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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
!. PAL Is, LADA STILL MISSING.
Believed TO Have Been I orpss-
decd and Sunk ii Battle 81
&. y on the 10th. .Il.l
{Bys Associated Press.)

s5sS TONI o. gust l6--N oon ~ ems
accrtar that the Russian prot ected cruiser
ggPallad la was torpedoed and sunk during
4 tho naval battle q August 1ot l She She
failed Is return to Port Arthur and has as
u NOT been reported since admiral ~ ogos
II flsets departed on various missions the
4 night If August 10th wien the Russ slams
sF1ctrenteJ. sE' Y 54
ssSs EeIrtcd reports from various vessels
3 ccrtinue8s,o reach Admiral 81 Togo he
4 u a ra1,ese tiestroyers and torpedo boats
S MA dc d series of ttnc. IS during the pr-
ss5!suit OF the Russian warships.
IA Orc destroyer rel ports that she hit q
vessel of tho u alladas type,,s and IT IS
II thought The vessel foundered3 nnd II Is
Il ellcyeG to be probable that the entire
A crew were either killed or drowned. 5.{
ADMIRAL Togo, in rcporting II TO the adj
q r1iiralty,5 saysFit appears certain that the
i$Pnllada was sunk t. was thought Mt
first thulSthe PaIlndn cscapcd southwark
SpyitllSthe Noyik and Aslkold, and the adj
Sr1,iralty believed sh e was conc led in the
vicinity OF the Van gtze River.
.iS TFatever her fn te, 1t Will soon be de-
& teimined. If she Is float she will speed
" Nv be reported, and Il DESTROYED II lis
4 IrobphlrE mat sorne.of her 8wrGckage will
III be found S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
THEaRETvIZAN,S FIGHT
Mas Surrounded and Fairly
Blown Out#o the
Water, Fl
~ a ssocIated press.


& CHE FOO August 16--A striking Incl.
dent Of tho naval engagement or August
10th was the surrounding OF the battle
ship Retviaan by japanese torpedo boats,
the other Russian vessels having gone
10 d the assistance OF the Cxarevitch.
which was then hard pressed, The Ret
.yizan desperately attempted to break
through tire line, and tried to ram a
cruiser which appeared but she was fairly
blown out Of her course by a, hall Of
shells from the cruisers. which began
now participation in the conflict. Every
officer OF the Czarevitch was either killed
or wounded. 5}yi 48a
y Willie tho Czarevitch was making for
lTsingtau funeral services were held In
many cases over heads, arms and legs.
One sailor whose hand was severed by
a, fragment OF shell, became craZedT by
pain and the horror Of blood about him,
He approached the captain, held out the
severed member in his remaining hand
and requested that prayer be said over II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17

! Vbnct With KuroM and the pro-
Had Yang is completely stopp
The southern Japanese columns
nleo sf,ow signs uf a forward move
meI,t, They are now within strik-
! IND distance OF the Russian south
! en-, front at Au-Shaii- Chan from
three directions. II is not regarded
ID probable here that the Russians
will make any determined resist
4 Arlce at Al-Sl1au- Chan, but will fall
back when attacked on Lilac Yang.
There are reports which come
from Chinese who have been In the
Russian lines that the bulk Of. tho
s Russian army has already been
withdrawn to Mukden and that the
Russian positions about liao Yang
are defended by not more than 2b,-s
& 900 or $1,000 men. 4. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
MOLLY BRANT BY AZ NECK
She Defeated BIZ oornstick in the
8S Stretch in a Close Contest. ls..E
z lBy.E Assoelated lI,rcss.

Il BY Associated Press l5t s}s7 III
:sAR4hTOGA;fsse. Us ..s August stretch
duel between Broomstick and Molly Brant In
tho Merchants and citi4ens' handicap tho
decision going to Molly fsrant BY a neck. Vi. 8
the feature tof to-daysB racing Africander.S;
WHO had bekn$ third NIL The wa was beaten
out Of third money by hal "a length SUM
nlaries: M q NJ 53iiss24i
IS First race;,,aeyen furlongf---A rltltha % to-
Sir I. q ~ VI, second
Second mi e--c anaJoharie $50 to
y. first: Court Maid Is to q, second. ar-s
idoph IS to- ~ third Time 1910 2-5.
Third race-fiye and one.half furlonss-l
Princess Rupert 4 To- y first. Artfnl GtoS1)8
second. Salt and Pepper f.sJ to 81 third. Time.
i :09 fs.g,5t
Fourth race--the Merchants and Citizens.
handicap. mile and n sfurpng- MOLLY fsrant
~ to p first, Brootnstick q TO 81 second Res
sgctvatlon f90 10 ~ third Time. I: 81 az.
5s8 fifth; racc--six furlonss--Jack Lory 5iIs to-
siol first Dantellon 10 10 y second, Blue Bird
40 to- AZ third. Tine ]: i3 rs. 81 i Isl 81
u Sixth race-one milo and o flriong on turf
3obadil q TO y first. 1seynote n to 81 second,
Brnnklynte 40 to- 1) third, Time, j :5o as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
SIX MEN CAPTURED u
I IN IA RAGING RAID

