be used AS
saloon or dining-room. according 70 . e'r.
genrmsk archbIshop OF Rheims, who. be-
ne ne.e very iii. asked for apartments on tho b.,
second floor near the sstlne Ghapel III
order 10 avoid the stairs pa,,cr
70 r, C;ayan az his conclavist. peslue
whom he viii take only one servant mo
the conclave.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
.KEARSARCE MADE
REMARKABLE RUN
fpv Assoclated Press. J

(I3y Associated Press)
WASHINGTON ID, c., July Tine
Navy DEPARTMENT received report to-
day from Captain Hemphll, giving some
Interesting details Of the run of the big
hattleship Kearsarge across the Atlantic.
Department officials are greatly pleased
with the record made BY the kearsa rye.
Captain lIemphills dispatch, dated at
Rar IIarbor to-day. reads as follows:
"Kearsarge steamed 1855 nautical miles
IN nine DAYS. four and one-half hoursi
average speed, 1910. Experienced vari-
able head winds: force three to eight;
slowed four hours on account of taking
seas over turrets; slowed to ten knots on
account OF fogs and icebergs; consumed
I la tons of coal average daily consump-
ton. 1917 for all PURPOSES average speed
for engines. 1850
1t is explained that the winds eSpe.
,,enced the force of which Ia given at
from IS to s. ranged from gentle breezes
to almost gale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
Death of Mrs. Anna w. Dornln.

Especial to,The Times Dispatch)
IYNGHBURG, VA. July o7.-Mrs,
Anna ", Dornin. wife Of the late Wi!-
liam W n1rnin aIea here t to,aaN az (,
tie late James b. Nowln, and leaves
six children. among them being Mrs,
John c. Adams Of Johnson City, Tenn,
She Is survived by five brothers, James
r, Nowln. OF Baltimore; William and
Grey Nowln. of Lynehburg; Rev. Charles
r. and DR.. Burton Nowlln. OF Buckins-
ham,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
Standing Of the Clubs.

At Philadelphia: Waddell pitched to-
Washingtons The fielding of both teams
was superb.
Score r. II. p.
Batteries Orth and Kittrldge; Waddell
and Schrcck Time, go. Umpire, Has
sett. Attendance. 5.2s3
At Chicago: With the score a tie, Pat
terson lost control in the sixth inning.
hitting two men. giving a base, on balls
and allowing, three singles and n two
and the game.
chicago ,,.,....o1oooooo2-a g i
Detroit ...,.....,..,.l 0 0 07 0 0 0-S 3
Batteries Patterson. Altrock and Nc
Farand Mulln and Mcclure. Time, 200.
Umpire, O'Laughin. Attendance, 1,l6o
At ST. Louis: st. Louis defeated Cleve-
land to-day In a smuggling, match Both
teams hit the ball hard, but 81 LOUIS
punched hits TO better advantage.
ST. oei louis ....,,.,..52Oo11oo.-9 4 2
Cleveland $500 - , 90 W 1nss - ana
Abbott. Time. 1880. Umpire, Connolly. At
tendance, 1900.
At Boston: The home team shut. out
New York to-day to o. Dineen was d
puzzle to the visitors. and received VIM
ming support in the field , r ~
Score. ~ ~, ~;
Batterics-Dneen and Criger; DeerlnG
and Bevllle. Time, LAO. Umpire. sheri'
| dan Attendance, 5,l7s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
Man Killed by His Sister.

lBv Associated Press - ,,.s
rnce od iaia shot and Killed her brother,
John Rich. at Richton near here, f n,se
shots We're fired, four taking etIec.; the
tragedy grew out of an old raluliy Aeuu'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28

CAN'T HANG ON FOREvERl
There's to be a drop in boys
suits.
They arrived too late for YOU
to get acquainted with them;
and now we must force the
acquaintance.
Will $3.50 of these $500 suits
give them a favorable intro
duction to you7
Yes, heavy enough for early
fall.
CHmDREN'S SAILOR HATS.
4sc will buy your choice OF
any sailor in the house, ana
there's a hundred or SO that
were above $1.BO; some $3.50.
MEMS DUNLAP sTRAWS,
$500.
Think OF getting a $500 Dun
lap Straw at $500.
A $500 Dunlap Straw at
$3.50!
Any straw in the house worth
up to $500, at only SIC.
Thanks to the weather.
o. II. BERRY & CO.,
Main and Eleventh Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
MURPHY FOUND GUILTY
OF GRAND LARCENY

(By Associated Prcss.)
NEW YORK, July 27.--The Jury In tho
Murphy trial after being out twenty
minutes, returned verdict that Murphy
vas guilty of grand larceny from the
stonecutters' union. In the first degree. as
reminded until Eriday for sentence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28

rRENroE \ Jv.Jmdgo Kirkpatrick
Today modified aInd The decree made ny him
Any iii In ~ Tho '"f United States Circuit
Court appointing q tSlei.n ompa I9r ', IA.
sonth"rn t'lr and FOUNDRY 'Y ~ rnn,n.nv
To- defe,,d ,bo Ynhaeduent bankruptcy pro,
cecdlngs brought by INC Standafa slpcl
Can COMPANY Of PlttbpuTE'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
RACE TROUBLE EXISTS
AT BLUE RIDGE, VA.

ROANOKE VA. July 27'-serious
trouble Is threatened between the whites
and blacks near Blue Ridge. several
nights ago colored woman was Whippea
by Il party Of white men Tor ihsuilifs .
lady during Tie Absence OF her husband
This angercd the negroea 10 such az, OK
solves. several blacKs crme 10 Roanoke
to-day ana putclluscI guns and ammunl-
tion. a telephone message to-nlsnt says
The whites pre armed and considerable
excitement exists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28
Records of the American and
National Leagues.
GIANTS LOST TO BOSTON
ST. Louis Took Close Game from Chi
cago, While Champions Piled Up
Big Score Against Cincinnati.
Brooklyn Shut PhilIies Out,
Scores Yesterday.

st. Louis 4, Chicago ..
PittsburE 10. Cincinnati 3.
Boston II, New York o.
Brooklyn s, Philadelphia Q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-28

Where They Play I o-DaY.
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Washington at Philadelphia,
New York at Boston.