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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26
CHARLES ELLW00D
IN BRIGHTON DERBY
Galloped Home an Easy Win
ner Before a Crowd Of
Twenty Thousand.
tBy Associated Press. }

NEW YORK, July 25.-Before crowd
or 10000 people ], r. Haggins Charles
Ellwood galloped home an easy winner
In the Brighton Derby of $4,000 at Brlgh-
ton Beach to-day, The Haggin horse was
second choice In the betting, and was
admirably handled by O'Nell. Summarizes:
First race-fve and half furlongs-
Topic "a to y first. Pcrtunla GO to y
second. Hazclwood a TO y third. Time,
! :Os
Second race--the Aintrce steeplcchase
Stakes, about two miles and 4 lalf-Lava-
tor 10 to p first, Judge Phillips g to .
second Mcmillan GO TO y third. Time,
5:O62-5,
Third race--tho Neptune Stakes, six
furongs- Right @ TO 10 first,
Penlaur (eyen) second. Mtdshipman Gao to
D third, Time, :l3 2-5.
Fourth race--the Brighton Derby Stakes
OF $1,000, one mile and a nuarter--c Charles
Itllwood &c to y first, Slave % to y Sec
ond, Rigodon Q3 to 100 third. Time,
2.05'
Fifth racc-one mile and f,lrlong--
Lady Potentate q To 2 and EVEN first, LllH
Casta e to y second, Sir Voorhees, IS to
ID third. Time. ! 1853 4-5,
Sixth race--six furlongs selling-Ascen
sion III to and even) first, Osgood GO 10
- second Isa GO to y third. Time,
1925
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- .,... ~. 1-rael.u ,

sBs,sd,c,cs porninus Deus Israel "
wss hoisted ;nte the stone sarcophasus
above tho door, w.trc II will remain un.
eli tfe grateful cardinals created BY tho
Int nontift. shall erect suitable tomb
in tho basilica OF 81. John Jateran, which
vas chosen by the Pope himself as ms
thus was pope Leo XIII. consigned to
his long rest.
Color and life were given TO the whole
scene by gendnrmes and Palatine and NO
bic Guards. The last named have never
LETT the remains since the Pope diea
Above the cardinals, behind a grating
were the ladies of the aristocracy t.io
the family of the Pope.
The diplomatic body was also present
a. wore MANY men OF the Italian aristo-
cracy. led by Prince Nddsino, who claims
descent from Quintus Fabius Maximus,
In his uniform of papal postmaster-gene-
raI. General Decharette, the Oldest Vete-
ran of the papa army. who fought as
commander of the Zouaves against .ne
Italians in 1870. was also among t'oso
who attended the ceremony
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LUCIEN APPLEBY TOOK
NORTHERN HANDICAP
(Ry Associated Press.l

CHICAGO, ILL, July ?5,-.,,Lpc!en An
pleby, at four to one. won the Northern
Handicap, one mile and quarter, ut
awtho[me today b Tald n arSo frGm a the
the heavily played favorlte, was third,
Summarizes.
First race--nye and half furlongs---
Sweetie IA to u first. Miss Crawford &
I, s. second, Buccaneer 60 to y third
Time los.
Coylon e to q first, Indian H. q to y
second Arlus q g z third Time, 2Sa2,s.
and a quartz. miles-Lucien ,Applleby q
to y FIRST The Conauer,oor ~ h,, ~ r 70 y
second. Hargis az to w lh'ro' iln'e'
2:0S l-5
Gibson 10 TO ID thlrd. Time, 1:la Ia.
SIith Tacs-nilsa r and am hal ~ 70
second, little Elkin e to . Third Time,
2:3l rs - r,,, % j. *
sixth race-one milelnhmes G lys, W & 10 y
&C 10 II third Time, l:4o"-o,
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Northside School.