Especial to The Tlmes ispa tch.) w
telephones $500 and large quantity Of
racing sheets and betting slips were ga I'D 81
ed from an apartment ,o nse g q n o., 2S9
West Forty-thirds Street to The. West For-
day afternoon by Captain Idnssey ana
FIVE detectives In n raid made on an az
legged poolroom liz which Joe, Il Y llman is
said to be interested. 81 is8 s., ID u,
room and were said ia be patrons nf ~ 70
place We're allowed to co. cGordlng 10
the police, the slS men arres ted as pllll-
cipals arc the same men whose IN eng
exchange In the New York Theatre
building was among those cent ~ sup d
pressed by Police Comnlissi pner McAdoo.
No telegraph instruments we're found ~
the place, 33l9, S6g Bssk2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
THE BROWNIES
ARE CHAMPIONS.
Defeat Leaders 81 Semi les
SIGNALS in Two
5S$ States. s}Sii;

M Another victory for the Brownies!
"A thousand cranks saw the big fellows
from Stanton receive q good licking yes
Sterday at Broad Street Park. It was a
hitting game. The Brownies were In ba 81
ting humor, and IN the first inning caught
nine hits with a total OF eleven bases
and nine scores.
The rush was too much Tor Jones. and
after the bombardment he retired In favor
of Spencer. who held down the hare hit
#ters better, allowing them but nine hits
in the remainder Of the game. aS
Staunton caught eight hits, but they
were sea tered and did little go Cd. IN the
fourth bunch of three singles, q wild
pitch and q steal resulted In two runs
by Tremble and Harris. Tho third run;
was made BY rrenble In the sixth IieS
put the BALTIC short infeld. d Both Hicks:
and 1acho went for 1t. and there was a;
mix up, as the result OF which the run;
Liner safed The next man was given q
pass, and ID. Lambert sent Tremblc over
1.-THE plate on his single.
Three men got on bases In the seventh
with nobody out. The crowd thought
Fitz would 70 up in the III: but he fooled
them and eutoff 1hH rs1 man at,tnf
base, and the next man up was nailed q =,
first. III IA sl4 asS
Rose started the run getting for the
Brownies. de took a pa SIS Ind scored on
5Hlcks's two,bagger. N cEyo y \. having 9
famed in his effort to r1fice. and.
Eacho having died In making for home {;
With two men out, the bombardment
started. Eight hits came n qulck sue 81
5cesslon, and fourteen men were mt pa 81
These, with a wild throw from Harris y 70 9.
lSpencer, melted the nine runs. Is 5i & IE
In the seventh three hits and three err
md In, t1,van
McEvox started things in the ninth n /, BY
putting he sphere out for two pa gs. fttc
scored on Eacho's hit. iS n 81 : SSss Z
1sHThat was all. .3 81 5sifa
~ The grounds were In bad shape vest er-'
day. owing to the severe rains OF the
Imorning. sfs3 i55fiS s5z
The last game OF the series will be
played at Broad Street Park at q 40 * clock
This afternoon. The Brownies vii 81 ell Y
deavor to take this one also. BY. winning
the game yesterday he Brownies take
the Championship OF 81 Virginia and West
Virginia for semi profe ssional teams.
The official score follows: 3 III as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
THE

