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NOTICE.

5F City Auditors Office,
Richmond. Va. Sept. 60 1905
HOLDERS OFF, REGISTERED3 AND
5 COUPON BONDS OF the City Of Rich
mond, Va. maturing OCTOBER LIST,
4 1904. are hereby notified to present them
at this office for REDEMPTION, rs they
will cease to bear interest from that
date EDyV. j. WARREN, Auditor
and Sect'y. Board Sky. Fund Comm rs.
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FOR SALE.

IF YOtj DON'T BELIEVE THAT OUR
prices, on furniture are the lowest come
In and we WILL prive 1t to YOU. ON, ex.
In Richmond carrying q flrst-class STOCK
+ OF furniture. and you get the benefit X
/ you buy here. OSTRANDER'S, 2os W..
Broad Street.
si7o FOR "A THREE HUNDRED AND
fifty dollar piano. Why? It's been used
short time the party bought an eight
took this piano as part payment FER
GuSsON BROS, II West Broada
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CHAIRS REsEATED AND REED FUR
niture repaired; the only place In the
city where you CAT, have .your baby
s s1srnsss rsp"gna e pp
WILLOW AND RATTAN WORKS. No.
400 North Seventh Street. E3t5
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED SALESWO-
men In all departments; permanent posi-
: lions guaranteed 4 applicants satisfac-
tory. Apply, to MANAGER, Miller L.
Rhoads.
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TEN CENT MUSIC; TEN CENT MUSIC.
'l Latest popular airs. instrumental and
vocal: classic gems by the masters; a II
for ten cents. Address THE CALBE
VI COMPANY Sheet Music Department,
Richmond, Va. "a $S ri
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SllU ATOM WANI'ED-Male

WANTED. BY AN HONEST AND IN
.telllgent man. WHO Is out Of employment
through no fault If his own and who is
not afraid Of work, 4 position where he
can demonstrate his worth. can give the
Very best of references; willing to begin
5sat small salary. Address HARD
d WORKER, this Office.
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CARRIAGE HARDWARE.

c A}RRIARG E IIARDWARE-BUGG
Tops, Cushions. Coach Paint-in fact,
anything for the vehicle. NOT South
Fourteenth Street. ]. W. WHITE &
il SON. 5t$f II Is Fi s85 III
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BoARDING-HoUsEs KEEPERS WILL
find pr ces very low at DRINKARD:s,
on cakes, bread and pies: save 20 per
cent. No. 423 IL North Sixth, III B N
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FOR sALE-FAM1LY HORSE, RUBBER
!. Trio Buggy and TInrness; horse eight
years old, sound and gentle, any lady
can drive buggy good MS now: will sell
cheap. Address HORSE, Carrier 4Ss
d Station 3, city, F 9 9 lts4
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NEW ART STORE.
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At g s. S.

t'fs M ~ ACo Nj a re- Tie best IA ti,er
beds to sleep oni 22.a Venable Phone /
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ON ACCoUNTSOF ADDlTIoNALIB
ness interests in Baltimore VII! sell
"a csts In the we'll established clothing and
furnishing goods business Of Woodward
& Cofer. Newport News. Va. Address,
y with references M. G. WOODWARD, 52o4
& w. Camden Street, Baltimore. Md.
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2 PIANOS AND ORGANS.

DO YOU NEED "A PIANO FOR YOUR
School? Exceptionally bargains In sligh hit
4 " used Instruments Pianos Of our own
famous line and other standard makes.
Call or write to us at once. Well make
terms to SHIT you IN over case. Write
2 or call to-day. THE CABLE CO., Rich
Il rnond Va. 4s5 slssts'at s .t5t 5g 54ttAF
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YOUR CIIANcE-A HANDSOME PA
no made over as good ms new, up-to-
date: it Is here and you can take 1t
for $3.50. FERGUSON BROS, II vi
Broid. IA
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GALLERY ON BROAD
$3.50. J.. w. ANDERSON, i II. Ninth st.
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THE NEW EXTRACTS.
have an individuality which others lack;
tho straight full measure bottle. Eu1r-
antee rs to purity on every packs ge;
unioS<l quality and strength and a,
natural fruit flavor. e
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HARM 1SS REP ALT e r.
L Come prepared to work. "Apply 40
Brook Avenue. ~ i
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WIRING or ALL KINDS DONE NEAT.
~ and quickly. Call and sec our novelty
display YOU should have Parker cleo
trio button, showing him III true colors.
Hurrah We sell them. Ever ready
goods: batteries for all Kinds. ELEC.
TRIO NOVELTY APPLIANCE Co,
I FlVe-Ten e. Main Street.
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DENT ISlR5Y.
{ MISCELLANEOUS.