A small gathering of shooters faced the
Northside traps yesterday, but there was
plenty Of grit and enthusiasm backing
them.
The East End had their shoot for tho
Peters medal, and part Of the Northsidc
Club were there.
Mr.. Bruce McLelland was high gun,
breaking a straight of thirty-one birds,
Brauer won the Robin Hood medal and
at one time it was nip and tuck between
him and McLelland for high gun.
Next Saturday the Northside hopes to
have the largest shoot they have had this
season, and on August 18TH It is rumored
that this club will send a warm squad to
East End to their all-day shoot. In which
this club hope them much success.
A nice prize donated by friend of tho
club for high gun went to McLelland-
A new member Joined the club to-day,
Mr.. Wright.
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HlLLSMAN
WINS OUT
Fine Shooting at East End
Gun Club.
RACE FORWEEKLY MEDALS
Largest Crowd of the Season Presen
to Witness the Shoot-An Account
of the Northside Shoot-Large
Turnout is Expected.

The largest crowd of the season was
present at the regular shoot Of the East
End Gun Club yesterday evening. Visi-
tors from distance as well as from
other clubs took part In breaking clay
sauccrs, and as the day was bright some
excellent scores were made.
The race for the weekly medal and
the Hunter Arms Co. medal was close
between Anderson and DR.. liillsman, each
breaking % out OF the first 70. Anderson
on the second string was leading until he
dropped his forty-nfth bird and lost TO
Hillsman.
DR.. IIllsman would have been greatly
In evidence in the contest for the Harris,
IIlippen &, Co. medal, but was forced TO
leave the grounds before the match took
place in order to catch the early out-8i-
town train. The boys were sorry to
| see him leave.
in the first string of e5 they We're
| well punched, Anderson, Brown and
| Flippen each having - 10 their credit and
| it was thought that as Fllppen was back
| I'm Ills old time form, he would win out
| but "Browny" was in the game to stick.
lie was tired Of looslng the medal by only
| one bird and settled down to do or die,
| and as he conferred target after target, 1t
| seemed to take the vim out of FNppen
| and Anderson SO lie won out hands down,
and was compiled to doff his hat amid
| the applause Of his many friends.
COMING TOURNAMENTS.
All arrangements for tho biz tourna-
ment on August 18th have been perfected
and It is safe to say never IN the his
tory of any one-day tournament has
such an attractive programme been Of
fered to lovers of the scatter gun.
Probably the greatest crank who lives
Is the shooting crank, so In order u
please the most fastidious crank, the pro-
grammc committee have arranged to have
both kinds Of divisions OF prlzes--lligI
Gun and Glass Shooting.
Another attractive feature is the added
money of $50 included in the merohan'
disc prizes, with no extra charge for ell
tering. but the regular 2 cents per tar
get.
Such well-known expert shots as E
II. storrs, ], NOVEL; Hawkins, l.. ID
Thomas, OF Baltimore; and Edward
Banks, Y, II, Keller. ]. Il. Avery, A, c.
Barrel and c. Van lnweken. OF New
York: Irby Bennett, OF New Haven
Conn, and II. *. Ellyson, OF Virginia
have already entered.
The different clubs OF the State vii
send large delegations especially Staun
ton. Waynesboro Charlottesville. Black
stone and Lynchburg, 1t Is expected tina
over u hundred shooters VIII be present
The first single trigger gun and the onl
one in Richmond was in the hands 0
Mr. Smith. the owner of IT. at yesterday
shoot The gun is new to It's owner, bu
in one event 1t was pointed well as MI
Smith broke 10 targets out OF 20 This !
an excellent score made by one who ha
but one arm,
THE SCORE.
The score follows:
Regular shoot twenty-five targets Il
each event scores as follws:
Event Event
Taltnan. D, Tp.," >. .",...29 IA
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Standing Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