e.s
{ blown up at Chemulpo on Il ebruary 9TH
KORrI1,z (small glnhoat) blown up at
Chcmutpo to avoid captufe.
Sunk by Mines.
PETRoPAvLovsIS (battleship) 10, 96o5
tons, OH April 18th with Wee Adnlra1l
BoYARIN lprotocted crulsarl. 800 TONS
fYSNE,sEI dorpedo transport,
Damaged.
.BAy4AN (arrnored crulserat 500 tons, ais L. Z
abled BIZ mines off Port Arthur.
BO1ATYR lprotected cruiser, y $40 IONS ~ :;
went on the rocks at yladiy,ostok and
GRO oBO1 tarnlored cr,iiser0. ~ s4 topf n
badly damaged In battle q A y ~ I'LL
ROSslA (arl1ored cr,iiser). ~ 200 tons,
badly damaged In the same battle as
the Grono boi. iR5 K .5.. 5S
Damaged and #Ui1accounted For.
In the battle OF last. Wednesday the {, ! fol O
'aged, and have either gone back to. PORT POI
Arthur or. are attempting TO escape g. 70 &,
Vladivostok, with the chances largely 81 IN
1yas 81 b 'rss saiss lisa tons
POBiED A. bat tieshipj, 1914 tons.
N, o go tons tnns
bfANg So ssss
NOv11 projected cruiser 9, Soo tons; !, a. a.
way to vlndivo stok i also reported s "
In Neutral Ports.
CzAR15vITCH (battleAbip) 49, 40 tons , Il
totally disabled in battle OF A, ,Ig lo.n'
now at the Chinese port OF Tsingc chou,
to 10 disr1nntled; Admiral M1thoft and am
most Of Ibis Ulcers were killed: Y
IAS1SOLD protected cruiser). 6,l0O tons I1nEs
! BADLY damaged Iii battle Of August l [ll. n I,
now In dock at Shanghai, 5i5 III
III Losses Of 1Destroyers.
Eight destroyers were taken from Port
Arth,irl nv the late Admiral Without, the
fate 90. OF sin being as follows:
put N. Che FOO ~. aau ,,ar
4 1T $50 Az M. AZ F>rlday
BURNI, beached on Sha n #Tllng prom p
into shangth4a1in N, sat " "a
81 BEzTRAsCIINI, put Into I,singchou.
The nre SAID to have 40 LOST + 70
ships In the recent big Low pa ~
IN some Of them have been dana Ia ged Is
unknown. 2lsS d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
Bad Day for Favorites.S

5f5 sgsi4s tBy Associated Press, S . !. s
NEW YORK. August l6.-lt was sas bad day
for fayorites at tho Grand Circuit meeting
mt Brighton Beach Summaries: sa s9
a.0s pace--purse. $1,000 John N. won third
and fourth heats and race; Gallagher. second
heat, second (; Pan Michael first heat. third
ESQ trot-p,lrse. IS. 900 Stanley Dillon won IN
two straight heats: Lison Zero. second; Bonnie
Russell, third. Best time. 2:lot3-4
s.l6 trot-purse. $500. dash one and once
mles-T. ~ N. first. Lenora second,
Graydon third Time. oa4 s& ji5 # a Iii ,gs
s;2a pace--pnrse. sso0-dnsh ono Z, ana one 2. e.
bott second, Etarfhht third. Il Time, a:27 sl.4F
i EOS trot.-purse, $500. dash one and ons.
eighth mles-Caspinn first. Jay Nc Gregor se-
cond, Authoress third. Time. g. 3:so !
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The British Protest.

"a IN fBy Associated Press.) l3IlIF E94
81 ST, PETERSBuRG, August 1.-the
formal British protest against the treat
ment OF neutral ships was delivered to
the Russian government to-day. 1t fol-
lows the lines Of Foreifz, Secretary Lans-
down and Premier Balfour's recent
statements on the subject IN Parliament,
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COM ELLED 10 LEAVE.
This 81 Given as Explanation z
Sortic Of Port Arthur

4 CHE FOO August lG. s:3op, M.-To-
days soriie of the Russian warshirs
from Port Arthur is regarded as 4 con-
a ifn,aiion OF pervious reports that the
tJHTaaese have occupied an Important
lard position, the fire from which COM.
pel!sa The Russian vessels 10 leave the
4 iia,bor. II Is not certain that they re-
gtprned 10 their former anchorage after
Y he sortie. s Il
IL Junks which left PORT Arthur August
18th report that heavy fighting was con-
.stiIluing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
DIED, BUT CAME LIFE
AND is DEAD AGAIN
(By AssocIa ted Prcag. )

III, 3is Z ss X (By Associated Press)
. NEW YORK. August l6.--Thomas Nc
sIntosh,l the flower and seed dealer Of
Charleston. s. C,-who on Sunday was
pronounced deadsand apparently came to
life d short time aftenNnrd, died tonight
at the Hudson Street Hospital. The ply
slcians at the hospital have been unable
to diagnose the case, and the coroner's
office has been notified. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
SHIPS MAX AZ oRTlE.#
Russian Fleet T axes a Trip With
\ out Enc ountering the
Japanese.
!. DIV a ssociatcd Press

