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The Lexington advertiser., 1904-08-18

II ERE, then. is the will of God con-
! !! cerning us, that we be holy even
as He Is holy. and to be perfect as
He is perfect. But. You say, God has
appointed US a task impossible to per-
form. And surely 1t would seem SO
in the face Of the sin and failure OF
men from Adam down to the present
time, But let US look into the mat
ter little more deeply to see II God
has provided q way out of the diff
Guilty. Surely 1t is not unreasonable
for me as q father to lay upon my
son task which Is beyond his skill
and strength to 'do,iH ! provide q
The Lexington advertiser., 1904-08-18

changing them for mere sport.
"I'm going to cut across the pass"
he said. followed him at distance.
I was not exactly a tenderfoot, even
In those days, but had something Of
the preacher in my nature, and 1t was
liable to crop out at inopportune mo-
lnents.
What in the devil did Zilk want to
Eill Jim Dowly for, l asked myself.
Zilk was first-rate fellow and an or
nament to the camp, and the girl
wasn't worth it.. Here he was getting
ready to throw up his best chance in
life, and his soul along with 1t, for
a scamp who wasn't worth the powder
he would waste on him. l quickened
my pace as my argument got the bet
ter of me, and overlook my man be-
fore he had made the first turn toward
the pass. sa. al. /.
""Well? he asked, laconically.
Whats up, Zilk?" said, just as II
I didn't know. ST
! was. a slendeT chap at the time, and
was supposed to. have tendency
toward consumption Zilk put his
hand on my shoulder, and his grip
made me vince. s}..F
I'm going to do the only decent
thing / ever did in my life," he said,
"and I shan't nesa asy company to
help me out" .@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
PREPARING PETITION.
q Understood Receiver Cameron
zy7-f5 To- Stems I1une5IatelY.

Ia Hl5 i 81 j = X
VIII Take Steps Immediately.
Is ..,s.oaa ;:sas ssssJrge
j.. ss2sa-sd rscsassr tor ne &c
Ss-gS1.ss Passenger s-a5 sE'sssr S-Ea.t,I sasls
~: ~ Ju5ge NJ y riz:.z1, 81 Tie l0.s'szra-
.fr- s-ss.s:1 et Fe.=s-s5l,.E4 Is 7retssr:ng
MS rsts1io- q. Intervention 70 De pre-
.srtss 10 rssogn:Ls ne 51.lsGacisaa q
the state C.s,.-t. zzs1 thzl IL tarn tas
property ere: 20 lie reees.s- a-it tii.s-a
charge t:lvss ,ss.ss-lf. appointed Sy hin
sp- LIE and asso.sz1sd I-o,ts-t1t=s. \. can
wsIsss counsel for the Virginia f'aEsea-r
gs and FeBA Co-nEszay arr p+s<S 's's-I
caring .ise.ar appeal 10 .he su1re.ra c.or:t
OF Aycsasa OF Virginia in The sa,ne Casa
y il, tbs event the cl.e;-Te-atioa petition
is -rssen.aS 10 -EaSss Ws41ill cry lime
1oo,,. the c2Es MI ~ s.rg1sd bssore him
ard he MIL s...nsss'' grant or oEaY Ihs ,r,-
u.lon IL axe sse-1t ssiat he continues
l.. authority t.ls -eG,sissrs named hg lirs.
,he STATE ao1stss sssssfaf7t,. NIL appeal the
case 10 isae Esztssa States fssrcss.i Court
OF = ppeals o. ulay ask t.at cpr,t 10 en-
Join the rece1ge-srs 1aEissd by JS.sgs
Waddsn from interfering Hisa iaos@
named by tins Court That would o2ea
UP the entire Greatsvn. Va saea. q cas%
the petition for i.1.pct!eu might pc pre-.
ten,ed either 10 Judge Satnsa Con ar
Judge Jeter c. Prstsnar5. ADD re acta3
upon by him without ceizyr ort il ei:ber
act, ne mus, do 70 La his capacity ~ N
appellate Judge
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A APPLICATION. N.
FOR; CONTROL: |.
George Cameron, j., 70 Apply 70
the United States Circuit
Court.
A CONTINUOUS PERI 0RMANC.E
Circus Manager Refuses to Pay
Double License and IS Sns-
tanned by Judge Mullen.
Special to Tie -Dispatct.)