AT Boston: Boston took both games
OF double-header from Brooklyn to-
cay to l and Is to 10. respectively.
Sf aa a s errors and free passes accounted
Tor all the scoring In the first game.
First game:
Score: r. II. e.
Boston ..............o oo1e1oo.A s i
Batteries"Siaiarky and Moran; Gavin
and Ritter. Time 1855. Umpire, john
stone. Attendance, 4,Sl1.
Second game:
Score: r. II. p.
Boston ............21oo55 ii 3
Brooklyn ........01211S o-lo l6 3
Batteries-Piatt, Pittinger and Moran;
Reidy, Doescher and Ritter Time, 200.
Umpire, Johnstone
At Chicago: Cincinnati and Chicago
split even to-day. The visitors could do
nothing with Weimer's curves In the first
game, excepting in one inning, and Hnr-
In the second.
First game:
chicago RtDs .........113oooo1.-s; Ii 3
observation-disclosures and Lundgren and
e ling: Poole and Bergen. Time, 1850. UNI
pire, O'Day. Attendance. 1850.
Second game:
chicago TseIs; ........... . ooooeoseI H<n; ::
Cincinnati .........0 5 Q 0 00--S IA 0
Batteres-Menefee and Raub; Harper
and Bergen. Time, 200. Umpire, O'Day
At Pittsburg: Nine hits off Lever,
coupled with three inning gave St: Louis
lead which could not be overcome by
Pittsburg's poor playing.
| Score: u. II, y.
St Louis ......2l 5O21 90 ala Is q
Batteries--Leever, Wilhelm and Phelps;
| Dunleavy and Ryan. Attendance, 6,Sl?.
| Time, 2:10. Umpire, Moran.
AT Philadelphia: With two out IN the
ninth, Thomas got to first on balls and
scored on Gleason's two-bagger, winning
the game for Philadelphia.
New York .....ooo12oOo1-4
| philadelphia .....0OOl01120 1-5 9
| Notwithstanding and Warner Eraz-
er and Dooin,- Attendance, 4'6o9' Ilme'
| 1:45. Umpire, Emslie.
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FOUR PRISONERS ESCAPE
One Charged With Attempted Arson
and Others With Larceny
Especial 10 The Tlmes-Dispatch.

LEXINGTON, n, G., July 25-Four
prisoners broke jail here last night and
escaped. Two Of them, Rurwell Holland
and elias oaks, are white, and the others.
John Barber and Henry Thompson. are
colored Holland. who IL boy about
fourteen years OF age, is charged with
making unsuccessful efforts TO burn a
business block In the center of the, city.
The others arc charged with larceny.
The officers are making efforts 10 re-
capture them, but there is no informa'
ton To the direction they took. II Is said
they were liberated by party from the
outside.
The Atlas Table Company started "
this morning and the Oneida Chair Com
pany will begin work in few days,
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NORFOLK MAN WILL
DIE FROM THE HEAT
Especial TO The TImes-plspatch.,

NORFOLK, VA, July 25.-A. Albert
Robertson was found unconscious to-
night in the city market. having sue
cumbed to the excessive heat to-day
Friends OF Robertson say that he has
been suffering from the heat'all day. The
man was removed to his home in a dying
condition and cannot recover
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WORLDS FAREWELL
Lying in State Ended Quietly at
Nnnn
flsv Associated Press)

fl3v Associated Press)
ROME. July Con the stroke OF MD
day. as the noon gun from the Castle OF
ST Angelo was fired. the lying in state
Of the body of Pope Leo Nil. came
quietly to an end. and those few VINO
still fingered at the gates of the chapei
of the Sacrament in st. Peters were
ordered to leave. and some two or three
hundred persons, including Cardinal
Goossens. who arrived fruin Mechln Just
,n time. passed slowly out OF st. PETERS
into the sunlit piazza. and the world
last farewell to the great Pope was over.
Ten minutes later Italian infantry anu
sendarmee passed out of the Baslich ana
lined up on the steps in imposing array.
Tho outer gates were then closed. ana
the body OF the late Pope was lett 10 INC
tender care Of those who had watched
by Leo Mi. in his lifetime. The prepa-
,,ations for this evenings intermcnt were
Immediately commenced.
While the bells OF the Basilica rang
out their daily melodious noon chorus'
the troops formed in column ana were
marched to the barracks. Thcir historic
incursion into Vatican territory ehoea
without the slightest friction.
1t is estimated that $4,000 people passed
the cntafalque since Thursday morning.
,rhe last funeral mass in St. Peters was
celebrated this morning in the chapel OF
the choir by Monsignor Pancy. canon OF
tho Vatican BasIlica. At the same time
funeral masses were celebrated IN most
of the churches OF Rome.
GORGEOUS COLORS
The most imposing ceremony to-day was
the reception by the sacred college. IN the
hall of the consistory. of the whole dlplo-
matte body accredited to the vatican. All
the diplomats wore gorgeous uniforms
and the cardinals had on their magnifi-
cent toilet robes and were seated in huge
arm chairs. according to right OF prece>
dence. The Portuguese Ambassador, NJ
Martin pAntas dean of the diplomatic
corps, was at the head OF the BODY. he
advanced and delivered an address III
French expressing the sorrow Of all the
Powers at the death of Pope Leo, who
had acquired the universal esteem Of the
world.
Cardtnai Oreglia, dean OF the College OF
Cardinals, rose and answered IN ltailah.
He thanked the diplomats in the name OF
the Sacred College for the part all the
government had taken in this mourning
OF the church He eulogiZed Pope Leo
and his work during his long pohtlllcale
ind ended with expressing the hope that
God would suggest TO the sacred COZ
lege worthy successor to Leo Alli.
After this the members OF the dlplo-
matte body kissed the hands of all the
cardinals. and especially congratulated
Cardinal Oreg!a on the sentiments he
had expressed and which produced the
best of Impressions
RING LOST.
When time came TO take the fishermans
ring from Pope Leo's finger, 1t has JUST
"a IN q al
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Steamer Pocahontas,
FEW STONES THOWNj
BUT NIGHT QUIET
CONTINUED From First rageD