L tASSUEIdlCUl Is
I'M C,rI = o. IA ugu ST 60 +. # he
81 Rnssian ships a 4 Port Arthur made a
#gortie early to-day. They sal,e now be-!
ling pursued by the Japanese AS ver e
management is expected ,rS5 The ~ Japanese
fleet kept OFF some dis tance from the en- n:
Y trance OF Port Arthur during the past
i night; fearing danger. from torpedocs ii,
the darkness II; ss.
nj 8 II Al The Russians, It Is reported
aid not encounter the Japanes fleet,
#Nevertheless they returned to Port Ar a !,
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Il Hawthorne Results
-.fBy Assoelnle.dl. presa I. :

2 . by Assotlht ed s EreSa.j 81 81
rs CHICAGO, August lG,--Results III Mt Iaw.
IS First race--sx furlonxs "a lice conSm oner ia
to 81 first, bod and Anderson fib to y second,
Bcrnice rs to ~ third. Time l:I4 9.5
4. Second race-six furlonRE- whiteplliIie tb to
ID first. Don .Domo "a TO 2o) 8aecoild. Ma
3nastic II, 90 to y third. H Time. 1914.
~ Third five and one half furInngs--NA
Tr,lmr,er 40 to ID first Petite Due g to q Sacond.
SRetnrt Is to u third & Time, ! .o9. II.
3 Fourth race-niie5 and seventy yarda-Cele.;
5tyation o to 81 first, 2. r, Moore Is to Is
second, Harvey Us to - third Time. 40 49,.
Fifth rare-onc E...leT he Lao " "A to ~ first.
Princess Y to y second. Ahola 40 to al)
third. Time, 1:4l IL. III
E Sixth race-mie and seventy yards Handley,
Cross u to u first 5Ohagen q to y second
Hudson (o0 TO 1)sthird Time. ! :4i liz.
Seventh five and ole-half furlongr--i
Monte "a 10 u first. Tnmshelly Is to = second,
Allen Won 20 to ~ third. Time. ;0S tl-5.
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PROTESTS ARE FILED.
Those Of Both Russia and Great
Britain With Refcrence#to
Neutrality Violations.
By Associated Press.l

N LONDON, August t6 Ambassador Ben
kendorf, carrying out the Instructions of
iF'oreikn Minister Iamsdorfr, presented
this morning to Foreign Secretary Itans-
down an official protest for his govern
}n1ent from the land grant violation Of
law and neutrality hy the
Japanese torpedo boat destroyers at Che
Foo, The protest Is In the nature OF a
circular to all the powers, and recites
thu facts as already published
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
NON-UNION MINERS
ARRIVE AT BIRMINGHAM

b BIRMINGHAM ALA, August 16.-ffty
non-union miners arrived In BIrming ham
from Kentucky fortnight, and will 80 NO
work for the SIoss-s Sheffield Steel and Iron.
Company atthe Brookslde mines. The
withmo hopes OF an early settlement. The
operators are making determined efforts
to open their mines with non-unlon labor,
but so far comparatively little coal has
been mined. 1t Is reported tonight hat
the opera tors have contracted for 1000
miners to be brought here from West
Virginia and Kentucky, 5e5ssls5 ~ q 4
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g. II. ROsLEY,
District Passenger Agent.
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SECOND PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
EXCURSION TO

H Y FRIDAY, sAU ia ST 10TH, y b IL 3
VIA NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY,
'THREE DAYS IN THE MOUNTAINS,
speciu, fast &ain will leave Byrd Street
station, 1910 noon, Friday. AUGUST lsth,a
stopping only at Lynchburg. Bedford
ely, Montyale, Blue Ridge and Roa-
poke. Returning, leave Roanoke 1890
noon. Monday, August 22d, making same
stops, thus allowing three days In the
mountains.
Tho round trip rate will be only 81 to
I.ynchburg and % TO all other points
named. Children under 70 years old half
OF above rates. This excursion will be
run by the Norfolk and Western Rail
way Company and will ssbe given spe.
ela attention by its representatives
For full particulars apply 10 John %,
Wagner, city passenger agent. sss East
Main street: w Steele. ticket agent,
Eyre Street Station, Or
q. II. EOSLEY,
"a sfs District Passenger Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
Two Houses Sold

Mr.. III. A. McC,lrdy,, auct ioneer,s yes
terday afternoon made two PUBLIC sales,
The first was the houso,at No. 500 Mouth
Boehllng for $1,000, The other PROF erty.
No. 2127 O Street, was sold to WashingE
ton Bottoms for $685., .t #
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! Heavy Rain at Mukden.