SPECIAL to TIE unsatisfactory
PETERSBURG, VA August 6.-A de-
cree of The Hastings Court OF Petersburg
in the Fisher Gould case was entered to-
day III the Office Of the clerk Of the court lr7.
authorizing Mr.. George Cameron, n,
! appointed by Judge Mullen receiver OF
the virginia Passenger and Power Com
psny. To apply to the United States cir-
c:.l.t Court In the sui, Of John a. Roeb-
Ing and Sons against the Virginia Pas Pas
saEger and Power Company. the Rich
.npssd PassenEe and Power Company and
Inc Richmond Traction Company. now
pending in the Circuit Court OF Rich
1coad. 10 nave the property OF inc Viz
girie Passenger and I'ower Company
..s-, FROM the receivers, N%ssrs. II. II
y.,is=k!ssrn and William ,Sorthrop, appoint
Cd Dy rhs Circuit Court, and turned over
10 BIZ: Cameron as receiver.
Liz Cameron T.ii make The application
10 ths United STATES Circuit Court as
xsoa AZ tae necessary papers are all
ready
THE Willy cIRcUs NAN.
The Jonn Robinson ciycus has arrived.
a.d ts,ss morning Tbs manager made an
liz. vssaI e,pntentspn before Captain
IL II. mater Or paying for a license.
isas STATE licenge and city license ars
$3.50 eaeh fay eaea performance. amount
s.1s 10 .stJ for The usual tTo perform
ar4ceg. waicn amount ths CIRCUS men re-
fused 10 l,sy. claiming tnaa they gave
one eot.i!zsu,1z perfofTnznca during The
stzGtnopn ard ey-niag, aid would tAerc-
fore D2.' only 40.
This matter wss brought before judge
Mullen, wtso tes!SsS tf&, there Wal one
c5ptii snts3aas ,t.rtoraanee,s acsd that people
iatzeaoiss III ibe Afternoon we're entitled
~ cis,cAs for she evening exaip!tioa with
ogt further citarge.
WITHOUT a PASTOR.
5fessix, William y. Jieuga!ns. VI. g..
81 ,rswx, GERMAN Ea.ee. jerry Owens
ard cJsGrge ia@eskinS5 ~ 4 committee;
Representing tHe 0lS Erect Presbyterian
i Ssaprch, T4ii confer HEih Z. committee of
/ Inc East iiarore2 frs4oytey2 ~ 10 tne
1 calling ~ a pastor " tiat church. ynicii
5las keea Hitanat 4 pagior sirce TIE res
4 1znats2a " 1ts geg. ~, ~, Pratt. TAo
4 ;sctepted h Gail - }y&ki5;4stoya, y. q
JaGss " ~. 5ssSl3en, n. IN ii9Etsfgr
Court lctt tS5ag W s1ef.f ialE st-cs1itii ~
she ifGintaittss
TIE }9t On ast4tgpFe fFteet. at;osflrag
rms sitt5 ~ tie building 10 ~ sfsts..
sps .be Sa'fCsa} HANK ilss iy+et, pun
stlazAd M Mssetk. Gil4aiek Hal, Daa1s End
fiEDfge Cameron, H.
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y ',i u. y. 81 ,3,} i'4sst. X (,
II CHAPTER TWO. MI
}ByHarry Tucker.