this has been the case for several weeks
according TO Mr.. Orr. Tho men held
wei! attended meeting yesterday. No mors
assertions from their ranks are reported
and they are rather proud OF tho Iact
that such II small proportion OF their
number have gone back, even under the
So tmebye hour day plan The men are
gratIf!ed at the attendance and the char
acter OF the mass meeting held at the
.-cudemy Friday night, where public dis
appreciation and denuncintlon of VIOLENCE
WAS made by one of the speakers.
The Solomon Case.
The case OF Sheriff Simon Solomon, OF
Henrlco county, charged with malfeas-
ance and misfeasaHce OF ONCE, WI! be
called tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock i'll
the County Court. Judge Lewis Of Louisa.
sitting. Great interest is taken IN the
nroceedings, ana the attendance Will
probably DO very large.
Mr. Solomon Is still confident Of his
yindicatlon before the court, He will be
represented by Mr.. Hin Carter and Mr..
II. NJ, Smith, il; the Passenger and Pow
or Company by Mr., Wyndham Meredith.
and the commonwealth by Mr.. George
Bryan. Among the witnesses will be
Judge r. Ashby Wckham Comomn-
weaIth's Attorney Sands and the attor-
neys for the Passenger and Power Com
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Gif, to Col. Murphy.

Colonel John Murphy yesterday re-
ceived a letter from Mi. Charles
G orusch, Of Marlinsburg, Pa, enclosing
a dlminutivc horseshoe, the counterpart
of those recently presented By Mr,
Gorusch 10 Admiral Dewey and Sir
Thomas Upton. Colonel Murphy, sreaily
appreciates the gift and thanked ths
slyer profoundly by letter,
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The Solomon Gas g.
Academy of Medicine.

The regular meeting Of the Richmond
Academy of Medicine aud Surgery. to be
Main streets on Tuesday evening at $50
o'clock, promises to be one. OF great m
terest to the members, Judging by the
programme announced. The subject for
discussion Is aneurisn. Leaders, etlology
and pathological anatomy, by DR., w. i.
People Sympt0matoogy OF thoracio
aneursm by Or. Truman A. 4nrker.
Gelatin treatment by Or. lInnion e. VIII
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Requi EN- High Mass.
lHy Assoclated Press.l


WASHINGTON. D. O., July ga high
requiem mass was sung at ST. Matthew's
Church today IN memory OF Pope Leo
XIII. Monsignor Falcon!o. Apostolic
Delegate TO the United States. presided
and pronounced the absolution. Rev,
Father Mack!n. pastor OF st. Pauls
Church. celebrated tho mass. The ser
vice Was attended by many members Of
the corps.
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Martin and Button.

Senator Thomas S. Martin and Colonel
Joseph Button were In the city yesterday.
rhey came down TO purchase some clover
nothing to relate ine politics, Senator
Martin went home Hast night and Colonaa
Button to Virginia Beach to spend SUM
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Standing ofthe Clubs.