Ill my Associated Press,
Sf NfUKDIN, IS August 16. There has been
d steady downpourlo of rain fol. two days.
ana thc roads are becoming heavy. N
j apanese movement has been reported
southeast Of this city, but the japanese
are reported to be working around TO the
westward OF NIukd en- 3$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
TIE Diana at Vladivostok.

fEy Associated Press.)
ii, LONDON, August i8.--A dispatch 10 a
fnews agency from ST. Petersburg says
n naval officer has telegraphed 20 his
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Tie Noyik Sighted.

lI3y Ass0cIaIuI IItss - -
! c3rrespopdent Of the Daily Mall says
mat the cruiser Npvik OF the Port Ar
thnr squadron has been sighted Of, the
Strait az Vandiemen. steering. for Yladt-
5ypstok 9f3}3 ID n 81 y. NJ s
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FORBES ] /. !; VERY 4
IN JAIL MI:
Continued from First Page.) 3&s3.5;ts
peopc II, an "a around the villag are 5d do
ir1r ali IN their power for he SUI feriillg


ma rl.s III 4 HE y 81
FRIENDS or the young IMAM are gravie 10y!
comprehensive 81 his recovery. SIN ceAthe
conditions are such as to make q e1lnsssSt
hts best physical nterests The jail fs5is
an, old one, . ha s Swo od en- floors, q old anu
dec aged IN places; !. and, Will g. 1T ts Kept
as scruMll ously clean as soap and brush d y
can make it,Byet there Is thing about
tho building to suggest an unhysleenlc5
condition. ast g5j88tSi'!! III
3Is WATER BAD.
IT Il, a matter Of speculation as to how
Young rorbes contracted the Tread dis
ease. hi. board Is good. II He is supplied
from the table OF the 48 spenc Ger otel,E
which Is noted for It's good ia ble. Some.
think 1t is the water which &he is 81 p
piled with; and thlsgi is probably the case
During the trial last month many Of the
visitors, including a number Of the law
$yefs IN ga ged s5 In the cas- comp aimed
:consid erably about the wal ter e the pla ce,
and before the court &C journed, quite
ia number of people were taking medi-s
cine. y =; IA
II is thought that { the case should
become more serious, friends Of I'LL the7-
young ma ii win 4 make an attempt to
have him removed from the jail s. 9 IN.
moro lygienicla and comforta BILE place
q However, no steps have been tai ken in
this direction SO fnr. rs & n. ti3$s
NOOLDRIDGEsI IN "A BAD WAY. Al
Mr.. u. II c. Woodbridge who II is in MI
another cell s3ln4 the jail, As also COM
planning considerably. He has been &un-
well for. some time, though 3 it is not
thought that lie lis threatened with fever
However. he may develop$a case It is
said tina " his heart action is very weak
and that It cannot DO felt to beat; and
his pulse cannot he found. a. A physician
told your correspondent to-day that, his
condition may be due to a. serious new
GUS complications Ills condition is also \
regarded as "a erious. f3 He, s. we'll as
Charley Forbes, has been used all his
life tO$slrenuousaS GU door activity, and
confinement has told upon him. Wool
bridge Is a. man not yet y sixty years OF
age. Since his confinement he might
well he taken for a. man ten years older.
His nerves are terribly shattered.
Both men are receiving as good atten-
stion as can be had at the hands sofS
{neighbors. friends and Ulcers; and if:
good attention can bring 1T about. their
complete recovery may 8l'c looked Il for.
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Torpedo Boat Destroyers.a

tByi Associated Press,
ST. PETER SBURG August 16,---Tle
contracts With tho overnment obi aimed
hy8 Lewis IN ixo Il, T. Nsw Y orb, include
the sconstructionSof#s several i TORPEDO boat
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lShe WAS. Sunk.

fEys sAssprlht EFT Press. ) 6
issss CHE roc. Angus 49, p. MA cred-5
liable report states that the Russian
protected cruiser Pallada was sunk by
4 torpedo during I he en- engagement on the
n =, e nj " az August lot h, sis 4ft
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Japanese Ship Sunk.
WANT 0 ''RU 5 4 TROOPS.
Chinese r always Asked to take
az, 900 ''Tro ops StoS Shan
Hal KWarl. 8,
-fI,r. AsaocIntedI -P]E,ress.l