Continuation Of the thrilling advent
ures In the wilds OF Manhattan
7sit53i Central Park. N. Y..ss
Il As We proceeded UP through the un-
del bush Of Broadway toward the park
near which place Kllno's flat was located,
sounds Of reyclry reached our ears. 5ss
q Ieerlng through the darkness from a
safe point behind a tree. we saw q par
sty5 OF Indians with their war paint II.
85t They we're painting things Il red and
were grimly singing q fantastic war
Esci,g. III ri Il. 4! X IA n. .ssS
Just as we were about to disappear in
tho darkness, a heavy hand was laid on
our shoulder ii
as owl hootedi In a nearby tree.s s1si
s ~ q big Chief Sharkey.'' said d deep
S:olcc behind US. "me heap brave Come
iugll l''ysg s Il ST. II
Going across from where we saw the
Indians singing, Wc followed the chief
Sintp "a brilliantly lighted interior. with
mirrors and pictures on the walls, and
tho tinklirg OF glass and female Voices
In II rear room. IS s II
.sharkey make the big fight, But
fight no more. sauaw love the chief
and make him promise. No more battle.
MOI e nnoney8in q red paint shop, 4 II
j ~ was right. SIX 81 .S VIII
After leaving the tcpee Of the great
Starkey, we took a. horse car Just think
softita a horse garland went on our wa y.
At Thlrty-oghth Street we met Dick
Little III ss 4
II went up town to-day and got ac-t
quainted with8mys vii 70. II he said !. While.
we wern talking matters over. she said
sI.e was going down to saks & and get
ono OF he little Titles a Russian BIZ use.3
'riie little Little heard the remark, and
cried out that no would not Wear & a a
Russian blouse. u IS ls
"a ct mo a Jap blous Sc. and TIL wear lt,H'
said the syoullgst Ter. 5 55 VA Is
Then tho shades OF Mig tel fa sttel',
Ne went into the Ma n borough and
deposited q large part Of our here wlthstl
| IN the casll$register5 for safe kee pin IS.
Then, as tho sun arose from behind the
e,cphant 81 homo in the zoo. Tony Hart
iyi4wned and told Da n Marble that " was
time to get up and eat fbrea X fast, and
John Early threa toned Bill Halter with
high ball, SO that ( al y would be We'll
along the falu, "a
sxI ehcd \ themselves into the front and
Ia of winter, while our heroine grew
older dayj by day, as she sa T on K the
grand stand. and urged the Brownies W on
tn victory. ~ s3sSl vs. rs IA II
faint heart fair lads never won,
ia an old one good and true H
Hut It's hard to got a. pref tx girl L,
l'ut on the right sized shoe . .,5
~
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Mrs, T.. B. Gibson Not Dead

Editor of The Times. Dispatcn:
Fin a communication in Nh. ,t,,,,c.
Dispatch few days ago. from Fredeyi. ~ !.
nnrg. your correspondent announced inc
deafh 81 my daughter Lille y. f;tbson
TINS notice first appeared IN the Mineral
Mirror and Is altogether without fonda !,
lion II Is causing my friends thronut,.
owl me state SO much anxiety, a. w.1I
as causing me 10 write a great nl,rnf,,',
OF letters 70 friends. who are enauli,n,
about ner death. write u ask maj yo,,
VIII give snace 10 this communicated
IN your weekly and daily. and th.reby
save me the answering OF 80 many I'M.
necessary letters,
JOHN y, GIBSON.
jackson. Va. Aug 6. 1904
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'O'FLAHERTY CONSIDERING
He May Ba Candidate for the
Attorney Generalship.

Hon. D. c. o'F'lanerty. u this city. Is
among the number VINO may ehtsr he
contest in the primary next fall for .i,e
Democratic nomination for Attorney :.
eral Hc stated day or two ago Tx.
he had not yet definitely decided wkl4i
he Will do In the matter II On enter
the race" said Mr. o'Flaherty. ~ 9tsau
vim
Up to this time there arc Two caadi-
dates for the otfice, They are Major
William A. Anderson, OF Rockhridge, tns
incumbent, and Judge Samuel 81. vi.
Hams. Of Wythe Judge Williams wag an
asprant OF the nomination three yearr,
ego and though he has made no formal
4 announcement Of candidacy, Il In expert
ca that he Win again offer for ,hs
honor. ny
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EAGLES TOGO
lVWHITE;.D|[U.C'.:K|
Newport News Aerie 70 Compete
for One Of the
Prizes.
M Il f; n s
.oNTARloIs A VERY i I y SLOW SHIP
a Disappointment on F1er Trial
Trip Captain Congle
Resigns.
5oNTARl05Is AVERY SLOW SHIP II