,,,l. rrotic worl, due
AZ netiol.' Lons ,',red hand was re.
sgponsible for Chicago's victory to-day, his.
errors figuring il DE making 1S,, Of fp p,,t
could sua not get them with men on RI ea Il. =.
score. n,#ojnnO1 III "a
CMcabo ,'''',,,,.'.'i nuelnU. White
BattelleS' hIisoil anu ,I,,,1,a O.I0 linn
F,laherty and slattery. !, TINE IL foS ~ o"'
p'''' ' -
At Clevelagd Pearson; me I woinna Ia Int
cured from. Homestead by ntI ", ~ ,e'
St, Louis down with BIN -, co, ,.nr ga,,a Ia
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

At Memphis Tne local team srr bsst S RSth
VILE TO-DAY In game p y,,ns
and DUNCAN made home fuAs' r, il. y.
Score, 30Os-7 l3
MenpGls ,..,,,,,,.,l ~
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PRINCE OF ORANGE
WON FEATURE RACE
10. ..so,I,ted Press

(By Associated PTessJ .r,,. 9.oy
pETRolr MICH. july 5 I've az ihS
last day Of the Eiue Ribbons at g. Crosse
Pointe, Prince Of orange winning VEG
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fourth heat by a head. Summaries: .,.o.
2;0S trotting. purse Sl,aN Two y, ill., IT,
hcats-Prince OF Orange won III. SCI
ond ana fourth heats and race MONT
Carlo. second; Baron dc Shay. third' BEST
time. 2:0S. o,o ~, i, three
and '1 race; Henry L., second; Mary Scott
third Best time, ZIG, ,,,,,,c-
22i trottlng Merehanntsa and M IA ,hree
hantsoRobert Nc. won two straiEhI
heats and race: He Boy, second; ROD. =
zoIa. third. Best time. 2;lo 3-4: !, three
@;o pacing, purse sl,5M o..o two and m t thIrd
heats and race: Little sauaw second &C. "a
Fannie Dilard third. Best time, - s9 three a,a;
All pacing; purse soa 1.-Two iwo straight aw1 heats
ii ,,., race. Miss Willamont. second; Byri
Wilkes Wi third. Best time, 2:o7 Ii
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THE SLUMP
CAUGHT HIM.
Continued From First Page9
they will stand by him and help him meet
his obligations he will return at ohco'
Takes Civil Action.


his obligations he will return at once
Takes Civil Action.
The only action at law taken against
hin, ,vas of a civil nature, begun III me
United states Court yesterday afternoon
~. Nv Anton II, Thiermann, through his
counsel, Mr.. Leigh r. PAGE Mp' ause
fled a petition praying that MI. iao''''s
IN adiudicated an involuntary pepkr"p''
The petitioner asks for receiver ~ ~
,bn assets Of Mr., Boiling, Tor me reasu.'
mat pending the ndjudicauo'l OF sh'n 49,, -
t .i"' nnless n receiver is appointed 20 tahe
saraa 81 the assets, there II reason 10
,.ntieSo. that the assets VIII he Wasleo,,
,ast or snuandered. The court named
ntho q. ISean receiver. Mr.. Thiermanh'
claim Is $1,000,
What Friend Aays,
A close friend of the family said yes'ef-
DAY speakins ,s o. lh tsba ,a can be learned
.tbat Mr., Boiling had been CARRYING a'hu'i'.
ber of stocks for his patrons for u year
or more. and that in Y NUMBER OF pasea
the stocks required additional marsins'
Mr.. Boiling having left town, ths Dr.
kers who were carrying the stocks iol
him were In doubt as to what dispos,tlpm
they should make of his account WIN
advice OF counsel 1t was decided !iht
the best thing for them to DO "oniu no
TO throw Mr.. Bolling's' affairs into BANK,
rlmtcy and obtain an order from the c ,n,
directing them what action to take. Inis
step was taken by one of his credilolIs'
AND IL is proposed to close out MI BOZ.
ins's stock holdings as soon as lhe cou't
may so direct. 49,
.'rhere is nothing IN the nature OF lhn
proceedings or in the charges i1laue
therein which IN any way inerlmlIls's, ~
Mr. Boiling, nor Is Mr., Blair Holiins ~
any way connected with any OF snese
viii turn OUT all right, and that little OF
no loss will be sustained by Mr.. Bolilngs
patrons, Mi, Boiling left the city, on wed,
nesdaS evening, and has not since pspl'
heard of, II is hoped that he VIII soon
return and lend his assistance IN settilhR
his affairs
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Games Monday.

Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at St. Louis.
Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
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McLelland'..,.,,. -. ,,,.,..,.,..21
Brauer''''',,' .''',' $50. ,,,..,..,- Il
Neuroir.'''.''' 49, - .'''''''',.... u
naleiRroVe' ~, .,.,.,l9
Wright..,,. :. :. :. . ,l7
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Where They Play ! Day
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

Scores Yesterday.
Washington 2, Philadelphia !,
Boston Z. New York s.
Cleveland Z, st. Louis 4.
Chicago s, Detroit 4.
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a a. SCOTT DRUGGIST TWNTY-EETH AND BROAD STREETS,
Nashville .ooO2o121 &C II 4
Batteries: French and Fritz; Nickel and
Roth. Attendance, 1,5OC.

Roth. Attendance. LOW
At Shreveport: Birmingham used two
pitchers against Shreveport to-day with
out success Keenan, was knocked out OF
the box in the fourth inning and Clark
was substituted.
Score: X. T. E.-
Shreveport ........1 003ao00.-7 10
BIrmingham 100 012O11o-5 o.
Batteries: Fisher and Page; keenan,,
Clark and Millcrlck.
Second game:
At New Orleans: 1t was a close game
to-day despite the wet grounds In the
last inning Markley was on second with
two out and the third out was made. at
second, q second before Marley reached
the plate. Keefe allowed the. run which
gave Atlanta the game and 1t was pro-
tested by Captain Wrigley.
New Orlean. 900 i 0o0000o-1 9 i
Atlanta ............O oO1 90 001-2
Batteries: Dannehower and Hurley; Ely
and Matthews.
At Little Rock: Little Rock knocked
Brennan out OF the box In the fourth In
ming to-day. Two bases on balls. two
singles. two doubles wild throw by
Brennan. and dropped ball by Clark
gave seven runs.
1., 3iSrf Rock .......7eo12ool.-1s il 8
MONTGOMERY 100 0 Q 90 90 o. 0
Batteries Watt and Lynch, Brennan,
Polchow and Clark.
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Southern Railway Building,
OBy Associated prass

lBy Associated press.)
KNOXVILLE, TENN, July 25-W. III.
Wells, chief engineer OF construction
OF the Southern Railway, to-day stated
that work had begun thirty miles south
OF this city on the construction OF the
to the Georgia line and that in North
Carolina a new company has been char
Tered, which is building toward the
Tennessee line to Wal!ahalla Branch OF
Gap line The new branch Will be 40
miles long and will give less than a
one per cent grade to tidewatcr.
Misses Mary Charlotte and Alice Grif-
fifth. With their cousin, Mrs, Minnie
Griffith Rountree. have left for Wiz
ginia Beach and Ocean View.
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THE DAY ON
THE DIAMOND
Records of the American ana
National Leagues
THE CHAMPIONS SWAMPED
ST. Louis Beat Them by Score o.
Twelve to Six--Boston Took Two
Games from Brooklyn--Chi-
cago and Cincinnati Split

Scores Yesterday.
Chicago 63. Cincinnati 3--s.
PhiIadelphia 8. New York !.
Boston fla, Brooklyn 3D.
st. Louis L., pittsburg g.
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1'oIluIu, SdpltlIl.''.'.,.
Contest for the Harris lippen Company
gold medal at fifty targets, twenty-five
In each event scores:
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Where They Play To- Day.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
81. Louis at Chicago.

Games Monday
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Ct. Louis at Chicago.
Boston at New York
philadelphia at Brooklyn.
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THE SCORE.
The score follows:
Regular shoot Twenty-Five targets In
Isl, I'd.
Event Event
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26
EXTRAS.

EXTRAS.
Targets.