H. fDESPORTES, DID. IS, DENTIST
CPS e. Main Street. Phone 208.
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WANTED, ACTIVE PARTNER WITH
1000 or 5000 dollars to engage with me
ness Would prefer: one who could take
& charge Of books and finances. (Young
E man h preferred.) Must be f1rst-class
care Tjn1es-DIspatcf,E * 81 go. AZ RI 1900
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VIRGINlANs& no SUB:
scribe to THE sTI1RCEN-
. TENNIAL, a monthly maya zine,t de-
voted to the jamestown Exposition; An
nual subscription. so cents. Mail to-
WALSH PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond Va. 44ts
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WANTED, A SPECIAL & PARTNER
4 with $4,000 in manufacturing business
& with guarantee Of is per cent. yearly;
all correspondence strictly. confidential:
reference. Apply BUSINESS. care this
( office. VI ttE n
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PHARMACIST WANTED AT ONCE:
8 references, p. o. Box 96. Hampton, Va.
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&uPHoLsTERlN0,

AND OTHER FURNITURE
reuphols,ered In the best man \ er;
largest selection, OF the ates coverings
IN tile city; mattresses made % order;
old ones made over equal to a new. .
JACOB LlIMLAUF. 7o5 w Main Street,
Phone 1902. 81
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FALL STOCK OF BOYS AID GENTS
Shoes just opened, in III styles and
feathers. at SPEs,NCE'S, SIS East Broad
Street.
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ASK FOR RussELL's AHTl-RoACH
Powder; positively destroys wo ter bugs
will be mailed on receipt of price by w.
II F. EANES, Twenty-nfth and Leigh.
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WANTED, IN PRIVATE FAMILY, A
teacher Of experience to teach girls the
usual English branches. Latin and
Music. B. w. Blanton's, Va.
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WANTED, a GOOD DRIVING HORSE:
must be Of good appearances and perfect
" safc Address 1909 Il. Main street
(upstnirs.)
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III MRS PIANOBUYER WILL CALL
at FERGUSON BROS. II w. Broad.
she can certainly be pleased both with
price and p ano we have four big
piano bargains for this week.
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COLD WAVE is COMISG WINDOW
Glass at THE BRUCE HARDWARE
& COMPANY, No. SOB East Marshall St.
Phone 1923. $ u VI q IA
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COME IN AND LOOK ATE3 OUR STOCK
OF Single and Double- Barrel Guns. We
can give you some special bargains
p BRUCE HARDWARE COMPANY. No.
EOS East Marshall Street E
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CHARLES u. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY
at Law has removed his office to Room
49, Chamber of Commerce Building.
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PRICE & co. SHOW
4 the correct things In Gloves for fall
and winter; good Gloves at $1.0o. PENS
BERTON.& PRICE & co.
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sH EL!,E. oT FALL Go0Ds Ar r
you. Remember you can open an account
Il you wish. and that our prices are
+ the lowest. OSTRANDER'SSS 200 West
4 Broad. b
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SITUATION WANTED, Female

MlDDLE.AGEI, Lady DESIRES POSI-
ton as housekeepcr or companion or
In linen room: has had experience: ret
erenoe given. Address HOUSEKEEP-
Err, .Whitlock's Store, Station I3, R!ch-
Inond, Va.
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sCHooLsTEACHERs, }ATTENT1ON-D
you want q good square plano for prac-
some magnificent square pianos which
4 can be bought at exceptionally low prices
and on easy terms: terms In fnct. as
THE CABLE COMPANY.
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YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT AND
{ two years experience, desires position
English branches and beginners in
R.usic. Address X. ", Ellerson's. Va.
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ORDERS Solicited TAY:
LOR & TAYLOR PRINTING CO., No. !.
I Governor Street. Richmond. Va.
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR
Street, NJ. G. COPELAND C co. - ->''A
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WATCH REPAIRlNo.
BAKERY.

THE REASON WE HAVE a GOOD
bread Is because We use the best nln
terIals modern nethods. sklllful work.
~ men and Insist on absolute Cleanliness:
give us a trial and see. NEW YORK
BAKERY. 40 w. Broad Street. Phone
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A RUBBER TOP AT $3.50: A LEATHER
Quarter Top al Sl2,: Cushions at any
Write for prices. j.. w, WHITE q
SON, No. Z South Fourteenth Street.
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The Tee-Dee Money Prize.