tSpcclal to The Times Dlspatcho
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. August g.
The local aerie of Eagles is making
elaborate preparations for It's trip to
baltimore on September 18th to attend
the annual meeting Of tho Grand Aerie.
Nearly every member Of the organiza-
lion viii make the trip and they Will
& he headed by band Of twenty pieces.
An cider has just been given for white
duck uniforms for the occasion and the
aerio proposes to capture one OF the
prizes offered for the body Of men max
ing lie best appearance IN the parade
steamer will be chartered and tour
days will be spent in Baltimore. 81
- b "A DISAPPOINTMENT.
Tho big passenger steamer oh II .si'
built by the New York shipbuilding COM
n,r1y. at Camden, n. j., for the Mer-
a,,n,,ts, mud Miners transportation Com
many. left last night for Baltimore,
where she will be inspected By the Of
q fi,,,aist of the line. The vessel arrived In
!i,ampton Rtnds yesterday afternoon af-
Tor. making her trial trip down the coast.
She failed to make the required speed
md 1t is said that the trial was a great
5ilisapno;ntment The members OF the
& crew attribute the failure to make the
!. pectcd speed to the poor grade OF coal
used. and say that with proper fuel, the
& vessel viii mako better sho wing. From
II Baltimore, 1t is said. tho ship Will 30 on
another trial trip,
The Ontario; will ply between this his K port POI
Y and BOSTON,
Cartain Frank r. Cough, Of the Pc
Il ni1,slla G yards of, Hampton, has ten
,lered his resignation and First Lieu
tenant THORNTON f. hnes Will command
the company when 1T leaves for the en-
4 "a eminent at Ocean View Tomorrow.
I Z cartain Cough has commanded the COM.
ns,,v since the Spanish-American war,
ana is ono Of the most popular oliice :l >
4 In the Seyenty-frst Regiment. lie was
the ranking captain in the Ih Miro "a Bat
talon ut the time OF the death OF ne
late Major Thomas, but was deteateo
for the ina jorship by Captain Gi lHel
of this city.
superintendins Engineer Hall and Z CON on.
sn.,ing Engineer Martin. OF the Mallory
,;n,.. were here to-day for the purpose OF
inspecting the repairs being mace On
re liner concho at The stipya sia ! ne =
y;;ssseI has been completely oyeTnauied
hare ard on August 4th VIA san san -!
,o,erS York Il, go upon s.eT -1iI..
s.sraes 8aI.aan- alsas Wiialasn kline
g.rsa-r.ss7s3 negro, Ns.s Eics ss.s1 UP 70
\ ~ VI. ss7.s,zsE sssssFs =. .ss 9
ss..,5,t8, .;s. y ~ z,ss-u-rss-a III and twenty
,,tfs "a = IA 4 ssss1gezasuS the bar
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Franchises.