M ga Y, By Associated Press.S #
{8 PF5KIN, August III 8 a.. NJ THE Chinese
railways have been asked 81 II they have
sufficient rolling stock and how quickly
they can transport N, 900 troops to Shan
Hal ISwana
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WARD AND WRIGHT WIN.
Capture Double Tennis Charnpi-
onship, ID Defeating Collins & Little
b lRN a ssoniat ed Pr,a,,sla,.l

(By Associated Press.) # se .5 Il q.
ss NEWPORT, r. II, NJ August ~ III Ward
and Il b. q. Wright won the double tennis
ehampionship Of america to-day BY a bril-,
Little and through the default Of the poherty3
Brothers az England, IS . "a:
and though he did yell. he could not stand
the clever attack Of the wlnnty coliinsi
was the most brilliant OF the four players
Wright. Sf I'M II I'm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-17
Standing of the Clubs.
8Pittsb1urg Takes Both.

N EEyysEY ORK.lS4 August 1e..-Pittsbnrg gave
promise &C making a. dcternine effort for
the championship by taking both games OF a5
double header from ne New York team
hero to-day. Fl W. H. ;3soI
4 First game: IN y
~ Score: 7.S$ S8tf y. H. FL
pit sburg . III. 3 o o OIL ii
New York n. \: y. o o 01 o VI o.
IA Bntteries: Fiaherty and Cnrisch; Matthew
son. rWltse and Bowerman.5 Umpire, John
stone. So Time, q ;55. 3 & u 4 VI
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The Phillies Outplayed.

iI,HII.ADELPHIA,33l.A ugupt sls, THE locals
were outplayed in all departments to-day.
First game; 583i js9 n S5 81 .5 4 III I.
z Score " All sSS .5S 5ss ~ i. n. r.
Phtladeiphia. 10 % o. I q 00-1 -
Batteries: Nichols and q Grady; Frazer and
Roth. Time, 1880, Umpire, Emslle i4s
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Egaia Sets New ord.

999a E(By Associates q ress1 3I7 N
IIIGIILAhD III PARK, XII IT,, August ". -
iFinishing in the d fterrpon round OF tho 5auali-
Tying play OF the western golf cham plonehipy
With a "a, II. Chandler Eean got g total q
IA for the day. setting q record for me
championship that may never be approached.
HIS morning round was 10 s9s5 WI 8ssf3 Y
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SPECIAL RATEs r o LYING AND
Il RETURNiviAss OUTHE RN n AlLWAY, q

: Account OF Confederate Yeterans' Re-
union, Lynchburg Va, the Southern Rail-
,wayiwill sell special tickets to Lynchburg
and return at rate of one fare, plus Is
cents rnte from Richmond, $500. Tickets
on sale September 18th and l4th., with re-
turn limit September 18th.
s5 C. W, WcsTBURY. ID. p. A,
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The Score by Innings.

Brownies 3 oa q o 3
y Summary Two base hits----M cEIYoy,
Hicks. u ones. Sacrifice hit cEYoy, Sto-5
len bases Rose. Nc E,yoy, ia Gho (2l An
tllony, spencer, Lambert p 9
Hicks to McLeapy to Anthony, "a liz to
aMcL.eaYys to Anthony. Bases on bal ls--off
SFltz, q !; off Spencer. loft q ones, II Hit
by, pitched ballsT-M elSyoy. Jones. Struck
5. Time Of game, 1;5o. Umpire. Bender,
Attendance, 1000. n i I'm
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SHIPS LOsT5 AND DANA GED. !.

Statement, Showing How leo'w the
Two Navies Have Fared
During the, Mar.
During the Russo Japaie,se war the re.
spectlye losses in warships have been as
follows: If
Japan,
Tons,
IfA,rsI1SI, ttleshIp) II n. 1000
MIYAIiI15 (pf0tected cruiser) ..,... .....8 ECO
YOslIINO lprptected cruiser ........ i,spo
Tnrpedo boat Nc, AZ,
Ali We're sunk ~ mines except the
Yoshino, which way rammeds by the IA
suga,
Losses 81 Russia,
n The Russian losses include tile follow
Ing vessels sunk In battle:
RlEHIK, tarmnreed cruiser, los4Q tons,
Itamimura's squadron on August 18th.
T4Al.IAIlA tprotected cruiserl, 8, go IONS
tospedoed In the engagement with ToSo's
fleSt IN August 10Th.
yARIAG lprotected cruiser, 6,a0 tons.