The first prize Money was won last wce
Hill Soldiers picture
below The other prize pictures poems
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NEW SwEAvEs IN DRESS GOODS, IN
3 Guiding the new. Mohairs: tho range is
large. from 75c. to $500; just opened
&PEMBERTON,IPR PRICE eco.
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WANTED, GOOD sALEsMAN TO
handle our belt dressing; good oppor,
tunity for the right man, Address sERO
SPECIALITY co. Cleveland, y.
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CARPETS, CURTAINS AND SHADES.

INVF1TE 81 9OOH TFNEFVo94T$lHI H0T'NOEo'
Shades made to order; Awning stored
for thu winter free OF Charge. g. f.
K NORVEIL. I'll n. Sixth street. Phone
AS6. g. n Z
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WANTED, POSITION BY LADY, WITH
references. experienced in stenography
and general Office work.: reasonable
hours and fair salary. Address FAlTli-
Full WORKER, care this Office.
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s.. B. ADKINS & co... BOOKBIEDERS
& Printers. Fine work AT low prices.
" No. 4 and 6 Governor Street Phone,
2ss,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. n

DRINK "A BOTTLE OF COCA-COLA; At
all stands. groceries and saloons.
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HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR Z
& of tho estate OF the late Mrs. EL1L.A-
BETH PHI1LAN, I hereby request al
parties having claims agairsts said estate
ticated for settlement. Parties indebted
4 to tho said estate will please settle with
the undersigned as promptly as 20 ss!bie. 4
q John KELLY, Twentieth and Main s &.
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TRUNKS,

WANTED. YOUR TRUNK REPAIRING.
4 RICHMOND TRUNK LlfG. CO.. COS
Brook Avenue. Phone 1854
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BUY ANTIQUES or BlGGs; GET
original pieces at lowest PRICES; salts
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#rHTa .rsf ~

.NUDD, THE JEWELER, TELLS YOU.
what your watch needs before he does
watch with him for reliable work all
work Guaranteed; 222 y. Broad Street. q.
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. ing by taking Best Dyspepsia Cure;
sold wholesale by Owens & Minor, Pow
ers-Taylor Drug Co., Bodeker Drug Co.,
Purcell, Laid & CO.. and by retail drug
"a gsts at "a cents bottle. .
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CLOCKS REPAIRED AT Low PRICES.
Send postal to NUDD, Jeweler. 222 II.
y Broad Street, and he Will send for
them. Don't forget NEDD. "A ~ Il
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COAL, WOOD AND ICE. J

FOWLER'S, THE NEW VI EXTRACTS
Once tried, always used. y 81,
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ACHER-WANrED. AS VISITING
teacher. two or three hours reg lar
work in a school or in private family;
English, Mathematics French Latin,
Music; good city references; best tes-
timonials. Address TEALaER, 26o2 Il.
Broad. 2
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MAIN SPRING IN YOUR Watch.
+ guaranteed two years. 50c.; no other
place in the South ut this price. MUD,
Jewclcr. 222 e. Broad.
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BEST DYSPEPSIA CURE. {

THE SECRET OF GOOD PASTRY, ICE
cream. etc.-FO WLlCF'S ttETNTRACTS. a
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FOR EARLY FALL, WHY NOT BUY
n one OF those Royal Heaters 4 VIII
make your fuel bill less. Only s3.9S.
IS BRUCE HARDWARE co.
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WANTED.

WANTED, FOR MUSEUM, CoEFED-
also historic relics, I'LL kinds state par.i
ticulars and pricei Address NJ PEROr-
tt, $50 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washing-
ton, D. c., t
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OLD HAIR MATTRESSES MADE OVEI
equal to new by ADAM DIACONT, zoe
Venable Street, Phone 2556 40
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500 WILL BUY YOU IA $500 WATCH
See N UDD, Jewclcr. o22 E. Broad st
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NEWEST EFFECTS IN LACE CUR;
tains. at smallest cost you ever saw for
the values. as low as $I0) tho window
PEhiB ERTON. PRICE u CO.
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CALL AND BE CONVINCED-A FINE
e. collection OF original Antiques at low
prices. l.. n. ARNALL, ais Brook Ave-
nue.. Ii
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SIPS FOR HALF CORD KlLN-DlIEDs
kindIing VI God. delivered. s'oas or 'nllone
j. ID, LACY for. cheap cooking fuel
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ANTIQUES II u

MOORE's GREATEST COLLECTION
choice Mahogany Furniture, Brass Fcnd-
ers. Andirons: Antiques OF every de-
scription: l0l7 semmes Street, Manchcs-
ter. after 5 P. Nj.
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SOLICITORS Z sALEsMEN

a N TED. sALEs-.aN,
already engaged In travelling to sell
Linseed OIL and Paints az side line In
8 virginia. and Southern States; no sam,
Piles needed Address Box 55S. Rich
tnond. Va.
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NJ IL SIC TEACHER, ATTENTION
4 Full supply OF ten cent music, THE
CABLE COMPANY, Richmond, Va.
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ANXIETY
is FELT IN ENGLAND OVER THE
MALAcCA lNcIDENT-STATE-
MENT FROM BALFOUR.