lSpeclaI 10 tgtje y.yfses- gJlstJateil,)
! SpEFOi.it, ~. sgx8st ire Torn
ftpEnHG tstsk arsff&91 ly3asa.eseG sarDt,
any t,Ie app. ti2si nj Il stape3fis6 fOla
the Home AesiyJln4 Gas G9spatsY, M
Jsyfisbpirs. Va mn Gfsisf5 70 aaYef.
ttse iDr blds m liz us ffaaehAse
Tbs maHes NJ tee trSResgiSe mr. tHe
prpppsed esestfte railf9sS ff1yg sfoft55k n,
s4c}roofla ~ NJ pell9sDx
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Ter, Joe Trexlcr. ostrander., cornett.
Glenn =. Trexler, shauE hncssy.
ssore by8innings: r M
Oak Grovcs 90 9 LIZ 9 ~
Old Virgin las. 4 9 90 9 07I-2
Ing OF Wins ton. 3s Z. N
Stars, 8; White Swans, S.
tS Tho Church Hill Stars defeated the |
White Swans yesterday a ftcrnoon on III
the Stars diamond. In a very excitln y 3.
game, tho score being 5 to s. rho ga mo
was close from start to 8finis The Tea Y
tire was the heavy batting and battery
work OF the Stars only q flowing VI DO
Swans five hits. and the beautiful y ono
shnnd catch OF Bauer. the Stars right lt. I
fielder. IL, 8Ss 5$ iSsgi.s 5
85 rho battery OF the Stars wns: Moore,
Brizzolara and Howle.y T ne battery Of
the Swans Duke. efIescoe and Pcarman.
Score by Innings: = H. Z
ytnrs 3. (, :. . z. 4. Oh 08
swans 7. 80. 4 o. g g 0--5
Tlno ofs game. tehdance; cog. s's8
Il No Game Played,
The game scheduled betweenit he w ites 4
Ducks and Tuscaroras was not played
through. some misunde rs tandlnK as ny V
where the game was 70 pe plas.u a. y
standing u the clubs viii. heretor e.$ re-
man az before. 8 8i{
Indians, 16 Chestnut Hills, {.
Tho Indians were out in their Wat u +
paint yesterday and Swrcnched the game
from Chestnut Hill by the score - & q 70 y. 4
toG q. The Textures Of tho game we're En-,
tie batting the Indians. a pie PLAY
by Chestnut Hill. & and the work Of Co.'S
5bysnnd r honlas. battery forth Indians q
Tho playing Of Delaney was exec lent.
Sore: 3, ~; s3S r. II. f.
1nil,ana I. !. y. 8 241s1 90 SIS ~
Chestnut Hills. 5 9 ~ . " 8
n batteries: Indians. Thomas and Co.'S 81
by Chestnut Hills. Brown and Neu VI
and X epple umpire. Mr., Scott Scott.
b. II. s., q; Mas nicE II ONE
he BARTON Height gluggers we're de-,
feated BY tho Masonic Home by tho
score 81 The sluggera were I, 1 ,,as
sl slut r., DIi.,,,heller and Bache; Masonic
Home. Wen and HI ger. s5 d ij35
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faint heart fair lady never won.
is an old one good and true
nut it's hard toS get a. pretty sgirl 54s:
Put on the right sized shoe *
words Ia that effect
(To be continueaDs
Major Anderson 4 al Home. /

.Attorney-G enefal WI liam AS derson,l
VINO attended tho meeting of the State 1
Bar Association during the past Week
has gone to his home in Lex ton. where
he viii resume his vacation He was,
called to this city two weeks 50 TO draw &
the contracts with publishers for school
books for tho next four years
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Municir,al l1.ee1inua.

Ifs f0il0sfas Gfts}i4fst;I fssetssizs B,s
NehHdpifd m IN ~9N,3s4z 9ssx
efpgfaiitfSs III Eisftffssia 9tp4fs3s S6a
BhlldlnSs, Z X N k3rHls,fYt5w
hbatd NJ afsff6sH, 'l3ts4ts4y SIg1a. q
O'Clock sFsNF
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Vf51 = n.
.SInfialders Edwards Retires:

InfIelder I'D rds. who has been one r
off the principal mon with the Richmond I'M!
team, ana Ia good all rounder, has s,
tired from that team. He asked Man IAN
ager Bender for his release. but did not '!,
get 1t. Then he resigned. Mr., Edwards
is a nne player and tho Ricllaaond team
losses q good man. al fs{5iii
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y Make alittle 90 along way. Ypu cai,
advertise in the Tee-Dae 'aNantp col.
INNS a, very l,tle expense, a splendid
sTsistris IN which 20 get Your business be-
fore thousaEds.
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Standing tof the Clubs. !