LONDON, July 25.-In the House
of Commons this afternoon Premier
Balfour stated that The Malacca IN
had given and was still giving
the government great anxiety; but
he thought the signs ~obtainable por-
tended a favorable issue.
The Suez canal convention, he said,
provided that a war prize might be
taken through, the water way SO there
was no breach of law committed
when this was done with the Malacca.
The premier requested that all cues
regarding the status#of the vol
unteer fleet bepostponed untiIsnego-
tiatfons with Russia had been closed.
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GOT BUSY
DID THE RUSSIAN VLADlVOSTOCk.
SQUADRON YESTERDAY.
SANK THREE VESSELS
AND CAPTURED AN
OTHER.

YOKOHAMA, July 25.-The Russian
~Vladivostocil squadron. while off 1dzu
on Sunday. sunk the British steam
ship, Knight Commander, bound from
New York, after having transferred
the crew to the British steamship
Tsinan, which arrived here this morn
ing.
The Russian squadron also sank two
japanese sailing vessels; captured a
German vessel, believed to be the
steamer Arabia, having on board a
cargo consisting of three thousand
tons of -four, and a British steamship,
the name of which is not as vet known,
and which was SEM to EIadivostOck.
The Knight Commander was a
steamship of 2,7l6 tons net register,
and sailed from New York on May
sixth. She was last reported as hav-
ing sailed O SINGAPORE on June 25
for Manila, Shanghai. etc. h was
commanded by Captain Durant.
The Arabia is probably the Ham
burg-American line steamer of that
name, which sailed from Portland,
Oregon, on July third, for Yokohama
and Hong Kong. She is a vessel Of
2.SCS tons net register, n is COM
manded by Captain Basic.
LONDON, July 25.-Diplomatic and
official circles are to-day greatly puz-
zled over the purpose Of the Russian
Vladivostocl cruiser squadron which
has been in japanese waters for sew
eral days past and since Saturday in
the neishborhood of Toxic and Yoko-
hama. In some quarters it is believed
that their ultimate object is to seal
up the harbors of Yokohama and Toxic
and prevent the passage Of all ship
ping out or in. Or, again, it might be
that they are merely lying in wait for
any vessels from Europe Or America
which might have contraband on
board, bound for the Japanese capital.
This latter belief is given the great
er credence, but even in the light of
this explanation the sinking Of the
British steamer Knight Commander,
remains a mystery. Such action
would hardly be warranted even in
time of war.
+. The seizure of the Ardova by the
Russian volunteer cruiser Smolensk
has drawn attention to the operations
of these volunteer ships in the Red
Sea. 1t is not expected that the Incl
dent will mount to much, however.
1t is believed the Russian govern
ment's decision to stop all Interior
ence with shipping by these cruisers
had not yet been communicated to the
commander of the Smolensk when he
Ordova was seized. When such notl-
ication has been given the Ardova
Will doubtless be released, and per-
mitted to proceed on her way.
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35c for each
soc SIX. g. E." Boys
Waists.

Blouse aud straight waists light
and dark colors, with and without
collars.
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ale. Mondays and Tuesdays
Second Floor.
Remnants
On The Second Floor.

Everything in Table Linen, under
81 yards in length, goes in the sale
as a remnant-also odd dozens of
napkins.
Then you will find tables full of
Ginghams, Madras and Galatea
Cloths, Silkolines and all kinds Of
Draperies. There is also a 10 per
cent. reduction on Women's-Ready-
Made goods on this floor.
Lots OF things are half price.
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.FAIRM0NT BOYS ARE
REGAINING REPUTATION
THE RHiLADELPHiANS PROVED
AN EASY MARK FOR THE LO-
GALS ON THE HOME
GROUNDS.
BOTH SATURDAYS AND YESTER-
DAVIS GAMES WE'RE INTER
ESTiNG FROM OUR POINT
OF VIEW.