Philadelphia, s !; Pittsburg Z.
Y PEfILADI1LPIIIA, r A., Aug ust i The
locals defeated Pittsburg to-day by op-l
perfume hitting. III u
Score: N 81 r. II. y.
irittsburg ....... 20 10 . OF Ola az ii
philadelphia 4. II 2 1,O1 90 80 III
al Batteries: Flnhertys and Carisch; Fra
Ezer and Roth Time, 100. 5i Empires, Mo-.
5rln,anl thinner. Attendance, 3,075.
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Iudgn Brooke Hopeful,

lion. d Tucker Brooke, pf Norfolls, u
was In tho city yesterday on MS Way
home from the Old sweet I! p Y. wheFo
he took his family fof5t su' ~ y. \, !,
Davis viii almost surely wln their flp''t
.thlH fall. ~ 80 ~ ia ~
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n T II POPULAR YORK RIVER LINE.
Daily for baltimore, PhiiadNIphta, New
forK. atlantic Gity and Eastern points,.
Leave Richmond daily, eycept s,ndaS
Eouthern Railway. Fourteenth gi,r.,
station. $50 p, M. Low rate exc,mgIon
sltksts on sale daily.
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BISHOP ISL; 9 2 WATSON W
Venerable Prelate Himself Ex *
poets to See His 9th Birthda

. o. Especial TO 7THe FCH,7 . %
WILMINGTON. q. aug, s6,--i5lsh {. 4
IA. "A. Watson con tinues to show re ma fK-s;
able vitality although his genera cohis
iditln continues to grow worse & BY de-
grees, he is holding his owl 5yer we'll
While 1t is considered impossible for him
to regain his strength, lie may continue
In the present state even weaker.
q Tho bishop himself says he VIII live = 4
see his eighty sixth birthday. wh1c fallss
ingthls month. He receives, n few,o ms 1
friends, hut his mind Is very eebie /. ann
great care Is taken that he may NOT ~ ~
excited In any way. an ssisa
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SOUTHERN, 2 p \ i,
Scores Yes;ttye,.ridaY,l....

htsAtlanta; a tlnnta s. Shreveport q
NJ birmingham: ews . leans 80, Biz
n,inghaln l---5. Y, ]. " ], !,
goInery Az, VI, . q 4. !, y, I. 4, 81 !,
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H&xa n titgs va ii l0tiE mn i'ntlG GDn
aGgefifg4 M ttje TeA@iJta WANT sol,
sHahs ~ gsag Bttis szpenss, A spiendd
gsfials ri mbtet % get your bysiH9aa ba.
f1Ss ttttyssDs6Es, W.
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ATHLETIC LEAGUE GAMES
Oak Groves Won from Old Vir-
ginia; White Swans Lost.
Athletic League Standing,

Oak Groves, g; Old Virginjas, q,
3, Tho Oak Groves eated the Old Ylrr
,etnias yesterday afternoon in SCOTS:
field by the score Of q tn 2. The line'-
up SSof The pla yers 70 as folio vs. q
Oak Groves w ilkinson, ter; Ford,
iHanc ock, McAlwee, Toler. Winston
lFal,ce, Wyant,
Ola Virginia. ANN, Ryne. q Trek
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Harmon US to Meet. 81
the active members Of the Harmon
lY's havefbeen rogue I'D to- meet at the \
Home for Incurables Tuesday morning as
1880 % clock. " n ~ "a b.. Il.
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Cincinnati, a; Boston, q

Cincinnati, 81; Boston,
K BOSTON. August 6 ~ Three hits, coupled
with two errors by Boston, gave Cincn-
natl five runs In the eleventh inning and
Eto.dny's game. s
E score: II rs r., Il, ~.
Cincinnati ........ % q % 10 Q Q 80 4
Boston .........i. 4 oil % o. 20 ORA . n 3
Batteries: Kellum and Shlel; Fisher
and Needlam Time, $3.50. Umpire,
Lcm,stone. Attendance. 22,sG5,
Chicago, a; Brooklyn j,
& I;RoOKLYN. August G.--chicago Won
from Brooklyn to-day IN tho tent
4 Score: II. II, ~
Isrooklyn ~. .,.. % 90 10 o 90 OIL o 4 2
lGhIcieo ....... \. q 90 Q O0 3--4 Al
B Batteries: Jones and Bergen ! INl ndgren
and Killing. Time, l;52 Umpire, Gnrpcll-
ter A,tendpncc. 100 Fl
New York, 81; 81. Louis, =,
NEW YORK, August g. Good batting
gayn New York an easy victory over St.
i's senre 'o'apy' R.H.ht +.
ST. Louis, 4, 4, o 90 Q ! 90 OIL .
New York. !. i, Z. % 005 o \ '-S - Il
batteries: O Nell and Nc .ean;g Mathew
sou and I3owerrnail, limo, LAD, mplre,
E.nslle. Attendanue, 20,4SS. AZ 5;3,s
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Second Game