1t seems that ove~rconfdence causes
the loss of many games for Fairmont
and Saturdays contest firmly estab-
lished his theory in the minds of the
fanatics.
The entire team thought that a
good showing against the C1airmont
Athletic club, of Philadelphia, would
be about the extent of heir glory; in
stead they Overwhelmingly defeated
the Quakers, Z to 0.
Harry Blumming, the quiet young
~lefthander. pitched marvellous ball
and his support was brilliant, Adam
son accepting fourteen chances clean
at second and the whole outfit per-
forming like big 1eaguers."
He had good curves after the first
two innings and splendid control all
the way. He shot 'em over in all fiji.
a thing a whole lot Of youngsters dc
not possess. Besides striking six
men out, he allowed but seven hits
four OF which were decidedly
"horseshoey" and when a pitcher
fields a bunt fast enough to start a
sizzling double he's there. That's eA-
actly what he of the port paddle did
in the fourth inning.
Several times wheI, it loked bad
and the visitors were in imminent
danger of scoring he kept right at
them and never allowed a run and
only two men saw third; one of these,
Patterson, hit one to left which nearly
everyone seemed to thiEH was foul,
nx-cnr- YI1 ,,r,Diro fnr. fr,,o -,. 81.
T. McGarvey hit ore to Adamson
too hot to handle, but Bryson. by a
magnificent throw, caught Patterson
at h plate.
Conway was cen for the first
time this year in a Fairtnonc uniform
and did just what he usually does,
accepting fourteen chances at first,
scored two runs, had a double and was
robbed of a long hit. incidentally that
robbery wa the feature OF the game
and just about the feature: of the year.
Big Bob started on between middle
and left labelled for three bases. Lit
the visitors, scudded after the err
rant sphere and while on a lead run
got it, high in the air.
what the spectators ENJOY IS thoSe
fast. doubles which the infleld INDUCES
in at every opportunity.
While the score shows but three
errors for the visitors, yet every mis-
play by them counted in the run-set-
ting.
Take it all in all, this was just
about the most soul satisfying game
of the yea Every man of them was
up on his toes with the air pregnant
with a delightful odor of ginger. They
ate everything in sight, only over
looking two bets, both easy.
y rumor was circulating around to
the effect that the management: had
expressed their intention of handing
Il a few releases which may have
had something to do with the excel
lence of their performance. but after
it was all over such talk would have
been sacrilege.
Both Drumming and Fisher will emf
5phaticaIly do" The latter had moth
Ing TO doBin theSfield. but at bat and.
on the bases he tsshone.aahaFin two.
hits and scoring aSruns and his ability
to- sprint caused sensationam ong
The spectators.$ 8 All
s5as &s aS&s@S 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-25

THAT DELIGHTFUL FLAVOR
given by the juices OF luscious fruits.
ripe and fresh, makes Jim Martins
soda so popular. The act that all
these syrups are absolutely pure ap
peals to everyone's good sense who
values health. The water used is pure
also, and there is no Summer beve--
age so wholesome and delicious. Try
a glass of soda with his delicious ice
cream at the
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TRAIN
CAUGHT
UNKNOWN MAN WAS kiLLEp8EY1
NO. aTHIs MORNING NEAR
RouGHT$HERE..

An unknown Observation-Disclosures
an awful manne Just aboFe#F1ufchirs
son this morning. AS passenger train
No. 8 was coming aroundta curve
man was seen just ahead, sittingbn
the track. The next Instant 1ie train
struck him. When the crewaefspicke
him III his headswas enfireIgseutt#sofT
and mashed to pieces and heWas otis
erwise cut up. Observation-Disclosures
brought to this city and Undertakers
Musgrave conveyedathenl q hist ay
Tors on Monroe street..8ANs$p III rseag1 who
happened to be at Observation-Disclosures
the remains We're hand1edsbg
ployes of the railroad q
careless and that rnangs
women and children saw hen,when
a would have
of sight. No one seemsto
thing about who$the man is%#aGn$hfs
arm is some stattooing.s#and
other things is tSzabo Peter This.
may be the mans name. AnSssItaIian
who saw it says thatsthe language
Arabian and it IS believed thatthe
mar was a Syrian Observation-Disclosures
had no outfit wits him When killeas
The remains viii be@@5keptssSa
morgue for a few daysoruntilssens
one claims them.
John Leader an Interpreter@MeIsS
known here, Observation-Disclosures
name is Peter Szabo, IND that$he@sWa
a miner sliving##at ViroIasssHesslsags
a wife and family:Th WiresbstWeennS
place and his city isaeWnsand
no5word could Observation-Disclosures