Il irhe 4 Brownies started things going IN
the first on errors BY Swift md sSYaterss3
Knowles and Mel voy scored. In y me .se,
cond inning Bowers slnEi 3D.. y. q NO ssoisn
On McEvoys wo-ba gger. botn Teams
played fast ball, but Manc ~
weak with the stick ~; ! mere Z.
Z rIhe nuts. and the hits were sea tered
Knowles relieved Rowers In The sixth =. y
: nd SURPRISED even his audienc INC
official score follows: ssis3
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rHs POPULAR YORK Rlvra y,

jackson. Va. Aug. 6, 1904.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-01-07
NEST AND SOUTH.

At the age of sc years Thomas Con-
molly, a millionaire carriage manufac-
turer of national prominence, died sud-
denly at his home in Dubuque, Ia.
At Guthrie, Okla, a railway company
has been formed to build line from
Port Nelson, on Hudson bay in British
America, to the Argentine Republic, q
distance of 10000 miles.
The oldest man in Minneapolis, Rob-
ert c. Harper, died at the age of 104
years and six months.
At San Jose, H.. safe blowers cracked
and looted the safe in the post Office Of
$1,000
In Chicago all the livery establish
ments are open, the employers agreeing
to reinstate the striking drivers.
Judge Webster sentenced John Tully,
a soldier, at Missoula, Mont, to hang
February &c for the murder of Thomas
Kennedy at Fort Missoula
Five hun 1red and seventy-five men,
women and children met a fearful death
at the new Iroquois theater in Chicago
burned, suffocated or trampled under
foot-following a fire which was caused
by the explosion of calcium light The
gas tanks also exploded and the flames
spread so rapidly that occupants of the
gallery and balcony were cut off from
escape This is the most appalling
catastrophe of its character in the his
tory of Chicago. The dead and injured
were carried to nearby business
houses, which were besieged by thou
sands of frantic persons seeking to find
among the charred bodies the remains
of their loved ones.
Robbers dynamited the safe of o.
Cohen, a jeweler in Des Moinss, Ia, and
stole $4,000 in cash, diamonds and
watches.
Myra Jane Williams, of Brainerd,
Mimi. was sentenced to the penitentiary
for life for the murder of her little
daughter.
Near Denison, Ia, Detlef Evans,
German farmer, poisoned his 1S-month-
old child and his wife 1t is believed
Evans is insane
In fire which destroyed the stable
of the Western News company in Chi
cage James Davis and 90 horses were
burned TO DEATH
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-01-07
THE E ST.

The girl students at Rosemary hall,
Greenwich, Conn, handled stone for a
new chapel which they have resolved
to construct with their own hands.
William Shaw and Moses T. Clough,
prominent lawyers, lost their lives in a
fire in Troy IN W club house.
In the past year total Of 619,98O i'm
migrants arrived at New York, against
SAT, 1877 in 1902.
In the east the Standard Oil company
has reduced the price of oil five cents
and two cents in the west.
Judge M. w. Acheson in the United
States circuit court in Pittsburg held
that railroads are responsible for the
full value of goods lost in transit.
The annual review of Bradstreet pre-
diets year of satisfactory conservative
business for 1904, following the severe
strains put upon the industrial and
speculative communities of 1908.
From the Bank of Staten Island at
Stapleton, N. j., bonds to the value of
$1SG,000 were missing and Otto ALL
man, cashier, committed suicide.
Ex-Congressman James j. Belden
died at Syracuse, N. Y, aged Is years.
George B. Mcclellan has assumed the
Office of the mayor of New York city